SpaceX’s Genius New Satellite Launcher
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Over the last few years, rockets have gotten cheaper and satellites have gotten smaller. Because of this, SpaceX has started their new Rideshare program which allows smaller satellites to go to space for a much lower price. Interested in learning more about SpaceX's genius new satellite launcher? Stick around and enjoy!
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Written and edited by Ewan Cunningham ( / ewan_cee )
Narrated by: Beau Stucki
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I loved the transition into the keeps sponsor! Awesome video and keep up the great work
Hey 👋🏻 so you also like rockets!
Hey Jared ! Your animations are top quality!
Only ten likes
Hi
Hey Jared. Can you do a Falcon 9 animation sometime? Thanks in advance.
I smoothly passed from dreaming on spaceflight to existential thoughts about what I am doing here on Earth with this baldness 😂
Yeah that was too smooth! There was a bit of a gaslighting effect in that..... 😆😆
I actually laughed with the sponsor seagway, that was very smooth
Astronaut launching satellite was the most bizarre thing in this video !
So when you're sending a small sat into space, you are basically sending an adult male lion into space..
Basically Yesssss
what a subtle move with keeps, really that's how promo should be.
Whao! I did knew superficially about Spacex rideshare programme but knowing it in details was really good. Healthy Competition is really good. Keep up the good work man!
holy fuck, that advertisement transition is 200 iq hahaha
The transition is epic.
The slickest sponsor slide in, I've every seen. Bravo!
Great video and great transition for sponsor...
Yes, agree, with jarded, the sponsorship entrance is pretty awesome.
They underestimated the number of Starlink satellites that can be carried by Starship by about all of them.
Liked for the content loved for the sponsor segue
I think SpaceX should make a reusable version of their old Falcon 1 rocket.
What a masterful segue. Bravo, sir!
clap clap clap. "So this is how liberty dies. With thunderous applause."
yes and how is liberty dying with this
@@james-qw5jz there will be no square millimeter on the ground that they cannot see, there will not be a single word they will not hear, there will be no act of which they have no knowledge, no one will be able to get in or out of that cage without their knowledge, no one will be able to rise to their level unless they allow it.
@@james-qw5jz ...and ofcourse the extreme level of pollution that they bring directly into the higher layers. 1 rocket launch is like the annual emissions of 5,000 cars
@@CsehCsaba whew this is a load of bullshit to unpack
so, first of all, these small satellites are incapable of being used as "spy satellites" simply due to the fact that they're both too small and too close to the planet to be effective as surveillance.
too small = terrible camera.
too close = terrible viewing (due to the movement of said satellite)
second, there's already tons of spy satellites in orbit. if you're afraid they're gonna see you jacking off through your window, believe me...they already can. they've been able to since the 70s.
as far as "rocket pollution" goes, i'd love to see where the hell you came up with the number of "1 rocket launch = annual emission of 5000 cars", because that is *completely* made up numbers pulled out of your ass. you can read more on about it at everydayastronaut's site ( everydayastronaut.com/rocket-pollution/ ) but, at worst, that number would be 500 cars...and only CO2, the least dangerous greenhouse gas. most rocket exhaust is actually *steam* because, yknow, we use hydrogen and methane as fuels these days.
@@koimeiji just because you don’t understand something doesn’t mean it’s not true. who said they will use cameras? you live in the past. this tech is called "God's Eye" and it will work as you could see in the movie "Batman- Dark Knight" "high frequency generator"
"tons of spy satellites in orbit." yes , each is able to cover a small area, separately, but not the entire planet at once and continously, and not all are in one hand! These are significant differences.... and even if they can peek through those windows, they can't see through the roof, they can't hear you with them, they do not have access to all existing devices from a single room. This will be changing.
"that number would be 500 cars...and only CO2, the least dangerous" well you forgetthat cars are releasing their gases at ground level, not in the upper layers and this is also significant difference. keep talking BS till pretending smartness
You just every video so amazing and easier to understand
Nailed the creativity on Sponsorship.
I can't stop laughing! 😂😂😂
Wait astronauts are literally throwing satellites? Hahahhaha that is awesome.
Does SpaceX launching the most satellites in one launch count as a *world* record though? It's technically not on this world.
Me : I don't have the money for a ride with SpaceX or Blue Origin
Celestis : Let me introduce myself...
2:23 seems like a fun thing to do
India:we launched 104 satelite at one launch
Spacex : we launched 143 satelite at one launch
Spacex when Starship ready: 300? That easy
Is this similar to rocket lab?
lets wait until one of these days low earth earth orbit is gonna be full of satellite's
I want starlink is ready soon.
I want to launch a telescope into space. I want my own personal Hubble.
you could for ~500K
Finally, now I can play roblox without having it lost connection every 10 minutes
just a casual 27000 km/h throw nbd
They are turning into airline lol
Why don't you sponsor a satellite (mine).
2:20 so that means in the future i can yeet my nanosat into mars?
Funny. A Starship launch will never be close to $2M.
never say never
Waiting for $600 Leo tickets
My man really went for Elon's hair line for a segway LMAOOOO
smooooth segway
Nice segue
Thanks
*Punch
OOOH...Damn..Didn't need to do that to my man Elon...
Isn't it "Segue"?
@@OrdinaryLatvian yeah but too lazy to edit the comment lmao
That ad transition was as smooth as the Tesla Cyber Truck!
😂
Lol
🤭
Totally
They couldn't have nailed it better. XD
It reminds me of mexican football commentators' ad skills.
That sponsor segway is splitless.
segway ? segue ?
Use sponsorblock extension to automatically skip sponsorship ads
You didn’t have to do Elon like that 💀💀💀😂
Lmao the segwag was smooth tho
Nah man, everyone who's seen a picture of Elon from his PayPal days knows he's had hair transplants. It's not exactly a secret.
MY brain exploded when I discovered that you can ACTUALLY ORDER A SPOT in one of those rockets... never seen any websites where you can order something so expensive...
Just put that $2M on AmEx haha
This is groundbreaking in of itself now imagine what starship will be capable of and how much cheaper it will be.
this remind me that rocket lab used to have a page very similar to this with available slots, but now its gone
@@SeanKula you could probably launch a full sized satellite for 1mil.
Lmao the Musk's hairline
Company: created smol satellites.
Small Satellite in iss: yeeted by astronaut.
Satellite thrown by the astronaut crashes into the ISS solar array, destroying the solar panel and satellite... bruh
@@eaaeeeea bruh
I love it when people get creative in meshing the advertiser into the content of the video.
Informative.....then funny.
King of Segues. Smooth transition into the bald ad.
The sponsor transition was PERFECT.
the ending part is classic lol
Rocket lab, basically the only thing New Zealand’s ever done in space
You forgot about Jango Fett 😁
Its an american company just the launch pad is in NZ.
@@nathand7560 oh yeah lol
@@a.harshvardhan9611 r u sure, they got like silver ferns and pictures of nz all over their ships
@@finn54123 this is what my assistant "G" said upon asking,"Rocket Lab is a private American aerospace manufacturer and small satellite launch service provider with a wholly owned New Zealand subsidiary."
The astronaut throwing the satellite was the highlight of my day 😂.
What a transition man, that deserves an Oscar!
Capitalism is always the answer to growth and on going developments. Governments just cannot compete. Simple.
Yes, the competition is one of the best ways to improve things.
Starship will be lifting 400 starlink satelites to orbit not 250. btw great work, this video was really informative
Maybe 250 Satellite instead of 400 Satellites that was the original plan,, the empty storages is for Rideshare Sattellites which they make more profit.
@@willow3748 okay, makes sense
Good content! I like that the sponsor is in the ending of the video now
That pun on his hairline was savage lmao
Your ad transitions are smooth as hell
Lol damn that astronaut really did yeet that satellite !!
Lol yea, tumbling quite a bit too on the onset. Though I guess you don’t have much freedom in the suit so makes sense
damn! that transition to sponsor won you a sub :)
I just love the idea of an astronaut just yeeting cubesats overboard and into orbit :-D
This is insane! I had no idea ridesharing in space was like this... Im amazed and hope to see space travel just become more and more accessible
When your ad transition is so smooth that no one is talking about the amazing video.
E-PIC segue. Best I've ever seen.
2:17 The image of someone throwing a satellite from the ISS didn't get me at first, but over the next few seconds of me thinking more about it I cracked! 🤣
Scientific channel sponsored by questionable hair loss treatment smh
I mean, they have to make revenue some way
Are you paying him? If not, he's making content for you and posting it in a place where u can watch it for free. Idk if you're allowed to complain.
@@nagarjunkashyap5987 Actually no. I didn't watch it. I just complained and then unsubbed, as soon as I saw "Keeps".
the shade on elon's hair line got me cracking up lmaoooo.
honestly, if the price for a 200kg satellite goes from a million to 5000, or in other words 25 dollars per kilogram, I might send my own 10 kg satellite up there for 250
1969: getting satellites to space will be highly complicated and advanced.
2021: aStRonaUT tHroWs sATElliTe InTO OrbIT
TURNS OUT, "KEEPS" IS A RIP OFF!!
They're charging twice what your local drugstore charges for the same product!
I don't see the price reduction in Space Flight throw SpaceX.
Of course, splitting up a flight is a good thing to reduce the price.
I don't get why SpaceX somehow has a lower cost in launching stuff into orbit.
I meant what you say from 6:00 to the end is just BS.
I'm convinced Elon Musk is from the future. He has blueprints of future technology in order to become a billionaire in today's time.
Similar technological advances/Compagnies will undoubtedly get huge market share in tomorrow's markets,setting the bar higher for any previous firms in the field or making it impossible for them to compete against the new innovative pioneering entrepreneurs 😎
me the whole video
WTF just 12,5K for like 3kilograms of cargo to the moon HOW???!!!
OHHHHHHHHHH BOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY, ELON MUSK IS A LEGENDARY GENIUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
$150,000 to send my Gold fish Frank to space
That's a bargain, and Franks happy too
Only thing it makes me think about is space trash... Where is the cost of removing those shitty cubes?
Now THAT'S how you transition into an ad. lmfao
Whaaattttt😱😱😱😱😱
We can book rocket tickets just like an airplane ticket😅😂
I’m really interested on seeing how starship is going to release its payload out the front
I’ve literally thought this up and built it in Kerbal space program. It’s not some genius idea. Elon is great at making simple ideas seem revolutionary though. I’ll give him that.
I also built a ship in Space engineers, it doesn't mean im some genius who knows how to build shit in space. Completely different to select a prefab part that gets automatically assembled and installed with 100% success (impossible), than to literally design and engineer an entirely new engine design using a relatively new fuel source, methalox. You literally place an adapter on your booster and BOOM, you have "ridesharing", in real life, you actually design all the mechanisms that allow that to work. You literally get free money, and there aren't consequences if you crash. In real life, you're talking about a lawsuit that could bankrupt SpaceX. Not only are they responsible for transportation, but are also liable if it fails and the clients near million dollar satellite explodes.
Lastly... you're talking about a GAME. Basically the ONLY thing it has going for it is it's realistic physics that even allow NASA employees to test designs in real time. It has none of the work, effort, and time that REAL shit requires.
Wait, how can the guy's hand throw a satellite at 15500 mph. I'm still confused.
Because the ISS itself is moving at that speed
The abounding parrot historically desert because harmony latterly complete upon a mysterious anime. envious, brash chest
damn that's wild
That's cool as long as these satellites have the ability to de-orbit at the end of thier life. Same with the ashes, there is too much space debris in LEO.
Thanks for the video. I didn't know about rideshare.
So your saying, Elon should've used keeps when he was just starting? THATS AMAZING
Im hyped for superheavys first orbital maybe even in july
The smoothest segway to sponsor in the history of youtube.
Here's your award 🏆
What are your thoughts on space debris due to the reduction in the cost of sending stuff to space?
Space debris isn't an issue. Elon said so.
Forgot about ISRO's 107 satellites in single Rocket??
0:30
I would like to be buried in the Sun (solar sail? wouldn't be in that a hurry),
would give my atoms a head start being dispersed across the cosmos than waiting to see if the red giant stage envelopes the Earth.
AmboNec Epic. What a story. @@
This video was sponsored by Elon...
Bro really roasted Elon on his hairline 🗿💀💀💀
لا تحزن الله يعلم أنك تعاني وتتألم.. فقط قل يارب وسيعطيك الله كل شئ ❤️❤️❤️
That segway into hair loss treatment was seamless
In Other Hand India Building SSLV which will Cost less than 4M USD.Also Some Private Org Live Skyroot, Agnikul , Bellatrix and Pixxel Join Hand to Launching Cheaper Satellite to Orbit.
The content was great as I didn't know exactly how the rideshare system worked so I was about to subscribe.... When I saw the solid ad transition I subscribed immediately!
That transition was the smoothest I've seen so far, well done!
This is nuts. prices down to 150k. people buy cars that are nearly that price (and some that are more). We are RAPIDLY approaching a privatized, consumer accessible outer space.
As for "KEEPS" : There has been and never will be any working product to prevent hair loss ! It's very much like religion, making money preying on superstition and fear! 😂😂😂
A transition as smooth as his hairline, come on guys where's the smooth puns? August. September at the latest. Ten months ago Spacex was seamlessly launching thousands of satellites and landing dozens of boosters, in continuing negotiations with several government and private agencies about any and everything current and future space. Oh yes while thrumming world over her collective head with the practicality of electric--all while inventing and developing (innovating) Starship, engines up. Orbital in August. September at the latest.
The potential downside:
"The Kessler syndrome (also called the Kessler effect, collisional cascading, or ablation cascade), proposed by NASA scientist Donald J. Kessler in 1978, is a theoretical scenario in which the density of objects in low Earth orbit (LEO) due to space pollution is high enough that collisions between objects could cause a cascade in which each collision generates space debris that increases the likelihood of further collisions. One implication is that the distribution of debris in orbit could render space activities and the use of satellites in specific orbital ranges difficult for many generations."
www.wikiwand.com/en/Kessler_syndrome
Meanwhile ISRO, How many more of this, can we stuff into our rockets... Stuffing them like public transport do to pasengers in India...