@@Les-f5u indeed. They nearly made it into a television channel of sorts. Current affairs, news, news analysis, live telecasts, trivia and so on. All dedicated to all things SpaceX ..! Isn’t that super good. 😊 Love their work ..! From down under.
At this rate of progress, soon, in order to check on spacecraft departures, you will have to check the "departures' board at your local spaceport, or call your travel agent. Go, Humanity!
I don't like to throw shade but Blue Origin needs to do way better. I was there when Rocket Lab was a pipe dream and now seeing them go 2 for 2 under 24 hours, I now realize that funding isn't everything. You really need passionate employees and a tunnel vision to make things work. Props to Bezos channeling his energy on rockets. This is what he should have done a decade ago. However, it's never too late :)
Thanks Ryan, always enjoy your reporting on rocket stuff. Your voice is pleasant and you present the information very well, and look forward to you and Elysia in tandem after her well deserved break. Keep up the good work as with all the NSF team!
I love space, and I am really glad that a space-based economy is just around the corner! I'm just really sad that the US is becoming the absolute overlord over LEO. Wish Europe was also able to just take over entire orbits
Hi Ryan, what does it mean "... the Cargo Dragon will splashdown in the Gulf off the Atlantic" ? The two different bodies of water are separated by the state of Florida. ;) Deano
The big money for them is starlink...with revenue approaching USD$7bn for 2024 and they are projecting about 60% operating profit on starlink revenue! that is a fantastic money maker. The launches using Falcon Heavy start at around $90m fee
This is a new product, also have low energy output(less than a watt/kg ) , but probably can be used on future small probes that cannot use solar power, cubesat size probes around Neptune for example.
With a massive number of frequency-hopping communication satellites, Musk could literally take over the world with enough drones that recharge off of power lines.
Elysia is surely good. Very good. Ryan is another equally good and informed presenter and my fav. His voice gives a feel of traditional television but his screen presence is an antithesis of his voice persona ..! No offence to Ryan ..!
Now that Next Spaceflight is part of NSF, why doesn’t NSF finally drop the “NASA,” (which is kind of irrelevant given the content) and just call themselves “Next Spaceflight,” AKA, “NSF?”
Undeniably you are dedicated but..I /we worry about your health? You do seem to my visual ...slender. it's just.me lol.im sure but I do hope all is well for you
And breathe 😂 awesome update Ryan, so much info, thank you, just one thought/observation on the editing, I hope you don’t mind, 😊 there’s no breath/breathing between delivery’s so it feels like I’m gasping for air making the viewing/listening experience a rushed/breathless interaction… Just me I’m sure and no offence intended.. ✌️
The clear and concise real-person approach on this channel is very refreshing.
@@Les-f5u indeed. They nearly made it into a television channel of sorts. Current affairs, news, news analysis, live telecasts, trivia and so on. All dedicated to all things SpaceX ..! Isn’t that super good. 😊
Love their work ..! From down under.
Mate it's not the channel it's the presence and presentation from you as a presenter. Love what you do bro
Wow, such a large amount of jampacked information from this week’s Space news. Thanks very much.
I wonder how much of that smell was filtered out by the air scrubbers and how much was filtered out by the astronauts' lungs.
That was a feature packed presentation. Great work Ryan, and all who helped compile the information.
Thank you!
God, what an amazing person Elon is. Yesterday I watched a new video with his robot and tennis balls. It's a complete delight. Go ahead, Elon Musk
Excellent job Ryan
Excellent 👍
Does anyone else think that Lunar Gateway is a dead end and a total waste of money?
@@P5ychoFox not me
Thanks Ryan 👍
At this rate of progress, soon, in order to check on spacecraft departures, you will have to check the "departures' board at your local spaceport, or call your travel agent. Go, Humanity!
Thanks, Ryan, excellent as always!
I don't like to throw shade but Blue Origin needs to do way better. I was there when Rocket Lab was a pipe dream and now seeing them go 2 for 2 under 24 hours, I now realize that funding isn't everything. You really need passionate employees and a tunnel vision to make things work. Props to Bezos channeling his energy on rockets. This is what he should have done a decade ago. However, it's never too late :)
Ryan and NSF, y'all rock! Peace
Thanks Ryan, always enjoy your reporting on rocket stuff. Your voice is pleasant and you present the information very well, and look forward to you and Elysia in tandem after her well deserved break. Keep up the good work as with all the NSF team!
I love space, and I am really glad that a space-based economy is just around the corner! I'm just really sad that the US is becoming the absolute overlord over LEO. Wish Europe was also able to just take over entire orbits
How does one take over entire orbits?
NASA budget is 0.01 percent of of total budget
Actually it’s around 0.5%
He means the total yearly us budget
@@jonathanchambers8640and @oberonpanopticon is correct
@@nilo70 think it's 0.6%
Who remembers the departure of Eve from earth in wall-e That is where we are heading to. V-band is 40-75 GHz
@@nexttonic6459 Wall-E was a damn good film 🎥
Hi Ryan, what does it mean "... the Cargo Dragon will splashdown in the Gulf off the Atlantic" ? The two different bodies of water are separated by the state of Florida. ;) Deano
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3:02 So they make around 160 million on 1 launch ? not bad...
The big money for them is starlink...with revenue approaching USD$7bn for 2024 and they are projecting about 60% operating profit on starlink revenue! that is a fantastic money maker.
The launches using Falcon Heavy start at around $90m fee
Why is nasa not use the nuclear diamond batteries
Those batteries produce an extremely small amount of energy.
@ oh ok they just last a long time but low powered make sense it is nasa
NASA uses plutonium, it has a 90 year half-life. This is how voyager is still powered since its launch in 1976/77.
This is a new product, also have low energy output(less than a watt/kg ) , but probably can be used on future small probes that cannot use solar power, cubesat size probes around Neptune for example.
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it is incredible to think that there is so many satelites in space the amount is incredible we will be running out of room at this rate
Not quite. With satellites operating at different planes and orbits, there are hundreds if not thiusands of miles between each and every satellite.
@@fredpryde8555 they call it space for a reason
iSpace was using Apple Maps.
Thank you for providing another great space news episode!
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Thanks for contributing the RL vid (and reposting) Pat! 😉 - Das
@@NASASpaceflight Anytime! 😊
Could Ryan Caton talk a bit faster please; I'm used to Jack; whom never breathes during a presentation.
just adjust playback speed.. I watch both on 1.5x
@joansparky4439 ha brilliant ♥️
Video upload freezes in many spots
Cant ISS expand into a new ISS?
With a massive number of frequency-hopping communication satellites, Musk could literally take over the world with enough drones that recharge off of power lines.
onya Ryan
It's not the same without Elysia.
Elysia is surely good. Very good. Ryan is another equally good and informed presenter and my fav. His voice gives a feel of traditional television but his screen presence is an antithesis of his voice persona ..!
No offence to Ryan ..!
Per Neil de grass tyson
Now that Next Spaceflight is part of NSF, why doesn’t NSF finally drop the “NASA,” (which is kind of irrelevant given the content) and just call themselves “Next Spaceflight,” AKA, “NSF?”
Undeniably you are dedicated but..I /we worry about your health? You do seem to my visual ...slender. it's just.me lol.im sure but I do hope all is well for you
And breathe 😂 awesome update Ryan, so much info, thank you, just one thought/observation on the editing, I hope you don’t mind, 😊 there’s no breath/breathing between delivery’s so it feels like I’m gasping for air making the viewing/listening experience a rushed/breathless interaction… Just me I’m sure and no offence intended.. ✌️
no not just you I already pointed out few times that maybe improving the pronounciation of letter L would improve things drastically
Where’s Alicia?
It's Elysia, NOT "Alicia".
She was likely taking a break for USA Thanksgiving Day.
Elysia is on Thanksgiving break 👍 - Das
I believe the term is "Methylox", not "Methalox".
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en.wiktionary.org/wiki/methalox
whats wrong with your arms?
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that haircut is not cool bro. Just tryna help you out, no hate
No hate, but it still a twat thing to say.
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I mean no offense to the kid, but can't we have an experienced rocket engineer instead of just kids with enthusiasm? The pandering can go too far.
Presenter not for me ! Unsubscribed
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"Methalox" is an amateur term used by people trying to sound like rocket experts.
You must be new to this.
Methalox is a standard term-of-art in the industry, as are kerolox and hydrolox.
@@-danR YOU MUST NEVER HAVE READ A ROCKETRY TEXTBOOK OR ACTUALLY KNOW ANYONE WORKING IN THE INDUSTRY.
@@FranklinRatliff lol. I gave you some upvotes, out of pity.
It’s almost like majority of their viewers are not experts and are familiar with these simplistic terms. Dumbass
what point in the video does he discuss the fuel?