This is the vehicle Bezos should choose for the first-- crew launch-- of the New Glenn. As a crew vehicle, the Dream Chaser would capture the world's imagination!
Wow - What a great video! I sure do like DreamChaser! I look forward to the day we see these along with Crew Dragon both docked to the ISS, as well as the Orbital Reef station!!
Can't wait for the flight test. Still wish the launch configuration would be how it's demonstrated in this video. But as long as ya'll give us great angles during fairing sep, it's still gonna look beautiful
Kardeşim gelin ne yapıyorsanız ülkenizde yapın. Türkiyem size ne yaptı. amerikada ne işiniz var. Hurjet mmu. Bunlara destek verin bu gavurlar bizden kiymetli mi?
This ship looks almost identical to the DynaSoar concepts that NASA came up with in the early 1960's. Taken from the old " lifting body" tech experiments early in the space program. I was in the 7th grade in 1962.
Love it, hopefully it will go to the iss soon. This could be what the Space Shuttle should have been. Reusable. This wont be as good as the Space Shuttle (interms of size and payload) but will be better interms of reusablity, technology and a integrated abort system.
@@jokers7890 sorta kinda but not really. Having to overhaul every major system on the craft and taking 18 months, minimum, for a turnaround is, at best "barely reusable."
No it is not, It is based on Boeing X20 Dyna-Soar, Russians stole and copied the tech and design, Soviet Mig-105 or BOR-4 were in 60s and 80s respectively while United States Air Force was working on X-20 Dyna-Soar in 50s.
Подсказка, что пора. Пора воплощать в материале. И применять по назначению. А не бутафрию на выставках показывать. И не стесняться передирать необходимые технологии.
Imagine a World War One era tailskid, except on the front, helps the dream chaser to brake faster without the use of a parachute, which would take up space
Like the Shuttle orbiters, Dream Chaser doesn't have engines for moving on the ground. Apparently a nose wheel would be heavier than a skid pad. The dry mass of the orbiters was around 78 tonnes and the Dream Chaser is around 9 tonnes, so moving Dream Chaser afterwards is easier.
Widely spaced rocket engines appear to be unviable with one engine out without extreme gimbal rotation capability. Acceleration must go through center of mass or the rocket will spin according to the offset.
No it is not, It is based on Boeing X20 Dyna-Soar, Russians stole and copied the tech and design, Soviet Mig-105 or BOR-4 were in 60s and 80s respectively while United States Air Force was working on X-20 Dyna-Soar in 50s.
SNC Dream's (CCiCap) Program :::::: dream will dock SNC is pleased to release our new mission Dream Chaser to deliver critical cargo to and from the ISS
No, which is why Starship is a better system. It's cheaper to build and is a planetary lander which should have the capability to both land and take off from the surface of Mars.
If the first and second stage chambers had unfold wings, they to could've also glided back to landing or pickup spot at sea, so everything was reusable.
Hmmm, would be a decent Crew escape vehicle for Space Stations in general but other than that it is just a small Buran. Don't get me wrong anything from a Space vehicle development and capability perspective is great, but it is 20 years too late. Agree with L needs to be launched via a Falcon Rocket to be commercially viable. Could be the first low orbit passenger service. Sydney to London in how long I wonder?
Donc, des tuiles protectrices pour le retour mais aucune protection à l’aller ? Ne devait-il pas y avoir une coquille de protection sur le DC(A fearing is what you call it...) Des études comparatives montrent que #Falcon9 aurait aussi pu bien faire la job quand au Payload. Était-ce une question de coûts ???
Looks just like the MiG-105, which was a response to America's Dynasoar program, a concept which in turn had its origin in the Nazi's Amerikabomber. Seems spaceflight has gone full circle in recent years - the U.S. is utilizing a Soviet design for low cost orbital cargo delivery, while all the superpowers in the world are preparing to enter a new age of deterrence with hypersonic boost-glide vehicles based on the Amerikabomber. Without some kind of memorandum on such weapons, the world will be closer to nuclear annihilation than during the height of the Cold War - thanks science!
Very interesting. Have you guys ever thought about launching it off a plane? As i remeber the now destroyed Ukrainian "Mriya" An-225 was originally designed as the first stage of air based orbital launch system for the "Spiral" program. Now the guys from "Antonov" are looking for a new big project to make something like the destroyed "Mriya". So why not this?
It is based on Boeing X20 Dyna-Soar, Russians stole and copied the tech and design, Soviet Mig-105 or BOR-4 were in 60s and 80s respectively while United States Air Force was working on X-20 Dyna-Soar in 50s.
I can’t wait till you guys get this thing in the air let’s go get the lead out get a human rated the time is now they should’ve never abandon the space shuttle they should’ve retrofitted it into the future is a good design that needed to be updated severely now the dream chaser can take that role
This exact design was considered for the space shuttle, but it is inherently unstable. If you go look at old NASA videos you can see it flopping from side to side uncontrollably. Who in their right mind would implement an inherently unstable design?
The most adorable spacecraft to ever fly
That will*
@@aviationlover3613 *has already, but not to space
Looks like a baby space shuttle but also a stingray.
I guess Im pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good place to watch new movies online?
@Leonard Fox Try Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
Would be awesome if it could be launched on a Falcon, would make nearly the entire system reusable
Dragon2 is resuable as is - at least it is supposed to be.
Well it can only be reused up to 4 times, unlike the Dream Chaser.
dang your here sfs astronaut
@@stratosphere0038 Hello there.
@@spaceflightvelociraptor8544 General Kenobi
The Dream Chaser is oddly very similar to the Interstellar movie's spacecraft.
Ranger
marcel gendron no from the Space between us movie
Marcel Gendron, the answer is aerodynamics. It governs what a lifting body is going look like. Check out the 1960's X-20 Dyna-Soar by Boeing.
Ye true it is
@@pauld6967 whoa that looks sick looks straight out of science fiction
This is the vehicle Bezos should choose for the first-- crew launch-- of the New Glenn. As a crew vehicle, the Dream Chaser would capture the world's imagination!
Bezos should just stay out of it all.
I love how it did not have to be beautiful, but they made it art too. Ended up being one BIG litter bug.
Wow - What a great video! I sure do like DreamChaser!
I look forward to the day we see these along with Crew Dragon both docked to the ISS, as well as the Orbital Reef station!!
Can't wait for the flight test. Still wish the launch configuration would be how it's demonstrated in this video. But as long as ya'll give us great angles during fairing sep, it's still gonna look beautiful
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Very intriguing. Automated docking included?
Great
Very interesting.
Kardeşim gelin ne yapıyorsanız ülkenizde yapın. Türkiyem size ne yaptı. amerikada ne işiniz var. Hurjet mmu. Bunlara destek verin bu gavurlar bizden kiymetli mi?
Sempre imaginei assim...a nave em cima do foguete..não do lado..caso ela exploda, da p ejetar.
This ship looks almost identical to the DynaSoar concepts that NASA came up with in the early 1960's.
Taken from the old " lifting body" tech experiments early in the space program.
I was in the 7th grade in 1962.
The Piper Cub of space shuttles :)
Pretty cool!
And the first craft cargo version is almost ready and hopefully will launch at the beginning of next year.
Love it, hopefully it will go to the iss soon. This could be what the Space Shuttle should have been. Reusable. This wont be as good as the Space Shuttle (interms of size and payload) but will be better interms of reusablity, technology and a integrated abort system.
huh? space shuttle was reusable.
@@jokers7890 sorta kinda but not really. Having to overhaul every major system on the craft and taking 18 months, minimum, for a turnaround is, at best "barely reusable."
Now, when we know the name of the first dream chaser-Tenacity, it seems real!
Go SNC! And my best wishes to you!👍👍👍
8 years ago, wow.
tank you Sierra Nevada Corporation
and Nasa and spaceX and ULA
My nephew is working on this project.
You must be very proud that he is working on such an ambitious project
Красота! Круто! Прогресс! Мозг! Упорство! Будущее! Прорыв! Нашим подсказка концепции! Не надо стесняться как и они передирают хорошее.
Какая "подсказка нашим"? Это наша подсказка им. "Авиационно-космическая система «Спира́ль» - советская система космического назначения."
@@anatolibobrov922 Точно, БОР Лозино-Лозинского.
No it is not, It is based on Boeing X20 Dyna-Soar, Russians stole and copied the tech and design, Soviet Mig-105 or BOR-4 were in 60s and 80s respectively while United States Air Force was working on X-20 Dyna-Soar in 50s.
Подсказка, что пора. Пора воплощать в материале. И применять по назначению. А не бутафрию на выставках показывать. И не стесняться передирать необходимые технологии.
Wonderful. Keeping up the high standards.
Hook that up to a spaceX booster and you'd really have an awesome capability.
Pretty cool how the front skid doubles as a speed brake.
Why doesn't it have front wheels?
Imagine a World War One era tailskid, except on the front, helps the dream chaser to brake faster without the use of a parachute, which would take up space
3:30 why is the front nose gear a skid?
Like the Shuttle orbiters, Dream Chaser doesn't have engines for moving on the ground. Apparently a nose wheel would be heavier than a skid pad. The dry mass of the orbiters was around 78 tonnes and the Dream Chaser is around 9 tonnes, so moving Dream Chaser afterwards is easier.
2021 and still waiting for Dream Chaser first flight
2022
2024
Awesome graphics 👍🚀
This is the most sfs rocket ever built
I did not expect this thing to ever fly, and now it looks like we're only a few months away.
Very good video.....
What's the update with this company? This video is 8 years old.
They are making it to reality
they're planning to launch it in december 2023
@@I_hu85ghjo "planning?"
Widely spaced rocket engines appear to be unviable with one engine out without extreme gimbal rotation capability. Acceleration must go through center of mass or the rocket will spin according to the offset.
could this be built to an even bigger size once it has proved successful?
I wish that dreamchaser was in commercial crew program
This is the "Spiral" project!
Yes, but bird has deadly mistake concerning its windward surface.
No it is not, It is based on Boeing X20 Dyna-Soar, Russians stole and copied the tech and design, Soviet Mig-105 or BOR-4 were in 60s and 80s respectively while United States Air Force was working on X-20 Dyna-Soar in 50s.
Its a vary easy process and to reach into space. It's better than space shuttle Discovery, Atlantis, Endeavour, no doubt more costly.
Good desain good system space tecnology in the new world !.
SNC Dream's (CCiCap) Program :::::: dream will dock SNC is pleased to release our new mission Dream Chaser to deliver critical cargo to and from the ISS
Will the docking mechanism survive the reentry unscathed without a Dragon-like cover?
Yes I'll take one a minivan would be great 🤝
is the dream chaser can be glided its way on the martian surface? as a fleet, it would definitely an awesome sight
I don't think so. There's not enough atmosphere density on Mars to get some real lift with these small wings.
@@fridaycaliforniaa236 yeah, also, this thing can land only on Runways
No, which is why Starship is a better system. It's cheaper to build and is a planetary lander which should have the capability to both land and take off from the surface of Mars.
ESTO ES MUY BONITO CON LOS DIBUJOS ANIMADOS. VIVIMOS EN UNA EDAD VIRTUAL METIDOS EN UNA BURBUJA NOS TOMAN EL PELO COMO QUIEREN ESTO ES DISNEILANDIA.
they should consider making the 1st stage booster land on the barge like they've did with the SpaceX falcon ship.
hey in which month will u guys launch i will be waiting
yes its actually 2022
Wow ULA got Boeing then SNC at the top of Atlas rocket. Truly a workhorse
Başarılar, sizlerle gururluyuz.
I really wish these guys would have won instead of Boeing
How will that front gear not get completely worn off on landing? And not damage the runway?
Yeah, I wondered about that, too. I'd love to know the reasoning behind it.
Please team up with SpaceX it would be awesome to see this on the falcon eco system
If the first and second stage chambers had unfold wings, they to could've also glided back to landing or pickup spot at sea, so everything was reusable.
Gün gelecek Türk çocukları spacex e bakıp hayal kurmak yerine bu şirket e bakıp hayal kuracak 2 Türk'ün şirketine 15.07.2021
Hmmm, would be a decent Crew escape vehicle for Space Stations in general but other than that it is just a small Buran. Don't get me wrong anything from a Space vehicle development and capability perspective is great, but it is 20 years too late. Agree with L needs to be launched via a Falcon Rocket to be commercially viable. Could be the first low orbit passenger service. Sydney to London in how long I wonder?
Freaking Awesome
Are those the same tiles from the SS Orbiter? Hopefully not as fragile.
kerbal space program graphics are getting good
In KSP, it's actually forbidden to use the Dream Chaser name, thanks to some irritating copyright laws used by SNC...
Excellent Jobs
Similar to the craft in the movie 'Marooned'. What's old is new again.
With layers of ceramic paint or of the same carbon FIBER even
Donc, des tuiles protectrices pour le retour mais aucune protection à l’aller ? Ne devait-il pas y avoir une coquille de protection sur le DC(A fearing is what you call it...) Des études comparatives montrent que #Falcon9 aurait aussi pu bien faire la job quand au Payload. Était-ce une question de coûts ???
The passenger cabin must boltiar.To avoid dizziness and herds of backs or backs
Space -Time Paradox : DreamingTess and Finding Kepler !!!
this on a flacon 9 or heavy
We need to come up with a different propulsion system other than a great big rocket. What about a giant magnet gun type thingy?
This Rocket design is overkill for just reaching ISS. By its design, size, i think can take it to Mars and beyond. Nice Animation 👌
Looks just like the MiG-105, which was a response to America's Dynasoar program, a concept which in turn had its origin in the Nazi's Amerikabomber. Seems spaceflight has gone full circle in recent years - the U.S. is utilizing a Soviet design for low cost orbital cargo delivery, while all the superpowers in the world are preparing to enter a new age of deterrence with hypersonic boost-glide vehicles based on the Amerikabomber. Without some kind of memorandum on such weapons, the world will be closer to nuclear annihilation than during the height of the Cold War - thanks science!
Etkileyici
space shuttle smol edition
Very very cool
Space 😮🚀
It can fly because its fuselage right??
You will probably need fairings if you don’t want the rocket to flip out of control when I tried it in ksp
Very interesting. Have you guys ever thought about launching it off a plane? As i remeber the now destroyed Ukrainian "Mriya" An-225 was originally designed as the first stage of air based orbital launch system for the "Spiral" program. Now the guys from "Antonov" are looking for a new big project to make something like the destroyed "Mriya". So why not this?
It is based on Boeing X20 Dyna-Soar, Russians stole and copied the tech and design, Soviet Mig-105 or BOR-4 were in 60s and 80s respectively while United States Air Force was working on X-20 Dyna-Soar in 50s.
Great!
Does the dream chaser have a toilet for crewed missions?
I can’t wait till you guys get this thing in the air let’s go get the lead out get a human rated the time is now they should’ve never abandon the space shuttle they should’ve retrofitted it into the future is a good design that needed to be updated severely now the dream chaser can take that role
Pretty nice
They could make an inflatable ship out of flexible carbon fiber fabrics it would be lighter
Would be awesome if the world wasn't ending
The next generation of the spave shuttle
Cost per launch? Put it on a Falcon 9 and re-use the whole stack.
The cameraman is awesome!
Best of luck
Is kind like in *Interstella*
Nice nice nice. Awesome idea. It's a real development to space civilization.
USSR did this 30 years ago
MIG-105
Anyone else get here just looking for the sweet F-Zero X track?
Why dream chaser are smaller? To make buy dream chaser cheaper??
Awesome 👍😊😊😋😍😍
Where’s the service module?
это ещё в СССР придумали инженеры . назывался челнок "спираль"
Nice
Me gustó su aerodinámica
👏👏👏👏👏
Hmmmm I wonder how easy or how hard it is to enter this spacecraft
So it’s a space plane launched from an Atlas V?
Basically
Well they plan to use the Vulcan rocket but if the rocket isn't ready they'll use the atlas V
Sheeeeesh
A shoe got launched and fell back to earth
How this dream chaser would able to dock with ISS when it is moving with such a high speed
Hope you find a nice engine that you can fire up after re-entry in case you don't make the runway 😶✊️
This exact design was considered for the space shuttle, but it is inherently unstable. If you go look at old NASA videos you can see it flopping from side to side uncontrollably. Who in their right mind would implement an inherently unstable design?
Wow, another Space shuttle program, why wont people start working on SSO's already?
Maravilhos as esperiencias
The _Copyright Chaser_ ...