Jared is pretty awesome. Articulate, unassuming, candid, and professional. I think he’s the perfect ambassador for this new age of commercial spaceflight.
I love the parallels to the gemini missions. SpaceX has got to the point now where they've hit the ceiling of what standard commercial aerospace does (cargo, satellites). Now comes the testing and pushing the boundaries in ways that historically only governments have done. Testing a new EVA suit, proving communications networks. I wouldn't be surprised if Polaris 2 was a Crew Dragon docking with a Starship. All culminating in Polaris 3 with a manned mission aboard the modern successor to the Saturn V. All the proof of concept work will be done in these missions so they can proceed with Dear Moon, the HLS for NASA, and eventually Mars missions. It's been a tough few years, but stories like these make the future look bright.
The more I think about it, the less I like the idea of launching humans from Earth inside of a Starship, with no independent and redundant abort system. The answer is now obvious. Launch a Starship, full of cargo instead of crew, and rendezvous with it in a Crew Dragon. This way Starship will not need to make a shallow ascent, or limit the maximum g-forces for humans. And, there is no need to worry if your methane engines will fire up quickly enough in an abort emergency.
@@lancelotlake7609 I'm sure NASA would prefer this, and it would definitely make sense for HLS (they're only sending 4 or so), but adopting this method for regular use would defeat the purpose of starship. If you sent up all the passengers aboard crew dragon, you would need 10-15 launches to get the starship to capacity (remember it can carry around a hundred people). That also means 10-15 opportunities for something to go wrong during launch, during docking, etc.
Jared is a top notch dude and the way he's starting this adventure is beautiful. Standing head and shoulder above champagne laden self congratulatory hops to the Karman line.
This is huge! Your channel has always so much quality in it! You know your stuff, like Jared Isaacman! Now he is actually helping SpaceX with the development of human spaceflight capabillities of Starship. A real astronaut for SpaceX like 3 other employees of SpaceX. This is a win win for all!
Tim thank you for bringing these gems to the public!!!! Your work is so valuable to the archives of humanity! So excited to be living in this era of space flight and our push to become a Space fairing society! Jared is a Titan amongst men. A true pioneering hero!
@Tim - another great choice for a video topic (Jared is the real deal, and very accesible), and I'm so glad you continue to make the content beyond the fluff that many channels put out, just to get clicks. You're an asset to the space-fairing community. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!
It sounds to me that mission 2 will involve starship. I would guess dragon docking with starship in orbit. This would provide tons of data, orbiting with starship, docking capabilities. This could also provide a potential way to return if there were an issue with starship while in orbit.
My thoughts exactly. If you think about it they did this with dragon, by sending it to the ISS uncrewed where the ISS crew was able to enter and perform experimental tasks in dragon.
I thought the same, especially when Jared said it was an interesting or great/good idea (I forgot exactly which word he used) in response to Tim suggesting a mission docking Crew Dragon to an in orbit Starship.
At some point there will be criticism that the missions of "this billionaire astronaut" aren't as philanthropic as they sound because they "were subsidized by NASA" because NASA paid for the development of Dragon. Well, *duh!* One of NASA's missions is to lead the way in space exploration so others may follow. (Not to mention NASA got a bargain price for Dragon.)
@@donjones4719 Dragon is NASA's second ever expenditure they can point at and say "We got the best technology had to offer at an incredible price". It's literally the second time ever that NASA didn't get taken for a ride by a contractor since they got those awesome crawler-transporters back in the 60's for a stupidly low price (and they've and continue to operate beautifully to this day).
Thanks Tim good interview! I really think Jared is essentially the first commercial astronaut and will start a renaissance in space. He’s made his mark in history with what he’s now pursuing. I’m profoundly jealous of his ability to bankroll this but boy do I hope it all goes well for them 👏
Yeah. This is something I don't understand when people say "the first crew will most likely die on Mars" or stuff like that. There is almost zero chance NASA or Congress would approve funding for any mission that doesn't 100% intend to return the crew safely to Earth.
@@TigreDemon I agree that the outlook is bleak for robust support for human space exploration. On the other hand, I hope that missions that are developed are ambitious enough require crew return to be a priority.
@@Astromath it would be required for approval and funding if the people going are NASA astronauts. This _may_ be a requirement for FAA (an organization overseen by Congress) approval of a Mars mission. Amateur astronauts to LEO is one thing, first people on Mars I think you'd want a more experienced crew.
Hey Tim, an HydroLOX and KeroLOX Propulsion engineer here. I think you should do a video about how spacex's and other companies' advancement in technology have brought down the cost of shuttle launches to space from 1 billion an astronaut to much lower to help people understand the part that innovation plays in space sector. I will be much glad to see a video that explains it to the common man. As always, a very good fan of your channel and what you are doing to get common people to be interested and much more than that, knowledgable in rockets. Keep being you.
Well done Tim, love your work, from explaining full flow staged combustion to your walk-around with Elon and now an scoop interview with Jared, you've earned it all and you should be proud.
This may be the first time in human history when somebody was asked “Do you want to go to Mars?” and it was a genuinely personal difficult question with lot’s of practical conflicts. He really would be on the crew of the first human mission to Mars if he wants that since he’s now established as the commander of the first crewed Starship mission - Polaris 3.
After it came out that NASA was short astronauts I commented that SpaceX had 2 trained Dragon pilots if they needed to fill a seat. I'm overjoyed that Jared has been involved in space flight still and I'm hoping Siam Proctor will still have a role.
It's awesome indeed. At the price tag of a dragon training, all 4 of the inspiration crew may get future proposal or requests to fly. Props up to Mr Isaacman generously affecting their lives.
@@tamie341 You just won't be happy until every Space company created by a billionaire is bankrupt and they're destitute just so you can have your moment of schadenfreude, will you? What has Jared Isaacman ever said or done to incur your wrath, other than being rich?
This is a great interview. How f'ing cool would it be if a member of the spaceflight nerd community (Tim at the top of the list) was offered a seat on Polaris 2?
They are already painted as fanboys so getting a free flight would just add more fuel to that fire. I wish the same but also want to shield them too from the harsh scrutiny of impartiality.
After watching the Netflix special on Inspiration (Fantastic) 4, I knew Jarred would be a mainstay in the space community. He’s the perfect candidate for SpaceX to utilize. So likable, down to “Earth” (pun intended), very confident. I couldn’t have asked for a better commander. I say SpaceX should name a Starship “The Isaacman”. Do it SpaceX!
It is so refreshing watching this interview. You see the other people that are very wealthy and they have a very selfish attitudes in their endeavors. But Mr. Jared is just great.
"[Starship is] the biggest rocket ever" -Tim Dodd 2022 What a magnificent time in human space flight history to be alive! I'm super hyped for all of the highs and lows this year will bring. My children are too young to appreciate all of this just yet, but once they feel the terrifyingly percussive vibrations in the air upon the launch of the first human crewed Starship mission they will undoubtedly find their inspiration for human space flight. Without a doubt! Now my only challenge is to lock down a week of holiday time, so I can drive my family for 4 hrs. to Boca Chica Village in hopes of being there when this BFR goes into space FOR. THE. FIRST. TIME. See y'all there!
So excited about their upcoming missions! It really shows how quickly things are moving with human space flight! Exciting times for what the near future holds! 😎😃
There are very few channels I hit the thumbs up button even as the adverts are still running at the start, but every video of Tim's is worthy of a like so why wait?
The conversation on high orbit imagery got me thinking about having VR cameras on board...that, I think, would be a very immersive/inspiring experience for viewers!
Great interview as always ! asking the right, intelligent and interesting questions. Polaris genuinly excites me so much, can't wait to see spacex's EVA suit !
Thanks for having such a cool channel on current space science. it's always awesome hearing what's happening and the views of people who are actively pushing humans into our solar system.
Awesome, thank you Jared for continuing to advance human space flight, and eventually space life! And thanks Tim for being this great content to the world!
I like the fact that Jared is taking on some entrepreneuring of himself, by collecting data that will be invaluable to the moon and mars shots, and possibly testing the resulting technology that will attempt to deal with the determined issues. Mr. Isaacman, I tip my hat to you. I hope you can inspire more billionaires to join the club dedicated to making humanity a multi-planetary species. Indeed, Jeff (Who?) is not a member.
Thank you so much Tim for this super interview with Jared I. I have learned many things and I see SpaceX will little by little increase its knowledge about space exploration to ultimately send man much farther than our blue planet. Personally I feel so comfortable here on earth and I consider those men and women some kind of heroes, bold pioneers of an uncertain future. Keep on the good work. Jean-michel, France
Tim this was a great interview. Well prepared. I can really see your interest in space is very genuine. I hope one day you get a seat on a mission off world! Good luck on that dream. Maybe you'll be the first person to film their TH-cam channel in space! Hear that Elon and Jared?
Bravo! Informative and interesting interview. This year (2022) is becoming a true pivotal moment in the history of earthlings. Thank you for bringing it to the "people". Sharing your knowledge and excitement inspires not only the young preparing for the future, but the old that have been waiting a very long time for growth in our journey to beyond. Blessings always
This guy is aawsome. His rich yeah ok. But he is a aviation nerd has flown just about everyone type of plane. He is now going to space, further than probably anyone in history in aviation Experience as a civilian. Way to go dude. Living your dreams
How awesome is it that Jared and Elon found each other?! Two great and wealthy humans setting an example. Imagine if only 2 or 3 others join in and make true philanthropic impacts towards our scientific futures!
Jared clearly believes in Elon’s dream of a space faring human species and is willing to do what it takes to make it succeed. It’s great that someone as talented and committed and who’s already successful in his own right is on Elon’s team. Elon has proven that he is sincere about helping the people of Earth get past the great filter and that he really knows what he is talking about. If there’s any doubt about Elon’s capabilities, just look at reusable orbital class boosters and the electric vehicles revolution he kicked off.
I knew it when I watched the netflix documentary that Jared wasn't done! And looks like the Astronaut trainer Sarah is on one of these polaris missions! Thanks Tim!
I miss your weekly update on OLF! Watching the return to space documentary; I know that voice, and then experiencing your enthusiasm again was wonderful. As I wrote this I noticed there's another reunion up, and I will watch it. But you no longer appear in my YT feed, because I do not watch content that does not exist.. IMHO, you where on an excellent trajectory, and lost manoeuvrability at some point.. Your long form content is, possibly unmatched, but your off the cuff commentary has that as well - you don't have to prepare for 3 months, to present something in Walter Cronkites essence; you are the WC of our time! Please give us your commentary :)
Oh man, I saw this and was expecting Jared to announce you had a seat on one of those trips!!! Elon or Jared needs to make it happen! We the people want Tim reporting back from space!
The starlink testing is very interesting. Opportunity to offer private space stations communication services via lasers. There are a few gravity producing Van Braun type rotating space station projects in the pipeline. They could use starlink to communicate with earth. This will enable passengers to access the internet as if they were on at home.
Jarred has shown himself to be a very capable human. I have all the confidence that He and his crew will perform great and add much confidence to commercial human spaceflight. God Speed Polaris.
I grew up following the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo program. I’m pretty confident I’ll be around to watch the next human landing on the moon. I hope I will live long enough to see humans land on Mars.
Bar none, Tim does the best interviews for fans of spaceflight in the business. I know you have expressed hesitancy in the past but I feel with all the changes in private spaceflight that the Everyday Astronaut might just get his chance to earn his wings if he chooses in the not so distant future. Great interview and Jared is the real deal. Going into Inspiration 4 I viewed him as a bit of a billionaire going on a joy ride but its clear he has a vision and much like Elon Musk, Mark Cuban and others that have parlayed their success into other areas that were their true passions it seems Jared is paving the way for a modern civilian core of astronauts.
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I love how Tim can get a casual interview with almost anyone in the Aerospace Industy
and so glad as how modest and real he is about it
He is flexing on us
casual being the operative word. no expert, not crazy.
Tim is the people champion.
They’re lucky to have Tims interest…
TIM IS 🐐 G.O.A.T. Status 🏆
Nice work Jared and Tim and ALL who are onboard with the Mission
Jared is pretty awesome. Articulate, unassuming, candid, and professional. I think he’s the perfect ambassador for this new age of commercial spaceflight.
Yes! Well said!
Lol, what minority group is he representing? 1% ers?
I love the parallels to the gemini missions. SpaceX has got to the point now where they've hit the ceiling of what standard commercial aerospace does (cargo, satellites). Now comes the testing and pushing the boundaries in ways that historically only governments have done. Testing a new EVA suit, proving communications networks. I wouldn't be surprised if Polaris 2 was a Crew Dragon docking with a Starship. All culminating in Polaris 3 with a manned mission aboard the modern successor to the Saturn V. All the proof of concept work will be done in these missions so they can proceed with Dear Moon, the HLS for NASA, and eventually Mars missions. It's been a tough few years, but stories like these make the future look bright.
The more I think about it, the less I like the idea of launching humans from Earth inside of a Starship, with no independent and redundant abort system.
The answer is now obvious. Launch a Starship, full of cargo instead of crew, and rendezvous with it in a Crew Dragon. This way Starship will not need to make a shallow ascent, or limit the maximum g-forces for humans. And, there is no need to worry if your methane engines will fire up quickly enough in an abort emergency.
@@lancelotlake7609 I'm sure NASA would prefer this, and it would definitely make sense for HLS (they're only sending 4 or so), but adopting this method for regular use would defeat the purpose of starship. If you sent up all the passengers aboard crew dragon, you would need 10-15 launches to get the starship to capacity (remember it can carry around a hundred people). That also means 10-15 opportunities for something to go wrong during launch, during docking, etc.
Either that or just launch a few more Teslas around the solar system...
@Lancelot Lake Lol you probably wouldnt pass the psycho test anyways.
Great conversation! Hope we get more in the future with all the Polaris crew!
Yeah I agree, just amazing to see and hear it taking place. Wow!
FairPlay Tim you have had some fantastic interviews lately, just proves how much the space industry respects your work. 👏👏👏👏
Great questions from Tim. Great answers from Jared. Thanks for funding these missions, this is incredibly exciting to see!
Jared is a top notch dude and the way he's starting this adventure is beautiful. Standing head and shoulder above champagne laden self congratulatory hops to the Karman line.
*cought* Jeff Who *cought*
This is huge! Your channel has always so much quality in it! You know your stuff, like Jared Isaacman! Now he is actually helping SpaceX with the development of human spaceflight capabillities of Starship. A real astronaut for SpaceX like 3 other employees of SpaceX. This is a win win for all!
Tim thank you for bringing these gems to the public!!!! Your work is so valuable to the archives of humanity! So excited to be living in this era of space flight and our push to become a Space fairing society! Jared is a Titan amongst men. A true pioneering hero!
Pretty amazing. Jared is really pushing his space adventure to the next level. I wish the best of luck.
Careful Tim, you’re dangerous close to getting a flight invite courting all these SpaceX folk :-) Seriously, great content, keep up the good work.
I thought he might surprise you with an invite at the end of the conversation
Better get in shape, just in case ;-)
It will happen
Tim’s definitely dreading such an invite. I’m sure he doesn’t want to go, but how could he say no to an invite if it ever came
@@clausmadsen6754 What makes you sure?
@Tim - another great choice for a video topic (Jared is the real deal, and very accesible), and I'm so glad you continue to make the content beyond the fluff that many channels put out, just to get clicks. You're an asset to the space-fairing community. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!
Really cool interview. Jared seems to be all in on space and committed to pushing commercial spaceflight. Basically a private 1960s NASA
Yep, an articulate, unassuming, candid, and professional.
It sounds to me that mission 2 will involve starship. I would guess dragon docking with starship in orbit. This would provide tons of data, orbiting with starship, docking capabilities. This could also provide a potential way to return if there were an issue with starship while in orbit.
My thoughts exactly. If you think about it they did this with dragon, by sending it to the ISS uncrewed where the ISS crew was able to enter and perform experimental tasks in dragon.
I thought the same, especially when Jared said it was an interesting or great/good idea (I forgot exactly which word he used) in response to Tim suggesting a mission docking Crew Dragon to an in orbit Starship.
Sounds cool!
Jared is single-handedly showing that the investment in commercial spaceflight by NASA has really paid off.
Definitely. Super excited to see these missions and others similar to them!
At some point there will be criticism that the missions of "this billionaire astronaut" aren't as philanthropic as they sound because they "were subsidized by NASA" because NASA paid for the development of Dragon.
Well, *duh!* One of NASA's missions is to lead the way in space exploration so others may follow. (Not to mention NASA got a bargain price for Dragon.)
@@donjones4719 Dragon is NASA's second ever expenditure they can point at and say "We got the best technology had to offer at an incredible price". It's literally the second time ever that NASA didn't get taken for a ride by a contractor since they got those awesome crawler-transporters back in the 60's for a stupidly low price (and they've and continue to operate beautifully to this day).
Jared's awesome, but this statement of "single-handedly...in commercial spaceflight" is ridiculous.
Tim, bravo man. You are absolutely killing it with this channel that you've created! As a space nerd myself, its greatly appreciated!
Super exciting, glad to have Jared on the team. What a wonderful future we have guys!!
Thanks Tim good interview! I really think Jared is essentially the first commercial astronaut and will start a renaissance in space. He’s made his mark in history with what he’s now pursuing. I’m profoundly jealous of his ability to bankroll this but boy do I hope it all goes well for them 👏
Jared does an great job in the public speaking role for these SpaceX projects…
He reminds me a bit of actor Topher Grace from _That 70s Show_
@@manofsan lol true
His thoughts on Mars are surprisingly down to Earth. A nice contrast to all this martyr stuff many obsessed people keep talking about
Yeah. This is something I don't understand when people say "the first crew will most likely die on Mars" or stuff like that. There is almost zero chance NASA or Congress would approve funding for any mission that doesn't 100% intend to return the crew safely to Earth.
@@blakeforland8238 Then we'll never advance lol
@@TigreDemon I agree that the outlook is bleak for robust support for human space exploration. On the other hand, I hope that missions that are developed are ambitious enough require crew return to be a priority.
@@blakeforland8238 Why should it require congress approval? If the people flying are okay with that, why should congress be able to stop them?
@@Astromath it would be required for approval and funding if the people going are NASA astronauts. This _may_ be a requirement for FAA (an organization overseen by Congress) approval of a Mars mission. Amateur astronauts to LEO is one thing, first people on Mars I think you'd want a more experienced crew.
Hey Tim, an HydroLOX and KeroLOX Propulsion engineer here. I think you should do a video about how spacex's and other companies' advancement in technology have brought down the cost of shuttle launches to space from 1 billion an astronaut to much lower to help people understand the part that innovation plays in space sector. I will be much glad to see a video that explains it to the common man.
As always, a very good fan of your channel and what you are doing to get common people to be interested and much more than that, knowledgable in rockets. Keep being you.
Well done Tim, love your work, from explaining full flow staged combustion to your walk-around with Elon and now an scoop interview with Jared, you've earned it all and you should be proud.
It's cool and amazing how positive the space community is, it's honestly the best comment section to read out of any community.
Tim! A video with Jared! Awesome & thank you both for sharing this with us all
holy crap ive never had such a chilling feeling when he said right at the beginning that it would end with the first crewed starship
This may be the first time in human history when somebody was asked “Do you want to go to Mars?” and it was a genuinely personal difficult question with lot’s of practical conflicts. He really would be on the crew of the first human mission to Mars if he wants that since he’s now established as the commander of the first crewed Starship mission - Polaris 3.
After it came out that NASA was short astronauts I commented that SpaceX had 2 trained Dragon pilots if they needed to fill a seat. I'm overjoyed that Jared has been involved in space flight still and I'm hoping Siam Proctor will still have a role.
It's awesome indeed.
At the price tag of a dragon training, all 4 of the inspiration crew may get future proposal or requests to fly.
Props up to Mr Isaacman generously affecting their lives.
Just another unworthy billionaire in space... Yawnnnnn, wake me up when we send a real one up there bruh
@@tamie341 Why would anyone bother to wake you up? Would simply be a waste of time.
@@tamie341 You just won't be happy until every Space company created by a billionaire is bankrupt and they're destitute just so you can have your moment of schadenfreude, will you? What has Jared Isaacman ever said or done to incur your wrath, other than being rich?
Great interview. Jared is a really down to earth guy and a great person to represent humanity in space.
This is a great interview. How f'ing cool would it be if a member of the spaceflight nerd community (Tim at the top of the list) was offered a seat on Polaris 2?
They are already painted as fanboys so getting a free flight would just add more fuel to that fire. I wish the same but also want to shield them too from the harsh scrutiny of impartiality.
Or he may be offered a seat on Dear Moon. I know he entered the lottery because he was in that short film that Yusaku Maezawa published.
Tim is amazing, best of the best.
NOT COOL he doesnt want to go.
He almost died donning an envionmental suit at home...
After watching the Netflix special on Inspiration (Fantastic) 4, I knew Jarred would be a mainstay in the space community. He’s the perfect candidate for SpaceX to utilize. So likable, down to “Earth” (pun intended), very confident. I couldn’t have asked for a better commander.
I say SpaceX should name a Starship “The Isaacman”. Do it SpaceX!
It is so refreshing watching this interview. You see the other people that are very wealthy and they have a very selfish attitudes in their endeavors. But Mr. Jared is just great.
He isn't exactly an altruist either. I'm sure Bill Gates would never waste his money to get on a private space journey.
Tim, thank you sooo much for helping to make spaceflight fascinating! You have the best interviews and educational videos!
"[Starship is] the biggest rocket ever" -Tim Dodd 2022
What a magnificent time in human space flight history to be alive!
I'm super hyped for all of the highs and lows this year will bring.
My children are too young to appreciate all of this just yet, but once they feel the terrifyingly percussive vibrations in the air upon the launch of the first human crewed Starship mission they will undoubtedly find their inspiration for human space flight. Without a doubt!
Now my only challenge is to lock down a week of holiday time, so I can drive my family for 4 hrs. to Boca Chica Village in hopes of being there when this BFR goes into space FOR. THE. FIRST. TIME.
See y'all there!
So excited about their upcoming missions! It really shows how quickly things are moving with human space flight! Exciting times for what the near future holds! 😎😃
There are very few channels I hit the thumbs up button even as the adverts are still running at the start, but every video of Tim's is worthy of a like so why wait?
Incredible times. Thanks Timm for getting common people like me closer to the action.
The conversation on high orbit imagery got me thinking about having VR cameras on board...that, I think, would be a very immersive/inspiring experience for viewers!
Yes, that would be VERY cool!
Great interview as always ! asking the right, intelligent and interesting questions. Polaris genuinly excites me so much, can't wait to see spacex's EVA suit !
Thanks for having such a cool channel on current space science. it's always awesome hearing what's happening and the views of people who are actively pushing humans into our solar system.
Awesome, thank you Jared for continuing to advance human space flight, and eventually space life! And thanks Tim for being this great content to the world!
Jared will inspire many people!
Especially the rich ones!
Tremendous interview! So informative and exciting! Thank you...looking forward to more like this.
Great interview Tim! So many interesting people out there just waiting to be asked the right questions. You are the man for the job.
You nailed that interview Tim, got the important details for the mission plan so far.
The right person at the right time. Nice to see these pieces of the puzzle fall into place.
I like the fact that Jared is taking on some entrepreneuring of himself, by collecting data that will be invaluable to the moon and mars shots, and possibly testing the resulting technology that will attempt to deal with the determined issues.
Mr. Isaacman, I tip my hat to you. I hope you can inspire more billionaires to join the club dedicated to making humanity a multi-planetary species.
Indeed, Jeff (Who?) is not a member.
That was a pretty heavy handed hint that the 2nd flight will dock with a starship in orbit... Exciting stuff
my thoughts went there as well.
hears hoping
That's probably why they want to test EVA. Transfer astronauts Dragon>Starship>Dragon on Polaris 2.
I don’t know how you do it. Stacking increasingly interesting shows, time and time again. We greatly appreciate your work.
Thank you so much Tim for this super interview with Jared I. I have learned many things and I see SpaceX will little by little increase its knowledge about space exploration to ultimately send man much farther than our blue planet. Personally I feel so comfortable here on earth and I consider those men and women some kind of heroes, bold pioneers of an uncertain future. Keep on the good work. Jean-michel, France
Tim this was a great interview. Well prepared. I can really see your interest in space is very genuine. I hope one day you get a seat on a mission off world! Good luck on that dream. Maybe you'll be the first person to film their TH-cam channel in space! Hear that Elon and Jared?
Exactly my thoughts, hopefully it happens!
Wonderful...was very nice to see Jared´s performance in space...very professional, focused...an Inspiration! Thanks
Tim is getting along with the big boys now ! Really great interview and I am definitely excited about the future!!
Wow… that’s a fun and exciting interview Tim, and thanks Jared… you are still very much Inspirational. So wish there were more like you and Elon.
Jared seems like a really knowledgeable and nice guy. Wish I could fly with him, especially on one of those flights.
Love watching your career continue to grow! Great video, and keep up the inspiration!
Interesting exclusive you landed with this one Tim. Enjoyed the conversation!!
Bravo! Informative and interesting interview. This year (2022) is becoming a true pivotal moment in the history of earthlings. Thank you for bringing it to the "people". Sharing your knowledge and excitement inspires not only the young preparing for the future, but the old that have been waiting a very long time for growth in our journey to beyond. Blessings always
Holy crap! I'm blown away just by the thought of these upcoming missions! Great interview!!
SpaceX and Jared, what a great pair! Thanx Tim for the interview, exciting future in space!
Thank you, Tim and Jared. Excited for the progress.
Very informative as always, Tim! Great to see all the folks that you line up to chat...keep up the great work!
Awesome to see somebody looking to develop new procedures and technologies to smooth the EVA experience.
Man, that first crewed flight is going to be bonkers! Just imagining the return ride with the flip maneuver, what a rush that will be!
Geez, I would want to see starship land from orbital flight 100 times before even considering it, but yeah, what a buzz doing the flip manoeuvre!
@@matttcoburn I'm more trusting than you, I'd want to see the flip and land only.. 96 or 97 times.. :D
What a great interview. Love that you asked about his wife, I had the same question and its funny the closed captioning was wrong.
This guy is aawsome. His rich yeah ok. But he is a aviation nerd has flown just about everyone type of plane. He is now going to space, further than probably anyone in history in aviation Experience as a civilian. Way to go dude. Living your dreams
Being rich is not the issue. The personality is the issue. The world would need more Jareds.
Should he not have founded his own pen payments company?
How awesome is it that Jared and Elon found each other?! Two great and wealthy humans setting an example. Imagine if only 2 or 3 others join in and make true philanthropic impacts towards our scientific futures!
I believe they met each other on a business related telephone call.
Jared clearly believes in Elon’s dream of a space faring human species and is willing to do what it takes to make it succeed. It’s great that someone as talented and committed and who’s already successful in his own right is on Elon’s team. Elon has proven that he is sincere about helping the people of Earth get past the great filter and that he really knows what he is talking about. If there’s any doubt about Elon’s capabilities, just look at reusable orbital class boosters and the electric vehicles revolution he kicked off.
Dude. You get killer interviews and tours. More, more, more and more power to you.
Pure ace stuff Tim and Jared. Thanks for giving us all shoulders to stand in and gaze into the cosmos ;)
Great interview!! I love how he is a fan of your work!! That’s a quote of a lifetime.
So excited for these missions! Good job on the interview Tim!
Thanks Tim! Good talk with Jared :) He has me hyped up again!
I knew it when I watched the netflix documentary that Jared wasn't done! And looks like the Astronaut trainer Sarah is on one of these polaris missions! Thanks Tim!
Thanks Tim and Jared!! Exciting times!!
Comment for the algorithm! Jared Isaacman is the man, great work!
Thanks for the interview, great stuff : ) It seems like Jared is turning into a spaceship test-pilot!!
I miss your weekly update on OLF! Watching the return to space documentary; I know that voice, and then experiencing your enthusiasm again was wonderful. As I wrote this I noticed there's another reunion up, and I will watch it. But you no longer appear in my YT feed, because I do not watch content that does not exist.. IMHO, you where on an excellent trajectory, and lost manoeuvrability at some point.. Your long form content is, possibly unmatched, but your off the cuff commentary has that as well - you don't have to prepare for 3 months, to present something in Walter Cronkites essence; you are the WC of our time! Please give us your commentary :)
That first Starship crewed flight is going to be a nail biting experience.
That first orbital test flight is going to be a nail biting experience! :D
@@TheEvilmooseofdoom That one too but a crewed propulsive landing is going to give me a heart attack
Pumped! Thanks for the interview gents!
Oh man, I saw this and was expecting Jared to announce you had a seat on one of those trips!!! Elon or Jared needs to make it happen! We the people want Tim reporting back from space!
Great interview! Thanks for posting and squaring him away for the questions.
When isaacman and Elon tell Tim Dodd “I appreciate your work”, …priceless.
I'm so pumped for all the space activity in the coming years!!
new EVA and first starship mission..sounds exciting
The starlink testing is very interesting. Opportunity to offer private space stations communication services via lasers.
There are a few gravity producing Van Braun type rotating space station projects in the pipeline.
They could use starlink to communicate with earth. This will enable passengers to access the internet as if they were on at home.
Really excited to see how they're going to train for the starship bellyflop and landing.
I think they'll train them to not look out the windows during the landing. ;-)
Pucker, clench, and try and not scream. :)
Super exciting, important - and nerve-wracking - stuff!
Awesome interview! Isaacman is the modern day hero we need 👍
Thank you for your interviews and shows about Space X and all things space I very much appreciate your skills
Jarred has shown himself to be a very capable human. I have all the confidence that He and his crew will perform great and add much confidence to commercial human spaceflight. God Speed Polaris.
Thank you Tim, you're an excellent interviewer!
EXCELLENT interview! Smart questions, smart answers. Good job!
Love the backlit acoustic panel
This interview gives us a lot to get excited for.
The next two years is going to be really fun to watch
This is a guy thats going to earn those wings! Hats off to people like him. Good guy with a level head
That was a really good interview, great job Tim.
Imagine the premission interview with Christopher Columbus- Go Jared!!!
I grew up following the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo program. I’m pretty confident I’ll be around to watch the next human landing on the moon. I hope I will live long enough to see humans land on Mars.
Bar none, Tim does the best interviews for fans of spaceflight in the business. I know you have expressed hesitancy in the past but I feel with all the changes in private spaceflight that the Everyday Astronaut might just get his chance to earn his wings if he chooses in the not so distant future. Great interview and Jared is the real deal. Going into Inspiration 4 I viewed him as a bit of a billionaire going on a joy ride but its clear he has a vision and much like Elon Musk, Mark Cuban and others that have parlayed their success into other areas that were their true passions it seems Jared is paving the way for a modern civilian core of astronauts.