Who else is stoked on stoke space ! I love there design for the second stage. Of course the tried and true 1st stage falcon 9 design but with methane engines is awesome too. I hope they are successful.
China’s concepts for the gantry style booster catch system, and the other similar one we saw a while back that used 4 cables to close in on the booster actually seem like really cool ideas that could allow for a greater margin of error during a booster catch. So, it was such a bummer seeing Cosmoleap’s blatant mechazilla clone. They had the perfect opportunity to develop some innovative new tech, but I guess that’s just not China’s style. Still hoping to see someone else pursue those ideas in the future though.
Besides Rocket Lab Haste or perhaps in its place there is a Rocket Lab note on orbital Electron launch of Kineis III NET Nov 23 from NZ. Haste usually launches from Wallops.
The main problem with ESA is politics rather than money. Europe has only one spot for efficient orbital launch and it's in french Guiana, and obviously for long time France was putting additional hurdlers to anyone but their own Arian space to launch from there. And ariane itself just grew lazy and inefficient, as any monopoly eventually does.
SpaceX is getting close to having a seven-day-duration rolling time-interval in which they average one launch per twenty-four-hour-duration time-subinterval thereïn.
why reinvent the wheel? SpaceX use the grid fin design used on missiles for many years so why can't we all benefit from someone's ideas? Life isn't always a competition you know.
ESA neither has the time, money or will to develop a Starship competitor. What Europeans should do is negotiate with SpaceX to put a Starship launch and landing pad in Guiana Space Centre and buy completed Starships and learn how to launch and operate them just like an airline buys and operates Boeing or Airbus jets. Overtime the ESA and build their own Starship wannabe. Until then they'll able to stay in the space business.
It's not fair to compare directly. BO followed the more traditional legacy path. The rocket they're getting ready to fly is for all intents and purposed done with development and will be mission ready (so they hope - some tweaks are not uncommon after a first flight). Starship is as much as a year out from being mission ready yet, but the spacex approach does produce fast results, usually at a higher cost in terms of breaking stuff.
@@imaginary_friend7300 The problem is, Blue Origin's approach makes them more vulnerable to long periods between launches, let alone if things dont go right. SpaceX launches more often and has had to tweak things all along, if Blue Origin can't get it right in even three tries, it could take them years to nail the objectives reliably
@ravshanoday1073 agree. I'm skeptical of BO ability to land first time. Spacex have hundreds of landings but still need to experiment with ss. Why and how would BO be able skip this step? Do they have some proprietary method for verifying a design? I doubt it. BO- best case is a ballistic attack on their drone ship. Worst case it disintegrates during reentry
Well considering Elon wants it commercialized and it may be the only way to actually build 1000 Starships like he wants. It is only a matter of time before countries around the world gain access to the technology. It will be used for Cargo missions on Earth, Elite transportation and Space flight.
Copy cats have grown far from any guilt of shame. (ESA, PISA etc ... 🤭🤭) Thats not the big deal, while their concept animation rocks 06:15 (and is exactly like SpaceX Starship🤭🤭), even after copying, is sheepishly promised for 2030 ...! 2030 ..? Really ..? 2030 is just a perspective on the original thought and action that has gone on the SpaceX efforts.
Why are we wasting 11-billion dollars on sample return missions? We need to be bringing boots to the moon first and then onward to the red planet. This is such a waste of resources. This money should be spent on focusing all efforts of humans on the moon. It should be all hands on deck with the brightest minds from NASA ,SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, ULA, Sierra Space ,and others. This type of undertaking should be important or similar to the Manhattan project back in the day. Take the best of the best and allow each of these companies a role or part to build what they are good and specialize at. It needs to be a team America undertaking.
Your presentation is really outstanding. What I don't unterstand why the presenters always look like they were filmed with cameras that they found on Grandma's attic. I know, this does not have an impact on the quality of the presentation, but I still wonder why that is.
Chinese, they always do the same things, they copy and then hope that no one sues them. 😂It is not true that they improve by changing details, when they change them
Man, Spacex is light years ahead of everyone
Yes , if it can actually lift anything.
Untill its finished, then people will just copy like every other piece of technology ever invented.
People will just copy it. I don't know why they are deleting my comment.
@@markmonaghan2309 it probably won't be able to lift your stupidity
now this is the space updates I love. seeing rocket companies all around the world making progress on their own unique designs to further spaceflight.
From the Flame Trench straight here.
Me too
Absolutely nailed the Interferometry line!
@NASASpaceflight in my opinion you have excelled in your field and are the go to in SpaceX coverage! Thank you!
Thank you NSF !.
Elysia you are the best! Thanks for all the updates. You present everything in such a fun way. ♥♥♥
You should be part of the live events!!!
Elysia and NSF, y'all rock! ❤ Peace 🤘
What a great job you are doing NASASpaceflight. Your team keeps getting better and better. Very professional. Thanks!
Howdy all! Figured I’d watch this before I went back and watched the beginning of the flame trench
Who else is stoked on stoke space ! I love there design for the second stage. Of course the tried and true 1st stage falcon 9 design but with methane engines is awesome too. I hope they are successful.
Let's go!! I love this constant stream stuff, I've been watching since I got off work! Great stuff!
Really liked the review of chinas space industry this week
3:54 even taller than starship. I really want to see this rocket take off soon
China’s concepts for the gantry style booster catch system, and the other similar one we saw a while back that used 4 cables to close in on the booster actually seem like really cool ideas that could allow for a greater margin of error during a booster catch. So, it was such a bummer seeing Cosmoleap’s blatant mechazilla clone. They had the perfect opportunity to develop some innovative new tech, but I guess that’s just not China’s style. Still hoping to see someone else pursue those ideas in the future though.
Lived in China for years some years ago.
Generally, they fear risk-taking. Sadly, it's been beaten out of them.
thank you for the great show
ESA is about 10 years behind the times! Do they have any visionaries in that organization yet?
The RFA concept is basically just a stretched New Glenn.
perfect timing from the flame trench, got here at 0 seconds
Besides Rocket Lab Haste or perhaps in its place there is a Rocket Lab note on orbital Electron launch of Kineis III NET Nov 23 from NZ. Haste usually launches from Wallops.
Yes, the Electron launch will be featured on next Friday's episode
1:54 It looks like a space worm that is going to swallow that satellite.
Love the updates, but the constant background music is hard on my tinnitus. :(
I love this channel. I'm learning a lot of new words...er... i mean acronyms 😂
Czech Republic mentiont ❤
for how much SpaceX is launching, I'm surprised they don't need more drone ships. Especially on the west coast
I know re-usability makes things cheaper but I still feel like ESA wont be able to afford it
The main problem with ESA is politics rather than money. Europe has only one spot for efficient orbital launch and it's in french Guiana, and obviously for long time France was putting additional hurdlers to anyone but their own Arian space to launch from there. And ariane itself just grew lazy and inefficient, as any monopoly eventually does.
That Deadline - when ??? When is the deadline?
SpaceX is getting close to having a seven-day-duration rolling time-interval in which they average one launch per twenty-four-hour-duration time-subinterval thereïn.
This is a nice format like news but not bull poop 💩😂🎉
The clause "besides the linguistic contortionism" is more than a little ironic.
The orbital info is the apogee x perigee?
perigee x apogee
SPACEX: WELL, WELL, WELL
Rockets!!!
You're such a darling Elysia ❤
why reinvent the wheel? SpaceX use the grid fin design used on missiles for many years so why can't we all benefit from someone's ideas? Life isn't always a competition you know.
Still think blue is gonna fall to Bergers Law and not launch till 2025
7:40
𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐋𝐨𝐧𝐠 ...!
𝖱𝖾𝖺𝗅𝗅𝗒 ..?
is there anything china can do without copying ?
China needs to rename their space plane. Lol
I know but starship launch = big usa / I think it's see starship launch = small china 😅
cool earrings
Woot
hello
I guess the CCC (CA Coastal Commission) is not very relevant anymore! Serves then right! LOL!
Those guys can do that stuff next year, the will do it by 2034 is politics
ESA neither has the time, money or will to develop a Starship competitor. What Europeans should do is negotiate with SpaceX to put a Starship launch and landing pad in Guiana Space Centre and buy completed Starships and learn how to launch and operate them just like an airline buys and operates Boeing or Airbus jets. Overtime the ESA and build their own Starship wannabe. Until then they'll able to stay in the space business.
hmm...
The earrings are out of this world
Good to know China is bringing us plastic Starship and Dreamchaser by 2090
ESA, blablabla, ... we will not see any of that in a decade!
ESA is never going to make those rockets. Why waste billions to have something less capable and more expensive than starship?
Why will it cost us as much to get a rock from Mars as it did to put humans on the Moon six times? 😐
takes blue origin so long to build one rocket compared to SpaceX
It's not fair to compare directly. BO followed the more traditional legacy path. The rocket they're getting ready to fly is for all intents and purposed done with development and will be mission ready (so they hope - some tweaks are not uncommon after a first flight). Starship is as much as a year out from being mission ready yet, but the spacex approach does produce fast results, usually at a higher cost in terms of breaking stuff.
@@imaginary_friend7300 The problem is, Blue Origin's approach makes them more vulnerable to long periods between launches, let alone if things dont go right. SpaceX launches more often and has had to tweak things all along, if Blue Origin can't get it right in even three tries, it could take them years to nail the objectives reliably
@ravshanoday1073 agree. I'm skeptical of BO ability to land first time. Spacex have hundreds of landings but still need to experiment with ss. Why and how would BO be able skip this step? Do they have some proprietary method for verifying a design? I doubt it.
BO- best case is a ballistic attack on their drone ship. Worst case it disintegrates during reentry
That's a weird looking cigarette.
OK, another channel for the block list.
Man… lot’s of homework being copied here…. 🙄
Simple answer: No - Europe does not have a Meglomanic Elon - fortunately.
Well considering Elon wants it commercialized and it may be the only way to actually build 1000 Starships like he wants. It is only a matter of time before countries around the world gain access to the technology. It will be used for Cargo missions on Earth, Elite transportation and Space flight.
Copy cats have grown far from any guilt of shame. (ESA, PISA etc ... 🤭🤭)
Thats not the big deal, while their concept animation rocks 06:15 (and is exactly like SpaceX Starship🤭🤭), even after copying, is sheepishly promised for 2030 ...!
2030 ..? Really ..?
2030 is just a perspective on the original thought and action that has gone on the SpaceX efforts.
What is this? Has someone hijacked your feed??
Why are we wasting 11-billion dollars on sample return missions? We need to be bringing boots to the moon first and then onward to the red planet. This is such a waste of resources. This money should be spent on focusing all efforts of humans on the moon. It should be all hands on deck with the brightest minds from NASA ,SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, ULA, Sierra Space ,and others. This type of undertaking should be important or similar to the Manhattan project back in the day. Take the best of the best and allow each of these companies a role or part to build what they are good and specialize at. It needs to be a team America undertaking.
Your presentation is really outstanding. What I don't unterstand why the presenters always look like they were filmed with cameras that they found on Grandma's attic. I know, this does not have an impact on the quality of the presentation, but I still wonder why that is.
Chinese, they always do the same things, they copy and then hope that no one sues them. 😂It is not true that they improve by changing details, when they change them
Thirth
First
What an irritating Commentator- must kill sound and rely on captions
Those rockets and boooobies
You're weird
Stop being weird
Bro💀💀💀