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- Genius! SpaceX Starship to rescue NASA's Mars mission...
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(Intro) 0:00
(Mars sample return) 0:37
(The long-term plan to replace Mars Sample Return) 5:14
(Outro) 8:37
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Genius! SpaceX Starship to rescue NASA's Mars mission...
That is embarrassing!
Nasa is once again pushing one of its key programs, the Mars Sample Return to the brink.
Like many of their other projects, this mission costs significantly more to complete and takes longer to launch than initially promised.
So, in this era of constrained Federal budgets, the space agency has to call private companies for help, typically SpaceX, to deliver projects on time and within budget.
Genius! SpaceX Starship to rescue NASA's Mars mission...
One more piece of evidence for Nasa's spokesperson Bill Nelson to admit that the Nasa's era is over now, SpaceX is walking over them in any way...
Find out everything in today's episode of Techmap.
Genius! SpaceX Starship to rescue NASA's Mars mission...
Despite being considered an ambitious, multi-mission campaign between Nasa and the European Space Agency, the Mars Sample Return or MSR has been frozen for virtually one year and problems have begun to arise since when serious work began in early 2021.
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I don't know about you, but I'm excited to see the Tesla bot in action on the surface of Mars. We've been watching rovers drive around for years. It'd be a trip to see humanoid figures walking around and building stuff. If I see that I'll truly believe humanity is going to Mars. Until then it still feels a bit distant.
Got to get the criminal politicians out of our government
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Dump SLS along with Bill Nelson and there will be money for the sample return. IMO trying to discover life on Mars can wait until there are humans on Mars.
All Nasa programs. This issue how they work
Correct, Bill Nelson is like Biden as president..lost in space! 😎
Congress treats NASA as a jobs program. SpaceX has brought efficiency and accountability to their space programs.
The SLS is a called a JOBS program, NASA on the other hand i don't see it that way... NASA needs to be reformed into an agency that overseas private industry and regulating commercial space flight, removing it from the FAA.
11 billion dollars wasted-Screw the sample return-save that money and put it towards the manned landing. I think they will return some samples then-no??? :) :)
11 bilions is too expensive honestly😢
Yes, we can use it for more meaningful missions
@@techmap9 ive heard spacex's starship will require 8x refueling in space for trip to the moon. That is so complex
This is show us limitation of human's tech, we need invented new kind of fuel or new space travel method
Bringing samples back for analysis is, in my opinion, a profoundly bad idea. We should send probes with much larger and more comprehensive robotic analytical packages. Analyze the samples there (wherever "there" is) or in LEO. When the analysis is finished, put the vehicle containing the samples and the potentially contaminated vehicle into the sun.
If Mars is the goal, perhaps an alternative solution would be to send the equipment to collect, test, and analyze Martian soil and rocks to Mars. Given the budgetary constraints relative to the goal, the cost of transportation to and from Mars isn't practical or feasible.
We're at a point where robotics and AI can perform work and even replace humans in a growing number of industries and workspaces. I'd be willing to bet that they can take on a mission of going to Mars with the equipment and doing this work while being able to perform other functions necessary to prepare for human arrival in the distant future. They can be the ADVON team to test, try, fail, learn, and progress toward human arrival while staying within the budget.
And Falcon and Starship will be responsible for transportation
@@techmap9 I’m very thankful for Mr Musk and SpaceX as I can’t imagine where we’d be without him.
I like the concept of sending cargo ships before humans, to prepare the environment for humans arrival, but wonder how many would be sent as I’m unsure if there’s enough fuel for a return trip for it. Or would it stay in place until humans arrive?
Is there a REAL reason to bring those samples back? Shouldnt we be more focused on getting to MARs with starship, setting up a Habitat/Base of operations and functioning, which could then be collected when Humans arrive and analyze the samples? It seems rather wasteful in terms of doing all that, when i suspect much of Starships that go ahead of any humans arriving, will be a one way trip until a starship can fuel and return.
Also, id like to see a modified starship become an orbital station in orbit, kind of like being a destination to get to the surface or otherwise having an obital station in general.
you'd think they could send 30 ingenuity mars' helicopters with claws, a couple of communication base stations , all using 3 or 4 skycranes to land on mars via a falcon heavy for less than a billion. Then fly helicopters to retrieve samples with massive systems redundancy and all systems basically previously tested. I mean curiosity was ~4,000kg total and falcon heavy can send >10,000 kg to mars. helicopters weigh squat and comms stations similarly not heavy leaving return rocket less than half a rover itself.....
interestingly, thanks for sharing
NASA has become a joke as the costs of programs has risen to insane levels.
The cost is why they haven’t backed to the Moon
NASA hasn’t accomplished much in the last 20 years! Musk will colonize Mars before NASA ,working on their own, would colonize the moon! If it’s government run, it is equal to burning money in furnaces! Just look at NASA or the Postal Service! 😂😂😂
Dear NASA, no sympathy for lack of funds. Go Union and Go Broke!