I want to see more

Lets say that we had the opportunity to create a sort of "artificial" gravity on the iss, would you say that growing in microgravity is such a big complication that investing in artificial gravity would be worth considering? Or is it really not that big of a problem to grow food in microgravity? I would really appreciaty your opinion on this since I am considering working on this topic in university.

I could do that if I wasn’t so shit at cad, and I didn’t have to pay for cad either. Well, I could mostly do that. Mechatronics for the win!

9:02 which flight is this? 3d orientation sensors backrards?

3:10 I disagree. It is not important to have a precise guidance, navigation and control, 4:17 and it is not about reacting quickly, because they are adjusted all the time by small corrections.

S.smart😮

Hi, I have a question, how does the irrigation work? Is water delivered straight to the substrate inside the science carrier? Thank you

You are a "Mini #ElonMusk" bro.

Super cool build, but why’d you leave nasa?

Thanks for the great channel

IMAGINE IF YOU ADDED A LEVIATHAN

Did you ever do a follow up on 14:21? My AE senior design group are looking at doing an active aero mid power rocket.

what is the name off that press your using for the brass fittings to melt into plastic?

Amazing work! When do you think the dream chaser will fly the way you see it?

dont stop talking. you being there makes it feel like we are following your story not just another nameless KSP vid.

This is what happens when you mix an engineer with a video game

So hyped for this project

For the love of liberty, please upload more

so sick

I don’t know who on earth you are, but I’m glad you showed up in my recommended feed.

That looks like the ultimate lawn dart! Can't wait to see the drop test!

"Sorry guys for not posting, too busy working on my new *SPACESHIP THAT JUST ARRIVED* " you don't need to flex that hard, we understand!

Lets goo

Been following this build on instagram! Great to see it finally realized

This thing looks so stinkin cool man!

I think you would do better with hard TPUs than ABS. 98A is really indestructible, while also holding its shape. My lab uses it heavily on drones. 75D is more like the hardness of ABS, but also much more robust. The disadvantage is just heat deflection. Extremely cool actuation system though.

this is one of the coolest projects i’ve seen, and it makes total sense considering you’re working on Dreamchaser. keep up the great work, man

How about making a system for the drone you use to drop this, where it detects the beam from an IR laser embedded inside of a stratagem ball (complete with 455nm laser for realism, of course), flies to it, and releases the pod at that spot? That's a 20 million view video, right there. lol

If this works you have the democratic responsibility to convince your boss this is the way to go for your real orbital drop pod design.

For close to a decade I have thought that Space Stations in LEO like the ISS should have pods like this for emergency evacuations. essentially drop pod lifeboats. (for clarity more akin to the ODST drop pods from Halo.)

Let’s turn several drones into one super destroyer to drop them from

Are you controlling it with a remote or is it using a Gyroscope to align self

Great video man!!! Welcome back!

Dreamchaser at the Kerbal Space Center?????

What is your position and job title to do these types of projects

Awesome o7

FOR SUPER EARTH

What is your job called and how does one get to do what you are doing? Because this simply looks like my dream life. Incredible work!

shouldnt the grid fins be controlling roll ?

very cool project. I´m realy interessted in the real project "deploy stuff from orbit" that you are working on. Is there any way to learn about that project? Also since I was a kid and read the novel "starship troopers" i´m somewhat hopeing for a "human cannon" to bring personal back to the planet from orbit. In todays world i imagine a "realistic" envoirement would be some sort of emergency capsule on the ISS or any future spacestation. You just enter the capsule, and get "shot" back to earth in case of an emergency that requires immideate abandon of the station. the Person in the capsule would either land like with a "helldiver droppod", or (my personal favorite because its closer to the book) - the capsule would desintegrate in the atmosphere, and the person would go down the rest of the way by parachute. Felix Baumgartner and others showed that veryhighaltitudeparachuteing is possible, so i don´t think that a "rescue pod system" like this is "to far fetched" from reality. What are your thoughts on this?

holy shit you can't just slap motherfuckin dream chaser as your excuse for being away a minute into your video! now I have to subscribe...

Been following closely on Instagram, such an awesome project. I think working on a real spacecraft (and such an awesome one) is a higher priority though 😅

Your audio mixing needs to be fixed, I had to change my volume every time there was gameplay on screen, way too loud.

lets goooo

just a small tipp: You seem to be using brass heatset inserts that are designed for injection molding. The ones designed to be pushed it are designed differently, usually with "herringbone" teeth. They do bond quite a bit better to the plastic than the ones for injection molding.

Rob, this is incredible! That gimbal mechanism is a work of art!

Hey Rob Finally

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Sounds like an amazing project! Can’t wait for part 2

Next video: i made a real life super destroyer!