Elon's SpaceX Tour - Falcon 1, Falcon 9 and Dragon

[@duncanedwards036]

I want to visit his statue on Mars someday.

[@pixselious]

Hello there

[@JaredB47]

@@pixselious so KZbin has actually started to recommend this again. I'm not complaining tho

[@Bulbophile]

heavenly body, nasa styled

[@diegojose193]

We will soon :D

[@balbasenricelijahf.4560]

someone from mars will visit this comment 3 yrs later

[@abdullaali6226]

10 Years Later, He successfully made a wonderful History in Space Industry. Genius Elon.

[@sectreshadow2970]

And its just beginning

[@aolearymusic]

Well in the American space industry

[@abdullaali6226]

@@aolearymusic In the World.

[@raspberryPi1337]

Not just Elon, he just put the money, the enginnering was made by other people

[@sectreshadow2970]

Lucky_Madrid elon is the leading engineer in SpaceX.

[@practical_theory]

Nobody took him seriously back then. Damn! This man is now the most important person on earth

[@claudelebel49]

You mean influencial.

[@sca4723]

People and investors thought it was going to be a scam "yeah a company of rockets...sure man, go to scam other idiots"

[@GamesMitKev]

@Digitalbumpin we'll see... many laughed at him 10 years ago, ur still

[@kdupp7242]

@Digitalbumpin You gotta be a troll. The man was partially responsible for paypal, then created a car company that directly competed with every big name fossil fuel company at the time...and succeeded , then started to make rockets reusable...and succeeded. IDK about you but I'm willing to listen to what dude has to say, he's clearly on to something.

[@stewartj3407]

@Digitabumpin sure buddy, you realize just one of the current things he is doing is bringing high speed internet to every square foot of earth, and he considers that a secondary mission. I think that alone might be tangible.

[@Mr6Sinner]

This is a good internet fossil.

[@mestrechuck]

this is a good internet meme

[@riccards]

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[@MartinsDaniel]

fuckkkkk I though it was a recent video! 2010 holy shit. I wonder how are the SpaceX facilities today :D

[@kirdnehh]

@@MartinsDaniel This is actually from 2008. He mentions in the video that they're about to do their 3rd flight, which was in 2008 and which failed. After that they were on the verge of bankruptcy and had to scrap together another rocket for one last try. Luckily that flight was a success, or else SpaceX would have failed entirely.

[@USER-xm9ne]

@uriah siner I'm from future and I'm here to warn you about corona viruse so be prepared for it😏

[@mahamudra911]

i hope this man lives forever

[@athulsuresh8487]

Don't worry. He'll end up finding the cure for death in a few years. From his condo on Mars.

[@filipanjou2296]

I did the math and came to the conclusion that he will live until he dies.

[@beck103187]

Most likely he will be buried on Mars :))))

[@truezulu]

That isn't very nice...

[@harrywissink842]

So do I No gimmicks wysiwyg

[@steynhulshof]

Recommended after 9 years

[@vetalvetal5487]

Me too

[@igorvoloshin3406]

Та ж фигня 🤠

[@alexanderson3221]

Ага

[@mikeczr4475]

It happened to me too

[@emericask822]

Yep

[@cheks_765]

0:56 dang look how the dragon looks compared to now. I can't wait for Saturday.

[@kerbonautics5217]

Imagine telling him about what SpaceX is doing now.

[@cheks_765]

@@kerbonautics5217 I know especially since Saturday is going to be a huge accomplishment

[@braydendilts7981]

Looks amazing, just saw it launch

[@jinholee6481]

@@braydendilts7981 so true! Watched it live at 4 am!

[@mocko69]

actually, the pressure vessel is kinda the same.. you're imagining the complete capsule.

[@CountArtha]

I'm still blown away that he knows what every single object in that facility is and what it's used for.

[@radiofrog]

The guy is like 15 professionals at once.

[@arthursouthall5967]

I'm not surprised tbh

[@lisafischer5040]

Most CEOs don't actually care about what'd going on in their entreprise as long as it goes well. They just want the money. Musk is really an amazing human beinh

[@maziu27]

It's his company

[@nitesan2814]

He's the lead engineer

[@qtix4544]

He literally knows every single part!!

[@julianpierpont6962]

Spongy Bob it’s not rocket science..actually it is

[@evanjames575]

If he didn’t someone would tell him lol

[@tceo]

Evan Nickerson he is the chief designer also, he knows them all very well

[@announcerA1]

he's a very smart man!

[@saelaird]

He's chief designer as well as CEO, so it makes sense he knows it all.

[@aidan7548]

Please make more of these! So much must have changed in 6 years.

[@riteflyer7793]

Especially now, after the successful launch of the Falcon Heavy.

[@evilmorty9571]

F9 updated

[@Simon-yc7sf]

@@evilmorty9571 Starship

[@Victor-rx4fv]

Astronauts to the ISS

[@mrfantasticxx]

Starship is close to doing its first proper hop.

[@MatthewWeiler1984]

Very impressive how he can speak to almost anything there. It shows how passionate he is that he isn't just signing the cheques.

[@justinb9223]

Who's here after SN8's test flight?? Look for far they've come...

[@andreasjohansson1969]

SN9 up next!

[@melantorja]

fuck yeah baby

[@thedemisurgeon7490]

Sn9 for me lol.

[@skm8838]

@@thedemisurgeon7490 SN9 hello

[@Priahitamberbulutebal22345]

@@andreasjohansson1969 but now he's dead

[@KURTrek]

May not look like it, but about 2 months after this video Elon almost went bankrupt with SpaceX if they didn't have a successful 4th flight... the 3rd flight about 1.5 months after this video failed and they only had 2 months to finish consturction of the 4th which was a success! Thank god! They have come such a long way.

[@alphaadhito]

Right in the margin between success and failure

[@KURTrek]

Alpha Adhito Just an FYI, tomorrow on the 27th of september, SpaceX is revealing their Interplanetary Transport System thats bigger than the Saturn V rocket... Reveal should be at 1:30 pm Pacific standard time.... go to SpaceX.com/Mars for live stream/video

[@alphaadhito]

+Kurt Foster Yeah, I've set my reminder alarm for that. Just can't wait!

[@roloug95]

Was this video taken all the way back then??

[@MikeM8891]

+AndrinoG Incorrect. Nov 2010 was when the video was posted. At 4:30 in the video, you can clearly hear Elon explain the Falcon 1 Flight 3 rocket was at Kwajalein Atoll almost ready for launch. That launch didn't happened until August 3, 2008.

[@smurfolissicus]

Elon Musk is a great youtuber!

[@naruto0o0o0o0]

the best*

[@balbasenricelijahf.4560]

I mean.. he threw astronauts to space..

[@Bobby.Kristensen]

He'll be very successful one day!

[@guywithahoodie7859]

@@Bobby.Kristensen he already is lmao

[@animationspace8550]

@@guywithahoodie7859 it's a joke, lmao

[@ayujtiwari]

31/05/2020, right after the launch of falcon 9 . Spacex's first human mission

[@Doorito_]

1:32 When he nods i was wondering if he heard the music too

[@minkystargazerfox2230]

He was about to hit some serious MOVES as the camera faded

[@pfanasia]

Lol

[@tyler8587]

This guy should really start working for spacex cause he knows his stuff.

[@ThePrettyCoolMum]

Well he IS the chief engineer and CEO so why not?

[@user-gx6ue9sj8n]

LoL he is the founder of SpaceX

[@NHAFFFF]

@@user-gx6ue9sj8n hmmm! I didn't know that!!

[@patrickpahilanga3806]

@@user-gx6ue9sj8n lmao

[@android12921]

But he founded the boring company... 😉

[@kylechadwick5862]

Whos else is watching this right after the Demo-2 scrub?

[@N1022]

Me hahaha

[@N1022]

@Wenhao Weng lol

[@itzsprly5855]

TheGreat Mosasaur ye

[@alfonzo3878]

Haha elon look so tiny

[@Steve-jm4rv]

Me2

[@edruceross]

I have no idea a single thing he said.... And he said everything like its general knowledge. I hope in the future this is general knowledge.

[@Ethan_Frost]

“Phenolic impregnated carbon ablator”

[@zentil267]

@Robbie Moser Send in your cv then.

[@whatyouwontseeontv8266]

And yesterday August 2, 2020 we saw the dragon landing in the Gulf of Mexico. What an amazing time to be alive!

[@nolan8377]

The snack idea is very Kerbal. :)

[@JimHoward]

SpaceX is a remarkable company!

[@drabberfrog]

8 years later this proves even more true

[@phvaguiar]

Yep

[@tgmtf5963]

Rip elon

[@arthurlunar7835]

@@tgmtf5963 YOUR MOM

[@leonardoraz6375]

Hey

[@nathanc3189]

This just popped up in my recommended list in August 2020 and in the last week I’ve live streamed spacex returning crew memebers from space, flying the starship prototype for the first time and delivering 60 satellites to orbit and returning the rocket safely. That’s a hell of a lot of accomplishments not to mention all the others that has happened since this video was uploaded, they still hadn’t flown a full falcon 9 mission yet and in 9 short years they changed the space industry and mankind forever. Well done spacex you are the single most inspirational company in existence.

[@tsekeTechGuy]

The most important man on Earth. As an engineer who stays in Pretoria South Africa myself, I am so happy that someone so important used to walk these streets I walk daily is such an inspiring thing to think about. We love you man and personally for me you are a massive hero!

[@jamestennant7789]

A hero in the making... Here in December 2020 after SN8 launch 🙋‍♂️

[@Dregoro]

I think we need some update ;)

[@drabberfrog]

We still need an update

[@ayushsinha3006]

Sn8 belly flop 🥳

[@jinotm3036]

WOW he knows everything going on in SPACEX

[@justaracething1353]

Jino T M well he basically owns SpaceX

[@mitsync]

Mclaren P1 but a lot of ceos dont know what everything is. They just say this part has to finished then, but at spacex musk knows every single detail about the components and tools.

[@mangashu911gt]

@Aaron Silva That and he is the chief engineer

[@fencingcoach3w]

Engineers make the best CEO's and engaging KZbinrs! Go Elon, go SpaceX

[@ayushanand6070]

Yeah as a ceo I am amazed. Ceo's usually look into finding fundings for the company, bringing people together over a project and the financial aspects. He does that alongside designing the whole rocket ( I mean maybe not the whole but he is involved in that also) . That's a very good thing for him, we need more people like Elon.

[@MrMntsrck]

This guy actually knows his shit. He’s just not the owner of space x and Tesla but he actually get involved in engineering shit up.

[@dineshkumar-ry4cy]

He is the senior architect at spacex. Because when he wanted to hire one it costed more. So he taught himself to be a senior architect

[@erickpadilla9826]

He is a physicist and has been learning a lot from his employees since the beginning of SpaceX. That’s why he really understands rockets now.

[@daveherbert2773]

He is the ceo and lead engineer. So that a lie..

[@Ethan_Frost]

2:40 It’s like starship now! Talking about falcon 9 sn-2, with the bulkheads and sn-3 in barrel sections! History!

[@kevinseel5870]

I thought the same! :)

[@calvitocalvon1711]

You deserved the success

[@matthewmartin5763]

You guys just almost landed your first Starship. It's been a wild 10+ years. Look forward to many more.

[@getnaenaed8063]

Elon musk, the only person to not use a business outfit in a tour

[@rok3895]

And now dragon is docked at the space station and it brought human beings. Amazing work!

[@EmporerOfMankind40k]

Looking back at this now it’s amazing how far SpaceX has come. Today is May 27th, the day NASA was supposed to launch two NASA astronauts on the Falcon 9 via the Dragon Capsule but was ultimately scrubbed due to weather. I hope future generations find this comment and become hopeful just how far we have come!

[@mktwatcher]

Private Enterprise at its Best.

[@billykobilca6321]

That god for bold genius

[@igorvoloshin3406]

Occupy Mars! 🔴

[@dontfollowme9043]

Private enterprise.. Which took govt subsidies?

[@igorvoloshin3406]

@@dontfollowme9043 Err, could you remind me please how much billions of govt subsidies took Boeing? Lockheed Martin? Northrop Grumann?

[@cjeppinga]

I love his stutter

[@delejohnson5629]

Who's here after the splash down of today August 2, 2020???

[@arcadius2708]

Привет!!

[@rodolfomienert8292]

right here!!!

[@Rotatoechip]

I’m here after crew-1

[@user-zj2mb3sp3x]

ITS AMAZING SEEING THE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN 2010 SPACEX, AND STARSHIP PROTOTYPE PROGRAM AND FACTORY.

[@regolith1350]

The upload date says Nov 2010 but the footage is from early 2008 or even earlier because he’s talking about the upcoming third flight of Falcon 1. It’s amazing how much they’ve grown and accomplished since then.

[@benbryant7325]

Although posted 2010, this tour series is from 2008! The description should have stated it. Around 4:45 he talks about the upcoming 3rd 4th and 5th launches of Falcon 1 which puts this video in early spring 2008

[@MattyTeare]

Wow, I guess these videos were to increase support as they hadn't had a successful launch at that point

[@HXTTM3]

10 years later and now he is the second richest man in the world, you are a Genius

[@TacticalWalmartBag]

13 years later and he is the richest man

[@petrharley]

How very far you have come - would love you see what it all looks like now! Congrats!!

[@kaayfpv]

9 years ago, and today was the first crewed launch! Good job SpaceX! I am hyped for the future!

[@maxpelletier2237]

Revisiting these videos today tells so much about Elon’s vision and ability to plan ahead. Truely an amazing company.

[@sebastianrojas1972]

watching this after the dragon-2 launch makes me very proud of Elon, I known he will colonise Mars someday

[@xanderbose974]

Sincerely, thanks KZbin for recommending this to me after their successful Demo-2 mission. To see a little bit of the behind the scenes and to see how far they’ve come is incredible.

[@afrohit3354]

one hell of a playground for my boy musk

[@Elimarzordan]

That was his plans 10 years ago, and now all that became real, the same thing is happening right now with Starship and in 10 years we'll come back to rewatch this milestone.

[@Mr.mysterious76]

who would have thought that on this day Saturday May 30, he pioneered space travel

[@douglascorley6630]

This was from 9 years ago awesome cool

[@davidnasstrom6962]

Really cool to see the Dragon capsule 10 years before it finally made it to the ISS.

[@Elimarzordan]

We need a video like that about de starship building.

[@alstark8787]

Today is the day Elon makes History... again. #LaunchAmerica huh Edit: Well see ya on Saturday for History 2.0

[@rxythmark666]

*History v1.0 revision 1

[@alstark8787]

@@rxythmark666 true

[@abejoyemi]

Eternal Respect for you sir, Mr. Elon Musk. I'm a Nigerian space enthusiast and I am really awed that you know the components of the spaceship from each strand of material right up. Thanks for making "rocket science" look so easy. I'm your irredeemable fan. Respect!

[@crableg2128]

Who's here after the SN8 exploded after doing a belly flop and an amazing mission?

[@velocitylaunchsystems]

I love his aggresive nod after he finishes talking

[@waynehicks7653]

Love these older videos of Elon showing his excitement for all things space exploration tech

[@marktracy586]

I just finished reading 'Liftoff!' by Eric Berger which is about this time at SpaceX. Now understanding what was going on at this time, I can see the stress on Elon in this video. Amazing time in history!

[@miguelnunes8267]

Just finished reading flight 3 chapter so this video was recorded not much before SpaceX most difficult times.

[@jamesaddison81]

That’s crazy how at the time of filming this they have had 2 failures of Falcon 1 but had invested so heavily in their own future; crew dragon, Falcon 9 etc. That’s self belief and aiming high. Well done Elon & team. I will never cease to be amazed.

[@Redplanetlover]

What a brilliant guy. We are all better off for having him around. Just think, he could be the kind of guy who is solely interested in advancing only his own wealth and power but humanity lucked out.

[@ngroy8636]

Here after the launch of crew dragon Just witnessed history today

[@PnPModular]

Love seeing a CEO who can walk the shop floor and know about every single component - nice work Elon

[@ojerokrew]

i work in space x and looking at these videos it amazes me how much different and effective it is now. 10 years later and so much has changed and very quickly

[@nuelaguirre5390]

The way me moves his head after he's done talking, humble guy

[@el-sayedahmed378]

i hope to get a summer training at Space X planets what should i do

[@zrow9903]

Sayed Ahmed You should travel back in time and do it.

[@hestoncjr.3560]

It’s amazing how spacex has come in 10 years.

[@JoseLarralde04]

Ellon, my permanent admiration since I know his work in aeronautics and everything he has done in his life is a great man for humanity, I think he will be one of the most remembered people in many years and in generations I admire him very much since Colombia a greeting.

[@chrish2996]

Elon. A nervous and enthusiastic genius, SN8 starship just lanched. You are an inspiration to many. Thanks

[@edilioguevara6884]

Me da mucha nostalgia al recordar cuando yo estaba viendo este vídeo con mucho anhelo y Qué es empresa surgiera y al día de hoy todas las expectativas se cumplieron, solo falta la starship Pero ya va por buen camino y creo que también será un gran Éxito para la compañía, felicidades. 🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉 Saludos desde panama

[@thatskyguy260]

That F1 flight 5 booster was the one that sat next to starship during the 2019 presentation

[@saxmastergq]

Interesting that this was filmed in very uncertain times for Spacex. This was before the fourth Falcon 1 launch. The three previous launches failed. They were really close to folding during this time.

[@Billy2011C]

I thought I'd watch this while I'm waiting for the crew demo 2 launch later today.

[@carloscastrejon284]

Look at him now 🤟🏼 he progressed so much .

[@swandos2861]

9 years later space X is the leader in space exploration with the safe return of the demo 2 mission and the successful hop of Starship SN 5 in Boca Chica TX, no way did Elon imagine this is where he’d be when thinking about it back then. Absolute legend

[@TuffBurnOutTeam]

Great Video old Mate Thanks for showing us Around Australia

[@SquirrelFromGradLife]

Amazing... Keep up the good work to Elon and the whole crew at SpaceX..

[@drabberfrog]

He did keep up the good work and 9 years later astronauts got to the ISS with the crew dragon capsule.

[@alindaderick814]

Making wonders now

[@samax9995]

This man is out of this world!!! How can one person get such a brain!!! Amazing!

[@nancychace8619]

Thank you for a very nice tour. Was happy for your, and all your crew's, success with your 1st manned flight. I'm not really knowledgeable about manufacturing facilities but this one looks good - very clean. Haha! I could use your cleaning crew at my house! Be good and take care - if you take good care of your people, they will take good care of you.

[@josephamalsabu]

Think how he is now and see how he was then. He is the inspiration of this time. ❤️ from KERALA 🇮🇳

[@matee6042]

th-th-th-th-th-th-th-th-th-th-th-th-th-the heat shield he is so nervous lol.

[@TananBaboo]

Spoken like a true nerd. He’s awesome.

[@ryliek6832]

Nothing wrong with it either. Introversion has lead him to learn crazy amounts of information by himself which in return lead to all his amazing companies. If nervousness is the main tradeoff then I don't think he really cares. Speech impediments aren't funny either..

[@matee6042]

@@ryliek6832 I also stutter, I was making a joke lol

[@Neurobsessed]

​@ryliek6832 its actually aspergers syndrome

[@ITSergioFelix]

Wow... this is from 10 years ago, I thought I was watching something from just months ago!

[@JustinYummerz]

Im watching this the day Dragon docked on the international Space station. Crazy to see where it started and where it is now.

[@EvilSnail]

KZbin recommend me this video in 2020. Nice to watch evolution of SpaceX concepts)

[@ThePatsyMusic]

history will remember elon as a newton, an einsten, who actually MADE shit. unlimited respect to mr musk

[@nycrackhead]

Awesome!

[@igorvoloshin3406]

You knew! 🤘🤠👍

[@carlamoore3474]

I really enjoy listening to you explain all this stuff. It must be difficult to talk, knowing that most people don't or can't comprehend anything. Thank you for your contributions to humanity :)

[@BorisBrodski]

Great video! Looks like many manufacturing ideas are still valid and being used for Starship prototyping. 👍

[@magicznyrafal]

God bless SPACE X!!

[@KoushikPaulliveandletlive]

Today he is exactly where he imagined, he will be in 10 years .

[@goosefam2239]

how far spacex has come !! currently awaiting sn9 attempt number 2

[@chrismantonuk]

Amazing to see the Falcon 9 SN1, SN2 when you think how far it has come in 10 years. Just think what it’ll be like to look back at Boca Chica and Starship SN4 in another 10 years!

[@suweno16]

What a humble man!

[@MiembroReglamentario]

In ten years, when humans get to Mars, we'll be revisiting 10 years old videos of the first Crew Dragon launches the same we are doing with this one...

[@ghostdog4330]

Ten years later and SpaceX is killing it.

[@Aleatoriogaming]

The greatest thing is that Elon's can detailed explain every single thing shown in the video.

[@GowthamV07]

Why dint more people watch this instead of other videos and support spacex!

[@Beverly_Life_Style]

Gowtham V common people have common interesting. Guess space venison are not for common people. LOL

[@emad3241]

Random guy: Elon musk is just rich, he’s not into the sci- Elon musk: *explains every single part of the rocket*

[@svr4808]

Hi

[@y7952]

It’s engineering not science 🤦‍♂️

[@svr4808]

Ok

[@emad3241]

Λ Y ok boomer

[@ConcealedCourier]

"No, random guy, that would be Jeff Bezos you're referring to."

[@deanlawson6880]

Wow! That would be awesome working for SpaceX!! I'd imagine that it's a demanding place to work, with exacting requirements for work, due to the exacting spaceflight needs!! It's just awesome how Elon knows what pretty much every part and machine and process is and how it all goes together! Just Wow!

[@diagastar7261]

After seeing it happen, is crazy watching this again. This in infancy