How is SpaceX Cracking the Formula with Crucial Atmo Data?

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Check out the amazing Atmo AI meteorology tech: atmo.ai
There's one unsung hero that plays a crucial role in rocket launches. Weather predictions! You might be surprised how intricately the two are linked, and how SpaceX is revolutionizing weather forecasting at Starbase using artificial intelligence provided by Atmo (atmo.ai) , a new AI meteorology start-up that's building some of the most precise forecasts on Earth.
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@MarcusHouse

I'm really thrilled to have had this opportunity to work with the Atmo AI meteorology team from

@roberthigbee3260

The Challenger rocket explosion was not an unavoidable “oops” caused by weather. The company Morton Thiokol supplied the solid rocket boosters and their subcontractor, HydraPak, supplied the booster segment's o-rings and gave NASA a no-fly low temperature limit. Mistake 1 - NASA, knowing the air temperature was below the value recommended by the Morton Thiokol/HydraPak engineers, still called Morton Thiokol and ask them if they could fly anyway and the Morton Thiokol/HydraPak engineers said “no”. Mistake 2 - The Management at Morton Thiokol overruled the engineers and, well, you know what happened (o-rings leaked, boosters exploded). Humanity has been learning this lesson over and over and over again in all facets of life.

@antibrevity

I cannot blame you for including Challenger as weather was obviously

@davidboyle1902

When you talk about the loss of the Shuttle, you needed to mention that one the engineers on the ground warned NASA repeatedly that the O-rings could fail due to the cold temperatures. NASA ignored the warnings, and the rest is history.

@NorthernChev

WHOA! Hold up there. The Challenger accident was NOT weather-related incident. Completely unrelated to the topic of weather prediction. It was a complete failure of the internal decision-making process. Engineers who said, "NO GO" and administrators who said, "Do it anyway".

@denysvlasenko1865

challenger accident wasn't caused by incorrect weather forecast. They

@kevinmateri5701

Great to see a midweek update commentary from you Marcus. Once a week was great but twice is even better. Thanks 😊

@guyjordan8201

Weather prediction helps by not wasting labor and resources preparing for a launch that eventually gets scrubbed, but it does not necessarily ensure safety.

@rwesenberg

AI forecasting has been used for NASA space launches since the '80s. They were rather rudimentary then. Baysian methods were used during the 70s ... all from paper tables. The Challenger accident was not due to a failure to forecast dangerous conditions but because the weather conditions were ignored. The upper air winds were being measured that day using an experimental wind shear radar. The question is, without the data, how accurate can an AI forecast be? How can the AI forecast be verified? What basis set is used to build the AI model?

@HollaceBain

Awesome mid-week video! So glad to see this channel growing so quickly, great work Marcus & team <3

@Ezzell_

The challenger explosion was not caused by or effected by poor weather prediction. NASA new the o-rings had problems in the cold a long time before, they were told days before hand that it was going to be too cold to safely launch. NASA pushed the launch any ways.

@Nightscape_

After experiencing my first tornado warning here in Kentucky a couple days ago, I understand just how crucial it is to improve our meteorological predications and protect our assets and lives.

@salmanhendershot782

I'm a big fan of your videos. Thanks for making them.

@kegyen

Thank you for your videos. I drive every night, and you always help me stay informed as well as helping me pass the time

@hansscott9749

Great introduction to a previously under-reported but critical part of a rocket launch. Congrats!

@robfive2555

Awesome mid week video. .

@otpyrcralphpierre1742

Excellent video! Thank you and your Team, Marcus!

@bradmcgrath358

Challenger wasn't a weather prediction issue. They knew there was an issue with the SRB O rings in the cold and they knew it was too cold to launch but chose to launch anyway.