How Space Manufacturing Will Change Everything!

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Would you work in a space manufacturing plant? Let us know below!

[@francisgricejr]

Absolutely! Although I don't think having people involved on site is a good idea... It would be better just to make the whole thing automated! Make the facility close to a Space Station though incase something needs to be repaired that can't be fixed by a robot.

[@Harrysreptarium]

@@francisgricejr Or part of a space station dosnt mean people have to be involved though

[@brett4264]

With my damaged back, thats probably the only place I could work and not draw disability benefits from the taxpayers.

[@MrBassbump]

@@brett4264 I’m with you there. I think it would be great at first for our back but will need to have a lot of weighted activities to keep bone density and make sure you can withstand a full G back on earth.

[@jakeainesworth4386]

Yes definitely. You always need the outside the box thinker or the person who understands how the walls of the box works as if the box was made to hold more than its supposed to be able to but yet its light you see what i mean..? A cardboard box how its made its durability is outstanding but yet its light do they make rocket walls like this? Or they solid and insulated and solid again with air chambers to balance and shift weight or angle adjustment with water weight or even and aird angler thatd shfit the force direction without thrust or gas or feul. Water has electric ions or as whatever keeps it together in a liquid form use water from all around buid a turbine for it exactly and harness the water and the power from it. As well as air holes with air turbines inside to build a charge. And why cany we, say take a magnifying glass and the sun you focus the beam and its powerful so why not do it with solar panels for solar power magnifying its rays received and harness more power faster and continuously

[@WhiskeyAfterHours]

Redwire Space is the company that's actually done all of the research and will supply all of the hardware, not Blue Origin and boeing.

[@lacie5522]

Don't ignore SpaceX for things like this, Musk may very well do it on a whim once Starship is operational. Especially if somebody tweets that he can't/won't do it or it is too expensive for anybody to do, lol. I have serious doubts Bezos will ever make it happen.

[@Elonmusk69790]

Yeah i kinda agree with it.

[@tonymc9102]

In 2 years while Bezos is still figuring out how to make it Elon will design and put in orbit a space printer that will print the whole space station.

[@Elonmusk69790]

@@tonymc9102 Well Jeff Bezos only looks after himself i.e other rich people whereas Elon wants our future to be cool. Its just amazing what Elon is doing

[@RamblingRodeo]

Yup, Bezos is all talk and full of shit on his novelty ride.... I doubt it will happen at all. I think the SpaceX should take and modify a Starship and place multiple docking ports and place multiple modified starships and make HUGE REAL station...

[@Hentaichief]

Your videos are getting better, im enjoying it! Cheers

[@catbertz]

If I were young enough, I'd work in space, or on the Moon/Mars. The reputation of the company would affect the choice as well. No space sweatshop for me. Adjusting to a challenging living environment, and the potential inherent dangers are an acceptable risk for such a new human endeavor that pushes us into the future.

[@-A-c]

If it’s for profits….Jeff will ALLLL OVER THIS

[@JorgeLausell]

How about using starships in a cluster as a space station? Huge! Use the ones needed as fuel tankers for the Luna trip?

[@brett4264]

Just that fiber optic cable might make investors jump in. It could be a great first step.

[@harmonyspaceagency1743]

I thoughts exactly, seems like literally one of the easiest things to store in a small container.

[@Neuralatrophy]

Blue Origin and Boeing need to call it quits and concede that they cant beat Space-X in the launcher areana and instead, partner up with him. Shake hands, say, lets colaborate, you talk to us, we'll talk to you, We wanna build stations and bases, you wanna build lifters... We we can help each other achieve our respective goals and add some perks along the way, we wouldn't mind throwing in on some of your other projects as well... It would push the technologies forward at a stupid fast pace and take away the costs of competition, Space-X probably wouldn't have any problems sharing ideas and innovations with like minded collaborators. Hell, I would go so far as to push for starship to launch inflatable station hubs that starships could lock to, propose to take a branch of Kimbals food production into space as well as develop the groundwork for microgravity production facilities.

[@ryanstainfield5371]

Would you do a video on a lunar space elevator? I feel like this doesn't get a lot of press but could have huge implications for whoever builds it

[@anoniemw.222]

for earth probably not (at least not in ourlifetime). But for mars we may see one

[@ft9525]

Redwire not Rewire. They are now public, ticker RDW

[@anthoneyking6572]

Well I really would like to say yes to your last Question But there Track Record sure wont support that so far its Easy to have Great ideas a damn site harder to make it reality

[@judedornisch4946]

That Sierra is involved gives the Reef a shot, but my level of hope will remain low.

[@hallenw]

Go Jeff Go!!

[@mariolis]

Dont forget the competitor in the private space station market that is Axiom !

[@tinytim71301]

You have a fascinating and informative Channel.

[@TheTeslaSpace]

Space Teslas.. I like it

[@Irshu]

What does this have to do with Tesla dumbass?

[@benjaminlujan3789]

Thank you for showing.

[@marcozolo3536]

SCV good to go sir

[@stevegeorge5322]

Really enjoyed your program! Keep up the good work!

[@deeptoot1453]

I think Rockeylab and Axiom space should collaborate and brings an orbital reef kind of station. This is probably the most exciting things that could possibly happen to the space industry. Big money can be maid from a station such as the orbital reef with all it's smaller modules each adding unique properties to the reef.

[@johnrichards244]

The one fact that has stopped all these ideas for 60 years. Getting the raw materials into space.

[@deeptoot1453]

Make due due more excited for Rocketlab's Neutron with is Large diameter and cheap launch costs. It might not be able to carry a hige payload to LEO but because it will be almost fully reusable launch costs will go down significantly with each launch it was also made to launch in incredibly short time frames so this might be serious contender for getting stuff to the ISS replacement or any other spacestation for that matter.

[@brett4264]

Commenting for analytics

[@anoniemw.222]

you focussed much on BO and boeing, but forgot to mecion a big part of the station is build by Sierra Space. In case BO or Boeing messes up again they have backup planns (using fulcan centaur and dream chaser)

[@RussW_Comments]

Great content, thanks!

[@TidusCloudRulez]

I wish everyone would hurry up with this stuff - field research & practical learning ppl - we need them to hurry up! Another great development would be "age Reversal & cellular regeneration" & "human regeneration" in general.

[@daviddempster402]

Thanks for another great video. Love your channel.

[@Marktheshark804]

I'm learning way too much on this channel, and it's broken down into language I could actually understand.

[@chillylizerd]

Can you do a video about the progress being made on overcoming the health issues with living in space?

[@markoradivojevic5717]

This would be so cool!

[@RamblingRodeo]

Annoucing and doing are two different things and both of these companies, one is defuncted called Boeing and the other hasn't gotten into Orbit and is a novelty ride into the edge of the atmosphere called BlueOrigin.

[@PC-nf3no]

I don't think they said they "would" build it. I think it is a proposal to NASA to replace the ISS. But I am sure that if NASA doesn't pay for it, it won't be built. What would be the reason if NASA doesn't select Orbital reef? Well, forget for now that NASA has already accepted a proposal to some degree from Axiom for their private station. But, the participants in Orbital Reef don't have a good reputation for cost and efficiency. We'll see what proposals NASA entertains.

[@deeptoot1453]

"The diameter of the fairing is a limiting factor when it comes to space cargo" in walks Rocketlab's Neutron😎

[@nerdwatch1017]

So the reason I can’t get a organ transplant today is because the disease I was born with would just infect that new organ again at some point but if I could just continually get a transplant then my life would be better off

[@tonywalker8030]

Oh brother, print a mesh from biodegradable plastic. The cells should grow around the mesh leaving a organ.

[@tinytim71301]

Thanks!

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Thank you for your support Tim!

[@daedaluscenter2825]

They will build it some time someday may be BO AND Starl liner will never do it

[@TidusCloudRulez]

The Gateway Foundation Voyager 1&2 should be good for stuff like this too right?

[@Jam-In-With-Ben]

hi

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

3d print organs inside a gel to keep organ's structure

[@scottstewart5784]

Boeing and Bezos/BO can add up their recent track records of on-time deliveries. Zero plus squat = bupkis. They can plan the hell out of it, but who is going to launch it? New Glenn? GTFOH.

[@clydecox2108]

Hey Kevin, I don't think Jeff could pull a paper bag off his head.

[@myungsukim]

'Made in Space' agenda is added. Appreciate sharing the opinion with the Congregation Elder and Leaders in faith.

[@richardrigling4906]

What would happen if a few SpaceX employees, now trained in SpaceX methods, started their own orbital lab corporation? I suspect capable people from BO would jump at the opportunity.

[@leegibson5469]

Why would we want to 3D print in space? We still have to ship the equivalent mass into space with the added mass of a 3D printer. We would save money and weight by building it here and launching it into space.

[@roman648]

Building in zero gravity is just a no brainer.

[@WWeronko]

In the slightly longer term, where the real money is will be in situ utilization of materials on the Moon and asteroids. Making metal plate; parts from magnesium, aluminum, manganese and titanium will enable making space liners to go to and fro to the Earth and Moon, Mars and beyond. Building orbing space stations and resorts from lunar materials can be done at a cost that is affordable. High tech items and people can come from Earth. Materials including volatiles from permanently shadowed lunar craters can provide methane, ammonia, carbon dioxide, oxygen and water for lunar bases, orbiting space facilities and large space craft. It is believed that the Moon has ores of rare lithophile elements such as beryllium, lithium, zirconium, niobium, tantalum, and so forth. They could be brought back to Earth for use.

[@nathanielhosea8844]

It's not can he, but will he let Blue Origin do the necessary work?

[@Goulmy86]

They'll be launching on which rocket?😅

[@harmonyspaceagency1743]

Trillions of dollars just a couple hundred miles up.

[@harrypalmer5603]

It will be great Jeff can build his citys and factorys.cant wait for Amazone Freash to use drones so i can have fresh meat eggs milk tomatoes, rural areas need drones

[@TheLunacyofOurTimes]

Bezos isn't at all wrapped up in any Mars idea. He wants to build a paradise for himself and a few of his friends. An Elysium, if you will.

[@deeptoot1453]

Yes, scary thought. Jeff Who is evil incarnate.

[@TheLunacyofOurTimes]

@@deeptoot1453 Isn't he? F*cking aliens are putting up HAZARD signs around our star system ever since he pretended to launch that fucking dildo into SUB-orbit.

[@katateo328]

if Vien Chau followed the science career, Another Edison, another Henry Ford would be named in the world. His talent is limited only by the language.

[@ZeddyLives]

Blue Origin & Boeing. Haha. Never.

[@jakeainesworth4386]

You always need the outside the box thinker or the person who understands how the walls of the box works as if the box was made to hold more than its supposed to be able to but yet its light you see what i mean..? A cardboard box how its made its durability is outstanding but yet its light do they make rocket walls like this? Or they solid and insulated and solid again with air chambers to balance and shift weight or angle adjustment with water weight or even and aird angler thatd shfit the force direction without thrust or gas or feul. Water has electric ions or as whatever keeps it together in a liquid form use water from all around buid a turbine for it exactly and harness the water and the power from it. As well as air holes with air turbines inside to build a charge. And why cany we, say take a magnifying glass and the sun you focus the beam and its powerful so why not do it with solar panels for solar power magnifying its rays received and harness more power faster and continuously

[@istvanorodan4791]

Not in a million years!

[@petersvancarek]

Sure, blue origin can make it. But how long will it take? They still didn't made it to orbit. Even starship in this phase is more realistic than what blue origin has. I believe that starship as it is now is actually able to make it to extended low earth orbit(~400-500km height). Once on orbit, the inners of starship fuel tanks could be changed into habitable volume. Volume many times larger than what blue origin plans. If only could the SpaceX pull its head from the ass(Mars) and do something more meaningful than Mars colonization(which i believe is a resources sink bound to fail in the end)

[@francisgricejr]

No chance in hell that with BlueOrigin involved this will become reality... Maybe... Just Maybe! Boeing could pull it off. But with BlueOrigin involved they will just weigh the project down and it will never be finished...

[@stevenasaad3723]

Blue origin won’t weigh them down. They will just sue Boeing and postpone the project.

[@francisgricejr]

@@stevenasaad3723 lol. Wouldn't be a surprise!

[@joegrcar6677]

Would you work for Jeff Bezos in a space manufacturing plant? Ask Amazon employees.

[@MrWaldorfian]

I have zero faith in either boeing or blue origin at this point. Bezos' little penis shaped carnival rocket is a nice experiment to gain expertise in launching stuff.

[@proteslapower6754]

I hear a lot of hating but not a lot of consideration for the person that had the vision of Tesla and SpaceX. Where they could be in the future and what they will do for us. Imagine being on the other end of the bench and having to put all of your expertise, time, money, blood, sweat and tears into something hoping it would be enough to make a difference! Tesla and SpaceX wouldn't be what they are today without Elon Musk in fact they probably would not exist. Let's look at the man who is a multi-dimensional thinker. Who is only looking out for a humanities best interest. Hearing him be ridiculed by a one-dimensional thinkers I find to be disrespectful. Considering he is the man of the millennium and I don't know if we'll know who Ben is next year, let alone in the next decade! Everything Elon is doing at this moment benefits humanity five to ten years down the road. Think about it before you become too judgmental. It's easy to point the finger but there's always three pointing back at you!

[@ender_slayer3]

Who else absolutely LOATHES the ISS? Like, I know it helps us do great research with how things work in microgravity and stuff, but just how much the whole thing cost just pisses me off. That and it just looks terrible.

[@jasons44]

Boeing space biz sucks, blue origin is ALL talk ..

[@Azamat421]

Space is bs