How to Build a $100 Million Satellite

[@armorsmith43]

Aw, I was hoping you had a link for 10% off a manufacturing and deploy contract with SSL

[@iwantitpaintedblack]

the first 200 get a free dick-butt engraving on the shields

[@cencalmatt]

Still a rip off. At maybe 20% I couldn't refuse, though.

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free trial?

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[@digimanga]

Ah finally! These are the Ikea instructions I've been missing all this time

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

Ha ha!

[@l3gacy]

"damn it, i think im missing a solar panel."

[@yaboidoc5818]

Nasa engineers: So tHaTs WhErE tHaT cOmPoNeNt WaS

[@stellie3553]

Because assembling IKEA furniture is quite literally rocket science.

[@PatrikJJr]

My collection is now complete!

[@blue_rapier]

I still don’t understand the difference between Brilliant and Skill Share, especially since it seems like every educational channel is sponsored by both.

[@reverseturingtest]

I use the free version of Brilliant, and it's very much STEM fields, whereas I think Skillshare is more general.

[@rodigoduterte9192]

Reverse TuringTest I didnt know you could use free version of Brilliant, but it's for basic, right?

[@reverseturingtest]

If I remember correctly you get the first lesson in every series, plus you can do their weekly questions, which I really like (when I can work them out).

[@jascrandom9855]

Brilliant is basically like Gym for the brain, while Skillshare is for learning general skills like how to do animation, plumbing, writing, art, marketing, etc.

[@reverseturingtest]

That's a good description.

[@FutureNow]

How to build a $100M satellite: very carefully

[@dziadWSZEWIED]

satellite are nasa iluminati hoax, this $100M is a fraud

[@nichoalsmkennedy]

I didn't know people could be that dumb V8 person

[@lukarion4118]

Truly genius and on point

[@mr.salimi563]

HIHIHIHIHI WENDOVER

[@dziadWSZEWIED]

ididn't know people could be that political corectnes & witheout imagination like nicholas;) from this kennedys? famous family? i bet you dont beekouse if you from this kennedys youl bee knowing difrence beetwin personality trait & information or point of view;)

[@StarlightEquinox]

"How to Build an $100 Million Satellite" Start with 100 million.

[@Marcus51090]

Pixelator “a small loan of a 100 million”

[@InfraredSpace]

Yeah.. Loan is greater than Everything For Just 100$ Amazon Build satellites

[@Marcus51090]

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory LOVERXGenious can I order one on amazon? Lol I can everything els

[@InfraredSpace]

Yep !! Note: International Space Station is only Worth 600$ Seems legit.....than the original ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@Marcus51090]

I need a satellite that blocks my phone signal when I’m drunk so I don’t drink call/text people can they make that happen? Lol 😂

[@crazym108]

Surprisingly, airports are only featured for a few seconds in this video!

[@vasilicajmecherul7707]

😂😂😂

[@ghst8242]

Atleast it's featured

[@rasaecnai]

hey! it got the antonov in it! even if only for a few seconds it manage to get the big badass plane

[@datboi1026]

yeet

[@AB-gw6uf]

You would need a "small loan of a 100 million dollars"

[@non-human3072]

Only if it works

[@newmono7341]

Tutorial not clear enough, accidentally built nuclear warhead instead. disliked

[@sagarjina]

What's the yield of your warhead? Can you sell it to Kim Jong Un to fight evil Americans?

[@angelgames9351]

Is it less than $100 Million?

[@Jabroney]

FBI OPEN UP

[@Abdi-uy1kh]

Aladeen, "Ok we'll bounce it off Wadia and then drop it on Israel okkk"

[@RedLeader327]

*Brotherhood of Steel infamy gained*

[@ashwinmohan4503]

Brilliant may be good at it, but for most people I would recommend Kerbal Space Program. You can learn all about orbits and much more. Its a scaled-down version of real solar system (although with mods you can get the real deal). Its really fun, and you can make your own rockets and satellites to learn about space travel. I love it and Im addicted to it, but be warned its not easy!

[@thomaswijgerse723]

pff, not easy, just sent 3 kerbs to the moon and back! (after 6 rl months of trying, and multiple unmanned failures.)

[@ashwinmohan4503]

Hey Thomas, haha we have all been there! I suggest you watch Scott Manley and Matt Lowne's videos. Specially Matt's channel is awesome! Space travel is NOT easy, but it is easier in KSP. You can also download their crafts just to get an idea. Real fun is building your own crafts. These guys have been playing this game ever since it was released and they are awesome at it. I have landed my sstos (Mk2 with 4 rapiers and 2 nervs and Mk3 with a lot more, but in similar ratios) on every planet except for EVE, but I do have space stations and refuelling stations around the orbits of every planet. If you did a successful Mun landing, next step would be Duna! Go for a traditional rocket approach at first with parachutes for landing. As you keep playing and making orbit, something inside your brain will just click on and it starts to make a lot of sense! They have made the game JUST hard enough and JUST easy enough IMHO.

[@thomaswijgerse723]

@@ashwinmohan4503 you misunderstood, my friend. Moon.

[@ashwinmohan4503]

Thomas Wijgerse Sorry buddy, I guess you are playing with real scale mods!! Thats a pretty good achievement if so!! I am barely making orbit using RSS mods.. I tip my cap to you good Sir!!

[@thomaswijgerse723]

Ashwin Mohan haha, thanks mate! Yup, its surprisingly hard, but all the more rewarding!

[@CuthbertNibbles]

7:05 I can actually provide some insight into this, SSL commissioned me to help in creating these acoustic simulations. There are logistical challenges in creating these sound profiles, most notably creating something loud and accurate enough. It sounds easy, just make loud noise, but you can't just use any noise, you have to properly recreate the real noise of the launch - otherwise the test is useless. You also can't just record and play back the noise, since no microphone can survive the insane noise levels generated by the rocket. These sound waves create a noise so incredible it has only, to my knowledge, been reproduced once, in a technology dubbed MMT. What I did for MMT was use advanced computer simulation and synthesis to recreate every aspect of the launch, most notably the fire spitting out the back of the rocket, to create a replica of what the satellite experiences during launch. MMT is currently in the 'consideration' phase my SSL, the only thing they have left to test is whether or not their acoustic facility can handle My Mix Tape.

[@mycosys]

I'm skeptical, mostly because of your " no microphone can survive the insane noise levels generated by the rocket" statement. Microphonics is a quality of so many electronic systems you would have to go out of your way NOT to record the noise. There are many ways a high SPL mic could be created as well. Also sound travels so you can remotely mic with parabolic dishes. Just doesnt sound right.

[@Heynmffc]

I worked with him and can confirm his account, essentially the last line

[@ohZyki]

I worked with him too and confirm he worked for ssl

[@mr88cet]

“Blue pumpkin”! Love it! My dad did thermo-vacuum testing on the Apollo LM (Lunar Module); same type of thing: monster vacuum chamber where you blast it with radiated heat.

[@alexdeleeck7674]

Acoustic test: blasts satellite with Africa by Toto

[@datboi1026]

I HEAR THE DRUMS ECHOING TONIGHT

[@elektrotehnik94]

my guy

[@pegeonpera]

You go to Brilliant or alternatively get Kerbal Space Program to learn more about satellites

[@OCinneide]

Off I go to launch war heads into orbit!

[@charlyzzz]

For a split second I hoped he would say ksp instead of skillshare

[@progradethistime7956]

@@owowowdhxbxgakwlcybwxsimcwx not gonna lie I have done that before

[@treblot04]

Wow... I'm impressed with how much your channel and production values have increased. All of those videos with a twenty second ad built in to the end, now make sense. You have done a great job of building a quality channel

[@zboarderz9728]

“Vacuum of space, you know 10 to the -5 tor” yeah what she said...

[@CubeZero]

When will Wendover visit Dover?

[@davidmorling1264]

🤔🤔

[@bud9133]

Dover, Kent or Dover, Delaware?

[@MrDopeKeen]

@@bud9133 he should make a video about the channel tunnel

[@smorrow]

Christopher Chase, it doesn't matter, for the purposes of the joke (rhyming).

[@Gallstonehaverandcruncher1974]

On a Wednesday*

[@ZombreckProductions]

*Elon Musk wants to know your Location*

[@안호성-p6z]

Don't worry, he's locked in the basement of the White house. The guy out there is fa... wait someone is outside...

[@TheWeeky]

*Elon Musk ALREADY KNOWS your Location

[@sirBrouwer]

Elon knows where you are and has a geostational Tesla pointed at you on all time.

[@logantodd5943]

Just so you know he launches satalites for tellistar so lol

[@ZombreckProductions]

@@logantodd5943 issa joke

[@adamschwertfeger1974]

I work for a small company and we have a small machine shop and 2 lasers that do hermetic welding for SSL housings. I personally have do drive their finished housings to a gate that is between SSL buildings 2 and 3, right next to the sign that you feature in your video. SSL wants us to deliver the parts personal because by the time a housing has been hermetically sealed they are worth close to $100,000 a piece and are wrapped in so much anti static packaging that if an EMP went off for example the electronics inside the parts would not be affected. Cool stuff and great video as always.

[@Noway1252]

Such a good video to procrastinate while thinking that I'm still learning something for tomorrow's exam on Satellite Orbit Calculation

[@songbird6248]

0/10 I watched the entire video and still don’t know how to build a $100 million satellite.

[@riku3716]

Start with the $100 million and go from there.

[@gadgetsage]

Write check. Stop answering phone and reinforce door to withstand pounding of creditors/bill collectors.

[@Markcool2011]

This is why I want to be a space systems engineer. This stuff is cool af

[@GoGoX1]

Honestly, I don't understand why people dislike your videos. You aren't doing anything wrong, you are just explaining what goes on in the construction of satellites. unless you get something wrong, you shouldn't get any dislikes on your videos.

[@LARAUJO_0]

To build a 100 million dollar satellite you must first obtain 100 million dollars

[@DarioKham]

A $100 million dollar satellite made this comment post possible from where I am at!. Thanks for giving a small glimpse into how much work/time/money it takes for our silly messages to come and go so easily!.

[@aaronw8023]

Would you do more airline videos?

[@armorsmith43]

Also check out Mentour Pilot

[@osamabinladen824]

Not anymore.

The production value of your videos is so satisfying, it almost feels smooth to watch them. I know, sounds stupid, but that's the best description I've got. :D Great job!

[@frmcf]

Does the motorhome driver need a second motorhome so that he can swap out? And then the driver of that motorhome needs another one and then...

[@jur4x]

I think those are rather large motorhomes, so there is enough space not just for SCV drivers but for multiple motorhome drivers as well.

[@harmony.enforcer]

r/Whoosh on the highest level sir. *frown*

[@christopherleveck6835]

When I drove the thing we had three drivers, none of which were women. Mostly because sometimes we had to park...

[@marcoseduardocastro781]

it becomes a paradox doesn't it?

[@JJan953]

I don't comment on your videos often but everytime I watch one of your video's I'm genuinely so impressed with how good and interesting your video's are. Thanks for all your video's and keep up the amazing work!

[@harmony.enforcer]

4:30 AT LEAST ONE of these workers must have written his name or put a sticker on the thing just for posterity.

[@luckyirvin]

bad way to affect the mission. out-gassing in vacuum? gathering contamination? concentrate heat or cold? a thousand ways they're taught not to screw up

[@harmony.enforcer]

Yeah, but imagine being there, seeing a spot that's gonna get covered by another part forever. Wouldn't you be tempted?

[@jeffbenton6183]

@@harmony.enforcer not if you risk losing your job...

[@jdotsalter910]

Used to work there. We did right before launch in the back on an interior deck where the reaction wheels are. We used a type of flight adhesive that was safe for space.

[@flying-with-ryan]

I've been watching your channel for a long time now and I have to say, I think this is my favorite video. Even though my watch later playlist is in the hundreds I always watch one of your videos as soon as I see it on my feed. Informative, entertaining and downright cool. Keep it up.

[@devbali-q6f]

I guess Wendover is over planes now (Sorry)

[@dsnodgrass4843]

Nope. Airplane sighting at 9:00

[@jolez_4869]

stop

[@masonsilvers6789]

Well rockets are kinnda like O.P. planes.

[@KaiZhao-nv5px]

@@masonsilvers6789 xD

[@LyricsFred]

Bendover productions

[@mrnnhnz]

The quality of your videos is always high, but this was particularly enjoyable. Thanks for your work.

[@distortionmusic]

But how many Toyota Corollas are there in orbit? EDIT: OMG SO MANY LIKES

[@pegeonpera]

There are less than 1 Toyota Corollas in orbit at the time of my writing this comment

[@InfraredSpace]

donaciux Why not Retrograde your satellite and directly throw on Ocean

[@ARandomDonut]

Wrong channel buddy lol

[@jadmeh]

donaciux Scotty 😂

[@charlyzzz]

Fun fact. $100M is the price of 4000 1999 Toyota corollas

[@christianbro2]

On educational videos Wendover definitely has the highest standard, by far. Those interviews are awesome, and surely not easy to get.

[@kye9687]

How does air traffic control change around the time of launch? It seems like an interesting topic to explore maybe on here or HAI. Just wondering bc I'm sure you can't exactly have planes flying over or around the launch pads.

[@RobinsM]

They put a TFR over the launch area. Sometimes at as large as 45nm from the launch site. Cape Canaveral points out into the water so it doesn't affect the Daytona, Orlando, or Fort Lauderdale airports

[@kye9687]

@@RobinsM ahh ok thanks that makes sense. I thought they would do something along those lines

[@ENCHANTMEN_]

If a rocket goes out of the launch corridor, it's self destruct is activated to make sure it can't hit anything :)

[@dominickzollinger9903]

It's comforting to see there are those so focused on seeing to our mother's big picture thanks to unseen yet overlooked in holding such an honorable respected work

[@martinwisniewski4183]

That picture you show where the satellite is being "bombarded with acoustic energy" is not a picture of an acoustic test chamber. its a Radio Frequency (RF) test chamber known in the business as a "Compact Range". Its used for antenna pattern measurement (APM) along with a myriad of other RF tests.

[@sgradone]

The woman also isn't wearing her hair net properly or wearing a mask/gloves in a clean room so I'm doubting their quality.

[@SethWistful]

Loved the video!!! So sweet to see on-site interviews

[@Yotanido]

"If you want to know all about how that works..." ...you play Kerbal Space Program.

[@Coudnt_think_anything]

Title: how to build a $100 million satellite. The video: 12 minutes Me: ok. Seems legit

[@kijrl]

How to fix boredom: -Call SSL and ask them to build a satellite. Requirements: -Patience -$100+

[@shaungordon9737]

I really never appreciated how much work goes into these things and getting them up there

[@almondpotato9483]

You weren't kidding that the vibration was bad. I mean, at 9:48, there is so much vibration that the camera is seeing doubles.

[@zacharysnyder2520]

Kinda crazy how these satalites make the world work and we never think about it. Great to see some awesome American work.

[@chromeztv4122]

Can I order one of these on Amazon?

[@FaizanAli-op2xe]

Best how its made video. You have been making awesome stuff lately. This channel is great. Thank you for the video.

[@canneddinners6059]

Thanks to these satellites, we can send each other memes and watch porn. I love this company

[@radishesonmars9309]

This was a really excellent video on the satellite industry. It would be super cool if you did a video comparing the way ssl does business to the way SpaceX does business. Not enough people appreciate that launch vehicles and satellites are two very different products and require a different business approach. It would be also cool to talk about how SSL is partnering with NanoRacks to build a commercial space station. Honestly NanoRacks is a company you would probably find very interesting to do a video on.

[@Abtozzz1114]

Artillery Only

[@DrCatFiesh]

Ayy, my boy! Super Heavy SP Artillery only should be next.

[@sochyvonnnora6035]

Yes!!! Thank you so much. I need a satellite and have the hundreds of millions of dollars...I just didn't know the process. Especially, which company to call. This has been so helpful. Thank you.

[@BuffaloZx]

SSL might need a new marketing manager if he thinks KZbin advertising is going to do anything for them

[@FullMetalChains]

Such companies don't really need marketing . This is because the set of customers to reach is pretty narrow and all the potential customers are big companies who research all companies before signing contracts.

[@ivdrip-r2r]

Yeah, I'm sure there are many potential clientes for a $100M satellite in Wendover's comment section!

[@luckyirvin]

great show, y'all. here we see just a hint of the care and attention required for a comsat to work for 15 years 22,000 miles above earth. some propellant valves are cycled 40,000+ times before even being mounted on the apogee thruster

[@thulx3997]

How to build an $100M satellite: Step 1: Get $100M Step 2: Build it. _Done. No need for explanation._

[@Sam42069]

Ive been looking forward to a new Wendover video for a long time

[@elijahmartin5291]

just looked into ssl and apperently they dont pay their employees very well. seems a lot of people have a bit of mixed feelings about the company.

[@shakir1998]

Damn I was going to order my satellite from there as well. Looks like I'm going to have go take my business elsewhere.

[@adrianealmiranez2174]

The pay isn’t bad. It looks bad due to the pay that surrounding tech companies give employees. Google is literally down the road and Facebook is a 10 min drive up the highway. Apple campus is 15min away.

[@flightevolution8132]

Ahh, our internet denizen does 5 minutes of research and determines a company is bad. Everybody definitely cares about your opinion!

[@jeffbenton6183]

Wait, so how much do they pay?

[@AnshumanKumar007]

@@shakir1998 #CANCELSSL

[@chrisoakley6357]

The videos here just get better and more professional. Really impressive

[@Jack-lm8ry]

Where do you get all your clips from? Do you actually go and ask to interview the people?

[@smorrow]

He lives in Scotland so I was wondering about that myself.

[@alex-sv8ru]

Stuart Morrow is he Scottish?

[@taygadesign]

@@alex-sv8ru no, he's american but he studies in Scotland.

[@bgezal]

Who else expected the truck at 8:36 to roll out a ramp and the car behind drive up, like the classic Spy Hunter game?

[@liamie107]

Where did you find out how many Satellites are orbiting earth google says ~1,100 working ones and ~ 2,600 old ones . Just curious where you found out your number 😃 great video as always

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

Technically whatever orbiting the earth is a satellite of the earth. So if a satellite breaks apart in its orbit without anything falling down, we technically get a few hundred (or thousand) more satellites orbiting the earth.

[@liamie107]

野龍 Thanks 🙏🏻

[@SydamorHD]

Great video! But keep in mind that not every vehicle which is being tested will actually go into orbit. Some manufacturer is building satellite "mockups" for testing each different subsystem. Some are building just a protoflight model to verify that everything is working. Every strategy has it ups and downs and then there is spacex with their rapid prototyping approach, which is super effective but super costly.

[@ZhangKostya]

If you want to know all about how satellites and orbits work, Kerbal Space Program teaches you exactly that in a real-time stimulating launch process. (Don't go to god damn brilliant)

[@alext9067]

I had seen a Kerbal thing. What's wrong with brilliant. Let me guess. It's for idiots?

[@johnthomas2970]

Just finished watching the traffic jam video, and now this is uploaded. Hell yeah 😎

[@Corey_Wrangler]

"You know.... 10 to the minus five Torr"

[@bigblueshoe777]

As someone who works for one of these kinds of companies, great job on giving a nice overview!

[@4ndy_Mac]

Rip Antonov-225 Mriya

[@priyapaul6541]

I love wendover production videos you have expanded so much

[@alanhowitzer]

This makes me want to work on satellites.

[@tristanmoller9498]

Why did I have to check? Why wasn’t this in my recommended? C’mon KZbin I fucking love this channel

[@tomassendelft4834]

Isnt the title wrong? Its a $100 million right?

[@sinecurve9999]

This is a very well produced and researched video. Thanks!

[@Admiral_Jezza]

If I had the money to purchase a satellite and to rent a rocket and launch pad could I personally (without running a company) own and run a satellite assuming I had the technical know-how?

[@jja77a]

Well, I'm guessing you would have to submit your satellites design to the government for them to approve an orbit. Tiny cubesats probably don't require permission except for launch.

[@MarianKeller]

Yes, technically you could. On a more realistic note, since there are some individual entrepreneurs running huge businesses, it is totally feasible for a natural person to even own a fleet of large satellites.

[@seraphina985]

+jja77a I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of that regulatory stuff is handled by the companies you contract to design, build and launch the satellite for you as part of the service package or at least I would expect such services would be available from them for the right price. At least most other builders of products that require regulatory approval to be built or used will have that service available such as firms that design and build aircraft, ships, buildings etc for their customers.

[@Tasurincci]

Having a photo of a serial murder as profile picture is in really poor taste.

[@isaackangas6921]

@Jezza Yes! They actually have these things called cubeSats that consumers can buy or make themselves and then pick a provider to send it up to space for relativly cheap. The podcast Planet Money did a great series on them where they sent up their own CubeSat. I think you can find it by googling Planet Money CubeSat if you want to learn more.

[@isaaclao2380]

All and all Wendover Production is the best knowledge channel

[@NC-youtube]

“How to build a satellite in which you almost definitely can’t afford so this video is basically useless anyways”

[@justrandom7214]

You cannot afford it. But you can use it and wonder about how it was done and what the steps behind are. Kind of like you will almost for sure never buy a 747 but you can still fly on them and send parcels around the world for very little money ;)

[@vikkingoraggarok1657]

This is very useful for me soon

[@Esburito]

Me and my friends saw this satellite launch in person, pretty interesting to see how it was made!

[@EappleSandbox]

Even though the title is grammatically correct, it still sounds weird when I read it

[@EappleSandbox]

I was talking about how it read "How to Build AN $100 Million Satellite" but he changed it to "A" instead of "An" so we're okay now

[@smorrow]

No, it still looks weird, and it's still correct. It's correct because the word 'dollar' is right there in front of the '100 million'. And it looks weird because I don't immediately think of the tokens (100, million) as more tightly-bound than the tokens ($, 100).

[@bradley1721]

@@EappleSandbox same I kinda read it with a "an"

[@frmcf]

I didn't see it before it was changed, but 'an $100 million satellite' would not be correct. Whether you read it as 'hundred million dollar' or 'one hundred million dollar', it starts with a consonant sound, so takes 'a' not 'an'. If you speak a variety of English that doesn't pronounce initial 'h' (for example Cockney), then you might say "an 'undred million dollar satellite", but I don't think many would write it unless they were specifically trying to render the Cockney pronunciation in writing. I suppose some people in colloquial speech might also say "an a hundred million dollar satellite" - 'a hundred million dollar' being the adjectival expression, and 'an' being the indefinite article - but again, I don't think many would write it this way, at least not as a title of a video for an international audience on KZbin. So, yeah... just 'a' is good.

[@christopherleveck6835]

Hookt on fonix worx for U?

[@notaidan4451]

Great, another video related to aviation. Hooray!

[@nitaimatan2247]

step 1: take 100M$ step 2: buy a satellite

[@joshuahodge1181]

Thank you for making this video, I have wondered about this for some time now.

[@jarvisb.6013]

2:19 Lmfao! Hahah How come the editors did not notice it?

[@Nova3482]

Hahahahahahaha

[@dellorttoguoy4060]

grow up...

[@MarloSoBalJr]

Downwards facing schlong

[@vdk6562]

What??

[@RedLeader327]

Kek

[@HelloWorld-xf2ks]

I love your aerospace videos!

[@sirpoptart]

29 views two comments and 4 likes KZbin not dunk

[@danielcicirelli6867]

Hey Wendover! I love your videos, but I noticed a mistake in this one. while you were explaining the different types of orbits, you correctly explain a polar orbit, but you used "geosynchronous orbit" in place of "equatorial orbit" just after that. A geosynchronus orbit is an orbit that matches the sataleites speed with the planet/bodie's rotation. The inclicnation of the orbit doesn't have anything to do with that. You're videos are great! Keep at it :D

[@Nilguiri]

9:57 For the love of god, please use metric! Who the hell knows what 15,600 pounds is?

[@Flightboss33]

Nilguiri I do

[@sirchickenfood8561]

"blasting the satellite with acoustic energy through speakers" you just know they had one hell of a party in there!

[@yellowroadtheater-musicfor6626]

How to Build _a_ $100 Million Satellite

[@MortyMortyMorty]

How to Build a $100 Million Satellite

[@frithiofeN]

Crazy good "documentary" production quality!

[@danielzhang_17]

I’m early, lemme think of a joke... Nah, I’m too lazy.

[@pigking3854]

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

[@TheRealFlenuan]

pretty much how it always goes for me

[@christopherleveck6835]

There once was a man from Rangoon Thought he could fart his way to the moon But he flopped as a rocket And shit in his pocket And died in a rectal typhoon

[@hijack69]

Sad life

[@Brissles]

Great comment

[@jawszy]

Such a high quality video. Thank you Wendover

[@kwhite9992]

I dont have money 😥

[@InfraredSpace]

Shoosh... OMG Get a Job or start the Self Employment by yourself and after achieving your goal Buy a Satellite and Get the F::::: Outta this Earth and Feel the Natures Power :)

[@JustAnotherNamelessGuy]

work you lazy sun uf a bitch XD

[@danieljones5265]

working not the answer i work and still have no money

[@matthewdentistry2814]

And the aerospace engineer...

[@bryanMangabang]

more space related videos please! NASA, Space Station, Astronauts, etc

[@carbon4183]

31 views, 147 likes, 59 comments KZbin IS BROKEN

[@HiddenWindshield]

MEME IS OLD

[@carbon4183]

HiddenWindshield: Kinda obvious

[@adriannavarro1345]

Fantastic video as always

[@antonomaseapophasis5142]

In a sense we already know everything in this video, but the explanation of the process from start to finish was kind of surprising. It is astonishing the sorts of things that people with profound competencies are doing everyday, and that have become the unconsidered background of our lives.

[@joshuasingletary9703]

(Likes own comment to get the ball rolling)

[@JakePetrolhead]

My life goal is to create something that is even half as good as a Wendover Productions video.

[@billicatato-9441]

yes but can you melt obsidian

[@jazko]

May I get clarity on a few questions? - What if the satellite is damaged during launch, ie. not functioning normally? What happens then? Can it be repaired? What are the different options? (send it back to earth, use whatever systems are operating, other?) - If the service life of the satellite is 15 years, how do they decommission it afterwards? Does it just float in space for eternity or is it guided back to earth (how do they guide it) Does it just disintegrate in upper atmosphere? - Who gets to pay the bill for the damage? SSL, the service provider or the carrier (spaceX or others) I imagine there would be some sort of an insurance company involved.

[@sameerrajput7972]

India did the whole mars orbitor mission in 74 million dollors ....they made satellite within the cost of 20 million dollors .....hmh

[@keeganmorris4008]

welcome back, king

[@MetallicMutalisk]

Why does the vehicle driver have to be oversized