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0:00 - Intro
0:20 - SpaceX & Starlab Space Station Update
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4:11 - Blue Origin Blue Ring Update
6:19 - Military Starship
9:40 - Mars Sample Return in Jeopardy

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[@timboatfield]

Do you post on any other platforms? If not, can you please

[@user-sf7lv4jm4c]

Great reputation, great launch record, best company in the business hands down. Tell me who has a better track record than Spacex?

[@user-sf7lv4jm4c]

Not to mention the price and safety of a Spacex launch.

[@SlavTiger]

any ideas if starlab will have a similar program to ariss on the iss, allowing amateur radio enthusiasts to occasionally hail the station?

[@julianfp1952]

The idea of a single launch space station is appealing. I know the technology still has a long way to go before it could be flight and human certified but at some point in the not too distant future I’d love to see a version 2 where that 8m x 8m habitation module is replaced by an inflatable module (the most likely candidate right now being Sierra Space’s LIFE module). That would probably give a diameter somewhere between 12 and 15 metres plus Musk is talking about a stretched Starship at some point as well which could also allow it to be maybe another 3m longer with the non-inflatable service module also getting longer to accommodate more crew. By maybe the early 2030s I can imagine that it might be possible to build a single-launch LEO station something like 25% bigger than ISS. The next 10 years are going to be really exciting for space enthusiasts, or at least I hope so.

[@jaeluatl]

If you factor in the current reliability of SpaceX launching your entire space station at once won’t be factor

[@Alejandro_Arellano]

Very much a factor for Starship, it's a new vehicle that's yet to launch successfully. Though it might not be a big risk by 2028 when it's supposed to launch.

[@jaeluatl]

@@Alejandro_Arellano you are absolutely correct I shouldn’t say it won’t be a factor you’re correct it’s always a factor, but if you factor in the success rate of SpaceX, the success rate of them launching a brand new vehicle and give them two years. The factor is very low, so I don’t think they’re too worried about losing their entire ship. It’s a risk willing to take when you have a company with this good of a track record with a new vehicle all I’m saying that’s why they feel comfortable doing it and of course there’s always a factor risk that it’s gonna blow up just like a 747 or train gets derailed or semi flies off a bridge, but that doesn’t stop people from putting things on those vehicles because of their track record.

[@alexlabs4858]

@@jaeluatlIf they can get a successful launch, orbit, and reentry this year, especially if they can get at least the launch + orbit part done in their next test in Feb/March, by 2028 I think the rocket part of the starlab mission won’t be a concern and has a high probability of success like you said given their launch history. But just like peregrine, we’ve got to worry about the payload being successful as well. I think the vehicle will be totally fine by 2028. Technically it’s supposed to be landing humans on the moon by then so I very much hope it could handle a mission like starlab.

[@markschroter2640]

Perhaps some perspective is needed here. If SpaceX never manages to reuse any component of starship, I think they will still have the most successful rocket up to this point in history. (With a launch cadence that can only be matched by the country of China). All that is missing from the Spacex programs is a 3rd stage to eliminate most of the refueling issues.

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

Full 4 years time for development. Never heard of Falcon9?

[@chrischris8550]

Y not, a Lunar Lab? Moon Station! Technically a bit more challenging, but possibly something we will need in the near future!

[@miscellaneous1276]

You mean the lunar gateway which NASA is planning to launch next year?

[@metriczeppelin]

Or the year after, or after that...

[@chrischris8550]

Well it's about time! @@miscellaneous1276

[@Jaxvidstar]

You got to walk before you can run.

[@TrueBlueKangaroo]

I'm not gonna lie, Im still not always convinced the narrator isn't a robot, but it's good content regardless.

[@shunting9907]

The narrator on this channel is used on several other channels as well. This specific channel has literally sky rocketet out of the ground. There is a highly professional team behind these kind of channels. But yes the content is good so props to them.

[@green2294]

I wish these things can progress faster and more efficiently.

[@viarnay]

Jumping to space is scales of magnitude harder than anything humanity has done yet. It is going to be really really hard conquering the space..

[@green2294]

Really hard because the world will rather go to war with one another than pull resources together to archive great feats in space.

[@tech5298]

Reading Elon’s mind? 😊

[@100c0c]

​@@green2294 Throwing money and people at this won't make it go faster.

[@green2294]

@@100c0c what will? I didn't say throw in money and people but come to think of it, money and people has been one sure way to make things go faster throughout history.

[@mikemayfield5172]

I really like the new format for the space race. Keep up the good work.

[@bhaveshsuthar4423]

Good video on the updates

[@cadelaide]

I don't get why they don't connect them all together and make a mega station.. 100 billion dollar price tag aside, at least the solar panels on the ISS would be of value for power no?

[@talldarkhansome1]

I agree.

[@SlavTiger]

i agree, iss could still be useful as a submodule for starlab if they chose not to deorbit it.

[@sfs_lead]

it’s a good day when the space race uploads

[@johnp5250]

What people need to understand is the whole launch system plays a role to Space X success. The launch pad needs to be successful as well so Space X can land anywhere and fly back in less than a half day.

[@louissenecal731]

Hi

[@RobertKelly-it8wm]

Excellent❤😊

[@TimothyLipinski]

Great Video ! A low inclination LEO CSS (Commercial Space Station) (about 28.5 deg orbit) is needed to support the return to the moon to stay ! This orbit can be supported by the ESA launch base ! tjl

[@bigianh]

Approx. 9:10 Hasn't Virgin Orbit been defunct since May last year?

[@AdviceAdvanced-ph2yq]

GO SPACE X

[@alexlabs4858]

Interested to see if blue ring is successful. Especially given it has a 500kg capacity and we’re currently developing vehicles that can launch 100-200tons. They’ve also never been to orbit let alone performed orbital operations so I wonder how long it will take for them to get it working.

[@asdfjkl2600]

Tap the gas to get straight then let the Jakes handle the braking while I slowly tap the brake.

[@abelincoln.2064]

A Starship cargo lifter for the Airforce is just plain dumb especially when the Starshp is stuck at a warzone location if it was not destroyed landing with a full cargo load in Earth's gravity. Airforce needs to stick with the C17 & C5, let the Navy transport M1 Abrams and other superheavy vehicles to a warzone, and entice Space X to replace Boeing and develop Commerical Airliners and Military aircraft.

[@jtjames79]

Starship FOB from space is very doable. You remove all but the three landing engines from Starship. Then you install reinforced landing legs where three of the vacuum engines went. It would also make sense to install a second header in the main tank so that area can be freed up. You do all of that in space. Then it has just enough fuel after landing, to launch and land itself far enough away to be refueled for recovery. Suborbital hops take a lot less fuel and can get you really far, like across a continent.

[@Tinman_56]

WofWs is a great game

[@CapnRayem-jx4fj]

Blue skies, Mars.

[@anthonyshiels9273]

It was proposed that Starship would be used to ferry passengers from New York to London in about 30 minutes. Disaster and Humanitarian aid delivery should not be a problem for this system.

[@Wrangler-fp4ei]

They'd need change Starship so it could launch and land on landing spots not necessarily meant handle pavement eating Raptors. Then launch again, especially if there no refueling method on site.

[@user-ThomReec8587]

A Cargo Starship would still need a Landing /Launch platform ie 100's of OLM/Towers scattered around the world not very cost effective

[@Davo32795]

I am not sure what else Starlab could fly on other than sls. Also the station that you showed as axiom space station is a northup Grumman concept axiom space station looks completely different than that.

[@jaeluatl]

I think the military would get what it’s want. You have to remember Elon is also stated he wanted to use this as passenger vehicle for point to point service any where in the world, so the cargo can be pressurized for safe delivery of any cargo.

[@kastenolsen9577]

A good book on how to colonize our solar system is Second Exodus Colony located at the Internet Archives. 😊 All politicians and adminestrators need to read this book. 😮

[@jeepz669]

According to Elon Tusk SpacEX will soon own the solar system, starting with Mars..

[@Oldman5261]

The jeopardy regarding the Mars sample is not about whether it will eventually happen but only about whether it will get delayed. I didn’t hear anything about outright cancellation.

[@sagasus960]

The samples will either be picked up by human hands or stay there forever.

[@metriczeppelin]

BO is great at offering CGI renderings of their fantasies. Instead of a space mobility platform, how about building a few more BE engines and getting New Glenn into space first? P.S. How's Blue Reef coming along??

[@Baritonekeys]

Orbital reef?

[@mrscottygreenwood]

A fully loaded starship landing like a falcon?idk

[@thedarkmoon2341]

I bet there will be no zenith facing windows just as there are none on the ISS.

[@johndawson6057]

Holy shit I'm early

[@pauldannelachica2388]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hampneel4589]

Why don't they change models out when they wear out on on the space station . They could enlarge the space station and modify it as needed.

[@morocoification]

Why use vertically launch rockets? which are outdated and have a high failure rate. Build a Flying launch pad with two large Boeing airplanes connected to create a flying platform that can reach high altitudes, to the edge of space and from there, a single stage rocket and payload can begin ignition and acceleration into orbit.

[@anthonykevinkerr3594]

Not Boeing. They were involved with the SLS white elephant and can't build aircraft that have all the bits installed properly and don't kill their passengers.

[@richiexp2]

Too expensive, I say use giant helium balloons to carry a single stage rocket to the edge of space and ignite from there 😂😂😂...

[@alfonsopayra]

BLUE ORIGINS SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUXS

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

Politicians found a new toy. They have no idea how it works. Equip a Mars helicopter with a mini crane & try lift a payload, in the nearly nonexistent Mars atmosphere. Try to explain that a 6 year old who's seen it fly since he could think, and you know what your in for with politicians. Full 4 years for developing Starship. Artemis3 isn't ready sooner. Look how long it took for Falcon9. SpaceX were nothing when they startet. Now they have the experience. But Starship is not a scaled Falcon, and also not comparable to Saturn or SLS. Its a complete new class of rockets and the very first spaceship. The first step beyond our flying tincans. 🚀🏴‍☠️🎸

[@kyledodge5513]

Congress! *shakes fist at sky* get yo @&>/ together and fund the M.S.R mission

[@ghost307]

But...but...but...if we don't cut the spending on a Mars sample return program where will we come up with the money to funnel to the Ukraine?

[@tmuny1380]

Saturn V 13 for 13 ! Starship 0 for 2 !

[@kevinvernon3600]

Yeah? And? So what?

[@marksadventures3889]

Military build your own.

[@causewaykayak]

Military subsumes all national private ventures. Check out history for corroboration.

[@morganoverbay8783]

Why use starship to launch starlab? Why not launch starship to BE starlab. It's more robust, bigger by far, it already connects to other starships, etc. It would be like using a big truck to carry your little truck around. 🙄

[@marksadventures3889]

Attach 10 together you will have a basic station. 2024 and that's all they have? Pathetic. By now all up there should be 50 times the size of the ISS.

[@jmatasomo2660]

None of it will ever realise, what a scam.

[@SolomonDragon]

🤦‍♂️

[@PerilousPaddy]

Ok BO, you keep inventing new space stations and tugs while everyone else focuses on getting themselves into orbit... You can't even get yourself into orbit yet and I highly suspect you will never hire SpaceX to get your dreams into orbit for you!

[@TsarHare]

no military's, replace it with Hindu new hyper luxury yoga