Relatively Speaking: Aeon R Turbopumps Explained

[@JesseBusman1996]

Always great to see more behind the scenes! Please keep it up! 😄

[@ross077]

The technical nature of this video is much appreciated, thanks for sharing as much detail as you have.

[@travisleung5914]

Super clear and concise explanation. Awesome work!

[@JigilJigil]

Keep up the great work and keep up the great videos.

[@eyesyc]

Looks tight and clean.

[@JonathanGibson-h7d]

So cool!!! Are you ever going to use rotating detonation?

[@klab3929]

That type of engine is highly experimental, this is still quite a few years out from being deployed. The reliablity of the combustion process is just to unreliable to be used for anything and the scale of engines we have at the moment. It just cannot compete without a breakthrough. Although I think the world has picked up some development on the rotating detonation engine in the recent years.

[@wyattb3138]

Yes it will be used someday.

[@TroyRubert]

Great video guys!

[@lyricbread]

Go Relativity Space! Go Terran R! 🚀🚀🚀

[@j_a_a]

Its crazy to see the HP numbers of just the fuel pumps in these engines, 10000+ hp just to get fuel into the combustion chamber fast enough

[@keruetz]

Exciting times.

[@alterego3734]

1:52 where can I get (dichroic) glasses like these?

[@byronlovesdrifting1]

The manufacturing engineer seems cool as fuck

[@alterego3734]

In no small part due to the glasses...

[@havougmbh]

Please more!

[@CNCAddict]

Space X has basically zero technical videos so this is an excellent way to gain mind share!!

[@salty_berserker_channel]

Agreed. But if you want some juicy engine info, See Tim Dodds long interview and tour or the raptor integration area at starbase. Elon unloads a whole bunch of detail there. And Tim asks the right questions

[@khel9505]

Lol there is way back 2010 and 2012

[@klab3929]

I really wish SpaceX did, but its a great marketing for Relatively. Back in the day when SpaceX got started it wasen't as beneficial as noone belived. I mean you've heard the stories. SpaceX today can benefit slightly from informal videos, but huge impact on their economics as people get much more resources to reverse engineer their designs. So keeeping their current course is more beneficial until they catch up, then they might start to open up some more to balence things out

[@salty_berserker_channel]

Love this. Thank you!

[@robmathieson]

A really good video!

[@willykang1293]

I’m really looking forward to…

[@paul482]

nice video

[@AlineAquino1]

❤

[@Jojesdad]

Would it be possible to have a small group of high school students who are learning 3-d printing to get a tour? That would be awesome!

[@SebastianWellsTL]

Epic! 😎

[@Eagles1000]

👏 آفرین.

[@martyanderson3390]

It’s a shame to see all this effort and resources, and talent spent trying to catch up to what spacex has already accomplished. Instead of competing against spacex, or trying to replicate what they do, start building a space station/fuel depot in space. That’s where the market is wide open. True, resource retrieval will be needed from planets, but space based platforms to operate from will be required long before that.

[@xhtml5for1.0]

Ya but Lunars....

[@mikeybhoutex]

I don't mean to be mean, but that high pitched sound musical piece? It's painful.