SpaceX Reveals NEW Lunar Rover!

SpaceX Reveals New Lunar Rover!
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[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

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i like the merch! looks cool but i dont think i will be buying it bc i dont have alot of money

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Thanks Dave!

[@IanWells]

Hello! Thanks for featuring my team’s research in this video. I led the effort using liquid nitrogen to clean spacesuits and am happy to answer any questions you may have. Congratulations on the subscription milestone as well!

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[@jacobgilbert1460]

0:34 You are welcome for watching! I love the content

[@JonnoPlays]

This video made me wonder why we don't have rovers on the moon already.

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I really like the shirts, Chris Hadfield once crossed his fingers and said "that's not how astronauts deal with risk" referring to the concept of luck. Having a shirt with that same type of message would be really cool and I would probably buy it. The clip can be easily found on KZbin and is from his master class I think

[@wingsley]

There is a possible error in the story about the black holes and star formation: In discussing the three colliding galaxies, you mentioned a trail of dust stretching "200 million light-years". You also said this was twice the diameter of our (Milky Way) galaxy. The Milky Way is 100 *thousand* light years in diameter. Did you mean to report that the gas trail behind the black hole was 200,000 LY long?

[@kylekyle7386]

I noticed that too. 20 million divided by 100,000 light years diameter of Milky Way would be 200 times the diameter of Milky Way. He probably just misspoke.

[@floydbertagnolli944]

I like the addition of black holes, asteroids, etc. included in your videos. Thx for all the good stuff!

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no THANK YOU team Space Race for all this amazing videos!! Many more subscribers to come!

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Appreciate that mikza! Many more videos to come as well :)

[@Spacemanpan]

I'm glad to see that they designed this Rover to be flexible reconfigurable and useful for more than one purpose.

[@niftybass]

uh... Quick correction: The Andromeda Galaxy is 2.54 (ish) million light years from us. How could the Milky Way be 100 million light years across? If the Milky Way were that big, Andromeda would be well inside the Milky Way. Oh, and Andromeda is bigger than the Milky Way. edit: this was meant to be light-hearted

[@Daetelus]

200 "million" light-years is not twice the diameter of our galaxy but 2000 times the diameter of our galaxy.

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feels nice to be apart of the first 100k of this channel

[@MichaelJones-ny3ot]

seems like space-x is already on the field running practice laps when the competition hasn't even left the garage yet

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Thank youman

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The scale of that black hole is insane. Also, your videos are rad. Keep it up.

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[@ydne]

Hope they remember to put on some "windshield wash & wipers" on the Rover's solar panels.

[@ronsejour]

11:50 the Milky Way is about 105,000 light years in diameter. Unless you guys are from a different galaxy your information is wrong!

[@ordinarypeople801]

Congratulations! I think this is one of the underrated channels. Keep it up guys! Regarding the t-shirt, imo there's too much text on it. Keep it simple. :) Cheers!

[@omnikar5]

Small correction at 9:17 - The gravitational pull of supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies isn't really what holds everything in the galaxies in orbit. Rather, the things in galaxies orbit around their collective center of mass, where the black hole is located. So if the black hole were to suddenly disappear, everything in the galaxy would stay in orbit, cause it's everything pulling on everything else that makes up most of the force.

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[@uuzd4s]

Kewl ! First decent piece I've seen done on Moon Dust here on the Tube. Moon Dust was a serious problem for the later extended Apollo Missions and caused Many problems NASA is reluctant to disclose. The new Axiom Suit was a mid-contract takeover from NASA because of serious Cost and scheduling overruns. A major reason for the Cost overruns had much to do with Moon Dust abrasion and it's electrostatic charge. I guess the new suit has the ability to Reverse those static charges and help shed the Dust. Add the liquid nitrogen blast cleaning and they may have a solution . . . for the Suit. There's still plenty of Equipment being built to work out on the Moon's surface aside from Space Suits, and they've got to deal w/ this self-adhesive powdered grinding compound as well. Nitrogen is plentiful and cheap here on Earth but there's no Nitrogen on the Moon, so you've got to transport it 250K miles just to clean ur Suit. I think the jury's still out on how and who is gonna find a way to deal w/ this stuff in the long term.

[@MasterMayhem78]

What about using an opposing charge on the suit to just make the dust fall off? Maybe a negatively charged vapor or gas to neutralize the static charge of the lunar dust?

[@martinmchugh001]

Gotta love the air cooled radiator!!

[@geohondo]

Here's some questions I would love to know 1) How is spacex handling the launch noise for protecting humans inside? I just know it's super loud. 2) How long will it take starship to complete 1 orbit of the earth? 3) Can a falcon or falcon heavy be used to reach the moon with supplies? 4) Can starship reach the moon and back without a refuel? 5) How many starships will it take to fuel up another starship for a transport to Mars?

[@colinbarnard6512]

The simplest solution is always the best. NASA's A7L initially had an overgarment over the pressure vessel. It could easily be removed, and replaced. One wouldn't have to clean the entire suit, as the overgarment would protect it.

[@williamburroughs9686]

To clean dust off of the suits, why don't they use an electrostatic mesh? This mesh could be built into the suit. It can also be set to constantly repel dust or set for a pulse which would repel dust. NASA has been working on this for some time now. It might also be possible to create an electrostatic brush out of a mesh and some power to remove dust on the fly.

[@Archengel9th]

Congratulations :)))). Keep at it.

[@williamburroughs9686]

A black hole aiding the creation of stars? WOW! that is amazing. It goes to show just how little we understand the universe.

[@DavidLee-ki9ty]

St. Judy's Comet - Paul Simon Also, so cool milestone !

[@ozzlemcschnozzle7250]

7:13 stockiest stock vid of scientists available

[@marktadlock5428]

Use a clean room blower chamber and hi pressure vacuum systems to vacuum and exhaust the dust outside

[@magnetospin]

200 million light years would be 2000 times the diameter of our galaxy, not twice.

[@DocWolph]

11:42 The Milky Way Galaxy is not 100Mly in diameter. Rather about 100kly.

[@EvilDaveCanada]

Looks like the designers worked hard on solving the shortfalls of the Mars vehicle in the movie "The Martian".

[@cherylbate6160]

Loving the Elon Musk quote t- shirt! Definitely would buy it! ❤

[@jaymebonacci5462]

We're goin to Sunev boys

[@gacattack1234]

What an awesome multipurpose vehicle! I thought they were going to put a charge on the suit to repel the dust in the first place, much better than blasting it later after its had some time to degrade the suit.

[@AlienDjinn]

Great vid

[@meouws]

4:04 🤝

[@dronko-fire-blaster]

For the merch shirts are great but I'd like some stickers or something.

[@Arational]

We still need a lunar bulldozer/loader. This will need to be a high mass vehicle to carry out regolith moving activities, landing pad prep, habitat covering for radiation protection, etc. No lander proposed can deliver a load like this. (starship would tip over if lowered out the side as has been illustrated.) Should start planning for delivery of high mass awkward cargo to be ready to deploy by 2030.

[@richardservatius5405]

dust will be a big problem. lenses need to be blown clear? bearings? maybe another mode of power to move the lander?

[@ThomasLee123]

I am impressed that unlike other announcers, you understand how to speak English.

[@jamescrum3417]

11:40 ...... our galaxy isnt 100 million light years across??? its roughly 100k light years ..... clarification or am i mistaken? Luv the channel!!!

[@CyberThug1080i]

How about running a negative current through the skin of the space suits clear / knock the dust off. 🤔

[@niftybass]

No, it'll capture us in orbit and its tidal forces will transform us into a greasy powder. So, it'll eat us little bits at a time. 😁 (yes, I'm just being silly)

[@stjepangorera941]

Good channel congrats.

[@tonyhaley7946]

More Lunar Rover Please !

[@meouws]

1:34 🤝

[@MrAbraxus666]

That Rogue black hole was well made by some Space Saudi's making an intergalactic version of The Line.

[@ThomasLee123]

Leidenfrost? I have been wondering about a way to clean moon and Mars dust from solar cell arrays. This sounds like a PERFECT solution. You should talk to NASA about it.

[@lucidmoses]

JWST Follow up. Like yes. No kidding. That's going to be way cool.

[@bergonius]

This rover is a good example of first-princeples thinking. I wish authors to succeed

[@williamburroughs9686]

Using liquid nitrogen to clean suits? Interesting. Did they also do a test to see if this process damages the suits over time?

[@Tschudenizer]

11:44 "200 milion lightyears, twice the diameter of our own galaxy". That would mean that the diameter of our galaxy would be 100 million lightyears, which is way larger then the actual estimated value of around 87000 light years. So you are off by a factor of 1000.

[@vlaamincksken]

🎊100K🔔

[@k.sullivan6303]

That will be for picking up McDonalds and Tim Horton's cups in the future. Damn those litter bugs.

[@americanknow8232]

NASA'sBS continues as SpaceX

[@franz.scherr]

AFAIK the diameter of the milky way is 100k light years, so in the mentioning of the length of the trail being 200M, or 2x the diameter of the milky way, there must be something wrong?

[@williamburroughs9686]

The question I would like to ask is if Astrolab hadn't won the contract, then why would Spacex be already working out an agreement with them? It seems to me that Spacex has their own plans for the rover, independent of NASA.

[@stevenhe198911]

The more big the rover, the more mining resources you can carry～seem like starship will be upgrade in the future if want to meet payload demand

[@immanuelfabio3639]

Nasa have already launched multiple rovers to Mars,but i have not seen one ai rover launched to the moon?

[@Maxcario]

i dont care about my comment place 🔥🔥🔥

[@turtlesyeah]

the black hole isn't keeping the galaxies together, it's actually dark matter.

[@louisfort8814]

Is it able to carry heavier cargo on different planets?

[@AngieVicky1]

🎉🎉🎉 congratulations

[@Thereminator101]

That speeding Black Hole is Terrifying.

[@richtidd]

Comes with FSD Lunar edition.

[@marktadlock5428]

It needs to operate to temperatures of positive 200 degrees and negative 120 degrees with radiation shielding for the power cells.and controllers

[@bergonius]

Why shield powercells? Tempereture swings is a solved problem, simple foil is enough

[@nyanbrox5418]

Ok so, I mean, I know the video clarifies it, but the headline is misleading if you don't know anything about the company SpaceX SpaceX builds spaceships and rockets, not rovers, *Astrolab* is the one building the rover, I don't think anyone got misled by this or anything, I just think the distinction is relevant

[@gives_bad_advice]

they'll be making quadrupedal rovers soon

[@dododostenfiftyseven4096]

Why not use the cyber truck?

[@jkleylein]

What? They aren't just gonna take along a couple Cybertrucks?

[@bomat761]

So what engineering marvels will protect this device from lunar dust? I don’t give it two days before it fails in that environment.

[@rxcited9474]

Want it - where do we order the shirt?

[@NicholasNerios]

I can't wait until Nintendo releases the Mario kart remote control rovers, it's gotta be in the works by now right?

[@sidstevens9035]

It seems that the wheels on all the rovers are far too small. Just asking to get stuck. Maybe 4 X 4 designers should be consulted ?

[@1969kodiakbear]

Rocky terrain. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)

[@c0ldsh0w3r]

Fuckin whoa. Lookin scragglerock af

[@GadreelAdvocat]

Standing at the back of the rover is a bad idea. You'll get bucked off the back. You can't judge the terrain to even brace your self for bumps. Like being at the back of a bus offroad. Yet, worse because even the rovers already sent to the moon had issues driving at low speeds on the moon due to bouncing around with weaker gravity. I'd design a rover more compact yet easier to hold passengers. It'd have four wheel steering as well. I have a concept idea for such a vehicle.

[@user-lv2ey1co2l]

Hello everyone What a beautiful day.❤🎉❤

[@Torgo-and-the-Lucifer-Cat]

And yet, even on the moon it will somehow receive spam concerning its car warranty.

[@karkatshipper8383]

six hours after video and they got over 101K made me sub too but I thought I already was.