SpaceX's CRAZY Manufacturing Inside New Starfactory Just HUMILIATED Whole Industry!

SpaceX's CRAZY Manufacturing Inside New Starfactory Just HUMILIATED Whole Industry!
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00:00: Intro
00:39: Inside Starfactory
03:02: When will Starfactory be in operation?
04:07: New system’s advantages
05:47: Starfactory’s insane capacity
08:39: Conclusion
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SpaceX's CRAZY Manufacturing Inside New Starfactory Just HUMILIATED Whole Industry!
Behold the future of Starship! Months have passed since Starfactory began its construction on the former system area, and until now, our glimpses have been limited to its exterior.
However, recently, Elon Musk personally escorted us inside, unveiling mind-blowing revelations about the new system's capabilities.
Brace yourself for what lies ahead-it will surpass all expectations.
Join us now on today’s episode of Great SpaceX as we explore Starfactory, the world's most awe-inspiring rocket production facility.
SpaceX's CRAZY Manufacturing Inside New Starfactory Just HUMILIATED Whole Industry!
Rocket production is notoriously complex, with standards far beyond those of other vehicles or products. This complexity has made the idea of mass-producing rockets seem unthinkable. Yet, SpaceX is ready to break new ground. Inspired by Tesla's Gigafactory model, Starfactory is set to revolutionize rocket production.
On June 22, Tim Dodd, the mind behind the KZbin channel Everyday Astronaut, hosted an exclusive tour and interview with Elon Musk at Starbase. Thanks to Tim and his team, we got our first look inside Starfactory, revealing its incredible innovations. A huge thanks to them for this amazing video, which offers fresh insights into Starfactory and other Starship systems. Be sure to follow Tim's team on X and subscribe to their KZbin channel for more fantastic content in the future!
SpaceX's CRAZY Manufacturing Inside New Starfactory Just HUMILIATED Whole Industry!
Get ready to witness where the mighty Starships of the future will be born! The Starfactory is a vast, immaculate space, embodying modernity and simplicity in true SpaceX fashion. Although not everything is fully arranged yet, the overall ambiance is striking. With its flat roof design, the structure feels even taller than the Production Tent's 18 meters, enhancing its grandeur compared to Elon Musk's previous tour inside the Production Tent.
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[@Hclann1]

I am a 65 y.o. Electrical engineer and I would work as a janitor for free just to know I was a part of SpaceX and their mission. This is mankind’s most advanced and important endeavor ever.

[@colonbina1]

Great comment 👍

[@lloydcrager6918]

And I would push the mop bucket for you 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@michaelsalcau6010]

Something big.

[@leonardliverpool5073]

Same here ❤❤❤❤

[@rexmundi8154]

You think that but the working conditions are not great

[@mikecrabtree8200]

It not just what he’s doing now that humiliates the industry. It’s what he’s done from the start. Every step in spacex has been a slap in the face of the space industry. The only thing more humiliating he could do is publicly announce a massless propulsion system. A drive that only requires electricity. Something like a ufo. Announcing a field drive of some sort would just kick them all in the balls, and be pricelessly hilarious.

[@panthergrowl12]

Just look at the track record. Look at the speed of learning. A lot of people here have no idea of the complexity of this process. Do you see a spaceship that can't get off of the dock at the ISS? It's not a SpaceX product. How many Falcon 9's go up each year?? How many Falcon Heavy's?? Sir Musk ....... thank you for your organization and all of the positive outcomes we have witnessed.

[@iamlesliesamuel]

Great SpaceX is uploading fast

[@outtakontroll3334]

i give musk credit for this, he goes all in on something like this

[@lance-it9ol]

Elon is a great man

[@colonbina1]

Exactly

[@MichaelCuthbertson-zl6in]

I have the utmost respect for Elon. HOWEVER, there is NO POINT in DREAMING about colonizing Mars, UNTIL we can learn to live together on Planet Earth! Take your blinkers off everybody!

[@apollomoonlandings]

What is key here about SpaceX is not being able to build 1000 Starships a year. Instead, what is truly key here is that Musk has created a company which rapidly and continuously adapts to manufacturing new product designs which are based on continually evolving technology. Yes, Starships can deliver supplies to Mars. Yet at the same time, SpaceX was developed with an internal mentality which allows them to rapidly embrace and adopt new technologies and solutions. This is in stark contrast to the unbelievably methodical and "carved in stone" approach which is used by Blue Origin. Blue Origin's approach fundamentally limits them to their initial design criteria which now are years out of date in terms of what can actually be accomplished with a newer clean sheet design approach. My point is that SpaceX will be the first company which will actually build nuclear powered interplanetary spacecraft for ferrying humans to Mars and to other solar system destinations. Maybe I am right and maybe I am wrong. Yet this is generally how I see it from a layman's perspective.

[@johnserugo8454]

Thanks to Tim and his Team

[@colonbina1]

♥️♥️♥️

[@richardcorwin1828]

Elon and SpaceX are a force to be reckoned with and I think Jeff Bozo and ULA will find out soon enough.

[@colonbina1]

😂😂😂

[@BrisketChef]

Everyone, stop and think where we are today.. think of where Space X has brought us to - today, think of where we all will go in another 10 years, heck 20. I'm going to be 54 next month and to think I was born before Apollo 17 did their final steps on the moon, grew up in the Shuttle era, and now I get to see where we are going with Starship. Epic times!

[@joseorozco1383]

⭐️

[@colonbina1]

♥️

[@vulpinemac]

Outside of the unusually clean interior, this factory reminds me much of the factory I worked in at the beginning of my working life... building nuclear reactor and boiler vessels for US and foreign power plants. Even the sizes of the components are similar, though much thinner-walled than what I was involved with.

[@brendabolling3424]

Elon,our humanity’s inimitable genius !

[@user-ml1ki8ml1z]

Factories are cool. Something going on all of the time. Never bored🤗 - cannot wait to see this next behemoth starship fly!

[@stephensfarms7165]

Awesome video on SpaceX, lots of information 👍👍👍

[@colonbina1]

Thanks for your comment. Keep following and discussing on our channel ☺️

[@StMyles]

Love this… Better entertainment than any Tv.

[@colonbina1]

♥️♥️♥️

[@jonjosenna5581]

Six V2's is hard to believe they can do that within this year. But Elon has proved me wrong before.

[@colonbina1]

Right 👍

[@jorgesaisi453]

Vi el video de Tim, pero no me había puesto a pensar en la producción en estos términos, es asombroso

[@colonbina1]

♥️♥️♥️

[@dalegregg8455]

🌟

[@bojangles2492]

0:42 ' space vehicles have standards high above other vehicles' -Worker: Raw dogs the plasma cutter through the side of a starship, sparks everywhere.

[@colonbina1]

What do you mean?🤔

[@bojangles2492]

@colonbina1 Visually what was occurring on screen seemed to be amusingly the opposite of what was being said, from my perspective anyway. I've always viewed plasma cutters as a fairly crude instrument for cutting, I'm sure it is probably fine for what he is doing though.

[@errolfoster1101]

@@bojangles2492 Plasma cutter are used for very fine detail because they don't heat the metal in the same way what you will find that they cut the old tanks up with are thermal lances which is a steel tube with steel wires down the center once they are molten they pump oxygen down the tube which creates the molten steel to rapidly oxidize and remain molten and feed the reaction maintaining the reaction and the oxygen creates a lance of very high temperature

[@jessicasimplicioreis3824]

Alguém assistindo??💙💙💙

[@russellamaru5175]

I worked as an industrial chemist for many years and understand the importance of efficiency and production lines. Elon had taken these processes to an entirely higher level and, complexity by mass producing rocket engines along with Starships and boosters! ELON & TEAM - YOU ARE AWESOME!!

[@PetKatch-vv1zc]

👍👍👍

[@colonbina1]

Great comment

[@ConCalorSpain]

Great Video ! REGARDS FROM ANDALUSIEN-SPAIN !

[@colonbina1]

👍👍👍

[@kkorff]

Didn't catch if it was 3 ships or boosters per day. Let's figure 3 each per day. 35 plus 9 equals 44 Raptors per ship. That's 132 Raptors per day, each requiring live firing and mounting. All tanks have to be pressure tested, all engines have to be mounted, then full wet dress rehearsing and test firing, times 3, all in one day on average. Just driving stuff around takes hours. Getting fuel deliveries for all the tests, fueling time, etc. I guess if you triplicate Star Base in Florida and maybe somewhere else near the launching facilties. If things are organized enough, the bulk of the manufacturing could be done at one location. Seems that full power testing of 132 Raptors per day might be challenging. If you create a quick disconnect mount for the Raptors, that could save a lot of time. If you build a beefy enough testing jig that could test dozens or more engine at once, automated and shielded to prevent sympathetic RUDs, and find someplace that won't through an environmental fit to locate it all. Lot of fuel each day. One of the biggest issues might be skilled labor. Hopefully automation will take care of that. Musk and his team are smart cookies. I assume they've already worked all this out. If I can work it out with my little 3 lb brain in 10-15 min, I'm sure the SpaceX 10 pounders got this all figured out...

[@Francisxi6]

Its 3 ships per day not booster, booster would have more production but not as much as ship

[@GamerBoyRobby]

Yeah i think it will be fine. It is okay if an individual starship or raptor engine takes a week to build as long as they are starting the process for however many they need each day. But yeah they will need more testing infrastructure for that cadence and they probably have most of it planned out at this point

[@ilanguberman5510]

Second

[@colonbina1]

👍👍👍

[@tomhilditch2328]

⭐

[@ronaldgibides4579]

They’re talking about hurricanes and how you’re at a low level just above sea level so if there’s a 20 foot surge of water from a hurricane is your new manufacturing facility designed to keep the water out?

[@jabadabadu7089]

Absolutely amazing. If only nations would stop f-ing around and come together as people of Earth. That would be a sight to see. Most of the people have no idea how grateful we can be for Elon Musk and his enthusiasm. And yet there are people, selfish and irresponsible people who think he is crazy and stupid. Damn, that makes me so angry with people who have absolutely no gratitude towards people who genuinely care for our existence. I'm not whining, don't get me wrong, but my family that created me, took my time here on Earth, just to be their puppet and black sheep of the family. All those wasted years, which I could use much more effectively. Why are people like that? Why going against your own kind? If you create life, make sure you put all possible effort into your children so that they can create life and put effort into their children. Why ruining peoples lives? That is a complete mistery to me, which I cannot except.

[@PlanXV]

Rats have better lifes 😊

[@stephenjones-gm1828]

eash, was about to go ballistic, yes, thanks to tim asking elon

[@lugalqform1911]

❤

[@jackassgarage233]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🌟

[@colonbina1]

So much stars😂

[@olajiireodunmorayo2797]

✨

[@colonbina1]

Great star😂

[@Slugg-O]

Who exactly were HUMILIATED? I checked the news and couldn't find any names.

[@synergy021]

These tittles are nothing more than excitatory mental self fellatio.

[@kinart243]

Blue origin was so butt hurt they sued spaceX 😂

[@colonbina1]

Sue Origin

[@qbanlink25]

FIRST

[@colonbina1]

🏅🏅🏅

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Thats an insane amount of rockets to produce!!

[@colonbina1]

Yeah, let's wait for their next feats

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi that going to be amazing all them space ships 🚀 David 🚀🌟🤞🇬🇧❤️👌👍

[@colonbina1]

Thanks for your comment, David

[@thenakedtruth0205]

💫🌟🌠

[@mythicvortex2456]

Did Elon ever mention that starship will have landing legs on the outside skirt of the ship to prevent it from sitting on uneven terrain? so it doesn't tip over when landing on the moon and Mars.

[@zecorezecron]

This is what happens when you can't just suck on the government teat for all your money and actually need to produce results.

[@Epicgt_12]

Elon is the best

[@colonbina1]

👍👍👍

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Hey Elon, you really want to fix something? How about fixing what YOUR company, Tesla Solar, did and continues to do to my retired parents. They got solar panels from YOUR company only to find the majority of the credit wasn't going to them. It went to YOUR company! When my parents found out and confronted YOUR company, they were told, "You never told us not to." Now, they can't even remove YOUR companies panels. Even though they haven't been used in over 7 years. You need to fix this and until you do, I'm going to continue to call you out. The ball's in your court, Mr. Used-to-be-the-richest-man. Prove yourself worthy!

[@GamerBoyRobby]

He is actually the richest man again on the live forbes billionaire list

[@user-hb9fp4vs2f]

As Amazon would say, direct your complaint to the pr department

[@errolfoster1101]

He is the Henry Ford of space

[@rolflossow9168]

Wasn’t all this footage from everyday astronaut?.

[@PlanXV]

I think Nasa is shocked 😂

[@colonbina1]

Absolutely

[@tigranohanyan3321]

Starship and booster can be reusable with cycling time probably one week. There is no way to fly the same rocket the same day many times. Elon needs a huge army of workers to make a lot of boosters and starships. So the each ship after landing will go for maintenance ( change tiles , engines, ..etc,) then it will come back to launch table in one week already tested and ready for a new launch.

[@user-ig4ej7jl9h]

Это очень ответственнное производство. Желаю усехов. И крепкого здоровья.

[@colonbina1]

👍👍👍

[@triage2962]

So Space X is massproducing fireworks now...

[@colonbina1]

🚀🚀🚀

[@user-kc2zg2hb9e]

Elon, thank God for what you do for mankind. God made man, male and female and he made us to be kind. God bless you in Jesus name!

[@colonbina1]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Charles-7]

if they're already working the v2 of starship, then the 2nd machazilla will need to be extended by a few more meters

[@colonbina1]

Agree 👍

[@timbalvanz1773]

Great SpaceX, Who/What is Kevin? Is he AI? Can you share a video about your team members?

[@yevgenakkerman7369]

Походу что то страшное таки будет раз богачи так спешат свалить с этой планеты

[@colonbina1]

🤔🤔🤔

[@gjm456]

Musk will need to add another engine to his Mars trip if he doesn't lose some kilos.

[@PlanXV]

His adding 2 on the booster and 3 on the startship

[@dalehill6127]

✴️🎖️🚀🌠🌟

[@rowenagrinsam8261]

Nightmares for Jeff Who 😂😂😂

[@colonbina1]

😂😂😂

[@avgjoe5969]

Think the actual words were V32 was the last V1, so V2 should be comming Very soon. Remains to be seen when V3 (with all the Really juicy modes) starts, but I imagine they will catch V2 successfully at Least once or twice before stretching the rocket). That said... expecting V3 (the one that will be big enough to be a tanker as well as a dispenser) maybe Q1 to Q2 of next year. About 15 months before the 09/26 launch date of the Manned Lunar Mission. Expect at least One dry run before that, so time's tight.... Hence V3 before end of 2025Q2.

[@colonbina1]

Great analysis 👍

[@7moonman1]

"Make Me Three!" """❣️""" """👍😎👌"""

[@colonbina1]

Wow♥️

[@dlfabrications]

Do we need that many ships? What funding stops? I suppose if one kind mine asteroids or the moon for precious metals? I do agree with going to Mars. Lets start with the moon.

[@boxingfan2281]

So how does this work long term? On one hand we are moving away from a finite fuel for cars and next they want to be creating 1000 fuel hungry rockets. I get that its two completely different scale in regards to rockets and cars, but it does seem to be a bit of an oxymoron.

[@Zreknarf]

methane itself is a very potent greenhouse gas, it traps 32x more heat than co2. when burned it produces co2 and h2o. burning methane is actually the environmentally friendly thing to do

[@Zreknarf]

furthermore spacex intends to use carbon capture tech to pull co2 out of the atmosphere, use tesla solar panels for electrolysis to obtain hydrogen, and create methane from that. so the rocket is actually net zero emissions. that is mostly for fuel production on Mars, though, because methane is incredibly abundant on Earth. the methane they need for a starship launch is probably about what the beef farm for a single mcdonalds branch produces in a week.

[@ianwhitworth3264]

sorry, but if you're going to make it sound like you and your team were taken on this tour... when you had nothing to do with it. sure your gave credit to Tim at the 2nd opening of your video. But Then you kept saying 'we were shown' like you had something to do with it. You're ridding Tim's coattails and I'm not down with it, thumbs down on this one.

[@youtubestolemyhandle1]

I started to think that way at first. I’m confident he means all of us (general public) got a tour. He gives Tim full credit and recommendations his channel which I am subscribed to. I have not decided on subscribing to this channel, but am leaning towards it due some great photos and clips presented here. I see he gave them credit also for the images, like WAI which I’m also subscribed to. Thumbs up from me.

[@EddyKorgo]

Starfactory v.2 will have everything under one roof (Mars optimized). Raw material in, Starship out

[@colonbina1]

Amazing

[@duanemagnuson4069]

🎉😊🤨🌟

[@jimgow4991]

Elon needs to go on a serious diet!

[@VictorGallagherCarvings]

What will they do with 1000 Starships a year ?

[@colonbina1]

Go and go🚀

[@bojangles2492]

Colonise mars..

[@viarnay]

We can have a Moon base in 20 years just to start..

[@oker59]

pretty exciting. There's some exciting nanotech developments that can lead to Drexlerian Nanotech, and if we can make Drexlerian Nanotechnology, then we can make rockets to atomic specification. So, i like to share these. It's been awhile since I've seen any exciting nanotech news. Most of my sources have gone quiet!

[@oker59]

There was some Protein folding news yesterday. Yet another protein folding software. This one came from a group that was disbanded for some mysterious reason by Meta A.I. They went ahead and formed their own protein folding company, and released their first products, or announced it yesterday. They're called EvolutionaryScale, and they first protein folding software is called ESM3. Presumably is can simulate 500 million years of evolution in a second. I don't know how true that is; but, that's what they're saying. If they can't create protein machines able to do single atom chemistry and make Drexlerian Nanotech from that, then I don't know what will! It'll prove interesting to see how much news and how fast comes out of this group in the coming weeks, maybe a month.

[@oker59]

There's also an electron microscope news item that I'm excited about. A lot of nanotechnologists wrote off electron microscopes a long time ago. But, I like the idea. And, I've seen some good stuff(even 3d printing, but not to atomic specifications. They've done 3d printing with electron microscopes back in the 1990s. But, they can't get past the 30 nm barrier). A group announced yesterday combining terrahertz light with electron microscopes to image and even control atoms and electrons. They could make two and three electron hands. It's like a strobelight. They were able to make femtosecond strobelight electron microscopes that can image and even control atoms and electrons. They can control chemical reactions. They can image chemical reactions. I would think they can do Drexlerian Nanotechnology with this; but, maybe I don't know what more problems they need to do.

[@oker59]

ope dope ee dope - the use of proteins to do things to atomic specifications has been accomplished. Although this was not used to make Drexlerian nanomachines, they made semi-conductor chips. "Controlling semiconductor growth with structured de novo protein interface" "Protein design now enables the precise arrangement of atoms on the length scales (nanometers) of inorganic crystal nuclei, opening up the possibility of templating semiconductor growth." This was from the Baker team as well. I would note that this is proteins making synthetic chemistry structures - things that can exist outside of water environments. So, they could maybe make Drexlerian nanomachines in solution, that can work in a vacuum. It'll prove interesting how fast they progress on this.

[@useyourheadpliz]

"To support Mars colonization" LOL.

[@morecowbell2611]

You must be new

[@useyourheadpliz]

@@morecowbell2611 Don't hold your breath.

[@outtakontroll3334]

be sure you come back to us in 20 years to update your comment, head.

[@useyourheadpliz]

@@outtakontroll3334 I will be there while you hide. You do realize the "Mars" project was announced 12 years ago and they still haven't built a "Starship" capable of going in earth orbit and reentering safely without any payload.

[@morecowbell2611]

@@useyourheadpliz What's with the quotes?

[@JustAThought01]

Humiliate: to reduce (someone) to a lower position in one's own eyes or others' eyes : to make (someone) ashamed or embarrassed. Not a good title.

[@GamerBoyRobby]

Humiliate is perfectly accurate. Other space engencies that have been around for decades and haven't managed to do this are seeing SpaceX do it infront of their eyes... humiliating

[@JustAThought01]

@@GamerBoyRobby , we make progress one step at a time. Putting others down does not build us up. I am very unhappy with the totally unnecessary conflict in everything humans do. Can we just celebrate the progress without making everything a contest over who is superior? I have stopped watching the news. I would hate to give up KZbin over the choice of titles which seem overly dramatic and negative in nature. Just saying.

[@GamerBoyRobby]

@JustAThought01 that's true but I don't think this usage was too much of an exageration. Especially with all the issues the likes of boeing have been having, or ULAs very slow progress. It probably is pretty humiliating to see SpaceX progress so quickly

[@dm55]

BS

[@vladfarte5604]

Shit title, you just Humiliated yourself.

[@wbwarren57]

No matter how good the factory may look, a factory that builds so many starships with no clear customers is a waste.

[@surf2257]

They wont be able to catch up with orders. All others will go bankrupt, except those who will reuse.

[@vensroofcat6415]

@@surf2257 not sure, but SRBs are a thing for a reason. Most problems can be solved in many ways. Depends on which one you work harder. My issue with the factory is the all open space concept. Sure it simplifies transportation, but what about contamination, noise, pollution?

[@wbwarren57]

@@surf2257 No. Countries like the European Union, India, Russia, and China consider access to space to be a strategic necessity. They will not flock to SpaceX.

[@surf2257]

@@wbwarren57 Let see how it goes😆.

[@namei8967]

​@@wbwarren57how about US military?

[@vensroofcat6415]

Unless we find a way to make money on Moon and Mars, of which there's no indication yet, this isn't going anywhere.

[@outtakontroll3334]

if successful, spacex will pretty much own the whole segment for some time. there will be opportunities not readily apparent atm

[@vensroofcat6415]

@@outtakontroll3334 "there WILL be" - you must be american? Stereotypes aside, I don't really trust Elon. You don't get as rich being a nice guy. He may be playing a completely different game. A few. Or just be plain crazy on a marginal level. And it is not strictly an engineering problem. Economics and behaviorism will become part of this bet. I don't see significant purpose or reliable profit in this enterprise yet. Prices change, people not. "Terraform" Earth first. Protect. It's a paradise not yet lost.

[@lasujuhani]

​@@vensroofcat6415Well starlink is there only for the money. So that problem is mostly solved. Also going to the moon there get money from NASA. So doesn't really matter if mars or moon is profitable in the shorter term. In the long run it will be profitable.

[@namei8967]

There is no business with "we".

[@vensroofcat6415]

@@lasujuhani "In the long run it will be profitable." How so?

[@mini2nut67]

Curious how the SS Starship skin compares to the Cybertruck’s SS exterior panels.

[@darkfur18]

they're the same

[@okay.buddie]

Tim Dodd is a drama queen.

[@colonbina1]

😂😂😂

[@morecowbell2611]

we got a sigma male over here

[@jeffknott1975]

🌟

[@Archaic_Youth]

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[@colonbina1]

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[@BRG9121]

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