What Happened To Blue Origin

[@johnpersaud5001]

Blue origin is good at animation Space X is good at reality

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Haha!

[@SlapbackGOD]

So true.. Its like comparing a Prius and a Tesla 😁

[@praveenneevarp4822]

Well spacex still have better animations. 😂

[@scottwa]

@@SlapbackGOD More like a Leaf and a Tesla.

[@scottwa]

@@SlapbackGOD Or and IMEV and a Tesla.

[@AliothAncalagon]

Well, what happened to Blue Origin? Absolutely nothing. And thats the entire problem.

[@SebiKoerner]

Well yes and no. They’re just much less public about it. They had some issues with their engine delaying the program, but they’re on track for launching New Glenn in 2021. They’re launch site in Cape Canaveral is on track and looking good.

[@jonameelan]

Yea, stop acting Chinese and come up with your own 💩

[@danielmonge2318]

Elon is better at twitter than Bezos.

[@SebiKoerner]

@@danielmonge2318 Jeff simply doesn’t really give two craps about sozial media.

[@AliothAncalagon]

@@danielmonge2318 Elon also turned out to be better in designing rockets in a reasonable timeframe.

[@vedranb87]

So, they're basically trying to develop the biggest orbital rocket ever when they haven't made a single orbital rocket ever? I don't see what could possibly go wrong.

[@kokomo9764]

Everything!

[@no-gracias9863]

Lol

[@keithscommunityanddomestic9513]

lol

[@BrianKabonyo]

Good point.

[@pauld.b7129]

They aren't making much progress on the one though lol. SpaceX is testing their Starship and launching Falcon 9s nearly weekly now. I don't even think Blue origin has even made it to space before. I'm not sure what Bezos's plan is with it. Maybe since they are aiming at tourism, they don't want any failures to make the public doubt the saftey. That's my theory as to why they don't test much.

[@oneeco]

Army: We're cutting your 500 million contract. Bezos: Oh no... _Anyways._

[@mrbabbleding]

Lol good one

[@pauld.b7129]

Yeah I mean money dosen't seem to be the limiting factor. Seems odd that they have basically unlimited funding, but still can't get to space. SpaceX nearly went bankrupt and still got amazing results.

[@fademusic1980]

@@pauld.b7129 Scared money doesn't make money. Bezos doesn't want to dump part of his networth into something that isnt a sure thing. Its just how he operates. Meanwhile Elon almost went broke on TSLA and SpaceX but now is the second richest person in the world.

[@Kaneda0015]

Oh no... here talk to my lawyers.

[@MrMattumbo]

@@fademusic1980 Yeah Bezos is a total wealth hoarder, it's amazing how tight that guy is with his money. Not like he's at risk of going broke.

[@vaclavcervinka65]

Come on Blue Origin. I think most of people wish you the best of luck and have nothing against you - but show us some results already!

[@thinkoriginal8325]

Ikr SpaceX is sending Starships to the sky already

[@sam5992]

I hope their rocket blows up

[@Modestasgailius]

At this point its really a disrespect to even mention Blue Origin alongside SpaceX

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

@@sam5992 that's nice of you

[@joweydelanota5558]

Hahaha no

[@frosty-arj]

Short version of the story: SpaceX got to complicated to copy and was advancing too fast so he took a step back

[@yvesgabriel1724]

facts

[@charan775]

dude you do know that blue origin was founded before spacex

[@yvesgabriel1724]

@@charan775 I know that but space x is at least 5-10 years ahead of blue origin a lot of engineers said so and ex rocket scientist said blue origin has a long way to go

[@kharnethebetrayer4125]

@@yvesgabriel1724 I’d say it could be more, as blue origin has been going for 20 years and only created a rocket that goes slightly above the atmosphere, where space x are already testing launched of a mars capable ship, which is probably capable of further, like to Saturn.

[@yvesgabriel1724]

@@kharnethebetrayer4125 agreed I don't wanna say blue origin will never get a Rocket to low earth orbit but at the pace they are going they will be left behind they have other rocket companies beside space x that are going at break neck speed and I believe the space industry will be worth trillions and space x will be number 1 or 2 will have to wait and see

[@Seabee203]

By the time Blue Origin gets into orbit, Spacex will have a large colony on mars Just letting all of those who are logically proving this wrong, this was meant more as a joke than a statement. Im not saying your not wrong though.

[@alimohsin4667]

Not really..I still take them same..the shepherd took the capsule up and landed..spacex did same but with more experience..it's a possibility that BO might take lead..it might even land on moon and then mars before space X.. its spectacular to c them come up with their orgasmic techs.

[@vonmuller6577]

@@alimohsin4667 You are obviously clueless and what's going on!

[@jackaapacka]

@@alimohsin4667 One went into orbit, the other just went up :D

[@jim6584]

@@alimohsin4667 This is the story of the rabbit and the hare. Guess who is the rabbit and who is the hare. Nothing like actually getting out there and launching rockets and gain real experience. At it's current pace BO it will take 4-6 years before they master the art of landing their NG rocket reliably. Who knows where SX will be at that point but I don't doubt they will have tried to land on Mars by they and most likely they will fail in a spectacular explosion but they will have figured out 50-90% of what they will need to be successful eventually. Knowing if something will work or not is real progress.

[@birdymaniac]

Sooner or later there will be allot commercial space company's same as flight companys

[@RickLaBanca]

The difference is Bezis owns his company and Elon is his company.

[@noelleonard2498]

Very well put, Elon is completely involved in his companies, actually knows what is going on.

[@dannyrodger491]

EXACTLY!!!! Elon wakes up with a new idea, Bezos must ask his engineers if they got anything new

[@kartoffelstranger9187]

SpaceX needs money to survive, so they have more incentive to push forward. BlueOrigin gets its funding from Bezos, so they can take their time and are not really dependent on any contracts. Next to their totally different mentality.

[@CptBlaueWolke]

@@kartoffelstranger9187 hm interesting because Bezos also needs the money Elon git, it seems. And since that didn't work he now tries it with a neckbreaking moon lander

[@edward3709]

@@kartoffelstranger9187 that's funny cos now Musk is richer than Bezos haha

[@HarryJc]

Blue Origin : “..is Expected” SpaceX : Well.. you guys already know.

[@sgfx]

NASA: we are going to the moon in 2024..no 2026 ..no 2030 .. SpaceX: We will have a place for you when you get here!

[@tobiassiagian2562]

@@sgfx pretty sure nasa have been to the moon

[@sgfx]

@@tobiassiagian2562 their grandfathers visited once a long time ago but then left. We're talking about taking up permanent residence.

[@tobiassiagian2562]

@@sgfx oh okay

[@w1z4rd9]

@@sgfx That happens when U.S politics interfere.

[@marsh6676]

disney will purchase this for their theme park..8hrs waiting in line for 5min ride..

[@nautilusproducciones1040]

LOOOOOOOOOOL You are right! This shit Bezoos is doing it´s just a fucking joke compared to what Uncle Elon is trying to do! Greetings from Chile..

[@kharnethebetrayer4125]

8 hours is an exaggeration, it’s more like 20 years

[@amramjose]

Don't forget, 200K for the ride...

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@kharnethebetrayer4125 ironic 😂😂😂

[@thekingbeastyt4470]

Right on!!!!. That was funny. BUT TRUE

[@alessandrobressani7323]

Take a shot every time he says “is expected to” or “planned”

[@CyberiusT]

Dead.

[@jom8559]

Or “anyways”

[@maxpattio3220]

'Dies'

[@Dan186]

id need 2 more bottles

[@conze3029]

@@CyberiusT you took it right out of my mouth

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

*Can we appreciate the fact that logically awnsered never once click bait us, it makes me wanna watch more by default*

[@afullerhokie]

What do you mean it's not clickbait? The answer to the title is 'nothing', ergo the title is clickbait.

[@erniesmith2579]

Though this is a nice quality video, the title is still clickbait. Use of the past tense “Happened” is misleading and suggests that Blue Origin is a failed or failing corporation. The video provides no facts or opinion that Blue Origin is failing, past the suggestion that it is losing government launch contracts because it can’t meet development milestones. A less click-bait title might be “Blue Origin 2020 Update” or even “Where is Blue Origin Today?” (Though even that last feels click bait-y!)

[@afullerhokie]

@@erniesmith2579 Completely agree!

[@BMXRenzo]

Sorry bud but the reason I clicked on this video is because I thought something happened with blue origin

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@BMXRenzo 👍🏼😂 I know..... *understandable have a nice day*

[@gregmurdoch3809]

I forget that this isn't a "huge" channel. The quality and professionalism is such that I think you deserve hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

[@davidsoberanis922]

yet

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thank you Greg!

[@TheBooban]

Yeah its pretty good

[@Brunopictures]

Yeah, the first few videos, i watched, without looking at subscribers, i thought it was atleast 1 mil 😅, but i know you will get there 👊. With this level of production value, theres no other way ✌

[@johnceena9799]

Its growing day by day by the way.

[@Decebal825]

using thousands of rockets to send batteries back and forth into space to recharge is the most idiotic thing i've ever heard

[@steveperreira5850]

Yes Decebal: I can’t believe anyone takes seriously this idea of hauling batteries back and forth to space as a means of supplying earth with additional energy. Jeff Bezos doesn’t know anything about science, certainly not physics, most certainly not the laws of thermodynamics. The guy is a laughable clown, and people only take him seriously because he has so goddamn much money as a Middleman merchant. America is a place where both the brightest people and the stupidest people rise to the top. Sadly, more of them are stupid and rich rather than intelligent and wealthy.

[@tyharris9994]

Truly. But sending energy production and manufacturing to space to reduce carbon emissions has to be a close second. What's the carbon footprint on these giant rockets running nonstop instead of cargo ships going back and forth to China?

[@sickbailey21]

@@tyharris9994 depending on how the fuel is sourced and the rockets destination it could actually be positive for the environment. Whether costs would allow for that is another matter entirely, but they could be used to reduce carbon in our atmosphere. Source the fuel from our atmosphere and burn more outside of it than within and it would have the effect of dispersing it out in to the galaxy. Edit: Am not claiming this is the best way lol.

[@wilmersandstrom2826]

Does anyone have a source on that though? I've never heard that claim before.

[@avisekhghosh2757]

Yeah, I was going to comment that exactly. Then just found ur comment. However I didn't get any sources about these claims made by blue origin.

[@alexshi9320]

I'm more impressed with Rocket Lab than blue origin

[@carlosalbertomartinsjunior2163]

Rocketlab is 5- 10 years ahead Blue origin. spacex - 10-20

[@kickthedonky]

*Rocket Lab

[@alexshi9320]

@@kickthedonky ok buddy fixed it just for you

[@cdemr]

Rocket Lab went to space, Blue Origin didn't. Literally.

[@presidentofasshole1441]

i dont hate Blue Origin i just afraid the live of astronaut in Artemis program, remember when NASA paid BO 2x more than SpaceX? i just hope NASA dont make 2nd mistake

[@josephomalley1526]

Speak English !

[@UghIHateTheseThings]

Joseph O'Malley they probably learned English as a second language; no need to be an asshole.

[@presidentofasshole1441]

@@UghIHateTheseThings ty for understanding, English is my third language it's hard sometimes.

[@blackcatpirates8134]

@@presidentofasshole1441 Third language...wow

[@DeclinedMercy]

@@josephomalley1526 labhraim gaeilge, nil bearla

[@Raziouz]

Instead of getting mad at jeff Bezos let's appreciate that he's making a competition to challenge elon to improve further and innovating rockets for the sake of humanity

[@hadis5160]

Indeed. Any competition is good even thought not all the parties show their results as actively as the next one.

[@Raziouz]

@@AP-qs2zf no, there's nothing to be mad at, just expressing the criticism he gets for rivalling against elon which is good and will further improve him, well jeff is challenging elon in everyway, blue origin might come up with putting something in orbit just keep up the criticism and support. (Btw I'm Not defending Jeff)

[@mazzich]

Not much competition when SpaceX is doing circles around BO (literally)

[@iamthepotato4312]

It's not really competition when they both have different goals, space X is more about colonisation and deep space travel, BO will dominate the space tourism market with feasible short flights to the edge of space, probably a hotel/space station and an amazon warehouse on the moon for their prime delivery service.

[@supertramp6011]

Ultimate nob comparison contest from a pair of ludicrously wealthy clowns. NASA apparently did all this 50 years back,with about 1% of the technology. Too bad they can’t use their ridiculous fortune to better the lives of the animals and humans who actually inhabit this earth,before polluting even more space with their junk. Anyone who seriously believes we we will ever have,or need a colony on mars,the moon or anywhere else is seriously delusional.

[@JomKuriakose]

The idiom 'once in a Blue Moon' is literally correct in tha case of Blue Origin. Infact at this rate, it may be never also.

[@JokubasVas]

And it maybe true for their blue moon lander!

[@amramjose]

Never also is very possible for Virgin Galactic. Bezos will make this work, as he has more money than anyone on the planet.

[@plutosfs732]

This aged like fine milk lol

[@user-cw2py6wh8l]

SpaceX has pass Blue Origin. Elon will soon pass Bezos in net worth.

[@superskullmaster]

Honda and Nissan can coexist. So can Boeing and Airbus. Why not Blue Origin and Space X?

[@cummyslug6588]

@@superskullmaster this is totally different

[@superskullmaster]

@@cummyslug6588 no, no it’s not. Space X isn’t the only rocket company on earth and it will never be. Everyone can get a piece of the action.

[@cummyslug6588]

@@superskullmaster i'm not saying that, you just can compare those two companies. Like for real, that can't even be considered a space company. Not until they improve themselves

[@kayakMike1000]

Why does this matter? At first thought, I thought it was a juvenile rocket measuring contest. Then I thought that the contest is actually a GREAT IDEA because with competition, the science and progress moves forward faster.

[@norcalgamer9117]

Bezos is making an EA version of space flight, all talk and animations, while the final product either never comes out, or is 1% of what he said it will be. Bezos is a business man peer and simple, Musk is a scientist who happens to make businesses.. Big difference.

[@letsmakegadgets6899]

@Floriduh Man Define communism.

[@nightlightabcd]

For Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin is just a side show!

[@LogicallyAnswered]

He does think it's the most important work he's doing though!

[@13thbiosphere]

@@LogicallyAnswered if that was true he would sell his stock and invest all of his time

[@garyauer8070]

@@13thbiosphere I think if he sold all Amazon stock the share price would collapse so he needs to do it gradually

[@manu-mm4pc]

@@13thbiosphere if we go with your logic elon should sell all is shares to only focus on spacex

[@narcosalpha9472]

@@manu-mm4pc that’s kind of what he did when he founded SpaceX. He invested almost all of his fortune from selling PayPal.

[@jurestormchaser5382]

New Glenn is coming too late. It is a competitor to F9/FH. By the time it is routinely operational, SpaceX will likely have brought launch prices further down with Starship.

[@Dusto9]

Was Ford too late after Mercedes Benz started building cars? Was Airbus too late after Boeing? We're still only at the first step of the space age. In a few decades the demand for launch providers will become so much greater than one company can handle. Any company that can get a succesful rocket system going in the next few decades has a potential grand future over the next century if not longer. Bezos has grand plans, and regardless of what you think of him, he has achieved a lot in this world and knows how to make things happen. He is adamant that New Glenn will be their smallest orbital rocket. Further down the line is New Armstrong, which will be a big step up. Don't be fooled by the lack of twitter updates, he's no Elon Musk but he has the money and stonecold business attitude to make anything happen. And Blue Origin has made massive strides in engine development and propulsive landing over the past decade that only a very select few organisations in the world can match. They are not too late and i hope both SpaceX and Blue Origin achieve all their rocket goals.

[@spaceman7019]

@@Dusto9 nice sales pitch Maybe you should market for Bezos Turn that loss into a profit for his whole company

[@Dusto9]

@@spaceman7019 No thanks mate, i have no interest in marketing anything whatsoever. I just stated simple facts and refuse to jump on that short sighted anti-BO bandwagon and prefer to just take things as they are: which is that BO is actually doing really well. That others are doing even better doesn't subtract anything from BO's impressive progress. And for what it's worth, BO isn't losing any money. They are investing in their future as planned.

[@spaceman7019]

@@Dusto9 looks like a lot of money lost Even as an investment

[@Dusto9]

@@spaceman7019 And that's why you are not the richest man in the world.

[@David-mw5sd]

I find it strange how they're trying to develop multiple products at the same time even though they don't have a solid one yet

[@robkay3172]

His ex wife donated the money used for the rocket design to every charity she could find. True story.

[@koruki]

Lol bull

[@robkay3172]

@@koruki forrealz!!!! www.cbsnews.com/news/mackenzie-scott-donates-charity-4-2-billion/

[@robkay3172]

@@koruki of course, that doesn't even bother Bezos. He probably wipes his rump with money but with that being said, she donates all her alimony to charity. Its like a big F you! 😆

[@superchristobat]

Rich people dont give to charity. They own Charity. She gave money to herself.

[@zero-8249]

@@superchristobat Research to back it up? No. Shh.

[@MechanicalMooCow]

Only Jester Bozos can have his company design a moon lander when in the 20 years they've been in operation they've never once even reached orbit.

[@UnipornFrumm]

Even nasa landed on the moon faster then Bezos ,and that was with more primitive tech!

[@Pixx08]

Though I’m a die hard SpaceX fan, I’d like to see a Blue Origin crewed flight before I graduate in 2022.

[@sledxdomi3653]

I can relate, i would like to see Blue origin sucseed as well because that would push both companies and other space agencies around the world to continue to 1up eachother. In the end, the space comunity wins

[@LordFalconsword]

BO has no plan to make New Glenn a crewed launch vehicle, only payload. You would better suit your time looking for a crewed flight on Starship by that time.

[@ninjafruitchilled]

Indeed, the more the merrier

[@matthewstuart2054]

Spacex has a big WHY, a true passion for going to Mars. Blue origin seems to be a bit “me too”....bezos talks the talk, Elon walks the walk.

[@jenks2897]

blue origin was created before space x so space x would be the me too

[@beautiepasta9740]

@@jenks2897 Spacex was created after blue origin but have accomplished so much more

[@H3LLB0Y2403]

Golden Circle I see :)

[@THEoneYETI]

I love all of Jeffs ideas, I just hate how painfully slow they seem and wish they would show the community more of what they are working on!

[@michaelcoelhojr6851]

I am fairly confident new Sheppard will carry people in my life time, I’m 41....

[@carlosalbertomartinsjunior2163]

maybe when you reach your 81 ...

[@ViktorHJ]

@@carlosalbertomartinsjunior2163 or 48

[@michaellewis1211]

Yeah, wake me up when they achieve orbit. Seems like they are more interested in becoming an atmospheric cruise line.

[@pauld.b7129]

Yeah them and Virgin Galactic. The problem is, they will never have the balls to put their rich investors on their rockets. They aren't reliable enough to gaurantee that the people won't die. The ONLY ones with the track record of saftey is SpaceX. They are even scared to put test pilots in the Virgin rocket. They are making a mistake trying to do tourism first. Eyes on the money and not the actual goal.....

[@unpaintedleadsyndrome]

What happened to BO? They test flew their bottle rocket a few times and built a nice big factory... Meanwhile in a fraction of the time in a collection of tents on a South Texas beach 🤔

[@joshp3994]

"Elon Musk built this rocket in a TENT out of SCRAPS!"

[@sakesithole6295]

@@joshp3994 blue origin engineers : I'm sorry sir but I'm not Elon musk

[@rustyshackleford9475]

Elon: How did you solve the icing problem? Jeff: icing Problem? - falls from the sky

[@oljimeagle]

You left out that Axiom Space has contracted Space X to ferry the first civilian astronauts to a commercial section on the ISS.

[@palfers1]

Jeff Who has never once done an orbital flight (1960s tech). So I have no opinion about his "space company".

[@SaveAllTheGoodThing]

Jeff who?

[@Yosser70]

Look at BO’s production facility, they are trying to build a final product. This is fine if it works but while they are doing this SX will be real world testing with many many flights, ironing out the kinks and building something that actually works safely and consistently.

[@patrick5464]

This recap leaves out the number of versions of New Shepherd in existence. The next version of NS must have some major modifications to make it more "robust". Besides tourism, if you imagine a little further out, the NS vehicle could be a basis for launching critical equipment repairs or bringing back people from space. This next NS must have much more modifications such as using LIDAR technology to make it more safe and effective. Future NS's are likely to go far beyond the Karman LIne. With the basic "robust" features in place for NS, and transferred to New Glenn, BO will be sprouting missions into space several times a month. Be a skeptic but, get informed about progress and vision coming together at BO before making simple remarks about this organization's capabilities. The prospects are enormous and so should be the capabilities. BO is doing fantastic work!

[@CzechMirco]

I'm beginning to understand why they named their lander "Blue Moon". It refers to the frequency or even chance of it actually flying anywhere.

[@shubhashish7090]

Doesn't matter what any fan boy says, the long term vision of blue origin is far more realistic and achievable

[@faisal7943]

Do you think sending rockets using huge amount of fule to bring batteries from space is a good idea? I don't think the net energy amount would be efficient 🙄

[@farrider3339]

@@faisal7943 me tink he meant that moon 🌙 stuff .•°

[@xfyre128_8]

At least SpaceX's plan is actually happening now, as opposed to long term..

[@farrider3339]

@@xfyre128_8 : yeP - like launch 🚀 and bang 💥 😂 .•°

[@shubhashish7090]

@@faisal7943 and u think living on mars will be net energy positive

[@Clark-Mills]

Re: B.O. The *tortoise* fell asleep.

[@Jaker788]

And the hair doesn't take a break

[@scottwa]

@Shourya Bose Smoked a joint... His workers might need to do some coke to stay active and alert...

[@ane1315]

😂😂

[@sakesithole6295]

😂😂😂😂😂 i love you guys

[@ayushsharma7342]

Well the Hare is already sleeping, SpaceX was always meant to fail. All you need is the glimpse of their mission statements and the knowledge of basic economics to see how Blue origin is kind of already ahead.

[@ascgazz]

What’s logical about stating the length of one rocket in feet against another in metres?

[@CariagaXIII]

this is a difference between someone who cares about money and an engineer

[@chadkroeger1022]

Thank you, you said it all

[@tylerjohns23]

Yeah I was a businessman and one is an engineer who wants to change the world

[@geraldestabrook1037]

Koo

[@IsraelAraujoBR]

"The earth is the best planet"~ Got some "The Expanse" feelings there. Is it Musk the creator of the human martians? haha~ I wonder who will create the "Epstein" drive so we can also expand to the belt.

[@TechnologyGeek862]

New season’s out. Can’t wait to watch it 😃

[@IsraelAraujoBR]

@@TechnologyGeek862 Me too, can't wait to watch it!

[@takeoYasha]

Me, too. What a great show!

[@MSDOSProject]

Dang I cant imagine paying the cost of a small house to spend 4 minutes in space.

[@adorablecheetah2930]

Then again you are not filthy rich who wastes money are you

[@ArchivalQuality]

It's aimed at people who spend $75k on watches and think nothing of it.

[@bval2201]

Well when you work at Walmart or or Starbucks worker like you of course it's not going to matter

[@brianbauerschmidt1280]

For a $10 raffle ticket you can get a ride on the Crew Dragon (Inspiration4) and orbit the Earth for a couple days 😂

[@ISUringman1974]

Bezos doesn't care about you.

[@zerg9523]

Bezos : *finally gets to space* Elon : *flies past in a jetsons car*

[@rakeshraaj5620]

U mean Tesla roadster

[@paulround8501]

SpaceX founded in 2002 reached orbit in 2008, Blue Origin founded in 2000 still hasn't reached orbit in 2021. I think that says it all really.

[@braydenbronstein1190]

Well as of last week, Jeff stepped down as CEO of Amazon, and rumor has it that he did it to now be 100% committed to Blue Origin and Space Development. That’s what I like to hear, competition is what makes us better! Blue Origin and SpaceX, the new space race!

[@thegoat5587]

Blue origin founding date : 2000 Space X founding date : 2002

[@jacobwiens659]

Bezos: Files patent for droneship landings. Musk: Lands on droneship first.

[@thegoat5587]

@@jacobwiens659 so Musk has to pay Bezos if Bezos has the patent .. am i right ?

[@itmeduhh7076]

@@thegoat5587 no the patent was cancled

[@thegoat5587]

@@itmeduhh7076 damm 👀

[@jessefinneman9254]

Nuclear Fusion would pollute less then sending rockets back and forth from space.

[@keithscott1957]

But nuclear fusion is thirty years away. Always has been, always will be.

[@eerohughes]

@@keithscott1957 100% Not true

[@DemsW]

@@eerohughes explain yourself

[@samos8367]

@@eerohughes You obviously didn't get it.

[@RCSVirginia]

I certainly wish Blue Origin the best and hope that it will eventually be a success; however, it would be nice to really see a rocket up there in orbit at some time in the foreseeable future.

[@steveperreira5850]

Dear Ron: Do not hold your breath. They are so far from orbit that you may be able to catch up with them with a go fund me Pitch.

[@RCSVirginia]

@@steveperreira5850 Ha! You very well could be right, Steve.

[@sakesithole6295]

Plus shouldn't they be building O'Neil cylinders ? Why aren't they in space already?

[@starry4471]

I think we should stop comparing these companies against each other, and they should try to work together. The power of two private spaceflight companies working together would accelerate our current plans to colonize the Moon and Mars.

[@teropiispala2576]

Passing Karman line requires only about 2km/s deltaV when going to orbit requires about 9km/s. The difference is huge. You can reach 2km/s by having any working rocket engine and bolting it into old oil tank or anything. To reach 9km/s, every component needs to be highly optimised, which makes design challenging. The reason why New Shepherd landing seems so controlled is because they minimum thrust is lower than they weight at landing and they have lots of fuel to waste. They can hower in the place and stabilise the ship. SpaceX, however, have more thrust than weight, so they need to time everything perfectly. There are very many variables like the wind, landing speed, engine thrust and altitude. And of course very little fuel to spare, and it is consumed very fast, making the rocket much lighter. SpaceX don't have a luxury to optimise they engines for landing because they have to optimise them getting into orbit.

[@jameshathaway5117]

I refuse to consider a company a spaceflight company if they never even get to Orbit. So far they have a really powerful pogo stick. Just up and down in one spot lol. Im all for new spaceflight companies but these guys need to get it in gear.

[@mig4868]

I may not be a fan of Blue Origin's rate of progression, but I couldn't agree more with Bezos on the energy situation.

[@Le0nnh]

Power satellites, indeed. There's an Isaac Arthur video about it somwhere, pretty sure.

[@panan7777]

MONEY alone, will NEVER beat the GENIUS.

[@aerodynamic3523]

I agree that it is an issue, but how the heck does sending batteries back and forth from orbit solve that... Just use the energy you would have used to create orbital velocity lol

[@Le0nnh]

@@aerodynamic3523 It wouldn't be a perfect fix, but it doesn't need to. A reliable energy plan in the future would draw on multiple sources, hopefully. Also, you only need to expend energy to life em into orbit. Once up there we're looking at solar 24/7 which would be amazing.

[@ImieNazwiskoOK]

@aerodynamic Lesers transporting energy

[@matthysburger8966]

"We will go about this step by step because it is an illusion that skipping steps gets us there faster." Hear hear.

[@billhoang9842]

Once Starship flys, it can also be used as space tourism. Beating the tickets will be cheaper, more capacity and longer duration of weightlessness than New Shepard.

[@aDifferentJT]

You didn’t mention the primary difference between New Shepard’s booster and Falcon 9’s booster which is horizontal velocity, New Shepard has a horizontal velocity of around 0 whereas Falcon 9 is going really fast.

[@ASienFire]

1:47 the top of the booster looks like something i would build in KSP

[@Vots]

Me: I want SpaceX! Mom: We have SpaceX at home

[@Peyethon]

SpaceX at home:

[@markseymour940]

Elon has a passion for this endeavor, Bezo’s is just going along to make a profit, no passion just business

[@T0L0M0]

Yeah, made a lot of money in the last 20 years.

[@spaceman7019]

Are we watching the same video You could argue that he has no passion but building shit at a loss isn't making money.

[@cosmic4588]

I’m happy for anyone trying to enter the space race again. Both companies are great companies and I disagree with anyone saying one is garbage and the other should win or lose, every single space company is a winner in my eyes.

[@sebastiangiannini8280]

The new Glenn when it flys is going to be a amazing piece of engineering!

[@hover3465]

Fax

[@Acal51]

I feel bezo is just in it because it could become something he could make money from not that he cares about exploration or furthering human race.

[@akalion213]

Yeah I'm sure Elon's number one objective isn't money.. what a naive idiot.

[@spaceman7019]

Soooo a sound investment oppertnity? Wow its almost like thats the foundation for everything we own ever Personally im glad that he wants to build space infrastructure but he is doing such a piss poor job in comparison to spaceX

[@ariserusic]

Blue origins plans is more on the business perspective if you think about it

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

I kinda thinks so too

[@matthysburger8966]

Their goal is to make space cheap and easily accessible to future generations. In the short term of course they need to make money just like any other company does.

[@Byehk2047]

SpaceX is the coolest space company in the Sol System

[@rakeshraaj5620]

What! We are in eath

[@Byehk2047]

@@rakeshraaj5620 We are in Sol3 as known as Terra lol

[@rakeshraaj5620]

@@Byehk2047 ok

[@differenttan7366]

New Glenn flying commercial crews to the iss? With what crew vechicle or contract? To carry more people bo would need a whole need capsule for their wider rocket.

[@user-ph6ed8jm8t]

Don't forget, the lower the mass of the vehicle, the harder it is to make a propulsion landing. It is very healthy for many companies including SpaceX and Blue Origin to compete with each other in the space market. I hope that these two companies, with their great technologies, will move forward to advance humanity from different angles! (sorry for Google translation)

[@abhimannyu846]

This is at the same time both informative and an ASMR to me.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Haha!

[@ivorybow]

SpaceX happened to Blue Origin

[@carlosalbertomartinsjunior2163]

blue origin happened to blue origin.

[@hydrolox3953]

@@carlosalbertomartinsjunior2163 money happened to blue origin

[@naveed4119]

keep up the good work man, love your videos.

[@LogicallyAnswered]

Thank you Naveed!

[@NoirOsain]

The biggest issue is, blue origin rocket head isn't pointy, round is not scary (The dictator 2014)

[@jamieoglethorpe]

Blue Origin has pursued contracts for New Glenn. They really need to fly the rocket to be taken seriously. There was a term from the 1980s for what the company is doing: Vapourware, referring to a product offered before it was developed to assess demand.

[@andrewlapensee]

I would never trust blue origin with my life...

[@djosearth3618]

Bezos will never fly on it either.

[@jefffradsham2297]

The new glenn does not exist except in cyberspace.

[@adamrak7560]

For many reasons, Blue Origin is extremely slow. They could do ti faster, they should. It would awesome to see actual competition in the reusable rocket business.

[@theannoyingfan100]

Jef bezos should just throw a few billion at it

[@hjalmarjonssonrantala5375]

@@theannoyingfan100 Just so you know, a few billion is a lot of money for Bezos. He doesn't have a trillion in liquid assets but rather a lot of it is locked up in Amazon. He would most likely have to liquidize enough of his assets to affect the market value of Amazon to shell out that much. He is worth a trillion but I doubt he can produce much more than a billion out of pocket today at most. I am of course not saying that he is poor but most likely, he isn't as liquid as the internet makes him out to be.

[@dominicholder7323]

@@hjalmarjonssonrantala5375 no one who is rich can generate that money in a day. But within a month he can easily liquidate 10 billion without losing more than 0.0001% of his Amazon stock

[@20_percent]

If you’re going through rough times, please don’t give up. Better times are coming ❤️

[@yashagarwal3999]

what a well engineered and researched video

[@StevieObieYT]

Logically answered what happened to Blue Origin with the best response. That covers everything nicely. Keep up the good work! 😀👍

[@czerskip]

The closest Bezos ever got to space colonisation was when funded The Expsnse.

[@ozzyfromspace]

I felt that 😭😭💀😂

[@adder95]

When your boss is super rich and only inspect your work once every year

[@Stringfreak]

The question I want answered logically is how does this channel not have 1M+ subscribers with this quality of content?

[@fgf366]

You're kidding, right?... the CGI quality sucks..it all looks like what it is, to me....fake!!!

[@Stringfreak]

@@fgf366 What are u even saying? you have to make a lot more sense than that my friend.

[@Tullochr105]

I am optimistic about Blue Origin and their more NEAR-EARTH INDUSTRY focus. I also think the competition between SpaceX will be a WIN-WIN for the future of humanity.

[@AsbestosMuffins]

their priorities (seemingly by order of progress) 1) suborbital space tourism, they're basically waiting on the paperwork for this at this point 2) development of new large methane engines in tandem for new glenn and ULA (not sure if vulcan is still on for this though) 3) heavy launch of commercial space payloads. they're skipping medium and small rockets and going straight to a falcon heavy sized 2 stage booster with new engines 4) orbital space tourism 5) whatever they promised trump for the artemis program

[@gillohner8179]

It's great to have multiple Companies working on Rockets.

[@leonkernan]

Every time I see "Blue Origin" I always think "Body Odor" for some reason..

[@rakeshraaj5620]

Underrated lmao

[@UTUBESUCK666]

Wake me up if and when Blue Origin actually reach orbit...

[@nbarbettini]

Any year now!

[@patrick5464]

Space X is using old Merlin engines for Falcon 9 and then for Falcon Heavy. Falcon Heavy is not competitive for the future of sending payloads into earth orbit. The BE4 and the New Glenn rocket will surpass the SpaceX Merlin and rockets.

[@marzgaming7476]

i honestly like space x way more. but i always support all rocket companies and hope they all succeed in their goals

[@spieker131]

Sub orbital Bezos 😂

[@TheGhungFu]

Did someone say something about 'all hat, no cattle'?

[@GET2222]

Bezos jackets are so dumb. Commenting for a friend.

[@tomgruber6780]

You are very brave for someone so made of flesh

[@rashan2424]

Bezos is not super materialistic. Dude is famous for driving a Honda

[@therealbuba]

@@rashan2424 he is one of the largest land owners in the u.s but okay keep believing the media drivel

[@rasithwnninayaka1633]

@@therealbuba that's just a good investment.

[@Crazyreseller]

@@rashan2424 he is currently reading your comment sitting on his gold plated bidet in his mega yacht.

[@aurora_senpai5967]

I love space x quite a lot but I also love all efforts to start getting into space such as blue origin,I wish to see them succeed as well as space x

[@hordescoffeecwest6203]

Why can't a station be built-in the Moons surface? Then proceed, to do launch test from the moon to earth. That would be an extraordinary achievement.

[@rong1924]

Douglas launched and landed the DC-X a bunch of times back in the 90s. Just sayin’.

[@phillipzx3754]

Bezos even hired several of DC-X engineers.

[@Kenshiroit]

that things didnt even go suborbital, its a glorified grasshopper.

[@GodzUnit01]

“Blue Origin is a copy of SpaceX.” Funny thing is, Blue Origin was founded before SpaceX.

[@Theoryofcatsndogs]

But no one know about them until recently while Elon was busy testing new rockets all along.

[@parakmi1]

when blue origin gets to the moon it will actually be blue.

[@KunalBagaria]

good one

[@Adamas97]

That was funny. good one.

[@throbbybobby]

The demand for moving heavy material and people into space over the next 50 years will be many magnitudes larger than what NASA/SpaceX are capable of. The New Glenn Heavy Rocket from Blue Origin is scheduled to launch in 2021 and already has three commercial contracts for services. I believe that NASA has also added the New Glenn to their launch services catalog. I live on the Space Coast in Florida, they are here alongside SpaceX and ULA and have been for several years in a large facility on the Cape. The biggest difference I see between SpaceX and Blue Origin, Blue Origin is not as public facing. Having multiple launch options is a good thing especially in a business where several launch failures can put you out of business.

[@kevinhambsch5047]

Won't beat you up, but from the onset when describing differences between F9 and NS, you might have mentioned that F9 is an orbital class booster that moves in an orbital arc landing far down range, not just straight up and then down.

[@imayoutuber603]

4:27 wait. If they keep doing that . they'll just leave more junk in space Not so good for the earth's environment

[@megadikdik7515]

Here’s a summary of the comments so y’all don’t have to read them: (1): Blue origin bad spacex good me no like blue origin (2): Blue origin slow haha funny (3): Blue origins good but they need to move faster (4): This channels lit it should have more subs

[@matthewwiemken7293]

new glenn would replace falcon heavy and starship replaces possibly everything lol:)

[@LogicallyAnswered]

We'll have to see how it turns out!

[@balazsbelavari7556]

Note that aerodinamic heating goes up by speed cubed, so almost twice the speed means 8 times harder landing from the get go

[@Thunderbyrd.]

Blue Origin just opened a massive rocket engine plant in Huntsville AL's Cumming Research Park. Opened earlier this year.