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SpaceX Spacewalk Update · Elon Musk Podcast

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  Jared eyes of man who's the founder of shift for payments
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  has already had a mission to space inspiration for was a
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  four-person crewed mission to space in the orbit of the earth
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  a bunch of times. And on top of the crew dragon
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  that they were all inside of there.
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  Was this giant Dome, the largest window that's ever been put into
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  space with people behind it. They got to look out.
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  They got to take photos through this domed bubble window, but
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  now this new one is Polaris Dawn.
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  Ram, this is even better going to be doing an Eva outside of
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  the capsule, which means go outside of the capsule, which is
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  amazing, which hasn't been done before on a private spaceflight.
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  So here you can see Jared doing some testing, right?
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  So Jared in the Polaris Dawn program, tweeted this, our crew,
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  completed this first week of Eva, training practicing
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  Maneuvers necessary to move in and out of dragon during a
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  spacewalk. They also reviewed development
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  of VA technology and Lessons Learned From the last 50 years
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  and there will be four people on this Mission but how many people
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  will be going outside of the capsule and who gets to be that
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  lucky person. So down here in the Tweet is the
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  whole capsule gonna be depressurize during the Eva.
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  And how many of you are planning to perform the spacewalk SpaceX?
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  Ninja ESPN CX, 24/7. All for they say Jared responds
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  correct. The entire cabin will vent.
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  Down to vacuum. And there will be two crew
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  members that will exit the vehicle.
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  So basically, they're going to be exposed to space.
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  They're going to open up the top of the capsule.
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  Everybody inside is going to be exposed to space.
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  And the harshness of it, they'll be in space suits and two people
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  will exit the vehicle. Now, he did go into detail about
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  how many people are going out at the same time, is it going to be
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  one person? Or is it going to be two people?
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  The buddy system seems like a really good idea when you're
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  doing a Walk. So, I'm assuming there's going
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  to be two people out there. And as you can see, they've also
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  implemented these grab bars. As you're climbing out of the
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  capsule, pull yourself up and slowly make your way outside of
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  the capsule and into the vacuum of space.
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  Now, let's go into a little bit more detail about the Polaris
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  Don program. This is from their website, the
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  mission is coming no earlier than March of 2020.
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  III. And there's going to be the
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  first commercial space walk. Here's what I was talking about
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  earlier, 700 kilometers above the Earth, first ever commercial
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  Eva with SpaceX designed Eva suit.
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  So SpaceX is doing the suits, they're also doing the rocket,
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  they're also doing the capsule. So it's an all-in-one kind of
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  thing in their upgraded suits from the IV, a, which is the
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  internal vehicular suit, which is the thing that they use in
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  the Falcon 9 crew Dragon scenario.
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  Now, building a base on the moon, a city on Mars will
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  require thousands of space suits.
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  The development of the suit in the execution of, the Eva will
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  be important steps towards a scalable designed for space
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  suits on future long-duration missions.
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  So they're using the suit technology for this.
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  First mission to get to Mars, eventually, so these Eva suits.
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  They need these suits to go off planet and to go through the
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  solar system and to get get to Mars, which is an incredible
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  feat. But this is the first step at
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  8:18 p.m. eastern time. SpaceX successfully launched a
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  Falcon 9 rocket with 54 starlink satellites onboard and the
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  countdown to this was kind of ominous.
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  There was a 40%, go due to weather.
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  So SpaceX was holding tight on their launch schedule for that
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  night. The primary weather concerns for
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  Sunday, evenings liftoff attempt where the Anvil cloud rule in
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  the Disturbed weather Rule and 38 minutes before.
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  Liftoff SpaceX had to do a go or no go for this launch.
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  SpaceX started flowing, supercooled liquid oxygen, and
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  kerosene into the 230 foot. Foot tall rocket for the launch
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  and at 8:18 p.m. SpaceX launched the Falcon 9
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  rocket with the 54, internet satellites on top of it from the
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  Cape Canaveral space force station in Florida and about
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  nine minutes into the flight SpaceX confirmed that the first
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  stage of the Falcon 9 rocket landed on their drone ship.
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  Just read the instructions in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast
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  of South Carolina and at 8:36 p.m.
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  SpaceX confirmed the deployment Of all 54 starlink internet
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  satellites. Now.
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  What are the kind of back up a little bit?
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  And if you're not very familiar with starlink and it's, let's
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  break this down for you, SpaceX is Internet satellite.
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  Started link will provide broadband internet connection,
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  gaming speed, internet connection video, streaming
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  internet connections to the masses that are in rural areas.
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  Say, if you're just out of the reach of a cable company, and
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  they won't run a cable to your home SpaceX.
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  Is starlink is probably the way you want to go.
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  You can go to starlink.com and check the availability in your
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  area but it's a little dish. You post up outside of your
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  house and as long as it has a clear view of the sky, you have
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  internet connection and it's fast.
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  The, the the speeds are like I was saying before gaming speeds,
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  and also you can stream numerous devices with Netflix Hulu
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  whatever you want to watch you can watch Lord of the Rings if
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  you want to. On Amazon Prime.
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  But you have to have a fast internet connection do that and
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  that's what starlink is all about.
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  So we have a buddy down in Florida.
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  Jedi Master, Jedi Mas four nine four six, seven, nine, four,
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  eight on Twitter. Posted this up on their Twitter
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  account and tag me in it and I want to show you this enjoy.
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  Well I just film this Falcon 9 launch tonight.
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  This is the Falcon 9 launch. We're talking about this is from
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  their yard so if you live in Florida this is what you could
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  see. From your yard possibly if
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  you're close enough from from the launch.
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  So this is pretty amazing. And when I saw my Falcon 9
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  launch, I saw the crew to launch go up and it was pretty dark
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  morning. But you can see it's like the
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  sun is rising really fast and it's going through the closet.
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  Just peeked through the clouds. They're a pop to the closets.
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  Going to hit Max Q any second now, but you can't see it
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  through the clouds. Thanks John, I master for that
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  video. That's really cool.
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  I appreciate all your support and appreciate this video
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  because it's pretty, To see the local stuff SpaceX is currently
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  building Starship in South Texas off the coast of South Padre,
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  Island, Boca Chica Beach area, Starbase Texas.
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  And with Starship, they will be able to provide more internet
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  access to rural communities because Starling V2 fits in a
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  Starship very well and they'll be able to deploy more star
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  Links at the same time than they can do on a Falcon 9 rocket.
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  So in the future, ER, better connectivity because startling
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  version 2 offers a better connectivity, but also you'll be
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  able to connect via your phone. Any sort of phone device that
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  you currently have starlink will work with most smartphones and
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  T-Mobile and SpaceX came together and they made that
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  deal. But also SpaceX has been in
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  talks with apple about this as well.
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  So maybe in the future in the sort of near future next few
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  years, once they get started link up and in orbit Yeah,
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  Starship. Then we're going to have better
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  connectivity via our phones, but they're also working on an hls
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  system which is all for a whole other video but the hls is the
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  Starship that lands on the moon. So thanks for watching
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  everybody. I do appreciate your time.
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  I appreciate your subscription and also your like of this
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  video. And if you could leave a comment
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  down below, what do you think about this video?
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  What do you think about Jared? Isaacman and the Polaris Don
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  program, I think it's pretty cool.
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  I think it's pretty groundbreaking, and I think it's
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  pretty amazing. Seeing what they're doing with
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  private space flight. So thanks everybody take care
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  and I'll see you next.