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NASA Mega Moon Rocket + SpaceX Starship · Elon Musk Podcast

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I'm not really ready. But should we just do this?
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So we just do this. I'm not really like this is.
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Do it. Whatever cares?
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Who cares? Who cares?
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Let's just do this. Let's just get this going.
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This isn't this isn't rocket science here.
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This is a podcast. What's up everybody?
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Just getting going. I'm ready.
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Mentally. Ready, physically for this?
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Just hanging out. What's up?
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Bob Rigg? Welcome back, dude.
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Welcome back to set some stuff up here.
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Getting everything. Thing ready here in the studio
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studio? A back here in New York and
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yeah, getting ready. Got a lens cap for my camera,
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not going to use that. Had to get that out of the way.
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They had to get that off my keyboard.
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I don't know why that's on my keyboard, but thanks for
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stopping by everybody. I know I haven't done a lot of
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live shows lately. I've been trying to get
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resettled in the Northeast, so I apologize for that.
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And I hope everything is going well with you guys and you stick
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around. Around and hang out and hit the
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Subscribe button if you're not subscribed and also hit the
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thumbs up if you haven't yet just so we can boost the signal
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of the show because it's going to be happening more.
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So, you know, we're gonna be doing more live shows and all
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that stuff. More videos in the more, you
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guys, like the videos easier, it is for you to pick up on them
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and we have to get the signal out so we can show the world
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Starship SLS. We can show them super heavy.
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Show them all the cool stuff that's happening in space
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flight. Because I'm super pumped about
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it. So if you can just give this a
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like, they'll be really great. What's up space baller?
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How you doing, hope? Everyone's doing great out
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there, too. That's not space.
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Baller, but, thanks baseball, or for chiming, in, in the chat.
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Okay, here we go. Let's talk about some SLS stuff
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real quick. This is pretty cool.
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Actually I want to show you this.
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We got a I got a kind of rearrange some stuff here and
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then we'll start doing this thing.
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NASA has SLS back on the pad which is the Artemis one
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program. It's back in the pen, the wet
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dress rehearsal will be happening soon.
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So let's take a look at what NASA Kennedy Space Center has to
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say about that. The next artist, wet dress
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rehearsal attempt is targeted for no more earlier than June
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19th and it's kind of coincides with Nothing else that's going
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on with SpaceX because it's it's all happening really, really
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fast, right? So like the SLS stuff, the
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Artemis stuff and also Starship stuff is all kind of happening
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in June July August. Like this summer, might be
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possibly the most insane summer of spaceflight that's happened
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in a really long time because you can have some Falcon heavy
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stuff going on. There's four flights coming up.
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Really. Yeah, I think it's four flights
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coming up at the end of this year and Artemis is going to be
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ready soon. And also Starship is going to be
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in the picture as well. Hopefully if all goes well with
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the FAA and I'll go as well with their systems, it could be an
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incredible like crazy crazy time for spaceflight this summer and
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going into late, you know, late summer of this year.
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So we have some predictions, you know, future.
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Addictions for Starship and just from the stuff that I know from
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actually being next to Starship and being near there and living
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20 minutes away from there, I have some predictions of when
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everything is going to happen and what needs to be done and
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stuff. So I'll get to that a little bit
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later on in the show. But for right now let's talk
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about some SLS. The mega rocket, the Artemis
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program next wet dress rehearsal attempt.
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No earlier than June 19th. What is that?
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This 11 days away? No early in the earlier than 11
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days, we have to check the systems before the do the wet
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dress rehearsal. Make sure all the pipes work,
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make sure all the tubing Works. Make sure all the suppression
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systems work. This is basically like they're
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setting this thing up for, you know, basically flight.
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But without the fly. So everything that's included in
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the flight of a SLS rocket. Cuit, the space launch system
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rocket. They're doing everything for the
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wet dress, rehearsal, getting everything prepared and then
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they're just not pushing the button to let it go.
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That's pretty much it and they're going to check out on
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the system's, make sure everything works fine.
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And then from there they're going to basically get it ready
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again you know if it's on the pad and it's ready and it passes
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the wet dress rehearsal, then they can either see if they want
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to do another wedding rehearsal. Basically load it back up the
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propeller Load it back up the fuel, load it back up with cryo,
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get it ready to go and then from there there's a possibility that
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they do it again, just to make sure they're going to, you know,
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they got to run their countdown clock.
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They're going to do everything with that there.
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And then they get a recycle it to the going to demonstrate the
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ability to recycle, the countdown clock, which is even
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though those things seem sort of trivial the countdown clock is
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very important because Cuz those systems are in place in order to
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tell the rocket, what to do, when to go when to launch what,
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you know, everything all the systems in place.
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So they have to demonstrate the ability to recycle the countdown
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clock because if something does kind of go off a little bit,
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it's a little bit weird. They have to make sure that all
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the systems are in place to kind of mitigate those circumstances.
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So they're going to conduct a full launch countdown at this
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and I want to check out this video.
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By the way, this is how big SLS is, this is how big the rocket
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as it is huge, it's going down elevator.
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If the vamp at the Vehicle Assembly Building, this is the
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you know it's going to the decent clip.
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You're at the top of the SLS right now.
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It just look at how long it takes for this thing to go down
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by the way, this is insane. This is insanely huge.
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You're in an elevator, you close in this that you're not even to
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the actual propellant tanks yet. Look at this thing.
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Look at this, how big this is by the way.
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I'm so excited about this and it's so cool.
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It's so so cool. And see Davis, thank you so
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much. I don't know if you get a
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Starship. What's up, KJ?
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How you doing? Welcome everybody, if you're not
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here make sure to hit that like button.
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Maybe we can get 420 or 42069 likes on this video you'll see
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that throughout the show. But look at how long this takes
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and see Davis. You're amazing for booster
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Landings. Please.
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Let's see if we can get that for you.
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I hope I said to her. If you could just go and here we
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go. Get you at least get you a
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couple here. We'll get you a bunch.
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There we go. Thank you so much.
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And see Davis, thank you for supporting the show and
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supporting my journey into space flight through the last three
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and a half years. Basically, very cool man.
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Frank, we're just going to wait through this and then we're
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going to get some Starships, RN c--, Davis.
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We're going to wait through this video.
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Look at a long. This takes this is a pretty
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decently fast elevator, too. You know, how is that possible?
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How is that even possible? I mean this thing is gigantic.
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300-plus feet tall, almost 400 feet tall all together, you
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know, with the with the launch platform and everything it is
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huge, you don't realize how big these things are until you're
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actually there. So that's why in I included this
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video today of just going down this elevator and how big it
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actually is because you can see a person next to it, right?
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But then you don't see how actually like big big it is
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because you just see kind of like a little Tiny person and
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then you can God be like, okay that's pretty big, but if you
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see it from the top to the bottom of the elevator, you're
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like, oh dang, okay, I see this. This is huge Seda, was I think
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we're at like six rocket launches.
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Now, look at that. And then you have the
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transporter right there at the bottom with the tank treads.
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Look at that right at the bottom there.
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All the way down from top, to bottom.
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Absolutely insane. Very cool.
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Let's see, Davis, thank you so much again for the super that $4
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for booster Landings, there you go.
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Then we get a little extra here, get a little extra.
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Let's go up a little bit, let's go up.
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How about you go down, then you go up.
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This is how big this thing is. It's insane.
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It's insanely huge. So the the Artemis program, if
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you will, the reading it for another wet dress, rehearsal
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Engineers will conduct a final test known as the wdr, the wet
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dress, rehearsal of the space launch system.
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The Orion spacecraft in the exploration ground systems
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before Artemis one We will launch a pad 39b at Kennedy
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Space Center in Florida. We're still run the Artemis one
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launch Team through operations to load, propellant into the
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Rockets conduct, a full launch countdown demonstrate, the
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ability to recycle the countdown clock and also drain the tanks
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to give them an opportunity to practice the timelines and
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procedures. They will use during the launch
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cycle because if something were to go wrong.
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So this is the thing with these gigantic Rockets, Anything is
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Possible. So if something were to go
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wrong, they need to be able to drain the tanks immediately.
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They need to just reset everything immediately, get all
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that propellant out of there because if they don't get it out
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of there in time, if something were to catastrophically happen.
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Bye-bye rocket. It rides.
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He'll on bye-bye. And billions of dollars go down
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the drain and they have to start over again.
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The Artemis to is a little bit of different configuration from
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artists one. So they'd have to restart with
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Artemis to kind of that's a back-up plan.
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If Artemis once something happens on the pad and it runs
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or if it runs in the air Artemis to can take over from where
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Artemis one rutted. So it's going to be a two-day
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test though. And this is what's going to
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happen. They're going to be activating
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the Silat. He's, I'm reading this off,
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like, I have some notes over here.
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So, if you see me glancing over here, that's why because I can't
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remember all this stuff. It's just, it's immense.
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Amounts of information would be activating the facilities for
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the launch. And beginning the countdown
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sequence, they'll still staff the control center as well.
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So there's a bunch of people hundreds of people that are
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involved in this process. So, the command center at
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Kennedy Space Center, it is, Intense what they're doing with
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Artemis one, it's the biggest rocket that NASA has ever flown,
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and it will be if it launches before Starship, the biggest
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rocket that will ever fly and one star ship launches though.
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This thing is, you know, there it's in the same league, it's a
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super heavy rocket, there's no like, what's better, what's
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worse? You know, they both do the job,
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right? So, They have the staff this
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place up, though. So they go through all those
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settings, they go through everything they stay, put
13:37
everybody. It basically it's a dress
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rehearsal for a movie, you know, but they do it instead of a
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movie you know, reading the script and all that stuff, you
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know. And you talk to your friends and
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talk to your your other actors and stuff.
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But instead of that, it's for Rocket, the biggest rocket that
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will ever fly. If it flies before Starship.
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Of course. So this is, this is an insane
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thing that they're doing. So they're going to be
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connecting staff at the Mission Control Center at NASA Johnson,
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Space Center in Houston. Space force Eastern range in the
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SLS. Engineering Support Center at
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Marshall space. Flight center in Huntsville,
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Alabama. So it's not just happening at
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the pad. It's happening all over the
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United States. Launch controllers will power on
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different Rock in the spacecraft systems along with ground
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support equipment, for this crazy wet dress rehearsal.
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Now, if it happens June 16th, Could possibly launch sometime
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this summer. August/september.
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Probably more more. So, in September I'm assuming
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late late August early September.
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I'm thinking, let me, there's a, there's a chart that I didn't
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bring up. Unfortunately, But I know it.
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I know where it is, so I can find it real quick.
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Give me a second here for the launch opportunities of artists,
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One mission availability, here we go.
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July 26th of August 10th, 13, launch opportunities, August
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23rd, through September 6. Let's check this out.
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I'll show you guys this. Real quick.
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Let me go back to this other thing too, by the bye.
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Let's do this. Then we'll go back here.
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It will go like this Mission availability.
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So let's go down this list here just so I can show you guys.
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This. July 26, through August 10th, 13
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launch opportunities. No launch availability on the
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1st 2nd and 6th August 23rd through the 6th of September
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preliminary. So we could start July 26th but
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I'm assuming it's going In August August 23rd, through
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September 6. It's because there's just so
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much to do after this wet dress rehearsal.
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It's basically a full reset. After the wet dress rehearsal,
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getting all the systems ready. There's 12 launch opportunity
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between August 23rd, and September 6.
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August 30th, 31st and September 1st, not going to work September
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20th. So they have a little break
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here. So, September 6th to the 20th.
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They have a 14-day period. There was a not going to do it
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until October 4th. 14 launch opportunities, October 17th
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through October, 31st, 11 launch opportunities.
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And then November 12 through November 27th. 12 longevity has
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ended December 2011 opportunities, December 9th
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through the 23rd. How cool would it be if they
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launched it on the 23rd of December?
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Sort of like a like a Christmas thing, I think that'd be pretty
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sweet but you know, you never know.
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Really, you know, there's There's a lot to there's a lot
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to do in between the wet dress rehearsal and the actual launch.
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So there's a there's a ton more for them to do for the on this
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rocket and we'll see like that's pretty much where we're at right
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now. I like well we'll see what they
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do but if they get through the wet dress rehearsal, we're in a
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good spot. So you know, Artemis Mission.
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Hopefully it works out well. Hopefully it works out well and
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hopefully the wet dress rehearsal works out.
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Well, don't really in the June 19th and when they do the wet
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dress rehearsal, I'm hoping to have a live stream from NASA for
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that, so hopefully we're going to have that and then we're
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gonna have a countdown between now.
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And then, we're gonna have a live stream countdown where
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commentary Etc, through. Probably starting, what things
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today. Let me see.
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Where's my phone? How do you know where my phone
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is? it's the eighth, so probably
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Probably start since it's not the 19th.
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Probably start like the 15th or something, we'll do a countdown
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show, and I get everybody ready for that.
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Get everyone pumped up about the Artemis program because like,
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you know, people like to choose sides, like they like, they like
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to be on one side or another. And this is kind of a funny
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thing because it's like, sure I love SpaceX.
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I think they do a insanely cool stuff.
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I also love NASA. I thought I had a sap love.
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SLS, Starship, Falcon, heavy, Ula, all of it.
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I love all spaceflight. So people like to pick sides and
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I really hope that the SLS can kind of be like, okay, we can do
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this all together. We don't all have to be fighting
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all the time like to would come on, get over yourself.
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If you think SpaceX is better than NASA.
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That's fine. That's fine.
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You can think SpaceX is better than NASA.
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And so many regards and I would agree with you in the A lot of
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lot of ways that SpaceX is working faster and cheaper than
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NASA, iterating Starship. It's such a Breakneck Pace, it's
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insanely cool. But also the Artemis program is
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going to sort of set the groundwork for future human
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space flight and also future humans, working in space so
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working together like SpaceX and NASA are going to be working
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together. So there's no real reason to
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fight. You know what I'm saying?
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Like, Sex, the NASA, their buddies.
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So why would we pick a side? Or why would you pick a side and
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kind of, like, pick a team when those people aren't fighting
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anyway? Like, it doesn't make any sense
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to me. It's like a SpaceX is doing
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things better than NASA but NASA doing might be no some stuff
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better than SpaceX. Just I mean, send some people to
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the Moon. They got to be pretty credible
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about this stuff, you know, come on.
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So I'm saying, is it can be everything.
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It can be both Ilan said for Falcon, heavy flights later this
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year by an incredible team at SpaceX, Yeah, for Falcon.
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Have you faced later this year? It's going to be cool.
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So we're going to have SLS. We're going to have the Artemis,
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one launch. We're going to have hopefully
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cross our fingers. We're going to have a Starship
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launch of some sort by the end of this year and also for Falcon
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heavy flights. If they can get all the boosters
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back, Tau P. Super cool man.
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I would be super pumped about that.
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I mean come on Falcon heavy. That's probably Why?
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I don't know my second favorite rocket.
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I don't know. I have a, I have a thing for for
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Starship. Right?
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Because of course, I moved to Texas for Starship.
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I basically just like move my whole life for a Starship and
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hopefully they're going to be doing a full stack of Starship
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soon. They have some road closures
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coming out that we'll talk about in a minute and there's some
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other stuff that's happening at Starbase with the FAA and that
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could possibly happen in the next month or two, you know,
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space like still has a lot of work to do even though you know
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Elon is very, he's always, and he always is, you know, you know
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how he is, but he's always wanting SpaceX to push so hard.
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Such a Breakneck pace and you know, the the fact that We're
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really close. Like we're closer than we were
21:35
last year and now I want to know.
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Let me know chat. And I know there's a bunch of
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you guys here who who probably thought about this before, but
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What do you think of the FAA when they stopped SpaceX from
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testing down? At Starbase when they stopped
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and they said, okay, we got to do an environmental review for
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this thing. And do you think SpaceX was
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ready with ship 20 and booster for to launch?
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Do you think they were ready? Because I've heard so many
22:05
different stories. So many different theories from
22:07
people about the hardware about the software, about the people
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about the building practices. Starbase and I don't know to be
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honest with you if SpaceX was ready with booster for her yeah
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booster foreign ship 20. So for 20 and I'm I'm a huge 420
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fan. I'm a huge booster for ship 20
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fan, but I don't know if they were ready.
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You know, did they find something with raptor one?
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That is possible that they just were like, okay, well we gotta
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wait. Anyway, Raptor choose almost
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ready. Let's just push through to
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Raptor to. Is that a possibility?
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Did they find something that wasn't exactly.
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Perfect with booster for ship 20?
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Well, I don't think we'll ever know.
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No one's ever gonna come out and say it from SpaceX themselves.
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But is it possible that FAA actually kinda did SpaceX a
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favor here by postponing them so long that they have the
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opportunity to build Raptor twos and integrate them?
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To the new booster and the new ship is that a possibility.
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So it's, you know, booster for ship 20 may have read it on the
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pad. Because Ilana, said this so many
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times that Raptor to is a better rocket or better engine and more
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efficient higher, thrust safer, less complex than raptor1.
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So, Is there a possibility that Raptor like the FAA in some way?
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In some weird weird way, kind of help SpaceX in this whole thing
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and say, Davis's, I'm also a huge for 25, but I think they
23:56
would have gone ahead and launched it.
23:58
If they could, you'll never shies away from failure.
24:00
Think there's a higher chance of success due to fááá's delays.
24:06
But Elon was ready to light that candle.
24:08
Yeah, I think he was I think he was at some point.
24:12
I think that's a that's the differentiator between SpaceX
24:16
and other things, you know? Is that they're willing to take
24:22
those risks. But how far back would they have
24:27
pushed development? If they would have read it on
24:30
the pad? Like I like, I know I've been,
24:36
I've been there, I've seen this thing up close, it is such a
24:42
complex mechanism, just on the pad that self that if they would
24:47
have, if they would have run. It it on the pad.
24:51
Like it would have taken a months to rebuild, maybe half a
24:54
year, maybe a year. I don't know.
24:56
But I think they would have done it.
24:57
I don't know. I really, I really think they
24:59
would have done it, but I think the FAA and some way even though
25:03
they probably didn't mean to do this.
25:05
Yeah, they probably put SpaceX in a better spot.
25:09
Bye. By pausing them for a little
25:15
bit, you know, so we'll see. We'll see, I don't know.
25:19
I think, I think in the future we'll get the answer from
25:22
somebody like somebody's going to ask Ilan if that was actually
25:26
going to be a thing and if it was going to be a thing, maybe,
25:30
you know, maybe we'll get the answer eventually in the future.
25:34
Sound is too low. Red Rim really okay I'll have to
25:37
have to adjust that a little bit.
25:38
See if I can boost my signal little bit.
25:41
There we go. There we go.
25:42
Let's see. That's as high as I can get it
25:44
for right now and I don't want any have an air conditioner over
25:47
here. So I have to keep it a little
25:48
bit low, the air conditioners like directly blowing into my
25:51
microphone. So I have to keep it a little
25:53
bit lower because my Noise Gate is picking it up.
25:55
Everybody thing is picking it up Bob Rigg says, I'm 100% behind
26:01
SpaceX but I like, but I like NASCAR, it would be boring.
26:04
If there are only one car on the track, so I hope another company
26:06
gets up and going Bob Brink, I agree with you.
26:10
I want, I want all the super happy Rockets, you know.
26:14
I want. I want blue origin.
26:17
I want you LA to make it super heavy.
26:19
I want Boeing. Anybody who cares?
26:22
Yeah. Like I want everybody to make a
26:24
super heavy and I want everybody to be like launching gigantic
26:28
things into space, you know, giant telescopes.
26:31
I mean, imagine if we had telescopes you know the like the
26:36
size of a double-decker bus, you know how Would that be like
26:41
three times the size of Hubble? That would be absolutely
26:45
incredible. So could you imagine that?
26:48
I mean, come on. That's what's going to happen in
26:50
the field, like it's a future thing.
26:52
You know, if people always keep pushing for it but it takes a
26:56
ton of money, I don't know why. The other big companies didn't
27:02
think of building a super heavy rocket, other than it would take
27:05
them, billions of dollars to do it and you know, stock prices
27:09
and You know, shareholders and things like that.
27:12
Like who's going to really support a company?
27:16
That's like, oh, by the way we're making crap, tons of
27:19
money, just being part of the Department of Defense and also,
27:24
you know, we, you know, contract out the NASA and built some
27:28
parts for other things and we make a bunch of money that way
27:31
or, you know, that's just, that's the put a couple billion
27:33
bucks into a super heavy rocket, see where it goes, you know, we
27:37
don't have any customers yet. Now, but that we don't have any
27:39
customers yet. You know, we're going to build
27:41
this giant rocket and then see what happens.
27:44
Like that's kind of probably what the shareholders were
27:48
thinking. It's like, oh man.
27:50
And like people at the top, like the top brass, you know, like
27:52
the people that are the very highest like CEOs and stuff, but
27:56
these big companies like why would we build a giant?
27:58
Super heavy rocket. Like, there's no reason to do
28:00
it, plus already contracted for the SLS.
28:02
You know, most of these companies, why would they build
28:05
their own? You know, they're going to have
28:07
to go out and get other customers and like there were no
28:11
other customers, you know, there's no customers for a super
28:14
heavy yet in that regard and then SpaceX was like we're going
28:18
to build it anyway and then we're going to launch our star
28:20
legs and then we don't need customers because Sterling is
28:23
going to make us tons of money. So they did it a different way.
28:27
They didn't get the traditional customers where somebody like
28:30
you LA or or you know, any other company out there would get a
28:34
traditional customer where They would have to sell them on a
28:37
launch SpaceX. Is their own their own Customer
28:43
because they have starlink and the deck that Elon was talking
28:46
about the other day. See if I can find those for you,
28:49
he had, I can show you this. Yeah, there we go.
28:57
He tweeted this out the other day.
28:59
V2. Satellite production starlink.
29:03
So this is a super. This is Starship, super heavy.
29:07
This is from his Twitter account at Elon Musk.
29:10
If you don't know. So as you can see, I you can't
29:13
probably can't really see that too well, but in this Center
29:16
area here, it's like a Pez dispenser and it's like when you
29:20
open up the front of this thing of the Starship, these things
29:24
pop out. Look at that.
29:25
It's like little smile. He's like hey, check this out.
29:28
Look at all my eyes. Look at all myself, and it's
29:30
just Shoot some out, like a Pez, dispenser drops him down.
29:35
Shoots him out, drop some down, shoots it out.
29:37
They said they were having complications with that thing
29:38
and it's super impressive. Like if this actually works
29:44
dude, Like this is pretty freaking sweet like hundreds of
29:50
satellites. And then they fly this thing
29:54
back. They reload it.
29:57
They do another launch, like they land it.
30:01
I mean the first few will be Expendable right?
30:04
First you'll be Expendable. So this is from a pitch to are
30:10
from a deck from a SpaceX. All Hands meeting from the other
30:14
day but like how insane is that just to just to think that like
30:20
who thought this up? I want to know who the person
30:23
was. That was in this meeting.
30:24
I was like, you know what, we could do, why don't you make a
30:27
little slit in the side of a Starship?
30:30
Like because they had the idea, let's show you this too.
30:34
Well, show you this. We're going to get off in a
30:36
little little tangent here, but you got to show you this part
30:40
here. Then we'll scroll down a little
30:42
bit. Starship.
30:47
It's a flip top lid right there. So this is how they were going
30:50
to do it. Right there.
30:52
They're going to have this little flip top and then we're
30:55
going to shoot satellites out of the top of it.
30:56
This is from the from the SpaceX website but it's kind of a small
31:01
animation. Let's see if I can open image in
31:04
new tab. There we go.
31:07
But look at how it flip top lid. You know, like the top of it
31:10
flips open, then they're like, wha How would they do that but
31:15
also launched hundreds of satellites without them kind of
31:19
getting stuck on the lid? You know, and what would, how
31:22
would they how they do that? And then somebody in a meeting
31:25
was like just cut a hole in it, then we can shoot them out.
31:31
Who thought about that? Like the scent starlink ones you
31:36
just kind of like play you know like they just go play and they
31:40
just fall out kind of and then they reap.
31:43
Position themselves to the right spot but like this would be this
31:47
agreat idea. But it's very technically like
31:49
how do you keep this thing? Hinged.
31:53
During launch. During flight.
31:56
It's absolutely incredible. But how do you do it without
32:01
ripping the thing apart? It has to be.
32:02
Absolutely perfect. So, at this point, I think the
32:06
hole in the front like the little slit that they have is
32:09
probably the better option because I mean it seems crazy
32:14
like this seems crazy. Like look at this thing, it
32:19
seems absolutely insane but it also just makes sense in a way.
32:26
So they're going to have to. So the force of the starlink
32:29
shooting out the front, we're going to have to kind of propel
32:31
it forward as well as they're doing this.
32:35
I believe because I would assume the force going out the front,
32:39
in some way would kind of push. I don't know, I don't know,
32:43
because I think is huge. I don't know if it's relative,
32:47
you know, I don't know if it would it would have to push back
32:49
with some sort of thrust but I don't think so.
32:51
For the first couple here for the first flight, I think it's
32:54
going to be fine. Looking to see if it works.
32:58
You know, booster seven Raptor to.
33:00
They have a little undercarriage here, Raptor to Ilan said that
33:05
just recently. They're installing all of the
33:08
Raptors on the next booster, so booster 7.
33:13
So it's gonna be 24/7. Eventually, we'll be launching
33:17
hopefully, but here's the kind of an up close.
33:20
Look at those Raptors underneath Starship to yeah, pop bring says
33:29
I think the SpaceX was close but not quite ready.
33:31
So, FAA was not totally at fault.
33:33
Yeah, I think they were. I think they're really close,
33:35
but I think they were. Yeah, I think they weren't quite
33:37
ready yet and I was down there during the whole construction
33:39
phase the 420. So, I have all the footage I
33:42
have like, hundreds of hours of footage that I took on the side
33:44
of the road of 420. And that's kind of where we're
33:47
going to go to eventually to is like, what is the, what's the
33:52
timeline for this thing? You know, what do they still
33:55
have to do? How much time do these things?
33:59
Take how much do they learn from doing for 20 and then they're
34:02
going to take it to 24/7, you know.
34:05
So it's like there's so many other factors going on is the
34:11
launch pad ready? There's still people working on
34:14
it every day so I don't see them being ready with the Launchpad
34:19
unless they're they're working up until launch and you know,
34:25
stage zero but the if they're working up to the launch and
34:30
then there's going to like cut it off at some point like they
34:32
might even already be ready enough.
34:35
You know, the suppression the water suppression.
34:37
We saw a little trickle of that a little bit ago like about a
34:40
month ago, but there's no other indicator indicators that there
34:44
is a launch suppression system like a sound suppression system
34:47
setup. That's actually going to be able
34:49
to handle 33 Raptors. Like that's a lot.
34:53
So each and astronauts that I think they could have launched
34:57
420. Given the chance we knew it
34:59
probably would have rented, but or he knew it would have
35:02
probably read it but he would take that chance.
35:04
See, I think. That's true.
35:06
But I also think the engineer and him doesn't want to rebuild
35:11
stage zero, you know. Maybe they would do it, you
35:16
know, since State 0 was kind of a baby at that point.
35:19
Maybe they would do it be like, yeah, whatever.
35:20
We'll cut our losses, you know? But the sooner they get to orbit
35:24
the sooner. They can launch the next star
35:27
links and then they could start making more money.
35:29
So that'll be pretty cool. How long do you think it will
35:31
take for Ula to test PE for on Vulcan Adam?
35:36
Months, once they get them already, I think it'll take
35:39
months there. You have to do, static fires.
35:41
May have to do fit test. Check test.
35:45
Looks like everything else. You know, they have to fit test.
35:47
All the engines, they have to do.
35:52
Basically all the piping that's on a Vulcan and the be four
35:59
engines. Yeah, Rory's going to get his
36:01
engines but it could take months, you know.
36:05
No, I think it'll take four to six months before they actually
36:08
get this thing. I'm like cool.
36:09
You know, high risk. High reward says Blake.
36:13
Yeah, exactly. Yeah.
36:16
I think I think that's the thing.
36:18
Maybe it would have been high risk of reward or a high risk.
36:21
High Rudd. You know?
36:24
It's a pellet machine. Yeah.
36:25
Adam it is. Yeah.
36:26
It's basically a machine just clunk clunk, clunk clunk clunk
36:30
clunk to shoot these things out. That's what they said in the
36:36
everyday astronaut video to is like it's kind of like a pillow
36:40
machine. I think that's what he said.
36:43
But yeah, just like, come come, come, come come.
36:47
Yeah. This goes down and down, and
36:48
down, shoots him out the front. It's pretty impressive, to be
36:51
honest with you. Any news on Phobos and Deimos
36:57
Frakes? No, not yet.
36:58
I, I've heard there are a few Rumblings about them but that's
37:02
not a, not really a high priority right now.
37:06
So they're just kind of like sitting around there.
37:08
Still ripping them apart a little bit.
37:10
So they're figuring out what the next steps are and things but I
37:14
don't think there's really any like high level building going
37:17
on at this point with those two. Jeff Francis.
37:21
Hey man, what's up? Yes.
37:23
So that was pretty much it for Starship, I think.
37:26
Let's take a look at. So the environmental review for
37:31
Starbase is almost ready. We're so pumped so and 86 13.
37:39
We have like five days left. It's the eighth right now. 6:13
37:45
in progress. Everything is ready Endangered
37:48
Species. Act section 106, The Endangered
37:51
Species Act consultation number two, Magnuson Stevenson Stevens,
37:55
fishery conservation and management act section 305 is
37:57
done. Everything looks done.
38:00
And then we have a date of 613 basically so they can like cross
38:03
the t's and Dot the I's and things.
38:05
So we have a few more extra days left but this is important to
38:10
section 4 F has concluded section.
38:13
For f and this is from the other pages is the environmental
38:17
assessment for Starbase SpaceX. The project is a SpaceX Starship
38:21
super heavy launch vehicle program at the SpaceX Boca Chica
38:24
launch site in Cameron County, Texas, whoo.
38:29
Yeah. So this is a this is kind of a
38:32
rundown of what this thing. The completion of the
38:34
environmental review process does not guarantee that the FAA
38:37
will, this will issue an experimental permit or vehicle.
38:40
Operator, license for SpaceX super-heavy launches at Boca,
38:44
Chica SpaceX license application must also meet FAA safety risk
38:48
and financial responsibility requirements. / 14, CFR chapter
38:53
3. Yeah, so the FAA and SpaceX,
39:00
they have to come to an agreement after this that
39:03
they're okay to launch. This thing.
39:05
You know, that it's not a risk. Really, it's very safe at the
39:10
same, as you can get it and financial responsibility
39:13
requirements as well. So financial responsibility,
39:16
meaning, do they have enough money to do it?
39:18
They have enough money to continue doing it, etc, etc.
39:21
So this environmental review, I mean that SpaceX can launch
39:27
right away. They have to get an FAA launch
39:29
license. And that could literally take
39:32
months, if not a year, depending on what system SpaceX has shown
39:37
them. How much information is out
39:39
there already when they file how they file, you know, if if they
39:46
have to make concessions for this environmental impact study,
39:51
so that Peña could say, hey, we're going to give you this
39:56
Give you the okay, but you can only do it.
39:59
If you do these few things could be a list of 15, 20 things could
40:04
be a list of two or three things, but because nobody knows
40:08
at this point, what it's going to be about.
40:09
We have a we assume that it's going to pass.
40:12
So the the fact that this goes through could also possibly
40:19
postponed SpaceX for a couple more months, you know, they
40:23
could have to do. Other environmental risk
40:28
management at this point and that could take them hiring
40:32
certain people to do that to do those tasks, whatever they are.
40:36
And that could take months to find the right people and also
40:40
if they do that and then they have to prove it to the FAA
40:43
again and prove it for the PE a kind of environment.
40:46
The programmatic environmental assessment team and they check
40:50
those off again, if they get those things done then they can
40:54
launch. But they Also have to get the
40:56
launch license. So FAA, safety risk and
40:59
financial responsibility requirements. / 14, CFR chapter
41:05
3. I don't even know what that is.
41:07
Let's take a look at this. Let me, let me give a little
41:10
search search ski over here. Oh this is a long document.
41:16
You just you just saw my oh my yeah there's a lot.
41:23
There's a lot to it. I can tell.
41:25
Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
41:26
It's gonna be a lot. Oh yeah.
41:29
So check this out. This is not going to be.
41:31
This is like a this is like if I have to go to court I'll read
41:35
this. Like one of those things so you
41:41
know, just to make sure definitions the There's all sort
41:44
like tons and tons of pages page, 77 safe, efficient, use
41:47
and preservation of navigable airspace Destiny is a class ABCD
41:52
and E airspace areas. Yeah, there's there's all sorts
41:57
of stuff in here. War Risk insurance.
42:00
What is that? That's crazy.
42:02
I didn't know that that's the thing, because that makes sense.
42:07
But yeah, there's there's all sorts of other things.
42:10
They have to do requirements that they have to do, and it
42:13
could take could take months more months than where they're
42:18
at now. So, It's possibility Space X
42:22
doesn't launch till later this year.
42:24
Till December, maybe. I mean I'm a huge, huge fan of
42:29
Starship. I mean, I moved my whole life
42:31
down there just to see Starship, a bunch.
42:34
So like as much of a fan as anybody else's, I'm just as much
42:37
of a fan. So I know that these things take
42:41
a lot of time. Yeah, I don't know.
42:46
I Jeff what? Oh yeah, I was gonna ask you
42:47
about that. Jeff.
42:48
I didn't get to go to Starbase wasn't feeling well.
42:51
Oh that sucks. I'm sorry, man.
42:54
That sucks. Hopefully you'll get down there
42:56
again because I hope you hope you get to see that beautiful
43:00
beautiful area and get to see some of the cool people that are
43:03
down there. That place is kind of magical
43:05
and I miss it, I really do. Like I'm back up here in the
43:09
Northeast and I love this place so much.
43:13
I also really do Miss Even though like I kind of like I was
43:18
like, okay that's a chapter in my life that I have to close.
43:21
I'm like, but I really do freaking miss it, man.
43:24
And it's like, I'll be like, heart on my sleeve.
43:27
It was one of the most, like one of the coolest experiences I
43:32
ever got to do and I couldn't have done it without everybody
43:34
else. So Jeff, if you get a chance, I
43:37
really hope you get down there and like just Just enjoy it.
43:42
Like that's going to be so fun. I'm sorry that you felt.
43:45
You weren't feeling too. Well though man, that sucks.
43:47
Hopefully you're feeling better now, but you know, you'll get
43:50
back down there. There's plenty of time.
43:52
You'll get, you'll do it. You got this Adam says, plastic
43:57
mugs has 54 star linkspurr Starship.
43:59
Launch is not a lot. We'll need a lot of launches.
44:02
Yeah, it doesn't seem like a lot.
44:03
Does it? 54 seems like, You know, I don't
44:09
know it's a lot but it also seems like Starship should be
44:13
able to handle a bunch more. It seems like that but
44:16
apparently not you know it's like 50 55 56 what somewhere in
44:19
that area all together, they can probably squeeze some more in
44:23
there eventually, but I think the first one is going to be
44:26
like you know, mid 50s to 60s. Hopefully before I have to go
44:30
back to get radiation. Yeah, man.
44:32
That's it's a, it's a tough one. In the thing is about Starbase
44:37
is that it's like, it's really rugged, Man.
44:39
Like you got to be really sort of like mentally, mentally,
44:43
ready for it and I, when I went down there, I wasn't mentally
44:47
ready for it. I was mentally ready to like, go
44:51
on this crazy adventure, This Life Adventure, but also, like,
44:56
you have to be mentally prepared to go.
44:58
Go to actual Starbase, you know what I'm saying?
45:00
Like you're going to be alone on this road for like 30 minutes.
45:03
Nothing around you. And you know, just be like it's
45:07
such a beautiful drive though. It's so cool.
45:10
And you get 2. You get to just like enjoy the
45:14
enjoy the area and enjoy this like it's very just sparse,
45:21
there's nothing there and it's really Brown.
45:24
Like so these are the things that I took away from living in
45:26
Brownsville nearest Starbase just because this is because you
45:31
brought it up, Jeff. So, these are some of the things
45:34
that I took away from living in Brownsville and the Starbase
45:38
area, I'd love to my apartment. It was really cool.
45:41
Nice, big place. Um, you know, and I had enough
45:45
room for another Studio there. I didn't have like a living
45:49
room, but I converted the living room area into a studio, which
45:51
is really cool. And I did a lot of shows from a
45:54
lot of live shows, a lot of kind of, like editing shows and
45:57
things like that, Starship stuff.
46:00
So, my typical day down, there was Wake up in the morning, go
46:07
grab some breakfast. Go to Starbase film for an hour
46:12
or two. So by that time it's like that's
46:14
the say a leaven leavens o'clock, I'm done come back,
46:18
home start, loading my footage onto my hard drive because my
46:23
computer at that time was junk. And I had to just, I had to
46:28
transfer everything from my from this little drive, right here,
46:31
this little SSD, which goes into my Camera at the transfer that
46:38
into my into my computer and by then it's about an hour later
46:42
because there's so much footage and so then I would start
46:47
editing it about noon and then by about 3:00 at be done with
46:50
like a rough cut. And then by 4:00 at be done with
46:54
like a final cut and then about 5:00 either publish it or wait
46:59
till the next morning to publish it, depending on what the
47:01
schedule was then between five and, you know, 10:00 at night.
47:05
I'm like, doing all the other stuff.
47:08
So I didn't really have a time to get a life when I was down
47:10
there, which was really unfortunate.
47:12
But I guess I did get to see some cool stuff in the area is
47:14
really, it's really Stark. It's a, it's beautiful but it's
47:20
like Stark, rugged, beautiful. It's very flat like super, super
47:26
flat, I think I got it. My.
47:32
Builder guys, coming over to take a look at the bathroom.
47:34
So might have to see if that's him.
47:37
Might be my brother to stop by but the, my dogs barking
47:43
downstairs. That's why.
47:45
But just just be mentally prepared, as all.
47:48
I'm saying before you go down there because there's like,
47:50
that's not a lot. It's really hot too, by the way.
47:55
So James says, V 2 Star links are much bigger than current
47:59
versions. Yeah, and that's that's like,
48:01
it's They're better, but they're bigger, but they're better.
48:04
So it's going to be a really interesting Dynamic when they
48:09
start shoving them into a Starship, it's going to be so
48:11
cool when we actually get to see that.
48:14
And since they're doing all the, all the testing, now they have
48:17
to send that back to the to the Bay.
48:21
And then put the Sterling satellites in there and then
48:24
bring it back out to the pad, you know.
48:27
But they also have to do a stack test.
48:29
So they have the stack Starship on top of the booster as well.
48:33
So you know, when they get to the point where, you know, we
48:38
can think even think about getting close to a launch it's
48:42
going to look like this. Again there's some point then
48:44
they're going to have to do cryo tests on the booster and on the
48:47
ship together. Pressure test possibly on both.
48:51
With maybe a static fire on the booster at this time when they
48:55
do the fit test, possibly not they might possibly take them
48:58
apart again and then do another static fire on the booster.
49:01
Maybe another static fire on the ship just to make every make
49:03
sure everything works after they've been stacked.
49:06
Because who knows what gets jostle around when they stack
49:10
them? I mean they're not going to
49:12
stack this thing and not tested because I mean if they have the
49:16
chance to static fire, booster, they will I think they will But
49:22
it's going to be it's going to be a pretty long journey, I
49:25
think for Starship to launch and it might not even be a by the
49:29
end of this year. You know, like I was saying
49:31
before the environmental assessment doesn't mean they're
49:33
going to launch right away and and unfortunately I wish it were
49:36
the case. I wish the environmental
49:38
assessment says go but they don't they say, okay, the
49:42
environment looks cool and you're ready to go as far as the
49:47
environment stuff goes but you might have to make these
49:49
concessions so it's possible. SpaceX doesn't get to launch
49:52
until maybe later this year. I mean, it might be a might be a
49:56
thing. So I think I might going to make
49:58
a whole video about that because I mean at the end of a podcast,
50:02
some people probably won't even get to see this part.
50:04
So I'm probably going to make a regular video about that, so
50:07
everyone can kind of chimed in and stuff.
50:09
I think that might be kind of cool.
50:12
And I'm says, bring all you need for sure.
50:14
Not just how it is very humid. Plus no Shades sunscreen on
50:17
must. Yeah, exactly.
50:18
Bring a big hat. That's one of the things that I
50:20
tell. Everybody before I go before I
50:23
they go down there. They asked me for information or
50:25
like, you know, I've got a lot of dams on Twitter like, hey I'm
50:28
going to be at Starbase what should I do and then I say bring
50:31
a big hat like these are the Necessities.
50:33
Maybe I'll make a video about that.
50:34
There might be a good idea. Here's the, here's some things
50:37
you need to bring you need to bring a water bottle like this
50:40
big of Water. By the way, Wegmans love
50:44
Wegmans, love them back here to have Wegmans again but a big old
50:48
water bottle like bring water with you.
50:52
But yeah, there's there's so many things that you don't
50:55
really understand before you get down there, you know, and I
51:00
don't want people getting hurt either, you know, like by the,
51:03
by the end of the time, you're down there, like you're drained,
51:07
but the beach is beautiful. So if you're getting hot just
51:09
jump in the jump in the Gulf, you know.
51:11
Like if you think you feel like you're overheating just jump in
51:13
the Gulf for real. It's nice and cool.
51:15
It's super chill. You know does drive down to the
51:19
end of the street jump in the gulf and be like.
51:21
This is nice and then get in your car and leave, you know,
51:24
getting your getting your air-conditioned car and take
51:25
off. It was very cool.
51:29
Are, you know how you doing, man?
51:30
How you doing? Bring?
51:32
Big fishing hat, for sure? Yeah.
51:33
I got a big, it's in my car. I still have it in my in my car.
51:38
But yeah. Maybe I'm maybe I'll do a thing
51:40
about that, too. Like what should you bring to
51:42
Starbase and nowhere to park? Yeah.
51:44
Adam. That's another thing.
51:46
People ask me all the time on Twitter, like, DME and I say,
51:49
I'm going to start race. Where should I park?
51:50
And I say, Say okay, how do I explain this?
51:53
So I might just make a video that explains everything.
51:59
And, you know, so so I can just be like, watch the video.
52:07
Gallon of water. Cost.
52:08
Less than a dollar at the grocery store.
52:09
Yeah, exactly. Bring a bag of ice to, you know,
52:11
if you can get a cooler, bring a bag of ice and some, you know,
52:16
bring some snacks and stuff. It's always good.
52:19
Always brought like things like this.
52:22
I have this for Mike earlier. I brought this up for a hike,
52:25
like, when these little granola bars, Nature's Bakery, fig bars.
52:29
Yeah. It's just like a little bit of
52:30
sugar, you know, this little snack because if you're out
52:33
there for two or three hours, the Sun beats you up, like you
52:36
are Done, you're done. So yeah, bring water, bring
52:43
snacks. Bring a lot of sunscreen.
52:46
So maybe that's a good idea. Maybe I'll make a video about
52:48
that and where to park to what's up Andy?
52:50
How you doing Rena says I'm safe.
52:53
Thank you. Very cool, very good Thomas says
52:57
Mr. Ilan has the best. Yeah he's smart.
52:59
He's a smart smart. Dude, what's in for Artemis is
53:02
going to the Moon. It seems lunar.
53:04
Starship has been chosen first to return to the Moon. well,
53:09
Artemis is going to go around the Moon first and then I think,
53:13
I don't know and you know how to say this in the past, but he's
53:19
Basics going to try to beat NASA to the Moon.
53:23
He said, well, if we can, we will, you know, so there's a
53:27
possibility that they do that. I think that would be absolutely
53:31
incredible if they just go like, you know what, NASA.
53:34
We're not going to wait for you, we're going to do our own thing
53:36
and then we'll see in. They do have to they have to
53:39
actually land a Starship on the moon before they do the Artemis
53:42
program with a Starship because they have to test it because I
53:47
can't really put a bunch of people.
53:50
Even a few people in a crude Starship before the land, an
53:55
uncrewed Starship on the moon. So they're going to have to test
53:57
it before, they actually have people in that thing.
54:02
So, so, we'll see, you know, we'll see what happens with that
54:08
in the future. And there's so many other things
54:10
that they need to do in order to get to that point.
54:13
And like where we're at now, with a Starship.
54:15
This is just the beginning. So the mid-2020s, you know,
54:20
we're committed. Yeah.
54:21
Mid-2020s, we're hoping to get some Starships on the moon and
54:25
get some people on the moon, hopefully soon to, they'll be
54:27
freaking sweet. Roland says, I have no doubt,
54:30
Space X can be too. Do that first.
54:32
I yeah, I agree with you 100% like SpaceX good bit off topic.
54:38
But did you see the WWDC this year?
54:40
I did. And I think it's pretty cool.
54:43
Everything that happened there looks pretty cool.
54:45
Tech is good. I enjoy Tech stuff.
54:49
So If you're here to Tech stuff, that was pretty fun.
54:56
We got to check this again. It looks like my stream has has
55:00
paused. Maybe not now, there we go.
55:05
But I just look like I had a little hiccup there.
55:07
So thanks for sticking with me but, yeah, I think I think
55:10
there's this, this is the summer of spaceflight.
55:13
Possibly, this could be a huge, huge summer spaceflight.
55:17
So yeah, it's gonna be pretty sweet, man.
55:20
I'm pretty stoked. We have Artemis one, we have
55:26
Starship. We have Falcon heavy.
55:29
We have a bunch of Falcon launches you.
55:32
Well, a lot has all sorts of launches going on, so just this
55:36
might be the the summer of super heavy.
55:38
Maybe let's hashtag summer of super heavy.
55:41
Let's do it. I just made a thing.
55:44
Super heavy summer. I'll tweet it first so I can get
55:48
the so I can get the thing. Super heavy summer, it's super
55:53
heavy summer. Artemis.
56:00
NASA Artemis at SpaceX. There we go.
56:06
There, I tweeted it. That's mine.
56:09
I did it. Hashtag super happy summer.
56:12
So thanks everybody for watching.
56:15
I got to take off. I appreciate everybody here.
56:18
Thank you so much Jeff. Thank you so much for the
56:20
Superchip. That just came out of nowhere.
56:23
Get good and nice. Very nice.
56:26
Thank you so much. You're gonna get some Starships
56:27
for that. So thank you.
56:30
Let's see here. We got to get you.
56:31
Some Starships, there we go. There we go.
56:35
We'll turn those on back. Wow, there you go.
56:38
Thank you. That was that's awesome.
56:39
What a way to end the show. So if you are a fan of
56:42
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That's the best way to do this. As far as YouTube goes.
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Here we go. Jeff.
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Thank you so much again for the Super Chat.
58:21
We also have n c-- Davis with the Super Chat.
58:24
I like to get good though. I like that one.
58:25
That's pretty awesome. That's funny.
58:29
Super heavy summer is the exact opposite of beach.
58:31
Bod summer. Oh yeah, that's true.
58:34
Yeah. Who are hot now.
58:37
So summer was last year. I think it was that the year
58:39
before camera which one of us or maybe it's every summer, I don't
58:42
know. But it's funny.
58:44
Regardless quick question, if you look around the SN 24
58:48
panels, you can see there are five sections where panels are
58:51
missing. I do see welding lines on the
58:53
section where the panels are missing but I wonder who, okay.
58:59
I have not checked into that. I've seen a couple streamers and
59:06
I haven't really noticed to be honest with you, SN 24 panels.
59:11
Hmm. I'll look into that.
59:14
I'll look into that. Lets that's interesting.
59:16
I want to see what that is. Thanks for the heads-up.
59:18
Rollin appreciate that, but I must be off my friends.
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