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Elon Musk FIRES Enemies for criticizing + Nasa Artemis 1 news · Elon Musk Podcast

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  SpaceX has fired employees who participated in writing a
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  Distributing an open letter, criticizing, Elon Musk, the
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  letter called musk behavior on social media, a frequent source
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  of distraction and embarrassment, and a SpaceX to
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  condemn his actions. According to three unnamed
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  employees in an email from SpaceX president and CEO Gwynne.
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  Shotwell SpaceX fired. Some of the letters organizers.
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  In an email to SpaceX employees SpaceX CEO Gwynne.
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  Shotwell said, you may have received an unsolicited request
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  from a small group of SpaceX employees for your signature on
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  an open letter yesterday in your participation in a related
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  survey, based on diverse employee feedback.
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  This has upset many, that is the letter solicitations and general
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  process made employees. Feel uncomfortable, intimidated,
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  and bullied. And or Great because the letter,
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  pressured them to sign out of something that did not reflect
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  their views, employees. Also complained that it
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  interfered with their ability, to focus on and do their work.
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  She said we have three launches within thirty seven hours for
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  critical satellites as weekend. We have to support the
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  astronauts. We deliver to the ISS and get
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  cargo Dragon back to the flight ready, and after receiving
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  environmental approval earlier, this week, we are on the cusp of
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  the first orbital launch a attempt of Starship.
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  We have too many critical work to accomplish and no need for
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  it. This kind of overreaching
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  activism our current leadership team is more dedicated to
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  ensuring. We have a great and ever
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  improving work. Environment than any I have seen
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  in my 35 years. The open letter from these
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  employees referenced recent accusations of sexual misconduct
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  involving musk that reportedly prompted, a 250 thousand dollar
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  settlement. Musk's of the allegations were
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  utterly untrue and made a joke about some of the details on
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  Twitter SpaceX defended musk with Shotwell saying.
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  She personally believe the accusations were false Prior to
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  these employees, sending out the letter SpaceX is CEO.
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  Elon Musk told SpaceX employees that they must spend at least 40
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  hours a week in the office or risk being fired.
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  Now, going back to shotwell's email to SpaceX employees.
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  She said, blanketing thousands of people across the company
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  with repeated unsolicited emails and asking them to sign letters
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  and fill out on sponsored surveys.
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  During the workday is not acceptable.
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  Please stay focused. Us on a SpaceX Mission and user
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  time to do your best work. This is how we will get to Mars.
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  subscribing to the show. Let's do our part and help
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  people out. Now, let's talk about Artemis,
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  the Artemis, One mission, this is NASA's humongous.
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  Three hundred and twenty foot tall rocket.
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  That's going to be sending an uncrewed capsule around the Moon
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  and back to Earth. SpaceX has a big deal with this
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  because they're going to be sending a Starship to the Moon
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  eventually, which will bring people down to the surface of
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  the Moon. Now, just recently, Artemis, one
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  had a wet dress rehearsal up until 7:37 p.m.
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  Eastern, and they ended up with a tea - 29 seconds in the
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  countdown. This test marked the first time
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  that the team, We loaded all the space launch system rocket
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  propellant tanks and proceeded into the terminal launch
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  countdown during propellant load operations earlier in the day.
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  Launch controllers encountered, a hydrogen leak in the quick
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  disconnect that attaches an umbilical from the tail service.
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  Mast on the mobile launcher, to the Rockets core stage.
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  They took the whole day to fix this, the team attempted to fix
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  a leak by warming, the quick disconnect and then chilling it
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  back down to realign a seal, but their efforts didn't fix this.
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  This issue during the wet dress, rehearsal launch controllers
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  developed a plan to mask data associated with the leak.
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  That would trigger a Hold by the ground launch sequencer or the
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  launch computer. Basically, telling the computer
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  to ignore this stuff in a real launched, a scenario to allow
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  them to get as far into the countdown as possible.
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  So they were Faking It. Basically, with the computer,
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  there are telling the computer to ignore this in the time
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  required to develop the plan required extended hold time
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  during the countdown activities. But they were able to resume
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  within the final 10 minutes of the countdown.
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  Now during this terminal count, the team performs several
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  critical operations that must be accomplished for launch,
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  including switch control from the ground.
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  Launch sequencer to the automated launch sequencer
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  And back, this is an uncrewed Mission.
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  So there's not going to be any people on this Mission.
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  They're going to be gathering data from the rocket Gathering
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  data from the boosters Gathering data from the launch pad and
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  also Gathering data from the Orion capsule because they'll
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  have a dummy. So to Peek inside the Orion
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  capsule when they fly it around the Moon and back, we haven't
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  done this. Since the Apollo era, nothing
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  has gone to the moon or to lunar orbit and back.
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  Since the Apollo era, that will be ferrying people around the
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  moon to the Moon. To a lunar Outpost, we're going
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  to have a sort of like the ISS. It's going to be a lunar station
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  in orbit around the moon and these first test Are very
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  crucial, very critical to get this rocket to the moon and
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  back. Now, this is still an
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  experimental rocket. It's never flown before this
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  configuration has never flown before.
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  So that's why they're taking so much time doing this.
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  It's they've spent billions of dollars building this rocket and
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  there's a new schedule for the Artemis rocket that we're going
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  to talk about in another video, probably the next video, because
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  it's going to be years. As in the making 12 more years
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  before we have a full lunar colony, which will be really
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  great for people working and living on the surface of the
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  Moon is going to take a long time to get there.
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  SpaceX Elon Musk wind shut. Well, all the huge part of this
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  Elon Musk always controversial but always gets the job done.
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  Thank you for being a fan of space flight and thank you for
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  watching the space news pod, take care and I'll see you next
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  time. Elon musk's Mars, Mega rocket
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  will be ready to fly in July according to the billionaire.
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  Now, the US Federal Aviation Administration or the FAA.
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  Finally concluded, the SpaceX Starbase environmental
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  assessment on June 13th of 2020 to Starbase.
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  It's a long Texas Highway for just miles from the Gulf of
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  Mexico. A public beach, and historical
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  landmarks, as well, as a US National Wildlife Refuge And the
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  FAA determined the Space X star ship launches and Starship
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  operations quote would not result in significant
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  environmental impacts as long as SpaceX complies with 75
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  mitigating actions, and before SpaceX launches its Starship
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  super heavy rocket, it needs to take more than 75 action listed
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  by the FAA in a 43 page review to mitigate the environmental
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  impacts. X.
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  Some of these actions include SpaceX cleaning up Boca, Chica
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  Beach, every quarter monitoring its launch site, lighting to
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  protect sea, turtles and other wildlife, and giving five
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  thousand dollars to organizations to protect
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  endangered birds of prey and oscillates.
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  Now, let's talk about this first orbital test flight that SpaceX
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  will be launching from Boca Chica.
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  Now, at the end of the first orbital test flight for
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  Starship, SpaceX expects a re-entry into the atmosphere at
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  speeds approaching Mach 25 or 19,000 miles per hour.
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  Then a grueling 15 minutes of hypersonic flight.
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  Now, during this time, the spacecraft will reposition
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  itself sideways, which will generate tremendous amounts of
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  heat, then it will adjust to an upright position for
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  rocket-powered ocean. Landing, 62 miles, north of
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  kawaii were will. Ink and not be recovered.
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  The first orbital flight test for SpaceX Starship.
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  Super heavy will allow the Aerospace company to gather
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  crucial data for upcoming NASA Department of Defense and their
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  own starlink missions going forward.
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  But as of right now, SpaceX plans on launching their seventh
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  test, booster also known as booster seven and their 24th
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  test ship ship, 24 or SN 24. On the Orbital flight test, Elon
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  Musk tweeted Starship will be ready to fly next month.
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  I was in the high Bay and mega Bay late last night reviewing
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  progress. He showed a picture of Starship
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  SN 24 in the high Bay as well in another tweet will have a second
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  Starships deck ready to fly in August so could we see two
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  flights of stairs? Starships by the end of this
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  year. Now let me know what you think
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  about this in the comments below.
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  Do you think they'll be able to successfully get two flights of
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  Starships this year? Or do you think they'll be
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  three? Let me know in the comments
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  below.