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SpaceX Starship Mars Mission Updates · Elon Musk Podcast

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Hello. There we go.
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I said I look twice. Mars South Pole.
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Oh man, he's got what's up? What's up?
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Deb's, Neil Mal Jude cariann, who else is here?
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We got whacked, where are you? Huh, I'm here, I'm right here.
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Finally whacked. What's up man?
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How's the new Fusion reactor working out.
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Oh man. Fusion reactor.
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Who's making a fusion reactor? That's crazy.
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Let me move this thing over here, so I can actually see what
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I'm doing. Then we can sort of talk about
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stuff today. Let me turn this off.
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Whoops. Today there was a Mars
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helicopter video. We're gonna have an open
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discussion for a little bit about what you guys think about.
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You know, the Mars missions because, of course, it's just
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landed and took a couple really awesome photos of the Mars
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surface. I got a couple of those here.
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Let me show you that actually real quick.
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Today's video is a little bit. Off-kilter, got to move that
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over a little bit. So you can see all the stuff
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check this out. These are the first images from
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Mars, from the perseverance Rover.
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This one, you know, you get a little bit, get a little bit of
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jagged edge. Their image was acquired,
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February, 18th, Soul 0 at the local mean solar time of 2107
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06. Then we have this one.
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These are all raw images. These are all tiny.
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By the way, they're not like 8K crazy, huge images or anything
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like that because they just found it.
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Make sure that the has cam worked.
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But here's a couple. You can zoom in if you want to,
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but you can't really zoom in that much because they're tiny.
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But kinda see what's in there. People have been putting Like
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Bernie and all sorts of people in these things and just like,
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adding the phone memes to these which is hilarious.
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Just look it up on, look it up on Twitter and you'll find like
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hundreds of different images of people.
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Photoshopping stuff on here. What are, how frequently will
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get to see more images? I hope David Lee.
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Hope we get hundreds of pictures in the next week or so I'm sure
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we're gonna get a bunch. Sure, we're gonna get a bunch.
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Imagine seeing a Starship in front of the Rover could.
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Um, yeah. How cool would that be?
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So that's another thing we're going to get into today is you
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know, Rover landed. Of course.
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We know that the perseverance landed.
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It was so success. We streamed it on our twitch
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Channel and if you're not on our twitch Channel, go to that link
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and sign up because you don't have sign up, you get Just go
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hang out and follow the channel, but we do live shows there,
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every Tuesday and Thursday and we're going to be moving some of
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our live launches over to Twitch.
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So that'll be pretty fun. Some Live Events to.
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So these will stay here these Monday.
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And Friday things will stay here on YouTube and we'll be doing,
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of course, more live shows here too.
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But the twitch channel is where we're going to be doing some
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some more live stuff in the future so make sure to go check
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that out. You can't find me on the smart
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TV. Weird is perseverance done by
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SpaceX or NASA. It's done by NASA.
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It's a NASA program. Video ass out.
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Yeah and they have they have amazing video coming to us of
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the actual Landing to. They just have to process it.
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They have to get it back here too because sending video files
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while they're like 4K video files and they're huge.
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I got to fix my hat because this thing's bumping that but they're
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heute like they're big video files but the it takes a long
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time for them to come back here and they have to make sure that
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all the processes are in place and all the hardware is working
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and all that. At stuff before they actually do
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like, you know, send back all that stuff.
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So yeah, it's going to be really, really interesting to
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see what we get in the next week but I hope we get the, the seven
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minutes of Terror. Hope we get that video.
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That'll be really hope and I'm gonna freak out if we actually
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get the video that. So, you know, how by the way,
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how cool was that I was freaking out like I Almost like and Deb's
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knows this. But, you know, I'm one of those
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people that, like, when something cool happens, I get
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emotional about it. So, I'm for this kind of event,
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you know, the perseverance Landing.
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I got very emotional about it. I was very, you know, very
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excited about everything. So I was like holding back
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tears. Go like, oh my God, this would
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we could finally maybe find the the facts that there was life on
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another planet. It that we weren't alone, you
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know, at one point that's going to be amazing.
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Great thing that NASA is so open with images yet.
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Remember, when they weren't remember when you had to like,
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watch TV and or to see this like and they only release certain
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amounts of images instead of like everything.
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Mars. You screamed it, landed.
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I know I'm right there with you. I was like, come on in that guy.
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Who's that guy? The forgot Tim was that is named
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Jim, something like that. The guy that was saying.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, I forgot his name.
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I don't know why but that guy was my that guy was my hero
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yesterday cuz that's how I was feeling like.
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Yes, yes, yes, go, go go, that's him Dad.
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No, no it was on the news on the NASA broadcast, He's one of the
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scientists working on the on the mission.
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So yeah we're hoping that hoping that we can get some more
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information, some more images in the next.
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I don't know, couple weeks from perseverance.
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It's got to be an awesome. Awesome time to be alive.
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So yeah, hopefully we can hopefully we can go back and get
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the samples to because not only is perseverance Rover you know
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on Mars just hanging out right now, they're Chestnut all their
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stuff. Testing all the hardware, all
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the software everything. Hey, thanks Debs for that, Super
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Chat. Oh no.
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If to get your Oh, I don't know if we got you Starship.
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I saw it go and then it didn't go and then it stopped for once
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it stopped on time. Oh no.
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I'm sorry Debs but thank you for that.
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So we have it's not on this screen unfortunately and I
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switched over to late. But what if what if they
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launched Falcon heavy? Tomorrow's Thursday, launch the
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star man, right? They launched this tournament,
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this little guy and a Tesla. I have the little guy.
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This little start me. I'm guy they launched him.
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Get a Tesla, he's near Mars. What if they launched their
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recovery vehicle to Mars in a falcon heavy?
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It's possible. What is the title of this video?
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Please, the title is SpaceX Starship, Mars mission that we
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should probably get you there. I should probably get you there.
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So, hopefully it works on your TV.
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So they could in theory launch, a falcon heavy and have a return
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Mission, you know, for the perseverance Lander.
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So, that being said, do you think they'll use a falcon heavy
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that's already slated for other missions in the next couple of
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years? So it's totally capable of doing
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it. Would they do that with a use
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the Falcon heavy? What do you guys think?
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I mean, I think it's possible that I don't see why not, you
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know, they've already they've already showed the capabilities
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that I can get paid load to Mars orbit.
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So there's no reason why they shouldn't in the cost is pretty
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good. I mean, if you look at Falcon
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Heavies cost, here's Falcon heavy.
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So, if you look at Falcon heavy cost, if you go way down here,
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it's seven total Landings. Three total launches for
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reflowing Rockets, September 22 by a Vulcan 2022.
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You think so that quick? September 22.
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Is that already slated Here we go, this thing.
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This thing can totally do it. Fog and heavy.
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Of course we have Starship or let's start Starship Starman,
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unmatched performance With Merlin engines, of course, and
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go all the way down capabilities and services.
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There we go. It can launch up to 37 thousand
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pounds. 37,000 pounds and the Rover, the creepy inaccuracy,
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Curiosity Rover's, wait, perseverance.
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It's the new one. Perseverance, Rover, weight is
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about 2200 pounds, right? So Falcon, heavy can easily
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lift, its 37,000 pounds. Plus the other stuff.
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They could build a landing pad. You think, sending robots,
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materials, via Falcon heavy. If Starship isn't ready at the
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next window in 2022, kind of makes sense.
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They could build the landing pad or 10.
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Get things started. Yep.
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I mean, sent Falcon heavy. It does, it makes sense of
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Vulcan could work. A Vulcan could totally work.
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Is there music? I listen to my bad.
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I didn't realize there was music.
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Oh, and thanks for that Tech 10. Thank you for that.
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You think we need a new Falcon heavy mission for starlink.
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Ooh, yeah, that would be pretty cool.
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But Falcon heavy. As you can see, you can't even
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see under my head here. Let me, let me scroll up a
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little bit here. You can't you actually can't see
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but it says is capable of lifting payload to Mars, 37,000
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40. Yeah, so you can't really see it
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behind me. Pro streamer Pro streamer move.
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Debs The problem with Falcon heavy currently is that it's
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fairing is the same size as Falcon 9.
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Yeah, that's true. I mean they don't they don't
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really need to send a whole other Rover up there to get
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these samples and samples are pretty small.
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They're like you know you can fit them in your hand like the
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size of a just think about this is like the size of a banana.
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The sample collection doesn't have to be the size of a
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curiosity or perseverance Rover. I don't see why they would use
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Falcon heavy. Although, since the price is too
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much so it's 90 million to launch a falcon heavy.
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It's Falcon Falcon. He's only 90 million to launch
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this. So that's pretty cheap.
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So it's possible. Is it probable will see Vulcan
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seems to be doing the job quite well.
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So probably maybe not fucking that because they already sent
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perseverance there with the different rocket than a falcon
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heavy. So, There's flight tested
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Rockets out there that can actually do the job.
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So could they use it? Yes.
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Will they use it? We'll see.
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We'll see. But they are going to be using
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JJ silk. Yes, Falcon heavy for the
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gateway mission and that's pretty cool.
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That's pretty interesting to know about to is it Falcon?
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Heavy will be used for the Gateway the first gateway
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mission so it can get payload to the Moon orbit, which is really
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great. 90 million is nothing compared to other launches,
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especially SLS. Yeah, the billion-dollar SLS
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They could just save some money though if they're just launching
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start. Like must they have more room
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for more satellites. They get a send a bunch of
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Starlings. You know, the normal, the normal
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star legs, 60 starlink satellites on a falcon heavy,
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but then they'd they'd be wasting a little bit of money.
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Well, probably like 30 million per launch.
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Using Falcon heavy. Ula is 420 million per launch
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for a Vulcan. But the other thing is, like,
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Vulcan Ula, their Rockets are their flight tested a lot
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compared to a falcon heavy. So if we scroll up, let's go
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back here. When I go here fucking heavy.
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Let's see how many launches this thing as head Falcon heavy.
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Only had a few launches three launches so far.
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Seven Landings for Reflow on Rockets.
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So three, launches, a falcon heavy and would they send?
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Would they send a collection sample collection Rover on
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something that isn't super flight tested, right?
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So three total launches, it's not that much.
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Like that's not that many launches.
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How many flights, how many successful flights is Vulcan had
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Falcon rocket? That's a sea.
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Mars. It Falcon heavy were used and
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refurbished more. I'm sure the cost would go down.
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Yeah, we go way down Carey and thank you so much for that.
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Two dollar. Super Chat.
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Let's see if it works. Let's see if the, if the
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Starship Works. Come on Starship.
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Go, go, go. What?
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Everybody go. Starship.
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Go go, Starship, go. We're supposed to get a Starship
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alert. When somebody doesn't Super
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Chat. Is it working?
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Is it going to work? Is it going to work?
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There it goes. All right, Carrie and you got
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your Starship. There you go.
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That wasn't manual. By the way.
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I'm just waiting for it to work. So thank you.
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Carry, on for that. Go, Starship, go go, go.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes. It is.
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Should repeat, there we go. Go Starship.
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Oh, that's amazing. Thank you carry on Deb's.
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I'm sorry yours didn't work. I'm sorry when hop.
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Oh, you can do this actually that's the command.
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Or when hop? Sucking every underused.
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Oh yeah. I think so too Deb's.
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Thanks so much for the Super Chat to you should get your own
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Starship in a moment. Hopefully, there we go.
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There we go. Debs there's your Starship.
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So thank you so much for everybody who's super chatting
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and becoming a member of the show too because those things
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are going to send me to Texas, literally, I'm going to go to
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Texas, go see, Starship take this camera, gotta get a new
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lens for it but I got a car out there that was another big
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thing. I got a car this week and yeah I
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can drive to Texas now. Big drive, but it should be
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pretty fun should be pretty fun. Yeah, so that's that's really
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helping. That it Mel, I love that alert.
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I love that alerts. So fun.
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It's so fun. I'm super pumped about that
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alert and the funny thing is like, if you don't turn it off,
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it just keeps going. It's the best thing ever.
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It does keeps star shipping everywhere.
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So, Let's see here. 200 million is that per launch for a Vulcan
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centaur? Yeah, so 200 million compared to
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Starship. 90 million something like that is that you said, you
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know, I forgot 420 million for launch who, how we get the
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samples from ours. Funny, you should ask because I
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have that in another, another check box here.
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So this is the thing, so, perseverance collection, right?
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So perseverance is going to shoot out these tubes.
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Right. That are about the size you
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know. Like it's kind of like a banana
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sighs. Let's think about it like some
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like that. I don't have a banana for scale
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but you know little bit longer than your phone.
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So you got a phone a little bit longer in that spot.
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That big need to collect those things.
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Right? So how are they going to do
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that? They're going to set a Rover up
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there. Send a robot.
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Oh by the way Disney Andy thank you so much for stopping by
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today. Happy you're here.
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But you know how do they get it up there?
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They sent a Rover up there. The only way to get those
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samples. With a Rover or with a person
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and people aren't ready to go yet.
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Unfortunately, people are ready to go yet.
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So, Okay. Ta.
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Thank you so much. So what we get is we going to
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get a Rover in the Rover. Is going to Rove around drive
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around and with some sort of mechanism, pick up the pick up
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the samples, right? So, how do you get it there?
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Of course, Falcon heavy Vulcan, you know, something like that
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would work. But how're we going to get it
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back to. So there's numerous ways they've
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been thinking about getting us back and they've been working on
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it for a really long time, trying to find out how, you
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know, like how they're going to send these things back to Mars
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orbit and then eventually Back to the Earth.
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So there's if I found a few things, right?
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So here's a The super cat thing isn't stopping to have, so
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you're going to have some Starships for a second.
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There we go. So we have of course
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perseverance. Over here collecting samples.
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And collecting these samples. Isn't going to help us unless we
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can get them back to earth, right?
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So, we got to collect these samples.
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So, let's get back. Let's do this.
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So we can actually see the thing.
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Collect the samples do samples, get stuffed into a tube.
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Basically, remember those old tubes, I don't know if anybody
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here remembers these. Remember those tubes from the,
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the bank back in the day, if you're older, you remember going
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to the bank of they have the like those Bank tubes, if you'd
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like, put him in a vacuum, like the vacuum.
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Tubes and they just go poop and like, shoot up back into the
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bank, by the way. That's a little bit off topic
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but that was the coolest thing ever.
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When you're a kid, the bank tube, the peg tube with so cool.
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I remember like so many times when I was a kid and I would go
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to the bank with my mom. And she would let me put the
22:14
bank tube in the thing in the section area.
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I never know what to call it, but it was a vacuum tube and
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they're just go shoot. It would suck the tube back into
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the bank, they still use them there.
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What? That's cool.
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I don't know. Do we have a background here?
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That does that? I think we do.
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Actually, I think we do. But yeah, that's cool.
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So, they're about that size. All right, so you gotta, you
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gotta find a way to get that thing back to earth, right?
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So we're going to collect these samples.
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And then they're going to drop them, they're going to bake.
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Like the Rover is basically going to poop them out and leave
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them on the ground. And then they have to have
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another Rover, come up behind it, pick it up, put it in a
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storage and storage, and then send that Rover, or SMS storage
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someplace else. So these are the poops right
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here's the Rover, poops at these little things, the little
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batons. Yeah.
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So those are little batons that they have to have another Rover.
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Pick them up. And then, what do they do with
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that Rover? And this is all this, all
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Wikipedia. They have another Lander and
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these are just concepts. Of course, these are just
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Concepts. So don't have to really You
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know, we don't have the full information but what the Rover
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is going to look like or what the land is going to look like.
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But here's a little bit more information about it.
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Like these are concepts of concepts of the Landers, Land
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spread out, its solar panels. Get ready to obtain.
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The. Thanks.
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These little batons here. So this is a newer over there
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would obtain them, right? and then, Bring them back to the
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Mother Ship, where the mothership would launch a little
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tiny rocket. Back to Mars orbit, and it would
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be collected in a return vessel in Mars orbit.
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How crazy is that though? That's insane.
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Yeah, so Ascent vehicle is protective shroud and then
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there's some sample, tubes core sample, sample cash, marce, a
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return sample cash. This is pretty cool stuff.
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So, those are the little batons right here.
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The sample tube, the core sample is the thing on the left.
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You can't see it though. Let me move this over for you.
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Core samples over here. Production is high quality here.
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So there's the production sample or the core sample on the left
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side. It's like a big rock tube.
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And then you put it in the metal tube, the steel tube, and then
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you seal it off with this thing right here with this right here.
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and then you put this thing in this thing, if you launch it in
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a rocket to Mars orbit, and then you take that, and you launch
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that back to Earth, so, instead of Instead of one of us going to
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Mars, and picking it up with our hands, so that would only take a
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couple minutes, right? So sending something for us to
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do it to go over and pick it up, a probably take an hour to pick
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up, all the samples, put him in a rocket and launch us back to
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home or send us there in a Starship.
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Right. And maybe there's testing
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equipment on the Starship something like that.
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Would be amazing. So if you think about think
25:58
about those kind of things, Starships, probably not going to
26:01
be ready for the sample return Mission.
26:04
You know, they have to have a certain window that they have to
26:08
have to launch in. So it's still the fastest return
26:14
possible or fastest launch to Mars possible.
26:20
So Starships, probably not gonna do this more than likely, it's
26:23
going to be over and they already had those, you know,
26:25
they've already had those discussions.
26:27
So they already have it all set up every 26 months.
26:30
Exactly. So, it'll be a little Rover like
26:32
this guy over here, you know, he just going over there with a
26:35
little robot, arm picking stuff up, taking it back, launched it
26:38
back to orbit and then launching it back to Earth which is in say
26:44
like for me is that even a thing?
26:47
Like is is that a is that A thing.
26:49
Hold on my like, just broke. Well high-quality lights, we got
26:55
this high-quality production thanks Debs so yeah.
27:01
What do you guys think? Do you think do you think this
27:05
is going to be a successful Mission party lights?
27:07
Here we have just had a rave Sir, she goes orbital this year.
27:12
What do you think? The Starship will start doing
27:13
commercial and government missions?
27:17
I think it'll be a couple of years.
27:20
I think they have to, I mean, making it to orbit is Elon, even
27:25
said this making the orbit is hard, make it a space is easy,
27:29
but also making a Starship. That's ready for commercial
27:35
production and ready for a commercial missions.
27:38
That's hard. It took SpaceX.
27:41
You know, how long has it been since Falcon 9 like 10 12 years?
27:45
Something like that and Falcon 9 isn't even done yet.
27:47
You know, like they're they're pretty good, but they always
27:50
keep tinkering with it and playing with it, but the like
27:55
Starship won't be ready to do missions for a couple years at
27:57
least after I think, at least until when they get to orbital.
28:02
probably a couple years after that, but They can use it for
28:06
personal missions. You know, for SpaceX missions
28:09
they don't need to have the commercial commercial NASA stuff
28:13
for defense contracts or anything like that.
28:15
Though, the defense department, the defense department said
28:20
they're interested in sending this is crazy to sending people
28:27
from point A to point B on the earth like in a defensive mode
28:32
in like a military maneuver in a Starship, So, instead of sending
28:37
some, you know, bunch of people in a 747 or whatever and a big
28:40
ol aircraft, they'll send him in a Starship, it'll take an hour
28:46
as opposed to taking, you know, 12 hours or something like that
28:49
to get across the ocean. So that's crazy.
28:54
Novick on, thank you so much for that.
28:55
Super Chat. Let's see if you get a Starship,
28:59
appreciate that. Thank you.
29:01
Let's see. If you do you get a Starship
29:03
like Oprah over here. You get a Starship and you.
29:06
Get a Starship, you get a Starship thanks.
29:08
Noah con, appreciate that. So that's another issue.
29:14
You know, what are they gonna do military stuff?
29:17
It'll be a little bit, you know, they have to prove this thing
29:21
works because getting it to orbit is cool and that proves it
29:24
once, you know that it could get to orbit but making sure that it
29:28
continues to work. After that is important.
29:32
So it'll be a little bit It'll be, it'll be a little bit before
29:36
they get those kind of things. The reason must chose Boca Chica
29:40
as because of the remoteness, the closest to the gulf and the
29:43
heat. Yes.
29:45
The weather is well weather's, usually good and Boca Chica.
29:50
Yeah. And you know the word is on the
29:55
earth. You know, it's basically
29:57
directly across from NASA, just keep going east man.
30:01
You'll hit NASA. And hopefully yeah.
30:05
What do you say? 2024 Starship will send people
30:08
to Mars, yet in 20, by the end of this year, they want to get
30:10
it to orbit, so that's that's fast. 20:24, they want to send
30:17
people to Mars. And so in between orbit of this
30:19
year, right? Getting to space is easy, you
30:22
just keep shooting it up, right? Let's keep shooting, keep going
30:26
up. Of course, the right trajectory
30:29
and write velocity, things like that, right important.
30:33
But getting it to orbit is important.
30:36
Also sending it to Mars, they can send an uncrewed Mission to
30:40
Mars. Like the set of Starship there,
30:45
make sure it goes around Mars and comes back.
30:47
I wouldn't land probably I probably wouldn't to be honest
30:52
with you. Getting off Mars and that is
30:55
difficult is getting off Earth. We should take advantage of
30:58
that. Yeah exactly. so, You know, I
31:05
think that. Yeah, couple years from now.
31:09
I think we're going to see Starships go to go to orbit,
31:12
like orbit the Moon, you know, the dear Moon project should be
31:17
pretty. I mean, I'm I'm thinking next,
31:20
you know, couple years for dear Moon Starships, just not ready
31:24
yet. They are, of course, working
31:27
really hard but it takes a long time to get these things to
31:31
work, like Falcon 9. It's like twelve years to get
31:33
people to the International Space Station 10 or 12 years to
31:37
get the Falcon 9 to the International Space Station with
31:39
people on board. So they have to make sure that
31:43
all the systems are in place, but they can do private
31:45
missions, right? So, it's going to be a bit,
31:52
right? So, yeah, those, those kind of
31:57
things are important to think about, too, is like realistic
32:00
timelines as opposed to. I wish it just happened.
32:05
You know, I wish it does happen. I wish thing is just I wish
32:08
things just worked. I wish things would just kind of
32:11
just happen. I want us to be on Mars
32:13
immediately. I want us to, I want people to
32:17
be walking on Mars. By the time I'm dead, you know,
32:20
one of the things, like the next 20 years, Yeah, that would be
32:24
awesome. It'd be great.
32:25
If instead of, you know, a person it could be or instead of
32:30
this Rover right here, collecting samples, it could be
32:32
a person in a space suit, you know, the person in a suit
32:35
bending over to pick this thing up, that'd be great.
32:40
How long will the samples be on Martian crowd before collecting
32:42
what the end up covered in dust? They'll be covered in a little
32:46
bit of dust but not a lot to be honest with you, there's not
32:50
like crazy dust storms on Mars. If you look at the, let's see if
32:55
I can find a picture of the Curiosity Rover.
33:09
It gets there's a lot of dust, right?
33:11
So there's see if I can find a current picture of curiosity.
33:19
But it gets you know, it's dusty and all that stuff but it's also
33:23
it won't be that bad. To be honest with you, it's
33:26
going to be not going to be too bad.
33:30
There will be dust on it but it'll be easy to collect still.
33:35
It's some rich guy taking paying bus to take him around the Moon.
33:38
Basically yeah diarmuid that's basically what it is.
33:41
It's a it's a Let's see, let's see if we can get some
33:47
information here. About dear Moon.
33:50
So we have all the information for you because I don't want to
33:54
get anything wrong about this Mission.
33:56
We don't really talk about deer moving that much and it seems
33:58
like it seems like it's on the In the back of everybody's head,
34:03
you know like in the back of everybody's mind, dear moon at
34:06
2023 artist. Representing the Earth wet for
34:08
the moon 2023. That's a complete, that's two
34:11
years away. Right.
34:14
How crazy is that 2 years away? Dear Moon.
34:19
That's not that far off. If you want to go to the Moon,
34:23
there you go. I mean, there's the commercial,
34:27
you know, the inspiration for Mission, which is sending
34:30
regular people too. Orbit around the Earth this
34:36
year. So the test and some stuff out,
34:40
you know, this is the first sort of like that's the first phase
34:43
of getting people towards the moon like, kind of figuring it
34:46
out by themself. So You know, and these are,
34:52
these are the artists in the people that want to go to the
34:54
Moon. You know, how many different
34:56
people are going to go. Dear moon is the Japanese
34:58
entrepreneur yasuko Misawa who will produce this revolutionary
35:02
art project and paid a bunch of money undisclosed amount of
35:05
money. So it's like the it's billions
35:08
of dollars. So much money, probably not
35:10
billions, but at least, at least a lot of money.
35:15
Let's just say that. And on aspiring Global Universal
35:19
art project is about to begin. So yeah, it's going to be, it's
35:29
going to be an insane sort of thing in a planetary transport
35:34
system. Of course, we can take a look at
35:36
that because we've seen we've all seen this before Starship.
35:39
This is an older video for 2016. Starship doesn't even look like
35:42
this anymore. You know, Starship is more
35:45
Sleek. Doesn't look like a big bubble
35:47
on the top like a whale, but the booster lands, of course.
35:51
And they're thinking about different ways to catch the This
35:53
thing and it's probably not going to be landing on like the
35:58
Earth anymore or not on, not on a launch or a landing pad on
36:03
ground. It's going to be landing in the
36:05
Gulf of Mexico. So you know they would refuel
36:10
it, put it back on a booster and then troop stick it back on
36:14
there and then they launched again.
36:17
And then they refuel in orbit which this is crazy and so
36:21
they're not even planning on refueling side by side anymore.
36:24
They're planning on refueling engine to engine.
36:29
So but this is kind of the the idea is to send people around
36:34
the moon. So that's pretty neat, pretty
36:39
neat. Yeah, it should be.
36:45
Should be interesting to see what happens the next, you know.
36:50
Rip. Rip, rip the stream everybody,
36:55
rip. Can we get an F?
36:57
Can we get an F in the chat for the stream?
37:04
That just went straight downhill?
37:11
Hank, what's up, man? What's up, Lux?
37:15
How you doing? We got some maps and Chef.
37:16
Thank you so much for the fs. Thanks for f in the chat.
37:21
You guys are amazing. Yeah, something crashed.
37:26
Something crashed. Not good.
37:28
So dear Moon. Going to be fun.
37:31
Actually, it's going to be it's going to be interesting to see
37:33
if that actually works Starship To Mars.
37:36
This is this, you know, is it going to happen?
37:42
Hopefully, hopefully, it's gonna happen soon, you know, in the
37:46
next Couple years, we'll send a test our ship to Mars.
37:51
So if if they actually get to moon orbit the next couple years
37:57
2023, then there's no reason why they just can't send a Starship
38:03
past Mars or to Mars and back, you know what's the what's the
38:08
deal? It's a commercial thing.
38:11
As long as they have the proper protocols in place and the
38:15
proper, you know licenses in place.
38:21
Then there's no reason why they shouldn't send something to
38:25
Mars. So, once they get the, once you
38:27
get the Earth orbit, you know, by the end of this year, they
38:31
want to do it by the end of this year.
38:33
So SN 10s, n11 going up to SN 15 etc, etc.
38:41
They want to get the orbit by the end of this year and I think
38:43
they can, I really do? I think they can't, you know,
38:46
the boosters will be ready the next couple months, you know, by
38:50
June And I want to get down to Boca Chica for a booster launch.
38:54
I think they'll be insane. How cool would that be?
38:57
How cool would that be? Yeah, pretty insane.
39:02
So that's my plan to, to get down to Boca for a booster
39:06
launch or another Starship launch.
39:08
It depends. Man Starship will most likely go
39:12
to Mars the next decade. However for that they will
39:14
certainly send a Rover to The Chosen location order to
39:16
establish a settlement. I agree with you 3, 6 9, I
39:21
think, I think they will send some sort of Rover, some sort of
39:26
crap. I mean, they're going to have
39:27
to, they're probably not going to send their own Rover.
39:30
They're probably going to hire somebody else to build a Rover
39:31
for them because they want to work on the ships I think.
39:39
So I think they're going to hire somebody to build them are over.
39:41
I mean they they could probably do it in house, but why spend
39:45
that resource out of Rover when they just want to make the
39:47
ships? You know like be really good at
39:49
one thing as opposed to To dilute your valuation to all
39:53
these other things, you want to want to be really good at making
39:56
Rockets. So hire somebody else to make a
39:59
Rover, you know, something off the shelf like hey we would just
40:02
want to Rover because want to land a Rover or maybe they can
40:05
partner with somebody like NASA Orissa or somebody who's going
40:08
to set it over there anyway. So You know, then they can send
40:13
a Rover to Mars for somebody but they have to send a Rover they
40:17
have to send a Starship to Mars first.
40:20
Make sure that everybody you know everything works with
40:25
Starship so they're probably orbit Mars, come back and the
40:29
try to land the thing or you know, they'll send it to Mars
40:34
and see if it'll land on Mars. And if it does that's amazing.
40:37
That I can test it. But first, I'll probably be more
40:40
than are in Bit of Mars. There we go.
40:46
Yeah, so hopefully, you know, the next couple of years, they
40:50
start sending things to Mars. I really hope it's by 2023.
40:54
I really do, but the booster by the end of this year, would be
40:59
amazing to orbit. I should say.
41:03
So hopefully they get, you know, hopefully they get it up there.
41:07
What time when do you guys think?
41:09
They're going to send a Mars ship a Starship to Mars?
41:19
The Mars helicopter is going to be sweet.
41:22
Ooh! I can't wait for that.
41:23
That's going to be awesome. The perseverance helicopter.
41:27
Do you think they'll have Starship?
41:31
To Mars by 2022. 20:29 2026. Okay, you think by to Mars, by
41:38
2029 2026, 2024 2024 starlink first to Mars.
41:44
Oh yeah. Send a set of communications
41:47
array to Mars 2020 for optimistically, probably 2026
41:52
2026 by Neil 2022. First robot Starship.
41:56
So tect, and you think it's going to just go next year.
41:59
Launch of 2022. 20:30. See, I'm thinking like, I'm
42:04
thinking optimistically. I'm thinking optimistically that
42:13
you know we're going to get something to Mars at least
42:15
launched to Mars and the next three you know, 3s years 24 ish,
42:25
somewhere on there. Because we need, they need to
42:30
they need to make everything everything perfect, right before
42:32
they fly the thing to Mars. Because that's a, that's a big
42:35
trip. Yeah, that's months months of a
42:38
trip. So if they could how crazy it
42:41
going to be, if they can do that, though, that's going to be
42:44
knots. If the booster is ready by 2022,
42:48
probably 20, 24. I think that booster will be
42:51
ready. I think it'll they're going to
42:53
it's going to take a while for the booster to be ready.
42:57
So 2022. I think they're going to start
42:59
doing regular hops in 2022 to orbit and you know, start Moon
43:06
the Moon process for dear moon is it going to have to send an
43:10
uncrewed version of Starship around the Moon first to make
43:12
sure that it works? That's what I'm assuming.
43:16
And starlink missions are going to do some of those with it.
43:20
I'm sure to get it to orbit exists.
43:22
Like that's how they're going to make their bread and butter
43:23
right there. Starling transmitters, do you
43:30
think they're going to set up a star link?
43:33
Like a deep space transmission because that's already has one
43:37
of those. December 20, 24, space.
43:43
First SpaceX landing on Mars. The launch of that.
43:46
Okay, 2024 that would be if that actually happens, man, I'm kind
43:52
of freaked out. I'll go there for that one.
43:53
Jude, I'll be there no matter what I'll be there.
43:58
I can't wait. Starship will fit at least 500
44:02
star length. Yeah and that'll be so much
44:05
money, it's going to be billions of dollars per year.
44:08
They're actually think of doing a teller telecommunications
44:10
company via starlink So that being said, it's going to be
44:18
like a VoIP kind of thing. So instead of going to get a
44:21
bunch of grant money and government money for that too.
44:24
So as opposed to just being like just internet, the going to make
44:28
it into a telecom company. So starlink you know, we'll just
44:34
continue to make money constantly and that's going to
44:38
feed the Starship development so they need starlink to work.
44:45
I hope land on December 9th of 2024 because sne flew on
44:49
December 9th. That would be pretty cool.
44:52
I you know, I was kind of bummed when they when they destroyed
44:54
sna. I was hoping I was really hoping
44:58
that they made it into a museum or you know some sort of museum
45:00
piece or something like that that would have been really
45:03
great but unfortunately they did not fortunately it was
45:07
completely scrapped like oh man s any really that's like--that's
45:13
history, you know fully stacked. Starship you know the first one
45:17
but it's also like it's just junk at that point it's just
45:20
junk. So get rid of it.
45:23
Use the metal for something else.
45:29
No Annie line tool and a Starship on Mars, in 69 2042.
45:33
Oh yeah, nice. Nice up to 600 star, length and
45:39
Starship. Yeah, it's going to be crazy,
45:41
man. There's going to be a lot of, a
45:43
lot of Technology, a lot of innovation coming from, you
45:49
know, Starship. And starlink I meant star like
45:54
but Starship launching star like is going to help as well but
45:57
starlink is going to bring a lot of innovation because people in
45:59
the middle of nowheres are they're going to have internet
46:02
and it's going to educate millions of people that don't
46:05
have the access that we have, you know, literally.
46:12
So not only education, but things like this things that
46:15
happened to me yesterday or the day before.
46:19
I was in my car, I just got it. I had no idea how to open up the
46:23
gas tank, right? The gas door.
46:25
No idea. I haven't had to do that a long
46:28
time. So I looked on the internet on
46:31
my phone and I was like how do you do that?
46:33
There was a YouTube video is about 15 seconds long.
46:36
And this guy's guys had that look like this.
46:39
He's like And he reached down below the seat and like pop the
46:45
gas thing. Like it's silly stuff like that.
46:49
But I learned something. I learned something that I
46:52
didn't know 15 seconds before it was a 15 second YouTube video,
46:56
but things that are important. Like how do I keep my crops?
47:01
You know, how do I make sure that my crops are going to be
47:04
healthy next year? You know and some of that stuff
47:06
is handed down from generation to generation but also the
47:09
things that are You know, just happening, the newer technology
47:14
is these people in rural areas don't have access to it things
47:17
like Amazon, you know, it's not a new technology but it's things
47:20
that we take for granted because we have Amazon, you know, we
47:25
have Amazon, we have Google, we have YouTube, you can learn so
47:29
much stuff in these people out in the middle of nowhere.
47:33
The people that the people in power, always, you know, the
47:36
kind of counted on them, not having knowledge.
47:39
These people can have knowledge now.
47:41
Knowledge is power. So it's going to be amazing to
47:43
see what happens between now. And, you know, five years from
47:47
now, what kind of cultural shifts are going to happen with
47:50
starlink it's going to be crazy. Two ads must watch money for
47:57
Wills Kleenex. Oh, you mean for the next
47:59
launch? I'm gonna start crying again.
48:02
You didn't get a Tesla. I know I'm not that big of a
48:04
YouTuber whacked. I'm not that big of a YouTuber I
48:08
wish I were a fish which I could have just been like, you know,
48:11
I'm gonna buy a 70 thousand dollar car, that would be
48:14
awesome. Congrats you earned it and
48:18
deserve it 6 carry on. I appreciate that.
48:20
That's really sweet of you. Tell me when personal space
48:23
stations become a thing, I don't think it'll be personal space
48:27
stations, but I do believe there will be a commercial space
48:31
stations in the next 15, 20 years, you know, once I mean,
48:36
even even the space station, the ISS will start taking commercial
48:41
crew in a little bit or just regular people and a little bit.
48:45
So, It's going to change a lot in the next 15 years.
48:51
Let's start a fund for Wills Tesla.
48:53
I just got a car man. I don't need a Tesla.
48:56
I don't need one. I mean if I could sell this he
48:59
was that money than by Tesla. Sure.
49:01
But my car is not that expensive.
49:07
You're teaming me? What?
49:08
I need to know? Thank you and I wish you
49:10
success. Thanks to you ran.
49:11
Thank you. I appreciate that teaching.
49:14
Yes, I got it. Thank you.
49:17
Will needs a GoFundMe. T.
49:19
Check. You know, we were thinking about
49:20
that. The the best way that you can do
49:22
that is to help right now is to do patreon.
49:26
I'm going to do this. By, I got a rash in my data
49:31
usage. Okay, Hank have fun.
49:33
I will see you on Discord, dude. Congrats on 60.9 Subs.
49:39
Do we have 60.9 haven't even checked today?
49:43
Roma 61,000. Oh yeah.
49:44
We are 60.9 thousand Subs. Holy cow.
49:48
I know I'm a little late on that.
49:49
I didn't even know. So you're not late, I'm late.
49:53
Let me, let me fix this. Also started GoFundMe for new
49:58
lights. That would be nice, too.
50:01
Can we just start a GoFundMe? That would be nice.
50:06
Those lights are cool and everything, but man stopping the
50:10
stream. Just to let go nudge nudge nudge
50:14
and make the lights work. What's up, what's up with that?
50:19
See the best way if you want to help fund the channel, patreon
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really helps becoming a member of the YouTube channel helps as
50:27
well and just watching every video.
50:31
Also helps. So if you want to become a
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member of YouTube, there you go. And do we have a store command?
50:40
Probably. Let me see.
50:43
I don't want to do like a weird command and I don't want to make
50:47
this into a commercial but also our store we have.
50:53
We don't actually We don't have a store, I gotta think.
51:00
So, you can go to space news, bod.com and chick click on the
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store link. Hello, I'm Chris, is it possible
51:11
for pathogens and space to be harmful to humans?
51:13
And can we be infected? I don't know of any pathogens in
51:17
space. We don't know if anything like
51:20
that exists. So if there were then it would
51:24
have to work with our Anatomy. And we don't know if that if
51:30
those things even exist. So it's a possibility.
51:35
It would be, you know, it's not probable, but it's a
51:38
possibility. Make the new lights look like
51:40
mini Raptors, dude, right now, these things are cool.
51:43
I have a light bar, but I do, I would love to have something
51:48
that looks like a mini Raptor. That'd be pretty cool Andromeda
51:51
Strain. Yeah, exactly.
51:53
Yeah, space virus, right. That would be crazy.
52:00
I mean, it's possible. Will inflate.
52:04
Perhaps our species is be a thing now Bigelow dead and
52:06
Starship space so huge anyway. Sierra Nevada, corp.'s
52:10
still developing its life. Inflatable tab Tech.
52:13
I think I would checked out Sierra Nevada and a little bit
52:17
but I think they'll be a thing NASA's been wanting to do them
52:20
for a long time. We actually have a starship
52:23
video, which one is it right here?
52:27
The interior habitat deck. I'm going to show you guys, I'm
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going to share this link with you.
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And this has a lot of information.
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This is one of our videos that Neil produced and the meal and
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the has a lot of like the habitat stuff in there and we do
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touch upon that kind of thing. Like the inflatable thing a
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little bit so there's more information on that.
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He will. Are you interested in working
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for SpaceX or NASA? I don't want a real job.
53:05
I don't want a real job that I love doing this, man.
53:08
I don't want to boss. I don't want a boss ever again.
53:11
If I got a boss again, I would not be very happy.
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I've had bosses my whole life and I've never liked.
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I've never liked that sort of system.
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Always found it to be weird. So, lack of connectivity for
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everyone is creating a larger cultural divide.
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Yeah. Or the connectivity is dividing
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people, you know. So Starship and SpaceX is
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starlink could be helping either divide people more.
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Because you can think about that like Twitter.
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And, you know, all the other social medias, are they dividing
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people are they bring people together Let's see.
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What is the universe made of everything?
53:58
We want more of the Interior video.
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Starship we're working on a whacked.
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Love that video joint. Yeah, I think it's awesome.
54:04
Thank you so much for that too. Their 3D printing on the ISS.
54:09
They're also making pizzas. That's pretty cool.
54:12
Just a tip, get yourself a better Mike.
54:13
What should I buy? What kind of mic should I buy
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then? There's a pretty good Mike.
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It's pretty good. Mike man.
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I don't know what my cash by the sm7b.
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That's the only one that I can think of why is everyone Afraid
54:30
Of Swarm? Bots, the hive mind.
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Oh man, people like their freedoms.
54:36
Freedom sternly cash flow is now about two million a month.
54:40
Yeah, that's crazy. Isn't it?
54:43
So the cash flows to million a month?
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What is there? What is there?
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What's the cost of operation? You know it's a little washed
54:54
out. Jacob okay I'll take a look at
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that Carrie. Ann says, it's fine.
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Did you send your name to Mars? Yes, I did.
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Spaceflight Inc, I did. I'm on Mars, my my family's on
55:04
Mars. Everyone in my family is on Mars
55:06
to my dad my sister my brother everybody.
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Might not be the Mike's fault. Yeah, could just be software,
55:14
could be something I could. I could start talking like this
55:17
to, but that would be that would help everything.
55:23
All this made my nose. Itchy waiting, for Sterling's
55:26
cheaper version. I got an email from starlink
55:30
from SpaceX the other day. I got an email from an asset.
55:33
Starlink send a Forester Lake. And I was like, what?
55:36
No way it's available. I went over the SpaceX is site.
55:42
And it's not available the kylo. Ren sounds nice.
55:52
Take me to the Jedi. The yeah.
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So but it wasn't available yet. So if you're going to send it
56:03
for Sterling, make sure it's available in your region because
56:05
sometimes it looks like it is, but it's not actually.
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Let's go to starlink.com. and so, Let's see, see if this is
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working, see if it works yet said it should be coming to my
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area in 2021 late 2021. So that's have to wait a little
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bit. I don't really need it though.
56:33
You know, I don't really need it.
56:34
So I'm okay but my sister needs it so that's a that's a whole
56:38
other thing. My sister lives a couple miles
56:40
away like that way. And you know, she really needs
56:44
starlink because the HughesNet or whatever she has.
56:46
Now, I don't know what she has but it's, it's not good.
56:52
Yes, I got it all. So yeah, a lot of people need it
56:59
and a lot of people could use it like the kids kids that are in
57:02
school people that need to do their jobs from their homes.
57:04
Now since the economy is all kind of wonky, now people are
57:08
working at home, a lot more people need to just they need
57:13
internet at their houses. Now So, yeah, we'll see.
57:21
We'll see. We'll see what happens with that
57:26
but this has been about an hour guys, so I really do appreciate
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you stopping by but I got to take off.
57:34
So I appreciate you guys stopping by.
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I appreciate all your support. Thank you everybody who's super
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literally. This is my job so that's why I
58:19
asked I answered that question work with stars link or a start
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58:27
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