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SpaceX Top Secret Falcon Heavy Launch Update · Elon Musk Podcast

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  mountaintops or sea floors. SpaceX is launching a secret
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  Falcon, heavy launch later this month, we have more information
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  about that they have to pay loads and as Falcon heavy
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  launch, one of them is super secret.
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  The other one, we know some information about and we'll get
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  into that in a little bit. But first, I want to tell you
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  about what's happening with the rocket.
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  There's three boosters be 1064. Be 1065 of be 1066, 64 and 65.
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  Both will be landing. 66 will be Bendable now they have something
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  inside of this Falcon heavy in the fairing area.
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  It's a u.s. space force 44. So this is a classified mission
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  for the space force. That means we don't really know
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  anything about what's going to be happening with one of the
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  payloads. But we do know what the second
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  payload. It's the Tetra one and I want to
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  share some information with you about that real quick before we
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  move. Is on here, the Tetra One
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  mission prepared for launch after 15 months integration.
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  So, the Tetra want, this is from the Millennium space website and
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  Millennium Space Systems is a Boeing Company.
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  So this is directly from the source less than 15 months after
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  contract a word blending, the Space Systems has designed, in
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  fact, resembling integrated, u.s. space force Tetra, one's
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  settling. Now this is fast, usually these
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  things take a year. Maybe two years depending on the
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  payload, possibly five years to get these things up and running,
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  but they did it in about a year and 3ish months.
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  So that's really fast for one of these things improving the u.s.
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  space for its ability to advance the Tetra one Technologies more
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  quickly. So that means in the future
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  they'll be able to do more of these launches quicker.
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  If this goes off without a hitch and they figure out how to do
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  this properly every They can kind of make every single
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  system, faster, and faster, and faster and faster in the future.
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  So, touch one is a microcephaly created for various prototype
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  missions in and around geosynchronous.
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  Earth orbit. Tetra one was the first
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  prototype award under u.s. space forces space and missile system.
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  Center space, Enterprise Consortium, other transaction,
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  Authority. That's a big one.
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  It's a long. I don't know why they named
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  these things that that why had they so long?
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  Could somebody Buddy from the space.
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  First. Tell me why is this so long
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  anyway. Let's go back to what this is
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  all about. One of our primary goals it goal
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  is to be more agile in development and deployment of
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  innovative space asset. So basically what they're saying
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  is look, we want to do better cooler things.
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  You know, we don't want to spend five years on something.
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  We have to be nimble. We have to move as fast as
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  technology will allow us. We don't want any sort of red
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  tape in the way we don't want any hurdles.
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  So that's what the Tetra one. Mission is all about getting
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  this thing from idea to build to fly to deploy to do the work,
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  whatever the work is. We're not exactly sure what the
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  work will be for these future missions, but the Tetra One
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  mission is basically a prototype for all of those future
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  missions. So, it could be super secret
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  missions could be just normal everyday, you know, spy
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  satellites, which is also pretty secret.
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  But the first one mile Leveraging OT a contracts with
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  programs like Tetra one, but your Expediting the execution of
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  new space development missions. Partnership were developed with
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  Millennium space systems. Allow us to create and feel the
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  dynamic path fighter capability to beat the future space War
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  Fighters needs. So basically what they're saying
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  is we might need something in the future to fight, whatever is
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  happening in the future. So we're putting systems in
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  place now to fight those battles to make the u.s. space.
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  Horse more agile and easier to deploy these sort of satellites.
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  Both the temperature once components were completed by
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  leveraging, Bloody once in-house capabilities, demonstrating the
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  organically developed capabilities or a key enabler
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  for executing programs that I schedule.
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  Basically what they're saying in basic English is, hey, we might
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  have a lot of time to do these things in the future and we
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  might have these missions that are time-critical say if we need
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  You know, if they need 15 months.
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  Yeah, that's okay. And touch your one.
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  This first mission shows that they're able to do that.
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  So going forward, the space force.
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  U.s. space force will be building upon this technology.
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  This is sort of a Foundation for future Technologies.
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  The u.s. space force will be using the pace set on 10, 2014
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  contract award through Readiness to launch presents represents
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  what Boeing does best for a National Security customers.
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  So that's basically Boeing saying in the suits up in Boeing
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  Mark, Cherry vice president general, manager manager, Boeing
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  Phantom Works, saying hey we can do this job, you know, maybe
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  maybe you needed something really quick, give us space for
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  us, you know that? We got you.
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  That's what basically what they're saying small satellite,
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  it's a little tear class. Small said, like product lines.
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  It is the first Millennium to melt our satellites to qualify
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  for operations in the geosynchronous orbit space.
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  22,000 236 miles from the Earth surface.
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  It's manifested on a falcon, heavy rocket scheduled for later
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  this year. So, Falcon heavy rocket, no
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  earlier than October 28th 2022. To sew. 1064 coming back to
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  land, 1065 coming back to land 1066 Expendable.
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  We're not going to get that one back, so they're going to
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  recovery these boosters and also, these boosters are going
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  to be flying for the first time. These are brand spanking, new
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  boosters. I know Elon Musk has talked
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  about this in the past that he said, he kind of likes used
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  boosters these new ones. He don't know how they're going
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  to perform. I mean, the brand-new, the right
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  off the assembly line they just Built them.
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  They just stack them. They get a ready for this flight
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  but they're shiny the brand-new they're beautiful, they're
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  white, there's no Char on them. They don't look like a burnt
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  marshmallow like the rest of the boosters do so 1064 1065, 1066
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  all brand-new all shiny. But after this Mission 164 165,
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  definitely gotta look like a burnt marshmallow 1066, we're
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  not going to see that one. It's going to be Expendable.
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  So future satellites. SpaceX is working with the u.s.
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  space for Steve, a huge history of working with the u.s. space
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  force the Department of Defense. They've launched multiple things
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  with Falcon 9 rocket for the Department of Defense.
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  They the use the Falcon heavy with Department of Defense,
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  stuff in the future. They want to build Starship for
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  the Department of Defense as well, and there's numerous
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  numerous ways that they could do this and one of them is to
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  deploy troops further out. Out really fast.
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  And also, could they be doing transport of logistical
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  equipment, such as food, water medicine, Etc.
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  With a Starship in the future because you can get all the way
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  across the world. All around the world, super fast
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  within hours. If you will to get this, these
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  supplies, these necessary supplies around the world with a
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  Starship and Falcon, heavy, kinda builds that up and they
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  know that they can send things to orbit.
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  It with a falcon heavy and once Starship gets to orbit.
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  Hopefully, Let's cross our fingers.
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  Everybody later this year, let me know in the comments of
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  Starship is going to launch later this year because it's
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  running out of time. October November December, we
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  have already 10 days into October, so Not that much time,
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  left heel and I hope it works out.
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