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Elon Musk Weekly Roundup: SpaceX, Tesla, Twitter and AI · Elon Musk Podcast

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Today we'll be discussing Elon musk's potential plan to build
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his own town, in Bastrop County, Texas from his vision of
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creating, a Texas Utopia to the details, about the land and
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companies involved will take a closer look at this ambitious
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project. Now, Elon Musk is a billionaire.
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Entrepreneur has been making headlines recently with his move
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to Texas, where he's relocated or expanded, many of his
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companies, including Tesla SpaceX, a neural link and
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according to a report from the Wall Street Journal musk is
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reportedly considering building his own town in Bastrop County
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along the Colorado, live River where employees could live and
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work. Now, the town would be built on
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land near to of must companies in Bastrop County, the boring
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company, and SpaceX, and the boring company has been building
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at 80,000 square foot manufacturing and Warehouse
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facility on a Bastrop County property.
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RIT plans, attest tunneling equipment and dig tunnels for
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research and development purposes.
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While SpaceX has been building, a 43 million dollar facility
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with odor, 500,000 square feet on a neighboring.
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Parcel in the town would sit on land owned by gapped bass, LLC
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and entity associated with the boring company.
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Now, the report cited people familiar with the plans and said
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that musk envisions that employees from the boring
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company Tesla and SpaceX could live in new homes with below
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Market rents and the town would also include modular homes.
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And Outdoor Sports area and a gym.
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And a park as well. And while the plans for the town
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are in early stages and just planning, the aligned with an
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application for a waste water permit for the boring company
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site, the application mentioned that the company expects up to
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100 employees a day to be on the site and that the site has
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several warehouses and Office Buildings. 15 on-site employee
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housing units are recreational court and parking for everybody.
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Plans include an on-site Bistro or a cafe, more employee
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housing. And more parking alongside that
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and the Wall Street Journal report.
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Also mention that musk in the boring company Executives have
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researched and discussed incorporating a town in Bastrop
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County. The report said that musk's
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vision for the town is to create a Texas Utopia where employees
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could live and work in a self-contained Community.
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Boring company, President, Steve Davis, reportedly described
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plans that would include creating an entire city out of
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this place. Now, this isn't the The first
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time that musk has floated the idea of a city or town in Texas
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in 2021, he tweeted that he wanted to create the city of
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Starbase Texas, a reference to his South Texas SpaceX
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operations and the report said that must form a girlfriend
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Grimes as well as Kanye West and West architectural designer have
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been involved in board discussions about the town.
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But the discussions have not led to concrete plans going forward.
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This potential project could raise concern, among some
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neighbors and environmental groups, members of the community
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and environmental groups. Along with state senator, see,
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record of Austin who formerly represented the Bastrop area,
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where the boring company site is located, have requested, a
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public meeting on the permit. The meeting will be held on
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March 21st. Now, if the permit is granted,
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the company would be able to dispose of 140 2,500 gallons of
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treated Wastewater, add a Clean into the Colorado.
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River below. Lady Bird Lake according to the
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draft permit issued by the Texas commission of Environmental
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Quality. And the company also requested
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the option of disposing of the waste water viewer, irrigation
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to 63 Acres of grassland that it owns Now Elon musk's potential
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plan to build his own town and Bastrop County.
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Texas has captured the attention of so many people millions of
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people with the ambitious vision of a Texas Utopia where
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employees could live and work in a self-contained community.
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And while the plans are still in their early stages, the
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potential project is already sparked concerns from numerous
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people among the neighbors and environmental groups, and
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they've requested a public meeting on this permit.
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However, if approved the project, could have far-reaching
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implications for the future of sustainable, living and
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infrastructure development in the area and must continues to
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push the boundaries of what's possible with as innovative
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ideas, Relentless, pursuit of progress, electric cars SpaceX
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and creating his own town. Now, he's constantly challenging
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us to think outside of the box and dream big.
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And this is just possibly one of his newest Ventures and could
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help his employees in the Future with the project that they're
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working on. Now, there's also some recent
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news about Elon and some banks, the recent news of the collapse
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of Silicon Valley Bank SV B, if you will, has caused a stir
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among investors. However, amidst the crisis
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opportunities may be opening up for one of the most Innovative
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entrepreneurs of our time. And it's reporting that Elon is
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up for bids for this, possibly, but responding to a tweet
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suggesting that Twitter should by SV be and become a digital
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Bank. Must tweeted his openness to the
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idea, which is resonated with this fans and followers, this
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isn't the first time that musk has shown interest in the
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banking sector. 2015, must talked about starting his own
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bank to compete with established Financial.
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It's unclear if you still interested in that idea is
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recent tweet suggests that he may be exploring new ways to
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disrupt the banking industry. Now musk's involvement in
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digital banking could potentially revolutionize.
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The sector Twitter already has a vast user base of billions of
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people, which could provide a strong customer base for the
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digital Bank. Moreover musk's reputation for
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innovative ideas, could attract new investors and bring in fresh
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Capital. However, the potential risks
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associated with such an undertaking cannot be overlooked
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and musk would need to navigate strict regulatory Frameworks.
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The challenges of scaling a Bag and the inherent risks of
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operating in the financial sector to get this done aside
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from digital banking. Musk is also shown a keen
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interest in other areas including cryptocurrency,
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Dogecoin and real estate. Let's take a closer look at some
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of these investment options and let's look into some
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cryptocurrency here. So musk's views on
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cryptocurrency have been very well documented very well
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tweeted. It has been one of the most
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vocal proponents of digital currencies saying that he owns
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Bitcoins ethereum and also Dogecoin is also encouraged
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Tesla to accept Bitcoin as payments for its cars.
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However is interest in cryptocurrency hasn't been
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without controversy from both sides for instance is tweets.
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Have caused massive fluctuations in the value of Bitcoin Dogecoin
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and other digital currencies in the Past.
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Now despite the volatility associated with
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cryptocurrencies, they've become a very popular asset class.
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In many investors have allocated a portion of their portfolio to
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digital currencies. And institutional investors are
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showing an increased interest in the space and investing in
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kryptos currency can be done through various platforms, but
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investors should be aware that risks are involved at the fees
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for these are a little bit High sometimes, so just beware.
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The real estate is another thing you show nesset interest for
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physical things, real estate is one of them is spoken about the
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importance of only tangible Assets in an inflationary
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environment. Real estate is a popular asset
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class, providing an inflation hedge as well as a steady stream
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of rental income. However, investing in real
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estate can be an expensive Endeavor and it requires
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significant Capital to get started.
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Now, there's several investment options available for those
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looking to invest in real estate.
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State without the significant Capital requirements.
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One of those options is real estate investment, trusts are
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eits which allow investors to pool their money together to
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invest in portfolio properties. And another option is
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crowdfunding platforms which allow investors to invest in
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specific real estate projects. Now, musk's potential
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involvement in digital banking could create new opportunities
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in the financial sector for everybody.
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Now, this is pure speculation at this point.
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Ilan said it might be a good idea.
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You might be interested and he has a reputation for innovative
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ideas and his vast Network. Could attract huge investors to
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the sector and the risks of this could be pretty big but they
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won't be overlooked. He has an interest in
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cryptocurrency. He said it numerous times that
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he wants to add banking to the Twitter platform.
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And this could be a way for him to buy up Bank opportunity.
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Pennies on the dollar, get all the regulations taken care of
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just by buying the bank, get some investors, there you go and
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you're all taken care of now musk's interest in
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cryptocurrency and real estate also provides new investment
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opportunities for the people that invest in him and his
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company's. So we'll see what happens in the
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future if he's serious about this.
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If he buys up a bank, we could shortly.
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See that Twitter offers banking on their platform.
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We're excited to discuss. The recent developments
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surrounding SpaceX is Starship. Mega rocket a game-changing
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project that has the potential to not only revolutionize space
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travel, but also alter the course of Humanity's future.
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This incredible feat of engineering is the key to muck
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Asks, ambitious, plans to establish, human colonies on the
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moon and Mars. So let's dive into some details
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about the Starship program. Now we learned musk is am and of
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boundless ambition in the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, he seems to
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defy every limit, put in front of him, always pushing the
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boundaries of what's possible and is latest Endeavor the
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Starship is no exception. He wants to launch the world's
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biggest most powerful rocket and then use it to take humans to
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the moon and then Mars and after ten years of development, Muskan
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out SpaceX is almost ready to attempt the maiden flight of its
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Starship Mega rocket sometime in March.
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But what's the Starship? And why is it such a big deal?
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We'll take a deeper dive into the starship.
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Imagine what it is, how it works and what it could mean for the
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future of space travel. This is the tallest and most
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powerful rocket it's ever been built and at a height of around
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390, ft Starship dwarves of the Rockets Engineers.
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Assemble the top and bottom parts of the rocket separately.
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The Starship is around. 94 feet tall and 30 feet wide, according
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to SpaceX, it's not just any rocket, a 394 ft, it's taller
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than any other operational, heavy-lift launcher, including
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NASA Center 5, and the space launch system, its massive size,
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a significant feat of engineering and Olivier de wek,
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professor of Aeronautics and astronautics and Engineering at
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MIT notes quote, a rocket that's twice.
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Isis, big is about eight times as challenging to build and test
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and fly than a rocket half its size.
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However Starship is not only the tallest rocket ever created but
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also the most powerful the rocket generates over 17 million
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pounds of thrust. Thanks to the super heavy
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booster, Which packs a real punch.
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And the bottom part of the rocket, which is the booster
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contains 33 Raptor engines, Eep Generating five hundred thousand
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pounds of thrust. This is twice as powerful as
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NASA's SLS Mega rocket booster, which has eight point eight
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million pounds of thrust, and the rocket should be able to
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lift up to 250 plus metric tons of payload into orbit. 150, if
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the rocket is used in its reusable form, according to
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spacex's website, Now this is rocket is reusable and it could
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possibly be the future of space. Exploration.
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Starship is designed to be reusable.
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Meaning, it should be able to come back to earth intact.
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Ready to be used again and musk believes that reusable Rockets
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are the future of space. Travel allowing companies to cut
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down on costs and time with each launch and in 2021 SpaceX.
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Landed a reusable prototype of the Starship success.
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Hopefully that's the part on top of the 150 ish foot tall rocket.
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The unmanned vehicle flew about 10 kilometers, into the sky for
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coming back down and Landing relatively safely on a landing
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pad around six minutes. After takeoff at Boca Chica
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Starbase Texas musk has long touted the benefits of reusable
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rockets in a tweet. In 2018, he wrote were usability
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is critical to making space travel affordable and
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accessible. Well for Humanity, the idea is
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simple. If a rocket can be reused, the
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cost of each launch goes down, significantly making space
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travel more accessible to more people.
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And in addition, reusable, Rockets could reduce the amount
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of space debris in orbit, which is becoming an increasingly
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significant problem. Now the use methyl Ox for this
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rocket, there's a promise for this.
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There's a big future for this. Starships.
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Mammoth thrust comes down to SpaceX, is Raptor two engines,
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which uses a fuel called methyl. Ox, a combination of methane and
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oxygen. And it pushes the rocket up into
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space. This is a very different type of
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fuel for SpaceX has other Rockets which use combination of
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kerosene and oxygen or NASA's SLS rocket.
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Which is fueled by oxygen and hydrogen.
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Methane is a molecule contains a less or less carbon than
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kerosene. Which means that burning methane
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makes a lot less sick than burning kerosene.
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This is important because soot build-up can cause problems in
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rocket engines, particularly when they're designed to be
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reusable. But using methane SpaceX can
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avoid some of these issues. It potentially extend the life
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of its engines, and it's rocket science. it's methane is also
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more readily available on Mars which is a key aspect of musk's
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long-term vision for interplanetary travel.
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Now, another benefit of using methyl Ox is, it's higher
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specific impulse which means that it can generate more thrust
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per unit of fuel, this makes the rocket more efficient and can
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lead to cost savings and increased payload capability in
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the future. Now, if you're interested in
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space travel, if you aren't interested in Space X, we have a
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Starship. Basically a Starship focused
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YouTube channel, it's called space news pod, it's
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youtube.com. Mom / at space news pod, if you
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could go over there and please subscribe to the channel, I'd
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greatly appreciate it and you'll get so many Starship videos from
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that channel. It's been around for about four
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years. I actually went down to Starbase
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Texas for 10 years, to cover, the Starship rocket for the
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space news pod channel. So please take a second, go over
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there at space news pod on YouTube and hit the Subscribe
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button. It's fun.
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I love it. So let's get back to more
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specifics about the Starship rocket.
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So there's more than just those benefits of the methyl Ox, it
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has a higher specific impulse which means that it can generate
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way more thrust per unit of fuel than the other kinds of thrust
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fuel for the other Rockets. Now, this makes the rocket more
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efficient and can lead to cost savings and increased payload
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capability in the future. Now they want to send this
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rocket or variants of this rocket to the moon Mars and out
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into the solar system even further possibly, Jupiter
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possibly even further than that and we'll see what is rated for
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humans in the future with this rocket.
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They have ambitious plans for the Starship.
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The company is already one to two point nine billion dollar
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NASA contract to build the lunar version of the Starship called
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the Hls or the human Landing system.
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And this vehicle will be used to Ferry astronauts to the lunar
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surface as part of NASA's Artemis program.
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So the first crude lunar Landing using a Starship hls and it'll
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be expected to take place, sometime in the mid 2020s.
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Now our team is to is coming up in 2023 and Artemis for possibly
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are sorry. Artists to is 2023 Artemis.
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20:26 possibly, Artemis Ford, just got pushed back to about
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twenty twenty nine, twenty Thirty.
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So, in the next five years, we could possibly see a Starship on
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the moon and in between Landing people on the moon.
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And now we'll see a Starship. Hls variant test article, go to
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the moon. So full Starship has to actually
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land on the moon, so SpaceX can get this money from NASA now.
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Musk's ultimate goal. It is even more audacious.
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Sending human beings to the red planet of Mars, he envisions a
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future in which humans can live and work on the red planet and
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he believes that Starship is the key to making that dream.
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A reality by developing a rocket that is reusable, powerful and
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fueled by resources that can be found on.
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Mars SpaceX is laying the groundwork for a sustained human
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presence on the planet. However many challenges Remain
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including the development of life support systems, radiation
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protection and propulsion technologies that can make the
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Long Journey to Mars feasible. But if there's one thing that
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musk's career shown is that he's not deterred by challenges.
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So, this giant rocket will have a huge impact on the space
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industry. If they develop this rocket
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properly and successfully in launch the Starship, it could
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have a profound implication for the space industry.
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SpaceX can prove that reusable. Starships Are Not only possible
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but cost-effective other companies and space agencies,
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may be encouraged to follow suit.
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Now, this could land to a new Aerospace Exploration, which
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more countries would be involved, private companies
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would be involved and people would be able to afford cheaper
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access to space. Now in addition SpaceX is
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massive. Payload capability.
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Could open up new possibilities for scientific research,
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satellite development and even space tourism in the future.
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The ability to send large quantities of cargo.
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Go and people into space, could pave the way for space based
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manufacturing, asteroid Mining, and the construction of large
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scale, space habitats even bigger than the International
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Space. Station SpaceX is Starship
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represents a significant Leap Forward in rocket technology and
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the potential future of space travel and it's huge.
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This towering sighs, impressive, power and ambitious goals have
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captured. The imagination of people
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around. World while challenges remain,
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The Starships Maiden flight marks a major milestone in the
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quest to make space. Travel more accessible and
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affordable. And if successful, the Starship
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could change the landscape of space exploration, opening up
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new possibilities for scientific research, space tourism, and
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even colonization of other planets as we stand on the cusp
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of a new era in space travel. It's impossible not to be
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excited about what the future holds.
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In the world of space exploration, Elon Musk has long
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been a Visionary and a driving force.
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But Space X is ambitious, plans to make space travel accessible
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and sustainable musk has time. And again, proven that the
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impossible can become possible and now with SpaceX is Starship
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taking center stage and NASA's Artemis 3 mission.
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We're witnessing a new chapter in space history unfold now.
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Artemis 3 is NASA's bold initiative to return humans to
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the Moon. And pave the way for future
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missions to Mars and SpaceX is Starship.
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Will play a critical role in transporting the astronauts from
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lunar orbit to the surface of the Moon and Back Again, marking
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a major milestone in human space exploration.
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Now as we discussed the Journey of SpaceX and it's remarkable
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partner with NASA, let's take a moment to appreciate the
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unwavering determination and sheer Brilliance of Elon Musk
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and his team who've led the way to redefining what's possible in
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the final. Tear.
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Now, we also have to talk about Axiom space in their brand new
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space suit. Now, when astronauts return to
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the moon, for the first time in over 50 years, as part of NASA's
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Artemis 3 mission, they'll be wearing Axiom spaces.
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Next Generation space suit to walk on the lunar surface.
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Axiom spaces, Artemis three space suit aims to meet the
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complex challenges of the lunar South Pole and help grow our
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understanding of the Moon. In order to enable a long-term
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presence there, the Axiom extravehicular Mobility unit,
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the axe emu spacesuit revealed that Space Center Houston's Moon
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to Mars Festival is a prototype designed to accommodate a wide
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range of crew members. The full Fleet of training space
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suits is set to be delivered to NASA.
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By late summer of this year. Now, the advanced space suit
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ensures astronauts are equipped with high performing robust
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equipment for their missions. And The Leverage NASA's
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exploration, extravehicular Mobility unit.
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The X emu space suit designed the Axiom space space suits,
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provide increased flexibility greater protection and
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specialized tools for exploration and scientific
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opportunities and the new space suit will enable.
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Ian of more of the lunar surface than ever before.
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For display purposes. The spacesuit has a custom cover
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layer. Designed by Esther Marquis from
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the Apple TV series, For All Mankind.
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Using the Axiom space logo and brand colors.
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They made this suit striking the actual space suit worn on the
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moon, will be white to reflect heat, and protect astronauts
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from extreme temperatures. As this one is a darker Navy or
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black color right now. Now, the Artemis 3 mission,
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which is scheduled to land near the lunar, South Pole in 2025 is
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a significant milestone in American leadership in space
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exploration. NASA's Orion spacecraft will
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transport the crew to, and from Earth, and in, and out of lunar
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orbit, the crew will be selected from the most diverse astronaut
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Corps in history. Each equipped with unique skills
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and intensely trained. And this Mission will include a
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launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Top, this space launch system rocket.
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The SLS and after launching to Earth orbit, the crew will
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perform systems checks and solar panel adjustments on Orion
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before setting its course to the moon.
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Now right at that point will perform a series of engine Burns
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to place the spacecraft and near rikyu kneeler Halo orbit.
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And NASA has selected SpaceX to provide the human Landing system
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that will transport Artemis, three astronauts from Orion in
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lunar orbit. Orbit to the surface of the Moon
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and Back. Again, SpaceX plans to use a
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unique concept of operations to increase the overall efficiency
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of their Lander. And after a series of tests
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SpaceX will fly at least one uncrewed demo mission that lands
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the Starship on the lunar surface.
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Now, before the crew, launch SpaceX will launch a storage
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Depot to Earth. Orbit reusable, tankers will
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carry propellant to the storage Depot to fuel, the human Landing
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system, the uncrewed Starship, human Landing system will then
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launch to Earth, orbit and rendezvous with the storage
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Depot to fill its tanks before executing a translunar
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injection, engine burn and travel, approximately six days
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to n rho where it will await the Artemis.
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Three crew. Now, when both spacecraft have
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arrived in rho, Orion will dock with the Starship human Landing
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system. In preparation.
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For the first lunar surface, expedition of the 21st century
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to astronauts will be aboard a Starship and to will remain in
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Orion, the astronauts will not Advance space suits provided by
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Axiom space to explore the lunar surface.
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Now, during the moon walks, the astronauts will take pictures
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and video survey geology. Retrieve samples and collect
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other data to meet specific scientific objectives.
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In the view from the lunar South Pole region will look very
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different from the photos taken on Apollo missions in the
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moon's. Equatorial region the
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information and materials collected by Artemis.
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Three astronauts will increase our understanding of the
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mysterious South Pole region the moon, and our solar system as a
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whole. And when their surf is
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Expedition, is complete, the two astronauts will lift off the
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surface of the Moon and head back to n rho in Starship to
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reunite with their crewmates in Orion.
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And after docking, the crew will spend up to five days in orbit,
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transferring samples between the vehicles and preparing for the
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journey back to earth when they reach the optimal and rho
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departure point with all four. Astronauts back in the Orion
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capsule they'll undock from the starship.
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And ignite Orion's engines, slinging the spacecraft passed
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the moon and allowing it to Coast towards Earth.
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The crew will travel about 25,000 miles, that's about
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40,000 kilometers per hour. During re-entry into Earth's
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atmosphere, will be assisted by 11:00 parachutes and they'll
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Splashdown in the Pacific Ocean where it and the crew will be
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retrieved with support from the US Coast Guard and the US Navy
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Now, Artemis 3 will be one of the most complex undertaking of
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engineering and human Ingenuity in the history of deep space,
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exploration, and all of humankind to date.
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The astronauts observation samples, and data collected will
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expand our understanding of our solar system and our home planet
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while inspiring the Next Generation.
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Now, this Mission will usher in a future in which humans
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consistently access the Moon and human Planetary Exploration
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missions are within Reach now, each Artemis Mission will
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increase our knowledge refine our operations improve our
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technology. As we prepare for the first
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human missions to Mars aboard, a space X star ship of the
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development of Axiom space, next Generation, space suits, and the
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arguments 3 mission are poised to change the landscape of space
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exploration and they'll bring about new discoveries and
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opportunities for scientific advancement.
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Adding Starship and SpaceX. The mission success will not
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only be a testament to the incredible progress in space
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technology. But also a reflection of the
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diverse and talented individuals contributing to this Monumental
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Endeavor. And as we look forward to the
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arguments 3 mission, and the first woman, and the first
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person of color setting foot on the moon, we stand at the
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threshold of a new era in space exploration.
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This Milestone serves as a reminder of the power of human
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Ingenuity and the endless, possibilities that lie ahead.
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When we dare to dream. The development of artificial
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intelligence has been one of the most significant technological
29:31
advances of recent years with a potential to transform,
29:35
countless Industries and improve the lives of people around the
29:38
world. What are the most exciting and
29:40
widely discussed areas of AI is natural language processing,
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which has seen rapid progress in the development of language
29:48
models, like, G, PT, 3, and recently GPT for these models
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have the ability to Understand and analyze complex language and
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generate text that is difficult to distinguish from Human
30:01
writing. They've been used in a variety
30:04
of applications including chatbox language translation and
30:09
content creation and have the potential to revolutionize.
30:12
The way we interact with machines and make significant
30:15
contributions to Fields, like Health Care, finance and
30:18
education. And the development of chat GPT
30:22
and GPT. For in particular has generated
30:26
a lot of excitement and optimism among experts, in the field of
30:29
AI. These models are expected to be
30:32
the most powerful and sophisticated language models
30:35
yet with significantly more parameters than their
30:38
predecessors GPT. For in particular, is expected
30:41
to be capable of more sophisticated reasoning and
30:45
interference. Making it better equipped to
30:48
handle complex tasks that require a deeper understanding
30:52
of language. Now, despite the many potential
30:56
benefits of AI, it also raises important questions about its
31:00
impact on society. What are the most pressing
31:03
concerns is the potential for job displacement, particularly
31:06
in Industries, like Transportation manufacturing and
31:10
Retail. And while some experts predict
31:12
that a, I will create new job opportunities.
31:15
Others warn that it could lead to significant job loss and
31:19
economic disruption. Now in addition to concerns
31:23
about Job displacement, there are also concerns about the
31:27
potential for AI to perpetuate bias and discrimination language
31:31
models like G PT 3 and GPD for are trained on large data sets
31:36
of text, which can reflect existing biases and stereotypes.
31:41
In society, if these biases are not addressed and corrected,
31:45
they can be perpetuated, Amplified by the AI models,
31:49
potentially leading to a harmful outcomes.
31:52
Now, to address these concerns, it's essential that a is
31:56
developed in a safe and responsible way, with
31:59
appropriate regulations and oversight in place to ensure
32:02
that it's used to create positive change for everybody.
32:06
This includes a needs the need for transparency and
32:09
accountability in the development and deployment of AI
32:12
models, as well as the need to address issues of bias and
32:17
discrimination. Now, while the development of
32:22
GPT for is sparked, excitement optimism among experts, in the
32:25
field of AI, it is raised questions and concerns about its
32:29
potential impact. Particularly in the job market,
32:33
Elon Musk, the CEO of neurolink. Expressed his concern on Twitter
32:37
asking what would be left for humans to do if AI continues to
32:41
Advanced. Now, he rides for the need to
32:45
get a move on with projects, like neurolink, which aims to
32:48
enable humans to communicate directly with machines.
32:51
Using their thoughts alone in the comments by must have
32:55
sparked. A flurry of responses on social
32:57
media with many people speculating about the future of
33:00
human labor and the role of AI. Some experts predict that a I
33:05
could lead to widespread job. Displacement, particularly in
33:09
Industries, like Transportation manufacturing and Retail.
33:13
However, others argue that a I will create new job
33:17
opportunities that lead to Greater economic growth.
33:21
Now, the development of chat GPT for is also raised concerns
33:25
about cheating in universities and colleges with access to such
33:29
powerful language models. Students, could potentially
33:32
generate highly sophisticated essays papers or exam responses
33:37
that are difficult for human graders.
33:40
To distinguish from genuine work universities and colleges will
33:43
need to be vigilant in detecting and preventing cheating through
33:46
the use of AI models like GPT for.
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So what? Exactly Exactly.
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Is chechi PT G. PT 4 is the latest artificial
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intelligence language model and the fourth iteration in the GPT
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series. It's expected to be the most
34:00
powerful and sophisticated language model yet build on the
34:03
success of its predecessor, G PT 3 which has been widely praised
34:07
for its ability to generate natural language text.
34:10
That is difficult to distinguish distinguish from Human writing,
34:14
GPT for is expected to be even more advanced in the coming
34:18
months. Now, open AI is not.
34:20
Really revealed the full details of the model butts, expect it to
34:24
have significantly more parameters, in G PT 3, which has
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a hundred and seventy five billion parameters GPD for is
34:31
expected to be able to perform a wider range of natural language
34:34
tasks. Including language translation,
34:38
question-answering, summarization and many more in
34:42
Additionally, the model is expected to be capable of more
34:45
sophisticated reasoning. It interface, making it better
34:48
equipped to handle complex tasks that require.
34:50
Require a deeper understanding which of language.
34:54
Now the development of GPT for represents a major step forward
34:59
in the field of artificial intelligence and natural
35:02
language processing. Now as AI technology continues
35:05
to evolve and improve it has the potential to revolutionize the
35:09
way we interact with machines and make significant
35:12
contributions to Fields, like Health Care, finance and
35:16
education. Now, overall the development of
35:18
chat gbt and GPT for has generated a lot of excitement
35:23
and concern, While the technology has the potential to
35:27
revolutionize many Industries, it also raises important
35:31
questions about the impact on society, and the need for
35:35
regulations and oversight to ensure that AI is developed in
35:39
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