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What's next for SpaceX Starship SN15? · Elon Musk Podcast

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It does look like they're in the process of moving SM, 15.
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Whether it's going to be loading it up today.
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And moving it tomorrow. We're loading it up tomorrow
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morning and moving it between two and four.
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We will see. But they're getting it prepped
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for some sort of move as you can tell by the crane on top of SM.
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What would you rather ride on Blue?
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Origin are virgin. Oh, who.
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That's a, I'm going virgin, I'm going version how to present
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basically, because man, the view is look amazing.
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I mean blue origin looks cool and everything, but you're only
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up there for a couple seconds. It's like up and down and, you
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know, I know the Virgin Flight wasn't super long, but I'd
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rather I think I'd rather be in a space plane than in a rocket.
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I don't know, though. It's a tough one.
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I think I think blue origin has the NS series.
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New Shepherd series is pretty cool.
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As far as space tourism goes and it's you know it's going to be a
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cool show but I also think being launched from underneath a plane
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like a rocket like a, you know, like a like a missile.
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It's pretty sweet too. So, I don't know.
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It's a toss-up. You think Essence 16 is going to
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take a lot of time to fly too much expensive cranes around in
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the massive lr1. 13. 500 crate is too big to be moved.
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You think they're going to get the tough while the only have a
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few more sections for the tower and that's being built right
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now, So, the tower might, I think you might be right, I
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think you might be right with those because the cranes are
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huge, huge, huge huge. And they're kind of in the way,
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the basically, in the way, There's no way they could launch
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it with all those cranes around. You're right.
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You're absolutely right. There's so many cranes and it's,
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I mean, the giant crane, they can move it, it's on tracks.
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But getting just moving it out of the way.
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For a flight, might be a little bit too much.
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Maybe they can do everything all at once, you know, maybe they
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could continue stacking. These Tower pieces together.
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But I don't know. I don't know what they're going
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to do first or next I should say, but that orbital.
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integration Tower is quite large.
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The M3 + SN 16 are both in their High Bay's segment two of the
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launch Tower of the orbital Tower stacked.
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Three through five being built in the Sanchez area.
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So it's like There's just so much stuff going on in parallel
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that we don't really know what's going on.
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You know, we don't know what the time frame is, the timetable is
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what they're going to do next. It would take a little bit of
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time to move those cranes but also If they really want a lot
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of Chess at 60 and they can move those cranes out, you know, in a
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couple hours. But also those cranes are
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gigantic and they don't want to lose them as if something
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happens, if there's a red for us M16 and they lose even one of
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those cranes, they are set back a lot.
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Large crane won't be moved until they finish the tower.
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Jeremy I have to agree with you there.
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Because both of those things. So that's another thing.
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Both of those things need to be done SN, 16 launch and the
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orbital Tower, have to both be done before a full stack, super
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heavy. So it doesn't, I guess, it
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doesn't matter, which one gets done first or second, you know?
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Mushy blue origin. Has this full space experience.
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Yeah, that's true with the Caps casbolt capsule parachute. yeah,
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I so That's a another thing. Like you get the whole you get
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the whole deal with Bo. You're in a rocket you to go
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straight up, you know you're just like holding on then to get
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weightless for a couple seconds and if a couple minutes and then
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you come back down, there's parachutes.
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You're in a capsule. Yeah.
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So that's it. That's an interesting
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perspective on it too. There's so many more.
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I think there's more moving Parts too.
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Virgin Galactic as well. You know, you have the
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mothership, we have launcher, you know and then you know you
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have your space plane of course and then space plane has to
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collide in and land. Mushy.
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I be the same. I would I would throw up, I
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would not make it back in one piece, man.
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I would make it back not very not very healthy after that, I'd
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be so excited, but I would be sick on both.
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I get I get carsick when I'm a passenger in cars, so Could you
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imagine me being a passenger on a freaking rocket?
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I'd be done for. Yeah, I'd have to go right to
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the showers after that. We like, I, that was cool.
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But I gotta go guys. David.
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You hope they fly both SN 15 and 16.
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I hope they do too, but if they don't need to fly.
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Yes and 15. I hope they don't.
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I'm driving a car. I'm totally fine but if I'm a
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passenger I get kind of queasy and sickly in Plains.
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I'm fine I get nervous when I'm flying a little bit because I
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don't like closed spaces like that.
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So I just sleep. How thick is the steel used to
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make Starships? Well they're they're working out
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of 3. Mm and a 4.
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Mm. And yeah, it's tiny.
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It's not that it's not that thick but that think of Steel is
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very, very hard, very stable. You know, we have a scrap yard
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up here in my area. And I want to find a pipe that's
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nine meters around. Go to the scrap yard and be
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like, hey, do you guys have anything is 9 meters around?
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Because I would like to see how big this thing actually is.
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Epic Starship has because 9 meters around.
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So it'd be kind of cool to have that or at least draw it out in
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a field or something. I don't know.
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It just show people how big it actually is.
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Respecting a flight. Silver is still quiet.
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Well, there's a startling admission tomorrow and also
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there's a Chinese flight this weekend, I believe, Saturday.
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Let me see. Yeah, the Long March is on
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Saturday and that is the Long March. 7 is bringing up the Tian
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Zhu 2, which is the second module for the space station.
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The Chinese space station, which has propulsive units and Other
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attachments. So it'll keep the first module
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in space. So we're going to keep an eye on
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that too because the first booster from the Long March 5,
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came back to Earth in a fiery Blaze and it was uncontrolled.
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So we're going to keep an eye on that and make sure that we get.
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If we have another tracker up, that would be really great.
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We could figure that out too. Also Curiosity Rover has found
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organic salt. While NASA has found them and
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the Rover. May be able to provide detection
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of the salts on the surface. It's a pretty cool thing that's
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going on cells could be important.
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Piece of Martian, organic puzzle.
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NASA scientists find. It's a jet propulsion laboratory
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thing. NASA team has found the organic
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salts, are likely present on Mars like shards of ancient
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Pottery. These salts are the chemical
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remnants of organic compounds such as those previously.
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Detective, my Mars Curiosity Rover, organic compounds and
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salts on. Mars could have formed by
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geologic processes or be remnants of ancient microbial
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I didn't see that one. That's pretty cool.
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Organic salt. What's that interesting?
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What microbes make salt? We could take a look at another.
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Take a look at this real quick decades ago.
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Scientists predicted, that organic compounds on.
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Mars could be breaking down into salts.
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These salts, they argued would be more likely to persist on the
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Martian surface of big complex molecules such as the ones that
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are associated with the functioning of living things.
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Not sure exactly what kind of Organics organic compounds would
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create these salts, but I'm assuming organic.
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Let's see. These salts are the chemical
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remnants of organic compounds such as those.
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If they detected by Rover organic compounds insults on
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Mars could have formed by geologic processes or by
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remnants of ancient microbial life.
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The only thing I know, The only thing we know right now.
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We got some fungus is maybe up on Mars.
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That would be great. Yeah, if we find.
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So what would you two man? If we find life on another
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planet, if we find Life on Mars, Everything's going to change,
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100%. Everything's going to change.
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People are going to be astounded.
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People are going to freak out if it's a microbe.
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People aren't going to freak out as much.
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As there would be like a little gray guy, you know, like a
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little a little space alien that you see on movies.
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But it answers, the question that everyone has always asked
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since the beginning of humankind since we laid out under the
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stars It's like, man, what is up there?
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What's going on? Those things are so far away.
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And you wonder, you know, are we alone?
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And hopefully in the next 10, 15 years we can actually answer
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that. The technology is getting so
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much better and now that we have something like, Starship being
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built, the the possibility that we start sending more people to
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other planets, you know, that we send people to Mars.
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It's going to be astounding how much more we can do on those
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other planets. It might take a week for a Rover
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to move 5 feet. Into you know Zappa rock with a
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laser takes, a person to take a couple steps, pick up the rock,
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put it in the bag, take it back to the lab zap.
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It later, take a bunch of rocks back, good move.
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You could travel so far with people as opposed to Rovers you
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can also transport vehicles to Mars with a Starship.
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Those Vehicles could allow people to move around more
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autonomously, then try to walk. You think Rovers will only fly
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in the future? I think Rovers will do both.
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I think Rovers will Rove, and I also think that Rovers will, I
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mean, the little helicopters, the Mars helicopter.
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I think that's going to be a thing.
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I think it's going to be a real actual thing where we send other
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helicopters up there with more technology better technology.
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They fly better. They go further, they go
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farther, they go head, like, you know, they go basically like a
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DJ, I drone right now think about current drone technology
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here on Earth, just kind of transfer that to Mars.
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That's what's going to happen in the future and you know little
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GoPros on them. And eventually we'll have basis.
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You know, I've home bases where we can have people in these
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compounds and the people will be reviewing the footage.
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The drones will go out on exploratory missions.
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Come back to the home base or to a charging pad.
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Upload the video to the home-based, the video uploads,
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the video down to earth, and then Earth, you know, shares it
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with everybody. But also those drones can have
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lidar radar, Etc. So they can check out what kind
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of What kind of molecules of elements are in the soil?
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With operational Starship, I'd send a big drill to Mars, Asik
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water, that would be pretty cool.
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A big drill on the edge of the water ice on the poles, would be
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Thanks for a large human ecology Kalisto is far better option
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than Mars, plenty of water. Yeah, that's the other thing.
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Like, why do we what we want to go to Mars so bad?
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You know, we've always want to go to Mars, of course, like it's
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the closest planet that we know, has the possibility to sustain
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us in some form or another and you know, why do we pick Mars
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and not something that has abundance of actual water.
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You know, Mars does have Briny water.
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And it has flowing water, a little bit of flowing water,
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seasonal flowing water. So I can see where people would
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think that that's a good idea as well.
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But it seems like it's so terrifying to go to Mars because
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it's like Mount Everest. You know, going to Mount Everest
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is no big deal, or it is no big deal now but it was a huge deal.
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When we first started going to Mount Everest like peeking Mount
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Everest. But now people do it all the
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time. So eventually give it a like 15
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years, 15, 20 years, People be going back and forth tomorrow so
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I'll be Supply ships going to Mars before people go there.
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I mean, if they want to get there by 2035, they have to send
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supplies their first. They have to send supplies
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before they send people. That's kind of what they're
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doing with Artemis. They're sending supplies,
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sending over sending a Recon Vehicles, Etc before the
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actually send people, so they're going to have to do the same
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thing with the Mars missions. They're going to have to send
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Rovers and Recon that you have to send a lot of supplies like
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cargo cargo cargo before they send people and When they
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actually do eventually, start sending people to Mars.
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It's got to be the trip. That's the most hazardous not
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living on Mars, because I have everything set up there to live
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on a like a halfway decent life. That's the plan.
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It's going to be treacherous at Elon Musk is actually already
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said he meant some of you might not come back like the majority
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of people might not come back. when we first start doing these
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missions, So it's like anything else.
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Like if you got to go up to Everest man, it is going to be
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terrifying. You don't know, if you get a
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comeback, you have a good, a better possibility now than when
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they started, but If you go would, if you were one of the
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first people to go to the top of Everest, you are like, you're a
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pioneer. So I would assume that the first
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people to go to Mars are going to be pioneers and civil, Mark,
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come to come back. Some of them won't plan to come
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back. Some will stay there.
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I heard a scientist. What said that the obsession
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with Mars then a fly by the Venus not Landing is terror.
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Is MM. Oh so you could so you can land.
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Oh nice like a terraform nice. Tara like lant.
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That's good. That's funny.
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The I think that's another thing, too.
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You can plant a flag on Mars. Can't do that on Saturn.
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Can't really do that on Jupiter. So the best place to plant a
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flag other than the moon would be Mars.
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Venus is no way. It does melt So Mars is our next
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logical step. Then from their venture out
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further, go towards Saturn. I mean, I think a Starship
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could, I mean, they're planning on Starship.
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Deep space Starship. So solar system Starship yes
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it'll happen but eventually there will be a deep space
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Starship. I know Gwen Gwen shot while I
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said so many times in so many interviews that, you know, Mars
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is just the beginning, the Earth is just the beginning.
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And that once they get to Mars, that proves basically the
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Starship can go to the outer reaches of our solar system.
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This is basically the same thing.
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If you go to Mars, you can just keep flying basically, go over
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wherever you want to, do you have to land and not so much,
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but you can continue going, continue, venturing out, It just
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be an exploratory Mission, doesn't have to have humans on
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it, you just have sensors and cargo and satellites and things
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like that telescopes. That would be pretty cool to put
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a Space Telescope out by Saturn. You know, put probes but you get
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launched thousands of microsatellites.
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That are a little probes into the solar system to measure.
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I mean. Everything to measure.
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Sun radiation everything, solarwinds Etc to make it easier
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for people to travel through the solar system in the future.
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So yeah, there's so many possibilities.
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Do you think they'll skip SN 17? Yes, I think they're going to
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scrap it. There's actually a giant hole in
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the side of it right now so there's no there's no way
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they're going to keep it. After Mars should be one or two
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Butters moods. I Mars.
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I agree with you. Europa, I think they should go
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to Europa. Yeah, Roger, they they did a
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flyby, right. That's what they going to do
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with Mars to you. Do a flyby of Mars, they have to
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test it. They have to test to see if
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people can actually get there and come back.
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So they're going to do a flyby. And then they'll come back.
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They might actually, they might do a flyby pick up supplies
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along the way. I'm not sure, but they'll
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probably do it in orbit around the around.
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Mars come back to earth, landed the land, the astronauts and
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then, I mean, that's a long trip so that'll be crazy.
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Mega spaceships space stations will become normal.
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I think eventually. Yeah, it's going to become some
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Battlestar Galactica stuff eventually then we'll hear you
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know in the background will hear the theme music.
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Did it? Did it, did it?
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Did it? Didn't I started re-watching
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that it's such a good show man, such a good show.
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Europa has too much radiation. Callisto is better, okay?
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I haven't really look too much into Callisto.
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Not too much. I'll look into that, though.
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It's pretty interesting. Lee so is Jupiter.
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Second largest moon and the third largest moon in our solar
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system. It's about the same size as
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mercury in the past. Some scientists thought of
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Christa was a boring ugly, duck bun, and a hunk of rock and Ice.
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It's because the crater covered world didn't seem to have much
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going on. No active volcanoes are shifting
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tectonic plates, but data from NASA's Galileo.
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Spacecraft in the 1990s, revealed Callisto may have a
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secret, a salty, ocean beneath its surface.
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That finding put the one seemingly dead moon on the list
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of Worlds that could possibly Harbor life.
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At least. It was discovered January 7, 16
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10, why Italian scientist Galileo, Galilei along with
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Jupiter's three. Other largest moons, Ganymede,
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Europa and IO Callisto was named for a woman turned into a bear
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by Zeus in Greek mythology. Size and distance.
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Callisto is Jupiter. Second largest moon after
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Ganymede, and it's the third largest moon in our solar
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system. It's also as big as mercury
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Kalisto, sir, competent car circumference at its equator is
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about nine. Thousand four hundred miles,
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15,000 km Callisto orbits about 1 million seven, 170,000 miles
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from Jupiter, and Jupiter orbits about 484 million miles from our
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sun. It's pretty far away.
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We're going to freeze when we go there.
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It's probably really cold. Let's see, atmosphere Callisto
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is one of the, on the list of possible places where life could
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exist in our solar system beyond Earth day together by the
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Galileo spacecraft. And from Models created by
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scientists indicates. Callisto may have a salty.
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Ocean that's interacting with a layer of rocks, but 155 miles
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beneath the surface. That's pretty far man.
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Key conditions, for creating life and oxygen has been
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detected in the exosphere. 155 miles beneath the surface.
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That's like a two and a half hour drive.
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If you're going 60 miles an hour, that's, that's a pretty,
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that's that's pretty far. So 155 miles.
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I wait the salty ocean that's interacting with a layer of
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rocks. Okay.
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Wait, hold on a second. I think I may have read that
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wrong. Are the Rock's 100, okay?
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So it says here, Callisto may have a salty.
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Ocean. That's interacting with a layer
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of rocks about. 155 miles below the surface Key conditions for
32:47
creating a life. So how deep is the ocean or how
32:51
deep is the The Ice? Clue cells Rocky, icy surfaces,
32:55
the oldest and most heavily cratered in our solar system.
32:58
The surface is about 4 billion years old.
33:02
And it's been pummeled, likely by comets and asteroids.
33:04
So therefore like asteroids and comets could have brought life
33:07
to the surface because the impact craters are still
33:10
visible. Scientists think, the Moon is
33:11
little geologic activity, there are no active, volcanoes are
33:14
tectonic shifting to a road craters.
33:18
It's a thin carbon dioxide exosphere, extremely thin
33:22
atmosphere. More recent Research indicates
33:26
Kalisto also has oxygen and hydrogen in its exosphere.
33:40
Okay, so the ocean may be 155 miles below the surface, okay?
33:50
And then hear from NASA's nasa.gov, more recent research
33:55
reveals that this ocean may be located deeper beneath the
33:57
surface than previously thought or may not exist at all.
34:03
If there is an ocean, it may be integral interacting with rocks,
34:07
giving Kalisto, a chance of supporting life.
34:19
Hmm, interesting, so will be will be interesting to see what
34:26
happens when we actually send probes to that place.
34:35
Jason could be thermal vents, right?
34:46
SN 15s going to go bye-bye. That's the I think that's the
34:51
plan. I think sf-15 is go by and then
34:54
I send 16 is going to come out. I think they're I really do
34:56
think they're going to do the orbital Tower first though I
34:58
think that's going to be the next sort of I can't remember
35:02
who said it up and chat but somebody said they're going to
35:05
probably do the orbital Tower first before they launched this
35:08
at 16 so they can do that and you know then get the crane out
35:12
of there. How to do a little bit of
35:15
research to see how the other segments of the launch Tower.
35:19
The orbital launch Tower is going but Shouldn't be that long
35:25
from now because I mean they have to get it up by July so
35:29
they have to get all the internals and everything on this
35:31
launch Tower. So that's going to be, it's
35:39
going to be at least a month before they get that done.
35:43
That's going to be it's going to be a tough one to get done by
35:46
July first. I think
36:00
But I do think they have to move all these cranes.
36:29
They need to work on the tower day and night.
36:31
Yeah, they really do have to work on that Tower like
36:34
constantly. Now to get that thing up and
36:37
running a sap. Because if they don't Starship
36:44
SM 20 full stack might not make it to orbit early July.
36:53
I think they could pull it off though.
36:54
I really do. We're going to be doing a
37:01
starlink launch tomorrow, over an art, which channel to.
37:05
So if you are not familiar with what we do over on Twitch, I
37:11
play games, it just hang out and we talked about space stuff
37:14
while I play and enjoy ourselves and just it's very relaxed over
37:18
there. But we're going to do a starlink
37:23
launch there. Tomorrow and during the coast
37:28
phase, I'll be playing some games.
37:31
We'll be hanging out chatting and stuff too.
37:42
We don't expect them to be extended.
37:43
Hopefully we don't, you know, hopefully they don't do anything
37:50
weird with SM 15 in the next couple days here.
37:55
Hopefully does move it back to the Bay will probably descent
37:57
disassemble it because there's really no reason to keep it
37:59
around. You know, if they're not going
38:02
to be using it there's no real reason to keep it.
38:06
I mean even for a Rocket Garden as just wasted space, you know
38:10
we want we really do want to see like we want to see cool stuff
38:15
right. We want them to have sort of
38:16
like a history Rocket Garden kind of thing.
38:19
I said, 15 is the first Starship that actually landed and didn't
38:22
read so it would be nice to have it.
38:25
In a little, Little Rocket Garden little historical area,
38:30
but they're going to be so many things. that Starship is going
38:35
to, you know, It's going to accomplish in between now and,
38:40
you know, the future, whenever the future ends there, the
38:43
Starship. But if you I would love to to
38:48
keep it around just to have it as a sort of like a landmark,
38:53
you know, as you're coming in to Starbase maybe have SM 15 but
38:57
it's also going to change so much, you know.
38:59
Starships going to change so much.
39:00
Even within SN 25 isn't going to look anything like SN 15.
39:13
We want to see progress. I agree with you.
39:15
I'm like man just get rid of all the old junk.
39:18
It's like why keep the old stuff around?
39:22
There's no real reason for it. There's really no reason to keep
39:25
that stuff around. Other than you know some
39:28
Nostalgia like oh man that was so cool when I said 15 launched.
39:32
Yeah it was but also you know move forward.
39:38
It's like when you do spring cleaning for your house, man?
39:41
Okay, I actually just went through this little bit ago.
39:43
I got rid of, I donated two garbage bags, full of clothes,
39:47
the stuff that like fit a little bit weird or whatever.
39:51
And I'm like stuff that I just never wore any more.
39:54
I was like, you know, somebody else can wear this as like all
39:58
that like junk that we don't use, you know, that's what
40:01
Starship, you know, SN 15. It's not junk, but like they're
40:05
not going to use it again. So get rid of it, you know,
40:09
feelings are just feelings, you know?
40:11
And that's just a, that's a personal thing where like, you
40:14
got to put your feelings aside be like, you know what, let's
40:17
get some progress at all up in this thing.
40:23
SM 25 is lunar that would, that would be cool.
40:30
We'd all love a little bit of sna.
40:32
You know, i-i've been in contact with Starship Starbase in case
40:38
they come up with like, you know, some sort of shrapnel like
40:43
this helling shrapnel, I want a piece, so I'm on the list I'm
40:47
going to contact with them. So they've talked to me, they
40:55
know who I am. I was like, Hey, and that's when
41:01
I sin I think SNA Am I seriously?
41:07
Comparing us on 15 to a shirt? Well the grand scheme of things.
41:10
What are you gonna do with SM 15?
41:13
He's going to put it, put it in the way of everything else.
41:15
Put it in the way of progress. Of course, they're completely
41:22
different things. We know this Starship is a huge
41:26
rocket. My shirt just fits on my body
41:29
and those ones that I threw away.
41:30
Didn't fit that well, So I said, 15 doesn't really fit the new
41:34
model for Starship. Spring cleaning, may get rid of
41:39
that stuff. You think if you go on tour
41:43
around the country, I think they just get rid of it, just trash
41:46
it. Or use it for, you know, if it
41:51
could be used for another purpose you know, reuse recycle
41:54
that kind of thing, that's a pretty good thing too. so, Give
42:04
the steel to somebody that needs it, you know, use it for another
42:08
purpose. Recycle it, whatever you got to
42:11
do, just though, I, you know, I'm a huge Space, X fan, huge
42:18
Basics, fan everything we do is pretty much cover SpaceX on this
42:22
channel so I'm like I'm all for the fun stuff like that like
42:28
take it on a trip around the country you know that would be
42:31
that would be insane like that would be a crazy thing for them
42:34
to do. Like there's another thing like
42:38
that would be that would be a fun thing.
42:40
But what would be the point, you know, as an engineer, they buy
42:45
this, if your Elon Musk and you want to do fun stuff.
42:48
That's cool. But also, as an engineer, why
42:52
doesn't progress come first? Progress should always come
42:57
first as far as engineering goes.
42:59
The fun stuff can be fun rocket. Launches are way more fun than
43:02
seeing a rocket on a truck? You know, like a grand tour or
43:09
4S in 15, like sure that's cool. and I would love to see us in
43:16
15, but also, we have an extensive Road system in the US
43:22
and most people Have access to some sort of vehicle somewhere,
43:29
right? You know, you can get a bus, you
43:31
can get a train, there's planes, there's your friend's car, you
43:35
can get over, whatever you want to do, grab a taxi.
43:38
So if you want to see a Starship, the best thing to do
43:43
is to go to Starbase best thing to do is jump in your car and
43:46
just drive there. And not everybody.
43:49
I know not everybody has that ability or that opportunity may
43:52
live in another country or might not have enough money, or you
43:55
might not have a vehicle, might not have those abilities, but
44:00
There's even though it would be really cool to get like jimbob
44:06
farmer guy in the middle Idaho to see a rocket.
44:09
That'd be pretty sweet. But also not necessary.
44:18
So though I would love it and it would be really cool to see a
44:20
Starship like driving down the road that would clog up so many
44:25
major highways they have a Starship rolling through.
44:33
What A Lesson, 16 roll out, there's a two-out.
44:36
So there's a two-hour road closure tomorrow and we're
44:41
expecting Starship sf-15 to be moved off the pad in the next
44:46
day or two. And that road closure is
44:49
probably a guess, you know I guess of like oh yeah maybe this
44:54
thing's going to move out tomorrow.
44:55
Maybe they got to move it away to get the old scrap yard
44:58
buh-bye. Make sure to see how the
45:01
clamshell opening will work for cargo.
45:04
Imagine that camera. Oh my God, I'm gonna freak out
45:08
Jason, I'm gonna freak out so hard when that happens.
45:13
I'm going to like I'm gonna cry. No joke.
45:16
Well and also when I see Starship for the first time I'm
45:19
going to cry like I'm very emotional about this stuff.
45:22
I have a very have a big passion for this stuff and I always
45:26
have, you know but seeing this stuff in person like I just saw
45:31
The crew to launch a little bit ago, very emotional.
45:34
It was in the morning, you know, it's a night launch basically.
45:38
So, at a very emotional experience, But when they show
45:44
those kinds of things, you know when they show like the bay
45:47
doors opening clamshell bay doors, I'm gonna freak out.
45:54
But when I go down to, when I go down to Starbase the next month
45:58
or so definitely get a freak out, bawl my eyes out.
46:03
Probably, it'll be like I did it man.
46:06
I didn't like it's my it's my little like the little version.
46:10
I mean my little kid self is going like to do.
46:14
You did it? You did it.
46:16
You saw a rocket launch. So that's the the crew to
46:19
launch. And now, like a little kid me is
46:22
going to be like, dude, you're witnessing.
46:25
Human space flight. Like the new chapter of human
46:29
spaceflight and little me is, you know, little kid me, my
46:35
little soul is loving it. So an old me is like, dude, this
46:41
is so cool. I have a feeling Essence 16 is
46:50
going to get scrapped. I might be wrong though, but
46:53
they're already making bn3. so they could be just itching,
46:58
Essence, 16 and up for focusing on orbital test, I mean it's a
47:06
pause. It's already built though.
47:10
I guess that doesn't matter though.
47:12
I mean if they Why waste time if they got everything they need
47:17
from SM 15. Take that time.
47:26
Build s n 20. And just go from there.
47:29
How crazy would that be if it's like we never saw a 7/16 on the
47:32
pad and it's already built. I freaked out.
47:38
That would be amazing. We go straight to orbital.
47:42
I mean, weirder things have happened.
47:53
And they don't really plan on Landing SN 20, you know, they're
47:57
going to be landing in the ocean.
47:59
So right off Kawaii, couple right out in the ocean.
48:07
Is this m 15 and 16 twins? Yeah.
48:10
Other than there might be some software changes or something
48:13
but basically, same Hardware. Very small changes you know,
48:22
different heat tiles, things like that.
48:24
Better welds I think on 16 than 15 all the interior is as far as
48:30
we know. Like we don't really know what's
48:32
inside as far as upgrades to 15 and 16 but we know 15 has had
48:38
hundreds of upgrades from 11 and we're assuming that 16 has had
48:41
those same upgrades. So SM, 15 and 16 are probably
48:46
pretty. Twinsies.
48:53
Very close. The lox delivery.
49:04
Yeah. That was that was another thing
49:07
that just happened. Yeah.
49:08
Couple days ago. With think they wouldn't care
49:12
about keeping those tanks topped off with no Flight Plan.
49:17
Yeah, that's true. You know those that's another
49:21
thing we can look at us. Another clue was a locks
49:23
delivery. I was watching lab Padre stream
49:26
and I love those guys. I've been on the show a couple
49:28
times or once actually and very cool dudes.
49:33
Very, very nice people and The I don't remember which flight it
49:41
was that I was on for might be an SM.
49:45
Eight can remember it's a long time, it was a little bit ago.
49:52
Try to work with them on something else too.
49:54
So pretty cool. Anyway, yeah, the locks delivery
50:01
was out of nowhere. Was there a new road closure?
50:12
Yes. Kyle.
50:12
There's a road closure for tomorrow from 2:00.
50:15
Till 4:00? That's the only one I know of.
50:22
And they may have other ones who coming up.
50:25
It will keep you up-to-date with that.
50:33
So tomorrow road closure two hours, that's plenty of time to
50:36
get Starship sf-15 off the pad and to the high Bay or wherever
50:40
they're going to scrap it. Get it out of there.
50:45
Or maybe they're bringing in more orbital launch Tower parts
50:49
to could, they do both? They have a two-hour window cuz
50:58
they move SN 15 in an hour then get other parts into the orbital
51:02
Tower area within an hour. I mean, if they were very, very,
51:10
very quick about it and yes they could do that.
51:17
But I don't see that happening. That's a lot to get done in 2
51:22
hours. Yeah, we were speculating that
51:41
SM. 15 would fly again due to Ilan saying that he would love
51:44
to fly it again but I mean with the but the Cadence of launch
51:52
and what they need to get done, if they want to make the July
51:55
1st, launch date, dude, I am going to I'm literally going to
51:59
flip out. I have the plan to make Studio.
52:03
Be the first, the first plan for Studio B is to go to Texas,
52:09
right? Go to Boca, Chica, check it out,
52:12
check out the area. Film Starship, orbital launch.
52:21
I have a, I have a place that I'm on a film from to, I gotta
52:23
get an idea. So I know what, I know a guy
52:27
that knows a guy that has the closest spot that you can be.
52:34
To Starship when it launches. No, gay been in talks with a guy
52:41
and could have access to that area.
52:44
So, The. That's the first plan orbital
52:54
launch. I will be there.
52:55
I will be there no matter what happens that's going to happen.
53:01
Going to see what happens in the next month or so.
53:09
As far as launch times go. But the fact that SN 15s being
53:13
scrapped and SN 16, Doesn't, you know, there's no real big
53:21
improvements for 16 and 15. So I don't know if they're going
53:26
to do 16, they may skip 16 now that I think about a little bit
53:32
more and that's also me being alike.
53:36
That's also me being like please launch this orbital rocket, you
53:42
know. Like that's me going like hey I
53:45
just want to see the single orbital will see the full stack.
53:49
I I want to freak out. I want to drive past it.
53:54
See this gigantic monolith of a structure of a rocket.
54:00
What a drive down highway for with a GoPro on the outside of
54:02
my camera. You get footage.
54:05
Of the drive-by. That's what's going to happen.
54:13
So you know you say you put things out the universe and you
54:16
make them happen yourself and you have help from everybody.
54:20
You know, everybody that's here and chat.
54:23
Who's like the video? Everybody who's just here
54:25
watching, like getting your help right now, this is this.
54:29
How you can help you get to Starbase.
54:32
And start Studio B. So yeah, you're part of this,
54:37
you're part of this whole Adventure that we're going to
54:39
have together. It's crazy.
54:48
Drive-by media, that's a good name for a studio or for a media
54:52
company drive-by media. I have I do have an idea for a
54:59
media company name. We're working on that to getting
55:02
everything all legitimised and stuff and you know, especially,
55:08
we're going to have a second studio and stuff too, so Would
55:13
love to see another suborbital flight without fog.
55:16
Yeah, I agree with you 100%. I agree with you that would be
55:19
amazing. SpaceX did upload some new
55:24
footage of SN 15 from The Lodge in the landing.
55:30
So you get better views of SN 15 from those cameras but also
55:38
don't really know you know if we're going to get another
55:41
flight. What do you think will be done
55:50
first? Is that orbit?
55:59
Or the launch table. Woo, that's a good question.
56:01
I'm not sure. Leave your boat launch Tower
56:05
there. I think the tower is going to be
56:07
done really fast. I think the tower will at least
56:12
it's going to be perceived pretty done.
56:18
Because once it's actually built just running tubes, man.
56:25
Put the plumbing in there. I know this more than that in an
56:29
elevator and stuff like that, but but I think the tower can
56:38
can be done really fast. I think, once they get those
56:41
other sections on it, I think the other sections will probably
56:44
take another week to get over there.
56:49
You think you're going to launch it with that one at our stub?
56:52
Do you think? I was going to say.
56:57
Do you think they're going to just wait, I don't know if
56:59
they're going to relaunch. Because there's I don't know if
57:06
they can get any more information or MSN 15 that they
57:09
already didn't get. It's we Elon and see if he'll
57:15
just be like what are they going to have a go at the start SpaceX
57:25
Starship? Booster stage early July I think
57:28
they're just going to launch it. I don't think they're going to.
57:32
I don't think there's going to be any.
57:34
I mean I think there's gonna be tests.
57:35
Of course they're going to have to be test.
57:38
Hey, what's up, dude? Catching the tail end of the
57:42
broadcast today. Thank you sp for the update.
57:48
Yeah man, no problem. That's what I'm here for.
57:54
Also, if you could, you know, we're trying to do the
57:58
subscriber go or try to get the 80 thousand Subs.
58:01
We're almost there too. so, we got What are we at right now?
58:10
Let me check. Actually, let's see the actual
58:12
the actual counter here as far as Subs go.
58:20
Seventy-nine thousand seven hundred and fifty-nine.
58:22
I wonder if I could show this on screen, that would be funny
58:25
actually see the live count 78759.
58:29
So we're really close. We're really close to 280
58:31
thousand Subs, holy cow. The know we were that close, I
58:36
don't really I don't really check that much.
58:40
We discussed Senator Sanders. Oh not yet know we have it.
58:43
That was going to be a I was gonna be like a video video.
58:48
I was going to be like a produced video.
58:51
It's it's Bernie's going after Bo man.
58:57
I met that dude. I'm at the duty is pretty nice.
59:00
Is a nice guy, but I'm in Burlington.
59:05
And how funny it like I used to live in Burlington Vermont and
59:08
how funny is it? That I met Bernie Sanders in the
59:11
line to Ben and Jerry's. I was getting ice cream.
59:14
One day, Bernie Sanders was behind me in line.
59:19
I was like, hey, that's Bernie but at that time I didn't know
59:21
anything about Bernie or like politics or anything.
59:24
One of my friends was like, Hey That's Bernie Sanders and I was
59:27
like who I was like oh I don't know anything about this guy.
59:32
Like Bernie Sanders, the guy, sounded our guy I was like oh
59:37
you got me? And so they were like, we should
59:43
say hi and I was like, go for it.
59:45
Like, I don't care. I was like, I'll go do it.
59:48
So I was like, hey, mister Sanders.
59:49
How you doing is like You know, basically had a little
59:54
conversation about ice cream and like he said, we got ice cream
59:58
you getting today and I was like, I'll probably just vanilla
1:00:01
pretty basic. So yeah, this is a pretty fun
1:00:08
thing. And then I saw him like reading
1:00:10
a book under a tree later. I was like, what?
1:00:13
It's guys like typical Americana.
1:00:16
Super nice guy, though. Super nice.
1:00:20
Gentle. He's seems like a very gentle
1:00:22
person. But what he's doing to Blue
1:00:26
origin is not gentle. Tell you that holy cow.
1:00:42
Straight to the bank, straight to the pocketbook.
1:00:47
Do they are regular? Yeah.
1:00:48
Isn't that weird? Because they they put on a big
1:00:50
show, you know? And then when you meet him,
1:00:53
you're like, oh, you're just a guy, like you're just a dude.
1:01:05
I would done a lot of research into the Sanders thing yet Jude.
1:01:08
So I saw it on the headlines and I'm doing a little bit more
1:01:11
research today and Hanging out during this show.
1:01:18
Unfortunately, I do have to leave in like 5 minutes though.
1:01:22
Take a break here for a little bit.
1:01:23
I'll leave the stream on anybody.
1:01:25
He wants to continue watching Starship
1:01:39
So, do you think they're going to scrap as M16?
1:01:43
You think there's going to be like, yeah, let's go to SM 20 or
1:01:46
do you think they're gonna launch sn6 Team?
1:01:55
I don't see why they wouldn't launch Essence 16 other than if
1:01:58
they got everything they need from 15.
1:02:01
That's it. That's all I can see.
1:02:05
But I don't know if they did, nobody really does.
1:02:17
When you're a Starbase do, would you take a job at the booster
1:02:19
tent? If they were offered one?
1:02:21
I don't know what I could even do in the booster tent.
1:02:23
How do you know what? I could do a SpaceX to be honest
1:02:26
with you. They need somebody to host a
1:02:31
podcast or a show or something. Sure.
1:02:39
They will fight if it doesn't slow down construction.
1:02:40
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking, man.
1:02:42
We were having a discussion about that earlier.
1:02:44
If, if SN 16, it pretty much the same thing as SN 15, it's pretty
1:02:50
close. if they got everything for 15 that they need, Why spend
1:02:57
that week prepping SN 16 trying to fly it cetera?
1:03:03
when they could be using that time to build the orbital Tower,
1:03:08
you know, get ready for an orbital launch, like just have
1:03:11
everything, moving all those parts moving at the same time.
1:03:14
Yeah, it's going to be a, it's going to be a weird couple weeks
1:03:17
here. They may move 15 to Pate to
1:03:23
allow flight. Yeah, that's true too.
1:03:25
They may, they may move. They may scrap 15 all together.
1:03:29
Looks like it's not looking good for 15 right now.
1:03:35
But SN 16. Yeah, SNCC might be moving out
1:03:40
to the pad tomorrow. Then I'll have fifteen to
1:03:42
sixteen next to each other and then 116 lands, perfectly, 100%
1:03:48
perfectly. I don't have to Starships there
1:03:53
and then I'll have to start doing the orbital tower.
1:03:55
Now, since the orbital Towers already started, would they risk
1:04:01
the orbital Tower? If something goes wrong and I
1:04:05
know Starship lands further away than the launch pad.
1:04:09
The landing pads further away, but would they risk the orbital
1:04:12
Tower to have another launch? So that's another thing you got
1:04:19
to think about, Because it's like, it's not close but it's
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also not very far away. So if we get a red, they could
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do a lot of damage to the Tower and what they've already built.
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So, we do know that pad B is they poured some new concrete or
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cement underneath pad, be fixed up some some areas under there.
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So we know that they're, you know, they plan on using that
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again. I mean, if they didn't want to
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use that again, that they wouldn't but they'll definitely
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static fire. Are things on it, at least.
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Is it going to have to? They're going to have to at
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least static fire SM, 20? If they don't do 16 and 15.
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The tower better be able to take it.
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That's what we hope. So right but I mean a full if
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you get a full-scale Starship crashing into that Tower, the
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tower is not going to I mean it'll it'll Bend sure I don't
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know though. You never know.
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I may just destroy the Starship. I mean those towers are pretty
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beefy, man. So these are all, you know,
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these are this is just an open discussion for everything too.
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Everything is landed on tart. Yeah, they've been pretty close
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to Target, even with Reds. But there's always, you know,
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there's never one hundred percent chance that it's going
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to be perfect every single time. So, The tower should be able to
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take it. I'm assuming they built it.
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So it's going to be super strong.
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So I'll let you live for orbital.
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I I'm right there with you but I if they get all this stuff done
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fast and we still have all of this month and June so, they
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have, they have a lot of time, still And how funny is that?
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That that seems like a lot of time to build an orbital class
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rocket like a month. Like what?
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Like that doesn't like somebody like blue origin.
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It's going to take them years to build an orbital class rocket.
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And we're like, I had to throw up together.
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In a month and I know SpaceX has been building Starship for a
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while now. So they're not starting, you
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know, from from start to finish of an orbital class rocket in
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one month, but it's kind of funny that that's the timetable
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now we're like yeah, you know, like a month and a half.
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He could probably build a Starship at that time.
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And an orbital Tower, get all the plumbing at all, the all the
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tanks, ready. Build a whole tank farm for it.
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Yeah, about a month or two like that seems normal.
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Now how crazy is that? That.
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Where am I looking to move in relative to a relation to Boca
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Chica? I'm not sure yet in that area,
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of course like, Brownsville area, probably Brownsville looks
1:08:11
like fun, though. so somewhere there may be a little bit north,
1:08:16
there's a little city of North depending depending on what's
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going on. And you know what property
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values are like, at that point and what's available like I've
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look, I've talked to a couple Realtors and they're like, man,
1:08:33
I'm not trying to sell you a like one of the guys that I
1:08:35
talked to was like, I'm not trying to sell you a place, but
1:08:39
everybody who's moving here for SpaceX has taken.
1:08:40
All the really nice Apartments now is like Nikes, okay?
1:08:46
It's like, well, might be time to build some new ones.
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So it's a real legit thing. You know, I've been talking to
1:08:54
actual people and getting ideas of where to live and posting on
1:08:59
different message, boards and forums and stuff and talking to
1:09:03
locals as in them what they think is a good place to be.
1:09:12
Have you been to a launch yet? I've been to not a Starship
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launch now, but I've been to crew too.
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There was just a little bit ago. But I do know a guy and do know
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a guy that knows a guy. The runs a place that will let
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you film from their property. It's very close.
1:09:39
Very good view of the launch site 2.
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So I got that all taken care of much as I can.
1:09:50
So my friends for now I'm going to have to take off but I do
1:09:55
appreciate All of you hanging out sticking around.
1:10:01
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1:10:05
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