Rocket science. A term we all use to describe something incredibly difficult. Trying to grasp all of the concepts involved in rocket science can be incredibly intimidating.
My name’s Tim Dodd but I'm better known as the Everyday Astronaut. Recently I fell head over heels in love with spaceflight. My appreciation and curiosity for the subject grew into an obsession. Before you knew it, all I wanted to do was learn more and more... the more I learned, the more I wanted to share what was making me so excited.
But as someone who dropped out of college and has no technical background or degree… I really felt unqualified for the job of explaining rocket science to anyone. But the fact of the matter is, if I can learn this stuff, anyone can.
Rocket science is awesome, and you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to be excited.
Everyday Astronaut. Bringing space down to Earth for everyday people.
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I drove 4 hours to Stratton, ME. It was clear as a bell and spectacular. It was my second one, went to Tennessee for it on Aug 21, 2017.
Three years later: Virgin Orbit is bankrupt, Astra is no longer launching rockets, and Relativity abandoned Terran-1 after a single launch attempt. Meanwhile, Electron has launched 48 times (with 2-3 more scheduled for the next month), Firefly Alpha has launched four times (with another two in 2024 if all goes well), and ABL RS1 once (with another launch hopefully happening in 2024). Of the "too cool to not mention"s, Launcher...no longer launches (they were acquired by a space station company), and the Scottish companies have both yet to launch (although they may do so within a year or two). Seems like the answer to the video's title is pretty clear.
Okay, but what if we'd pave a road to the top of Mount Everest and launch a rocket from there? 6:59
sstos usually have wings so that aerodinamics do most of the work in the atmosphere and they essentially start closer to space
Can you do a video on how liquid engines throttle, since in KSP they can smoothly throttle and as far as I know basically no real engine can do that?
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The cameraman never di- "falls over and explodes"
Place is amazing
Great job Elon
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Is there any more live streams coming up? Its the main thing I watch on this channel I wish there was more of them
Starship Flight 4 next week baby!!!
Wow ..i bet this video does it no justice , compared to actually being there
Omg !!!!!
I think that Spinlaunch would benefit the most from building their facility atop a mountain. They don't "just" accelerate through the atmosphere, they launch at full speed, so the lower altitude atmosphere must hit them pretty hard. Kilimanjaro seems like a nice location, almost 6km high and just 3° south. Also their rockets aren't that big, since their first stage is the spinner on the ground, so the shipping cost might not be that atrocious as for other companies
The AI made us do it
Amazing crew and mission! Great interview!
Fun fact: Guiana Launch Center is 5.17 degrees North, while Brazil's Launch Center in Alcântara is only 2.31 degrees South, and the second Launch Pad currently under construction is going to be at just 2.28 degrees South
Well it was a solution to a problem that Elon noticed when the upper stage became a tow truck and said your going with me booster!
Why Don't They Launch Rockets From reusable lighter than air balloons that take them as high as possible before firing the rockets?
The cope in the comments is hilarious. One day even they will have to realize how much of a fraud he is in reality.
RFA methodology seems like what most manufacturers are doing with their processes. Optimizing using AI for specific use cases. Huge Rocket Lab fan and now Im a huge RFA fan. ❤
Honestly, RFA has a lot of passion and you can clearly see that they are optimizing everything around low cost, maximum efficiency and passion.
Active air injection to shroud the internal rocket engine surfaces along with ceramic barrier coatings.
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It's disappointing that this is the state of the art. Poor progress since the 60s.
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"Realizing we're very, very, very close to seeing people actually flying in this..." Well, that comment aged like fine milk.
Elon musk couldn't give him the credit. Otherwise he'd have to pay him
I want a rocket model for free😢
NO.
I am not going to pay you. I am not going to pay you.
I was so high on your video! I'm happy you landed me with the outro music.😊
Yo.
At the equator is your best bet.
RFA going the Atlas/SpaceX route. Not a bad decision tbh. Stainless is cheap and sturdy - that would be why Starship is made out of the stuff too. Edit: I just love RFA's attitude about this. "There's all this experience out there, how about we tap into that? Companies already make hundreds of thousands of cars a year, why don't we let them do a lot of the work, instead of hurting our heads trying to figure out how to do things?"
And this is why he's successful. He contemplates outside thought, he admits failure and corrects mistakes while giving the credit to the individual responsible.
Idk why i end up watching this channel every day. I think its because i truely appreciate youre interest in a cool subject but also how conscise you explain topics that likely took you a lot of work to actually understand. Another 10/10 long video.
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Thought this was about the Ukraine war to be honest... awkward timing...
"Intelligence starlink" maybe was misspoke. ?
Great interview, Tim. Thanks for all you do.
The Apollo 1 astronauts died from inhaling toxic smoke venting into their life support system. Their space suits protected their bodies from the flames' heat. Even if both astronauts were engulfed in oxygen enriched flames during the ejection, their suits will keep them safe enough to pass through the flames. Perhaps just their top layers would be charred.
Both have incredibly intelligent ways of going about it. RFA has it right to leverage the incredible manufacturing already present in other industries but only if they make the correct concessions and override their algorithm when necessary. For now the most recent thing I can find about them is from March saying that their flight has been delayed. ISAR's taking a huge risk, the investment of resources and time to create a production line that works with all the other companies gunning for the same pot is immense. But yeah, vertical integration can be incredibly powerful when competitors don't. But again, not knowing where to make concessions limits flexibility and cost benefits. Even Apple, the paragon of Vertical integration in tech doesn't make 100% of their devices if someone else can make it better at the scales they need.
5:28 Elon gave himself away, he's an alien))
Elon Musk as Ostap Bender, you have to manage to make NASA money))
He has 2 different colored eyes :)
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This sounds s sooo exciting
Soon
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