It's mind-blowing! What SpaceX just did in Florida shocked NASA...Never seen before!

It's mind-blowing! What SpaceX just did in Florida shocked NASA...Never seen before!

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It's mind-blowing! What SpaceX just did in Florida shocked NASA...Never seen before!

SpaceX has shocked the entire rocket industry with everything at Starbase, from its rapid pace of building, testing, fixing, upgrading, and expanding.
And while everyone is glued awaiting Starship 25/Booster 9 and the FAA's response, does anyone take notice? Right in the heart of NASA, SpaceX is also creating something so terrible that it overwhelms all competitors, even Nasa is mind-blowing.
Stay tuned as we dive and more in this episode of Alpha Tech!
Starbase is the world's first true spaceport located in South Texas. It is home to SpaceX's next-generation Starship rocket factory and launch pads and is known as the "Gateway to Mars" among the space community.
This location will serve as the launch site for dozens, if not hundreds, of Starship flights every month.
The scale of the facility at Starbase is unparalleled, exceeding the capabilities of any other rocket company. Even NASA, the largest government-run space agency in the United States, cannot match the complexity of the launch infrastructure in Texas.
In April, Starbase witnessed the launch of the world's largest and most powerful rocket. Moreover, the site is currently preparing for the second Starship launch, scheduled for October. Mass prototype production and ongoing tests are continuously conducted in preparation for this upcoming launch.
It's mind-blowing! What SpaceX just did in Florida shocked NASA...Never seen before!

[ryanab]

I listened to the entire video and still don't know what SpaceX did that shocked NASA.

[jeepdude]

In comparison, the entire shuttle program only had 139 missions in 30 years. 😳

[BCa-wkgu]

The difference between Private Industry vs Govt funded and run.

[Markv]

Poor NASA. After so many shocks, it's amazing that they are still alive.

[dennisboyd]

The difference between a Businessman running a Project & a Bureaucratical Government Agency

[fleonard]

If the Wright brothers had to go through what SpaceX, or anyone has to go through today, we would still be on the ground.

[enjerth]

The launch rate figures presented is launches per day, but it doesn't add up unless you flip it to days per launch.
17:57 "With an average of three and a half launches per day, SpaceX has launched Falcon rocket 75 times from the start of the year 'til now." -- An average 3.5 times per day since the start of the year would reach 75 by Jan 22. But 3.5 days per launch would be reached on day 263 of the year, August 20.
18:20 "SpaceX has set a goal to launch 144 times next year, leading to a launch frequency of 2.3 launches per day." 158 launches would be 2.3 days per launch, 2.3 launches per day would make 839 launches over a year. 144 launches for the year would be 2.53 days per launch.

[curtisquick]

That should be 3.5 days/launch, not 3.5 launches/day.

[rogertxi]

All of us space fans are waiting to see the next launch

[teresamiller]

America need to protect this Man Elon Musk. Because he the only man so importance bring Technology for this Nation.

[Repeal_nd_Amendment]

What impact would Boca's deluge system have that would be worse than hurricanes dumping mega-tons of fresh water into the same ecosystem? Likewise Florida?

[jameslufrano]

Love what you do, thanks for the updates. We are all behind you!!

[richardingram]

Could someone please point me to the "shocked" location?

[constitutionalized]

Space X has showed us how inefficient government bureaucracy really is. A certain President has exposed this and now they hate him.

[greymalkin]

SpaceX the largest trucking company in the world.

[MilitaryTalkGuy]

Space X makes NASA and other contractors look like the stone age in comparison. Well done Elon, keep the pace and lets get ready for Mars!

[Repeal_nd_Amendment]

18:29 TWO LAUNCHES A DAY = 730 LAUNCHES A YEAR.

Y'all REALLY messed up the script.

[Benoit-Pierre]

0:10 you forgot the most shocking : harassment, expropriation, pollution ...

[Redbaron_sites]

Hundreds of launches per month? And I am told my vehicle I drive to work to feed my family needs to be changed to electric because it is evil to burn fuel! 😂😂😂 Go figure!

[sparkysho-zenm]

Space X is intelligently amazing guaranteed to excite