What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...

What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...
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intro 0:00
Polaris Dawn 0:34
Dragon versus Starliner 2:41
outro 8:51
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What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...
“Who arrives to Mars first, SpaceX or Boeing?”
"Boeing."
When Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg confidently declared this in 2018, he probably could not have imagined Boeing's humiliating future when while SpaceX had made great strides towards Mars colonization, the Boeing Star liner looked like a pile of scrap metal falling from the sky.
Indeed, with its recent history-making mission, SpaceX has once again made Boeing's arrogance a laughing stock in the space community.
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What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...
After five days of staying in orbit, SpaceX's Polaris Dawn crew is finally home, wrapping up a history-making mission. The Crew Dragon capsule carrying four astronauts landed off the coast of Dry Tortugas, Florida, at 3:37 AM ET on Sunday, September 15.
The mission made history as it reached a higher altitude than any human has traveled in five decades, completed the first spacewalk from Dragon, tested Starlink in space, and conducted roughly 40 science experiments.
A spacewalk conducted early Thursday morning also marked the first time such an endeavor has been completed by a privately funded and operated mission.
What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...
Billionaire Jared Isaacman then SpaceX engineer Sarah Gillis became the first two civilians to conduct such an excursion in space. They were tethered to the Crew Dragon spacecraft in the vacuum of space while two others watched from inside - more than 400 miles above Earth.
Furthermore, it also marks the first time SpaceX's brand new spacesuit, the EVA suit is tested in space, especially in a harsh environment like the Van Allen radiation belt. Everything goes smoothly including testing slim spacesuits, a process to fully depressurize the Crew Dragon cabin, and doing the uninterrupted video call between astronauts in orbit with SpaceX teams back on Earth via Starlink- technologies that could be used in future private space missions.
The smooth transmission through the Starlink network at such a far distance will pave the way for strong interplanetary connections in the future. A brighter future makes Elon say, "Cool."
Even the reentry journey of Crew Dragon Resilience is deemed to be among the most dangerous stretches of any space mission.

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[fw]

Boeing has ripped the American taxpayer off. Stealing that much money should be a crime that CEO’s should get jail time for.

[ducamuk]

When it comes to mars: If it’s Boeing, IT’s NOT GOING!

[darkfox]

Great information in an American format. Thanks.

[MichaelCarriger]

Boeing needs to get out of the space business. They've made a mess of both the Starliner and SLS programs. With the issues surrounding their aircraft manufacturing and union strike, Kelly needs to take a large step back and focus on getting the union back to work and getting the quality back into the aircraft divisions. Leave the space business to the companies that have shown an ability and willingness to invest R&D into developing re-usable launch vehicles.

[MrTomOtts]

They need to raise that price to cover FAA expenses.

[alanwilliams]

This is why Starliner has been delayed! These two other companies are jealous of Spacex.

[Darrahsdriftgarage]

Just have to look at the difference in engineering. Spacex are so much more advanced in every way. Boeing is done for

[outforbeer]

Faa approved boeing flight even though they kept failing

[sproctor]

A VERY profitable "Jobs Program" for Boeing and the Politicians.

[williamshalz]

Will Space x increase the passenger load to 12 people? When this is done actual space travel will be good. .SpaceX has a good enginering team they due their homework. Keep it up.

[davidjonah]

You can hold seven people he just can’t bring them back to earth safely

[fonzdevries]

SpaceX "to be or" Boeing "not to be"

[RobBroad-ftxe]

Remember the Wright brothers, never give up- failures, rectify on and on.

[kevinbissett]

Good Morning. Boeing? Arrogance will always bury you. It is a Great thing that Elon Musk has never listened to this crap. This is why he is so successful. Great Episode. Have a Great Day.

[wb]

Boeing is going for cheap… that’s why all it’s top engineers are working for SpaceX

[aleksandarnikolovski]

Did anyone notesed 1.21 gw. ?.
Back to the future😂

[StevenWilkins-yt]

Narration without a pause for breath... its like listening a horse race - IT NEVER F*CKING STOPS. Enough already - slow down - human beings do not listen at that pace!

[StevenWilkins-yt]

SpaceX will soon enough move on from NASA and do its own thing building a sensible space port. NASA will become a handbrake on progress- in fact it already is.

[EVChargers-dz]

STOP with the "HUMILIATED" verbiage. Space is HARD, and Boeing doesn't use AGILE development. They can't keep up.... but they are smart people and they just need to change their work protocols...

[karstenjackson-lange]

Poking your head out of a capsule and holding on to a rail is not a space walk free floating on a tether is space walking out side the capsule just saying