SpaceX Major Change with Dragon Reusability Shocked Boeing and even NASA...

SpaceX Major Change with Dragon Reusability Shocked Boeing and even NASA...
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SpaceX Major Change with Dragon Reusability Shocked Boeing and even NASA...
SpaceX is about to make a major change with Dragon's reusability like the way they did on Falcon 9's booster.
However, unlike the rocket booster, the Dragon usually suffers more stress during launch due to it must go into orbit around the Earth and splashing down on the ocean after reentry.
This unintentionally makes upgrading Dragon many times more difficult, but it also cannot make SpaceX give up its goal.
So, how many times will Dragon be reused?
To realize the target, what are the difficulties that they need to overcome?
Find out everything in today's episode of Techmap.

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[videoscrapheap]

I wonder if a crew dragon could be retrofitted as a cargo dragon after it reaches its limit for crew flights.

[nevada_dan]

If it's Boeing, you ain't going. GO DRAGON!

[JustAThought]

Good presentation. Thanks for the update.

[kevinbissett]

That's interesting. What can they do to stop the corrosion issue. I would a change in material would take care of that issue. With the different metal materials available. I would think the would be ahead of the game. Hard to believe that SpaceX would not have concurred that problem. They may have to develop another new material. Great Episode.

[Helix_GD]

Always informative. Nice as always

Waiting for ift 3

[jamesrichardson]

It would be nice if you had a human narrator instead of the AI crap

[jerryarcher]

SpaceX should build a paraglider ship to replace Dragon, the parachute can resemble dragon wings as it comes in to land.

[scottymoondogjakubin]

Maybe make the valves out of spacex's propriorty inconel like the turbines in the raptor engines !

[benjamindemontgomery]

Is this an AI voice? some words and phraseology makes me suspicious but I cant make my mind up.

[unixbehr]

I just wish they would have kept it soe the dragon landed on 4 feet with shocks

[Chromatic]

Let me know when people go around the world with his rockets.

[Treesinus]

::snickers:: Koalifications.. will be branching out…. U’clipped’us 😂 its berry.. stwrong b’last off. Perhaps she simply needs More space to make connections .. drag’on and on.. dont fire her.. shes come so far

[stephenirwin]

Where in this story was Boeing shocked? I know they are having trouble reaching escape velocity with Starliner but nowhere were they shocked. Can you say click bait?

[degs]

should make it land on Land instead of sea

[johnturpin]

This sight is crap. AND 2 weeks behind current