SpaceX just completed NASA's NEW launch tower for astronauts...Musk's reaction!

SpaceX just completed NASA's NEW launch tower for astronauts...Musk's reaction!
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SpaceX just completed NASA's NEW launch tower for astronauts...Musk's reaction!
SpaceX just completed a new launch tower to fly NASA astronauts
It's not coincidental that SpaceX's Dragon has become NASA's unique vehicle for crewed missions.
For other companies, reaching orbit is challenging, but for SpaceX, commuting to space is like going to work and coming home every day.
However, SpaceX and Elon Musk have never been satisfied with what they have achieved, they want to do better and better.
Recently, to boost the frequency of Dragon launches, SpaceX has built an additional launch tower system for this capsule, preparing for a series of upcoming manned space missions.
Of course, this is not only for the Dragon crew but also a sign that something new is about to happen, perhaps involving the Starship.
Stay tuned as we dive into this episode of Alpha Tech!

[stevencaskey]

Not being satisfied is one thing. Trying to better yourself is another. I and Space X take the second.

[daboak]

You are very correct. Space X is building while others are talking. The lack of go get um will continue to set them back further and further. If it was not for Elon no one would even be doing anything except asking for more money. I watch for 40 years talk and no speed. Now that is over. They will have to try and keep up with Space X or pay for services.

[costrio]

The rocket industry seems to employ some very large cranes. Always fun to watch, especially when playing the video at 2X speed, sometimes.

[kevinbissett]

I wonder if SpaceX is work on cutting the conversion time down on the launch pad. From Falcon 9 to Falcon Heavy and back again. I would think possibly a modular launch pad base you could switch out. Something that take a day or two.

[EddyKorgo]

SpaceX: Main vehicle, back up vehicle
Boeing: Boeing who?

[PianomanKY]

It looks like a giant bluetooth headset lol

[peterhall]

Who out there would confidently get onboard the Boeing capsule for a manned launch? Considering the amount very public failures, faults and errors

[dugnology]

The falcon does not use liquid methane. I wonder if they are trying to accommodate Starship.

[robertweekley]

LC-39B? Why no plans to crank that back up?

[dmorgan]

My cost for help just hit 10, 000, 000

[jswebbproductions]

it's completed? according to your own words, 0:52 it's nearing completion. click bait title

[dmorgan]

You took my post down because I said the truth

[wolfmanzz]

“For other companies, reaching orbit is challenging????”



Starship never reached orbit! Blew up the launchpad, then blew up the rocket!!!

And Alpha Tech is bragging about reaching orbit????

[dmorgan]

Yes I'm pissed off because I take a crap just.like Elon unless he has a robot commode

[dmorgan]

It's a joke on everyone because we are interested in space x but it's not for the viewer's

[dmorgan]

When you copy others ventures you are just a copy cat with nothing from the mentor