Reusable Rocket Phenomenon - Explained!

How reusable rockets are effective to travel other planets and moons. SpaceX's new stainless steel Starship aka BFR rocket, how it will work to make space travel cheaper.

This video is hugely inspired by the book: Soonish: Ten Emerging Technologies That'll Improve and/or Ruin Everything. Great Book give it a try:

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#SpaceX #Space #NASA

[NoName-oqei]

"FUJIL", hahah I m dying. Not to be offensive, its just funny to me.

[CuriousReason]

Hey guys ! *The Misspronoucer* *Of* *Words* here

[KentoNishi]

I say this every video, but your channel is extremely underrated!
Oh and also now I know you're subscribed to Pewdiepie lmao

[SimplySpace]

You've got a really great channel and this is a great video, go all out on sharing it!

[livethefuture]

man, you're channel is underrated!


1. i would suggest you optimize your title to match what people are searching. for ex: you could instead name/tag the video on a search term that is widely used like 'SpaceX' or something. learn ranking videos in search that will help a lot.


2. if you are planning on doing this full time, you should seek sponsorships, brand deals with companies that have services related to space/science, like brilliant.org, skillshare, curiosity stream etc..


3. use affiliate marketing for services and products that you like and are related to science and space. could be books, software, subscription services etc...
you could use an affiliate program for the above-mentioned companies if you cant get a brand deal.


4. keep your channel niched-in. sl do things i a very specific niche. and make videos on popular serch terms. so for ex: spacex has been quite popular lately and their crew dragon just recently launched. you could make a video that is related to that.


there are a lot more tips and tricks you can find on youtube: in fact, i would HIGHLY RECOMMEND watching the channel "Video Influencers'. it is really good and will significantly help your channel grow and also allow you to make a lot of income with it as well.

[riotorres]

Before I watch the video, my guess is space elevator.

Edit: I was wrong.

[kbnice]

As a part of the plan to go to Mars we should send equipment and supplies first that would be already on the planet whenever we decide to send man missions

[johnroutledge]

Are you going to talk about why the costs have stayed so high?
Politicians wanting to keep the pork flowing. And journalists viewing space as 'and in other news' stories, and never questioning what they're told.

[jerry]

Shhh, it’s okay space shuttle, I’m sure he didn’t mean it.

[DC.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 snakes eating its own tail to feed it's self now that's funny🤣🤣🤣🤣

[duylai]

i still don't know how this channel only has 7k subs :)

[Keindzjim]

Why doesn't the rocket burn up in the atmosphere after lift off?

[Rutherford_Sam]

This is like kurzgesgastwnhshsb ah i don't know how to pronounce it. But with out birds and very underated.

[irjonesy]

WHAAAT!?

I SEE A WAVE COMING, CAPN!

A SUBSCRIBER

[andreagv]

These videos are great and very interesting. I really like the subjects and the conclusions you reach.
For some constructive feedback, I believe two things are lacking to really make this channel explode and gain the traction and recognition it deserves.

1. Unfortunately, your accent and delivery is very difficult to understand, almost incomprehensible. You have a very very heavy non-english-speaker accent, you speak very fast, you merge lots of words together, your plosives are weakened (something common in what sounds like german or slavic language background), and the use of a very heavy "wuh" sound instead of "v" (Whery instead of very, for ex.), makes the delivery quite difficult to comprehend, and as a result, to follow. For this reason, it may be helpful to take some diction classes, speak slower, or get a native english speaker to record your audio. With better sound quality, it is easier to listen (especially science-based videos which are inherently fact-heavy), and more interesting to follow. With more interest, I think listening and subscription counts could go up if the quality goes up.

2. Cite your sources. Since you are presenting lots of technical information, it's important to cite your research, to give even more value and weight to your content.


Txs for listening.
Cheers and good work.

[erblinbeqa]

A very good video.
But for God’s sake, learn how to say FUEL properly.

[neurosp]

The first rehusable was the space shuttle, rehusability works on paper, we still don't know if it works in real life .
Yo have to recover the rocket, refurbish, you expend more in development, and then maybe you save a 20% or maybe not .

[ranganhalli]

Always focus on thumbnail before uploading a video