What is The Future of Aerospace?

The world has been abuzz with news that we may be getting closer to commercial space travel. But what really is the future of aerospace?

[iliketrainspwned]

As a student that's studying aerospace engineering right now, I still would much rather work on making it possible for you to go to Mars. You would be surprised how close we actually are to opening up space travel to everyone. With companies such as Space X and Blue Origins popping up, we could be on the verge of the next space race (whether it is focused on asteroid mining or civilian space flight). Plus, with recent advances in spacecraft design (such as skylon, plasma thrusters, and reusable rocket tech) it will be coming much faster than expected.

[hijack]

My ad blocker doesn't seem to work

[shawng]

One thing Boeing could do to make flying more comfortable would be to make the seats more than 16 or 17 inches wide in economy class

[JamesRoyceDawson]

too much of an ad, not enough information. We all know planes are getting more sustainable and efficient. That's not news. Actually dive into the details or don't bother making a video.

[shadowmonkeyking]

That's right! When we are exposed to a new altitude, that highly contrasts our remaining one, we usually need to get used to it before taking long trips / exercising on the mountains.

[ShenHeAlitasha]

Much enlightened! thx!
I wrote four main points on my private notebook software:
1. In addition to commercial aerospace, aerospace has a lot of development in other places
2. The tiny features go unnoticed
* Is it the feature that needs to be noticed that counts? Apparently not.
3. Sustainable Space Ecology
4. Aviation Week
* Keep an eye on some aerospace company spokespersons, research projects, academic journals, and amateur journals.

[joshknox]

Great Video! I love it for all the cool animations and it's also very informative. You can use this video to better appreciate the little but very important changes in aerospace. Still wonder when commercial space flight will actually become a thing.

[mort-mb]

Guys, let's talk about the important things here... What is the future of Harambe memes?

[ilikeplanessoyes]

Great aviation video!! Keep it coming!!!!

[ReDefighter]

Boeing: Read this script word for word about how great we are.
Seeker Stories: Okay!

[magicwhiteunderwear]

goddamnit, I was hoping to hear something about space travel... instead I got a three and half minute ad from Boeing.

[Wanderer]

LOL, airlines won't pass on the savings to customers, they will keep the profits for themselves.

[MartinYY]

As a aerospace engineer from UK I believe we are yet too far from settling Mars. Sometimes we do not think about the small things which makes it impossible for now. The distance is not the problem, we can go there in 200-300 days according the latest NASA missions so I believe it might be possible to send 1-2 astronauts there in the next 30 yeas. However imagine moving all materials and oxygen to build safe high tech bunkers there, I think the is impossible to be build even on Earth or Moon and how about Mars.
The future of aviation is bright. but we have to be realistic.

[ABHINAVSRIVASTAV]

Thanks bro, I have selected my future Field 👽👽.

[Jack-rpzy]

Ticket prices going down? Now THAT'S funny!

[FusRoDah]

Will we ever see a supersonic Commercial Airliner again?

[Squigglydodah]

Where do you guys find all the clips of space craft and futuristic cities on mars and such? i would love to sit and click through those archives where ever they are. even if their pay only.
If anyone knows please tell me. I'm sure I'm not the only one who's interested...

[danielrothwell]

Another boeing sponsorship? You really think sponsorships will make me want to use their planes?

[mayurrane]

I have been to truly that Research Centre for Aerospace

[johnc]

My major is aerospace engineering. My goal is to be part of a team that designs a next generation fighter aircraft, however, I would also very well work to design technologies for civilian aviation. We should be working to develop more full efficient aircraft, perhaps alternative fuels, etc. Nonrenewable fuels will eventually run out, so we need alternatives. Even before then, as supply decreases prices will increase. We should be seeking to make air travel more inexpensive. Also, we really shouldn't be polluting our environment quite as much. I'm not a believer in man-made climate change. I believe it is a natural occurrence as it has always been. However, that doesn't negate our responsibility as humans to be good stewards of the Earth.