148 Launches In 2024? SpaceX's Incredible Cadence Goals.

SpaceX is aiming for an extraordinary goal: launching 148 Falcon family rockets in 2024. Join us as we examine SpaceX's record-breaking cadence and explore its journey from early challenges to current successes.

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L2 Boca Chica (more clips and photos) from BC's very early days to today.

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[maineiac]

That music change between spacex and other companies killed me!!! HAHA

[fredpryde]

thank you for your time keeping us updated it is incredible what they doing now

[LovemyDrones]

Thanks for the history lesson Elysia! Enjoyed it! I can't even think about when I first heard about SpaceX, couple of years?
Then I found you guys, thanks to the whole crew there a NSF !

[bideford]

A bonus update with Elysia! Go SpaceX!!!

[airbreath]

Elysia, you rock! I really appreciate your updates.

[curtiswfranks]

Those historic video clips gave me chills.

[corrinastanley]

Thanks for the extra information NSF team, more data more better. Awesome job Elysia.

[proesterchen]

We might actually be in the year of peak Falcon 9 launches, as their number should rapidly drop once Starship takes over delivery of Starlink payloads.

[alanc]

Excellent work on this. Thanks for launching this one out.

[rickmunn]

Great video. Very informative and well edited.

[ab-ki]

Thank you SpaceX history is always good to have

[MrKellymcilrath]

Great video Elysia, & NSF, Thank you!!

[chdderbox]

One of the reasons to watch every week is to see what zany earrings Elysia will wear lol

[adriangillies]

Great show and love your Grid fin ear bling. lol Classy you.

[bazanime]

I don't need earrings but the variety she wears relating to spaceflight makes me want to collect them all.

[RickOShay]

With reusability and so many launches - NASA and SpaceX could have built a ship assembly space based station by now. That would simplify the whole process of massive earth-based rockets and associated difficulties overcoming Earth's gravity.

Hopefully, when robots become fully capable assemblers they will handle space-based assemblies.

[MickRonald]

Elysia provides a brief explanation of why Stubby Nozzle is good 4:35

[Tomfoolery]

The ad before this video showed a guy destroying a doorbell camera with a stone 😂😂😂 wtf

[chrismoule]

I didn't notice the ear-rings for about 4 minutes...

[Milardikan]

5:10 They are Demo-2 astronauts. Demo-1 was uncrewed.