What SpaceX just did with Starship is more important than FAA thinks

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What SpaceX just did with Starship is more important than FAA thinks
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What SpaceX just did with Starship is more important than FAA thinks

Every time SpaceX makes progress with Starship, some thoughts often pop-up in our minds like: “Musk's dream is coming true” or “We are getting closer to Mars.”
But Starship is much more important than that. It also carries many other tasks, not only Musk's "Red Dream", but it also helps the US maintain its position, it carries the hopes and dreams of humanity about a new era, a multi-planetary civilization.
Starship has enough power and ability to do that. However, there is one challenge that Starship's power cannot overcome, which is its obstruction by government agencies, typically the FAA. Instead of helping and promoting development, the FAA is becoming a barrier hindering the development of SpaceX's Starship, even the entire US aerospace industry.
Why is that? Are they not realizing the importance of Starship? Is their operating system too backward compared to the times?
Let’s find out in today’s episode of Great SpaceX.
What SpaceX just did with Starship is more important than FAA thinks
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To be resolved, thank you.

[ruthlemler]

I think it’s time for the people to make their voices heard. It doesn’t take long to send an email to theFAA, your representative’s in congress and your favorite news outlet to voice your displeasure at the snails pace of the FAA and fish and wildlife. Mine are sent and will be sent again. A phone call wouldn’t hurt either. I’m willing to carry a sign and march in front of the FAA. The only thing on the sign will be hurry up. Seems like current leaders of our government and their agencies don’t care if we’re first in space. They don’t seem to care if we ever get to the moon or mars. We need to remind them that we care.

[WilliamCollins-shlm]

That "Red Tape" will get you every time !!!
A "Hindrence" is an understatement !!!
Cut them loose !!!
Mistakes=progress !!!

[Chelnaka]

The FAA and USFW need to get out of the blasted way.

[billmullins]

The narrator questioned whether the FAA bureaucrats realize how important spaceflight is for the future of our species. People! FAA bureaucrats could not care less about the importance of spaceflight. Period!

[BMrider]

I think the Fisheries and Wildlife people want to consult with the Ocelots in Boca Chica.
The problem is, that the Ocelot hasn't been seen or recorded there in over 40 years.
Neighboring ocelets said they were fine with the rocket launch going

[Fresh_Baklava]

10% for The Big Guy and Starship will fly.

[davidbeetham]

The FAA will not adapt - Because they DO NOT WAN'T ANYBODY BEATING THE SLS. " Goodluck everybody else on Earth in the Space industry "

[jcdisci]

A barrier to SpaceX progress. Perfect description for the current FAA. And don't even get me started about Fish and Wildlife 🤬. This is nothing an Executive Order wouldn't fix!

[drbigmdftnu]

China's regulation may be less restrictive, but that's not always a good thing. Their boosters alone have caused big problems on the ground and elsewhere. It's a tough balance.

[genemetz]

Can you just imagine an Emergency contingency prepared with personnel and equipment stationed next to SpaceX Starship? And then is Deployed to a disaster, anywhere on the globe, using Starship in just hours, not weeks. What a boon for humanity.

[uuzds]

I've posted this several times before on this and other YT channels, it's the Federal AVIATION Administration and Not the Federal SPACE Administration.
The USAF has been diversified to now include the US SPACE Force. The reasons are Obvious for the addition of this specific branch of Military. The same needs to be done w/ the FAA, create a Federal Space Administration to get their focus on Space Flight rather than conventional AIRcraft flight, which keeps them busy enough in itself.
When you think about it, it's really quite Dumb to have an Aircraft regulatory agency manage the entirely different field of Space Flight, they're no where even Close to the same.

[gottfriedheumesser]

In Austria, the lawyers, advocates, and officials needed 20 years to get permission to build a 200km high-voltage line. The erection took one and a half years. Do not ask who earned more, the workers or the lawyers.

[pip]

The FAA needs to have a re-shuffle and update their board... dinosaurs are extinct...!

[jerrygeeraerts]

If America intends to continue to be the leader is space exploration they need to find ways to speed up the government bureaucracy. The environment is important but so is technology advancement.

[tomslivick]

Need to get 10% to the Big Guy. Better call Hunter.

[nealmacdonald]

If the FAA becomes too big a hinderance to SpaceX's build test, fail, improve, I can see Musk moving his Rocket base to somewhere out of their controlled area and leaving the U.S with Saturn 5 again.

[dreno]

It might want to look into the cash flows of the FAA bureaucrats to see if they are receiving any gifts from China.

[SteveBueche]

Once SpaceX had permission to buy and use the land for rocket launches, any issues after that are moot.

[mannyricketson]

If Elon musk was a Democrat he would already be flying to mars

[ClippyC]

Consider the people we put in charge of our country - what a mess. There are so many innovations that could be established if it wasn't for regulators. It's one thing to watch over industry, it's another to cripple it.