SpaceX Starship's New Raptor engine is an engineering genius & the best Ever Made!

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SpaceX Starship's New Raptor engine is an engineering genius & the best Ever Made!

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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has his mindset on going to Mars. To do so will require a vast new spacecraft, powered by a new rocket engine, unlike anything that’s been seen before.
Let’s step forward Raptor, the future of SpaceX’s endeavors in today’s episode of Great SpaceX!

Raptor is designed to power the new reusable vehicles SpaceX is building, the Starship spacecraft and the Super Heavy rocket. Combined, these vast machines are designed to take up to 100 people into space, possibly to the Moon and Mars, with a tentative launch of humans around the Moon planned in 2023. SpaceX tested the first flight-ready version of Raptor in February 2019.
The company also flew a Raptor for the first time on a “hop” test of a prototype of Starship, called Starhopper.
The engine has been in development for the better part of a decade, going through a number of iterations. At its core, it’s like other engines, burning chemical fuel to produce thrust. But its use of liquid oxygen and methane – something largely unprecedented in the rocket industry – and its innovative design means that it just might be SpaceX’s ace in the hole when it comes to exploring the Solar System.
According to Tim Dodd, an industry expert who runs the popular Everyday Astronaut YouTube channel, “There is no other rocket engine capable of producing as much energy out of liquid methane and liquid oxygen as the Raptor engine.”
Starship's new Raptor engine is an engineering genius & the best Ever Made!
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[palastinmo]

Kevin: Let's hear the amazing sound of raptor 2. Also Kevin: keeps talking so we can't hear the sound ^^. Thanks for the great content. Everytime a new video pops up I am very happy to see what you got for us spacefans!

[COWBOY_TECH]

6:40 "lets hear that crazy powerful sound" .... no sound just keeps :(

[oliver-qdqs]

Thanks Kevin, I have been waiting for your news

[BartJBols]

In situ resources the 'i in 'situ' is pronounced like sitting. You are doing great, Kevin!

[ecrowder]

One Month till the FAA decides if humanity is to end here.

[Inimbrium]

Tim Dodd is not an industry expert LOL. He's a journalist. Don't get me wrong, I love the guy, but he'll be the first to tell you he's not a rocket expert.

[willsee]

0:43 - "up to 100 people to space...." - forget about it!

[stephensfarms]

Thanks great news about the Raptor engine. 👍👍👍

[mixtv]

0:57 ohh my right ear (i'm listening in headphones)

[longboardfella]

thanks - could you please check audio before posting. This one was quiet and then the volume also changed a few times. But great content!

[trololoev]

interesting, raptor-2 will explode better or worse that raptor-1?

[sergeboisse]

2:50 Wrong! Saturn V was using liqquid hydrogen, not kerosen!

[africashcks]

hahaha!... I love Tim Dodd I really do, but im not sure HE would call himself an 'Industry Expert'. :P

[lestermagnuson]

are we sure Musk is not from the future?

[Marcus_Wilson]

Please don’t stretch 4:3 footage to 16:9 (N1 Rocket). It looks dreadful. 🤮

[Mike-gzxn]

This generation wants to take us back to the feudal age

[ethanwmonster]

Spacex's back must hurt so hard after hard carrying private space industry for so long.

[clavo]

Good video! Really good use of statistical data. Would like a description of the engine design differences though. Everybody is doing Raptor 2 unveilings. No one is explaining how.

[ophello]

Complete clickbait. Your thumbnail is a lie designed to get people to click on what they expect to be an image of the actual raptor 2 design.

[francocastilloAR]

¿Para cuándo los subtitulos como SpaceX Pink?