What Planetary Scientists revealed of SpaceX's Starship just SHOCKED the entire world...

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If all goes well, next month SpaceX will launch the largest rocket in human history.
And if it is successful, Starship, as Musk said, "will enable a quantum leap in deep space & planetary science"
But, how?
Let’s find out in today’s episode of Great SpaceX!

For scientists, there are always more questions than answers.
What Planetary Scientists revealed of SpaceX's Starship just SHOCKED the entire world...
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To be resolved, thank you.

[hughwitherington]

This was a really good production, a really good summary of the present and future possibilities in space, particularly those rising from SpaceX.

[andrewlindberg]

Remember WHO you are making content for. I’ll bet your viewers are watch a lot of space content. Marcus House, What About It, Everyday Astronaut, Scott Manly are the gold standard.

That is who you compete with.

Most here are quit familiar with Raptor already.

Respect your subscribers.

[watchthe]

Raptor 1 to raptor 2 looks like a J79 and F404 sitting side by side too. far fewer components doing the same job and a sign of a maturing technology.

[ps]

We can blame twitter if starship blows up!!

[costrio]

It took quite a few years but finally people are saying, "What a good idea!" I wish the competition good luck but Elon ideas were just a little bit bigger, I guess

[kong]

Stellar vision and performance. Thx Elon and teams.

[NiceAussie]

How old are some of these clips “the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope”???? (At 13:40)

[latemanparodius]

With space inflatables, one could conceive sending up a small space station entirely packed into a starship and inflated in orbit. Once established, upgrades could be sent up on future starship flights. Crew dragon could send up the first occupants. Even if it's just a space tourist hotel, it could be a pretty cool project.

[TheWadetube]

Great information and great news, I appreciate it.

[wulphstein]

If we assume that spacetime is made of gravitons and that gravitons are the entanglement between photons, ER = EPR (SUSKIND), then a warp drive might look like this. Start with a high powered laser and a crystal that splits the beam into two entangled beams p1 and p2. The photon frequencies of p1 and p2 are the same, f1 = f2. Since we're thinking in terms of an equation: h(f2 - f1) + Delta U = 0, where h is the Planck constant and U is gravitational potential energy, then a quantum entanglement with f1 = f2 results in zero gravitational potential energy between the two entangled photons.

But what if you could centrifuge the entangled beams? What if you could blueshift p1 and redshift p2? How could you do that? Imagine a disk that is two meters in diameter, not so different from a spinning wheel on a playground, but without all the handlebars and kids. It would have to be lightweight and sturdy up to 3000 RPMs; and very thin. Maybe it's made of carbon fiber or sapphire. Next, you attach an optical fiber along the radius, from r1 = 1cm to r2 = 1 meter. You might have to attach 12 optical fibers, from 1 o'clock to 12 o'clock. The optical fiber might have to be thick so that it carries a lot of photons, perhaps even hundreds of watts of photons. You might also have to use materials that slow down the light from the speed of light, to something more manageable. You will need two of these sapphire spinning disks with optical fibers on them; one to spin at 6000 RPMs and one to be a non-rotating pathway that the photons can return to the "start" position on.

For the p1 beam to be blueshifted, the start position will be r1 at 12 o'clock. The beam will travel down the optical fiber on the disk as it spins at 6000 RPMs for about a meter. Then, using amazing optics and computers, the beam of photons will transition from r2 12 o'clock of the spinning disk to r2 12 o'clock of the bolted down (not spinning) disk. Then, it will travel back up to r1 12 o'clock on the not spinning disk. This is the first centrifuge cycle for the p1 beam that is to be blueshifted. You can't reuse the same pair of disks because there is no way to transition from 12 o'clock r1 on the non spinning disk to 1 o'clock on the spinning disk in a way that is repeatable around the "clock".

Since the innovative community is made of brilliant men like Elon Musk, someone could figure out a way to make this process repeatable. In the mean time, I think it will be necessary to interlayer about 1200 sapphire spinning disks with 1200 bolted down (not spinning) disks.

For the p2 redshifted beam, the photons will travel the other way, from r2 to r1. If there was anyone brilliant enough to figure the timing of the process, then we would be lucky. Nevertheless, we might have to centrifuge the p1 and p2 beam as much as a million times.

Once we had a p1 beam blueshifted a million times and a p2 beam redshifted a million time, then we would be able attempt an Alcubuirre warp drive without needing any negative matter or negative energy or exotic particles.

Once the p1(1M-Blue shifted), p2(1M-Red shifted) beams are generated, then they are directed to the outer surface of a (what the hell) saucer shaped craft. There will be equal length-ed optical fiber that leads to optical lenses all over the top and bottom of the upper and lower surface of the saucer.

If the idea works, then there should be a gravitational potential energy whose acceleration of a "mass" should travel from the redshifted p2 to the blueshifted p1. I might have that backwards.

At this point, I don't know what happens. To make it lift, I think we emit from the bottom the p2 redshifted beams, and from the top, the p1 blueshifted beams. I think the beams that are not emitted should be <I don't know>. The quantum entanglement (gravitons) between two entangled photons should only work on quantum states alone. But spacecrafts can weight many tons. In order to lift the whole spacecraft of many tons, you have to completely encircle the saucer in the field. When this happens, normal spacetime from outside is cut off from whatever is inside, and the spacecraft is treated like a weightless object. The saucer is then able to "fall" or "rise" or "move" according to the beams that are emitted.

Hypothetically, aliens figured this out and that's why we see them as saucers in the day and balls of light in the sky at night.

[johnathanmann]

Musk has said that it won’t be Raptor taking us to Mars. It will be the next gen

[Glasher]

This was posted three days ago, but when was the video produced and by whom? The information is great, but rather old.

[ZapperGazer]

I dreamed up the Giant Space Telescope Launch Foundation within the first months of watching Starship prototypes blow up. Our first launch project is the Giant Magellan. Eight point four meter diameter mirrors number seven; one central mirror with the photon hole gets ringed by 6 more mirrors. leaving behind the 500 ton Dobson mount, and the adaptive optics, we could be ready soon after SpaceX certifies Starship for human spaceflight.

Elon Musk, Please contact us so we can test our first mirror on the Thrust Simulator.

[gregmiller]

Around 6:20 it's stated that ULA has not done and rocket engine development since 2006. While this is technically true, it's not being fully honest. ULA has contracted Blue Origin to make their engines.

[Snoodlehootberry]

Come on, you’ve just slapped a few videos together and you are better than that

[Nocluespops]

What is this at frame 2:41, that is shooting down from the top of the screen interacting with the flow of the rocket engine. It looks like something is shot down from the top of the screen to and through the exhaust plum?

[costrio]

I think with the increase of space ship traffic in the future, planet Earth is going to need someone to direct ships into parking orbits, like an airport does or a harbor master does. 200 years from now, bumper to bumper traffic in orbit? ;-)

[gothesouthway]

If the best part, no part, then will Raptor 3 consist of a gas can with an oil funnel sticking out of it?

[pokedizzle]

I don't see why Elon just don't buy a ufo from the government and he wouldn't have any problem flying to other galaxies and solar systems

[kenbarraclough]

Raptor 2 has been done to death, this post says 15 hour ago. Somewhat late to the party, why bother?