SpaceX Reveals Plans To Visit Jupiter With NASA

Elon Musk and SpaceX recently revealed about their new mission for Nasa. SpaceX is going to transport the Europa Clipper Spacecraft to Jupiter's Europa Moon using the Falcon Heavy rocket of SpaceX.

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[GNPWPW]

I think something really important was missed here. Yes, the falcon heavy is planning on taking 5.5 years to get to Europa instead of 3, but the launch is many year sooner than it would be if done via the SLS. This is because the mission to Europa would have to wait until after the Artemis launch

[VirtualFunction]

I wonder when blue origin are going to file a lawsuit about this contract...

[summerlakephotog]

Wow! Your B-roll is excellent. You put a lot of work into this. Not one clip of the space shuttle taking off. Yay 👏👏👏👍

[helpmereachksubswithoutvideo]

Fun fact: these videos makes our days better

[Manonsilvermountain]

At this point the only thing left of B.O in the space travel arena is Jeff's inflated ego!

[ZeroSpawn]

Damn! Thank you for the jam pack information dump. Well done.

[matthewnewell]

Absolutely love this, only just found your channel! Only criticism would be reporting LEO payload when talking about a mission to Europa; would’ve loved to have seen how they compare with that mission plan

[florenciovela]

I love spacex, we visited the site last Oct, & it was great seeing it live, i've ordered the tri motor fsd cybertruck..I may just buy the 3 or the Y in the meantime..i got lots of solar & backup battery to charge them all.

[WKfpv]

Cool now I have to figure out how to stay alive until 2030 to see this 🤦🏻‍♂️

[melvel]

Universe is so damn big, to think we are the only ones is not possible

[SixDasher]

So now there really is no more reason to use the SLS anymore.

[RogerM]

Some big issues with Starship flights to Jupiter and beyond: you need a lot of fuel to slow down, too much supplies, mental health concerns, Cosmic Radiation exposure, and Solar panels would be almost useless.

[richardnye]

Change your misleading title! SPACEX isn't 'visiting' Jupiter. They are only launching the vehicle...

[davisgreen]

Finally NASA is looking in the right place to find life! Not Mars but the moon of Europa!!

[raw_pc]

100 miles (160km) deep ocean... Trying to wrap my head around this... Our ocean's deepest spot is 36, 201 feet = 6, 85 miles (11034m = 11km). Even from the deepest place on Earth to the highest peak at 8848m it is still only 19882m= 19, 8km (65229feet = 12, 35miles ).

[benlong]

Thanks for this very interesting and informative video. High-quality, high-value stuff!

[steveworth]

I need to watch this five or six times to take in all the information! Thanks for posting.

[dharmawangsa]

Great explanation mate, whatever the result of this mission, it will be always breathtaking

[nuvi]

This is fast becoming one of my favourite channels on YouTube

[CancerousMaximusPotatus]

Thank god now we know they're going to try to do it