It's Mind-blowing! What SpaceX Just Did HUMILIATED the entire industry...Never Seen it Before

It's Mind-blowing! What SpaceX Just Did HUMILIATED the entire industry...Never Seen it Before
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0:00-1:05: Intro
1:06-3:54: New records
3:55-5:28: Fram2
5:29-9:50: Russian rocket failure
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#techalpha
#spacex
#elonmusk
#starship
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It's Mind-blowing! What SpaceX Just Did HUMILIATED the entire industry...Never Seen it Before
SpaceX is no stranger to breaking records with its Falcon 9 rocket. Every few months, it seems like we witness another reuse record being set, up to 22 reuses of a single rocket.
However, a record that is not often broken is the frequency of rocket launches from the launch pads.
Recently, SpaceX once again demonstrated its relentless ability to improve by breaking this challenging record. The company completed one launch within just two days, paving the way for significantly increasing the frequency of SpaceX's future spaceflights.
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It's Mind-blowing! What SpaceX Just Did HUMILIATED the entire industry...Never Seen it Before
SpaceX suspended flights of its flagship Falcon 9 rocket for 15 days last month as engineers investigated why an upper stage failed to deliver a batch of Starlink internet satellites into the correct orbit. After resolving the technical issue, SpaceX demonstrated incredible resilience. Conducting 10 missions in 19 days is a testament to the company’s operational efficiency and logistical capabilities.
This means that SpaceX is currently launching at a rate of one launch every two days, the fastest pace the company has ever achieved. If SpaceX can maintain this pace until the end of the year, the target of 148 launches in 2024 will set a historic record in the U.S. aerospace industry and for SpaceX itself.
It's Mind-blowing! What SpaceX Just Did HUMILIATED the entire industry...Never Seen it Before
The variety of missions carried out in this short period is also noteworthy. Although most of the flights focused on deploying Starlink satellites—a crucial part of SpaceX's business strategy—the company still managed to perform missions for external customers. This includes launching the Cygnus supply ship to the International Space Station, a vital mission for the station's operations.
Deploying communication satellites for Norway to cover the Arctic is an example of how SpaceX is contributing to improving global connectivity, particularly in remote areas. Additionally, launching high-resolution Earth imaging satellites for Maxar highlights SpaceX’s role in supporting advanced Earth observation applications.
This rapid launch pace not only showcases SpaceX’s technical prowess but also reflects the growing demand for satellite launch services in the commercial space market. This could be a sign of rapid growth for the space industry as a whole.
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[benchristensen]

Why are all you vids "Humiliating the entire industry" or "Shocked or what ever, its stupid and not believable ... just be real we like your posts.

[WorkerDroid]

SpaceX continues to impress. Thanks for the video. 100k is just around the corner. I think you had 9k when I subbed, so congrats, and keep making them.

[wingssoon]

Marvelous content ✨
🚀 “Leveraging Insights” would be an eye catching title.

[mael]

I unsubscribed, drop the click bait headlines. No one was humiliated.

[fred]

What is not available since SpaceX is a private company, is that first stage that flew 22 times have all or most of its Merlin rocket engines. Burning RP-1 versus Liquid Methane or Liquid Hydrogen creates a lot of residue in the engine nozzles that need to be cleaned after each flight. So the big question is has any or many Merlin engines been replaced each time the booster is reused.

[ShirleyPettit-rq]

Elon is going to put stuff on the Moon and Mars. Way cool.

[TLH]

On the 9th day of Christmas my true love sent to me, 9 falcons a surging.

[bazoo]

Downvoted for the title. Next time try "impressed" instead of "humiliated" or "shocked".

[billsmith]

According to you Elon wakes up every morning and decided to humiliate NASA or someone else. Come on guy, you have good content so stop with the click bate headlines

[OoGICU]

Please stop saying HUMILIATED That doesn’t make me want to click on it, In fact, it turns my stomach. Have some dignity, sir.
Other than that, I love your channel❤

[alexanderSydneyOz]

God, there are so many satellites. Starlink is up to about 6000 so far alone, and seems there are another ~10, 000 up there also. OneWeb intends matching Starlink. I wonder if there is any number at which congestion becomes a problem.

[Shadinsb]

"Drill, Baby Drill!"
- Elon Musk

Weird.

[alanblasczyk]

I am sorry, but NASA is doing what exactly?

[Andrew-enqx]

I hope Sam got some cake for dessert 🍰

[MrJmack]

To focus on hitting 100, 000 subs stop with the click bait bullshit titles and subjects. You often have decent info but present it poorly. This is the reason I am not subscribed, in fact actually unsubbed. Still check back hoping that it will change. But always disappointed

[seacaster]

As soon as you see "Humiliated" in the Title you know it is click bait. These people display no self regulation, creativity, or any depth of thought. Do not waste your time. Blessings

[kevinbissett]

Good Morning. My counter says 89.5K Subscribers. Getting Closer. SpaceX has made space travel exciting again. I can't think of anybody in any industry that has bee as innovative or as aggressive as Elon Musk. He most certainly has broken the mold. This isn't the first time we've seem Russia in this type of financial difficulty. What is a ruble worth in terms of the dollar? It's interesting that space industries all over the world are now trying to make reusable rockets. They are all chasing SpaceX. If Sierra Space plans on purchasing ULA. They will immediately have to adopt a reusable philosophy. Don't You think? I think they will have a difficult time if they don't. The rest of the world is fighting to try to catch up to SpaceX. Very Educational Day. Great Update my Friend. Have a Great Day.

[alexanderSydneyOz]

The clickbait is annoying, but it is rife across Youtube.
Personally, I have made a personal decision to not be annoyed by it, and simply watch/listen the content.

That aside, Starlink has created such a virtuous circle! Starlink is, itself, revolutionary technically and for humanity, and a growing source of revenue. That revenue pays for so many Spacex launches which would not have otherwise occurred. Then Spacex gains data and experience from the vast number of launches, that no competitor can hope to match in any immediately forseeable near to medium future. Talk about having the whole game wrapped up.

Re starlink: not sure about the rest of the world, but as recently as a year ago (from memory) Starlink was not licenced to provide internet services to metro areas in Australia. Which was blatanly intended to protect the huge money losing national broadband network here. More recently, Starlink is now authorised for use in cities as well. And the police force in my state (NSW) have been using Starlink in remote areas, for some time. Who knows how much revenue Starlink could end up bringing in! Given that every human is, in theory, a potential customer.

[paulroberts]

Only for sanctions Russia would own top spot, all EU orders till 2035 paused, Soyuz cost is $35 million, Greatest rocket in history Soyuz with 1700 launches crew/cargo to Salyut/MIR/ISS, Soyuz as just delivered supplies to Starliner crew stuck on ISS, when NASA retire shuttle, Soyuz for 11yr was NASA's only ferry to ISS for crew/cargo.

[Chaotician]

Omg humiliated AGAIN? You folks really have to work on your headlines.