SpaceX Starship New Landing and Transport Method Somehow SHOCKED NASA...

SpaceX Starship New Landing and Transport Method Somehow SHOCKED NASA...
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SpaceX Starship New Landing and Transport Method Somehow SHOCKED NASA...
It’s not by chance that Elon Musk has a lot of enemies, and all of them are names with global influence.
The reason is very simple. His rocket company, SpaceX is developing at an incredible pace, capable of beating any legacy company including ULA and Boeing.
Furthermore, with the trump card of Starship, Elon Musk's influence could extend beyond space travel into military and political realms.
It is truly what his rivals are concerned about the most.
That concern has grown since the FAA just revealed Starship's critically important point-to-point mission, playing an important role in enhancing international security cooperation against China's rise.
Find out everything in today's Techmap episode.
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SpaceX Starship New Landing and Transport Method Somehow SHOCKED NASA...
Starship's Flight 4 marks a significant milestone in SpaceX's development of its next-generation rocket. On June 6, 2024, the mission achieved its primary objectives, including a controlled splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico, representing the first successful soft landing of both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship upper stage.
The achievement makes SpaceX eager to expand its testing campaign.
The new plan will add one more landing site for Starship, which is in the sea off Australia's coast, and recover it on Australian territory. The launch site remains a SpaceX facility in Texas.
Also, the FAA's draft environmental review of SpaceX's Starship operations unveiled the potential landing sites of Starship.
"Super Heavy would land on a droneship or continue to be expended in the Gulf of Mexico. Starship could land on a drone ship (floating platform) or be expended in any of the four landing areas: the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean (near Hawaii) and the northeast Pacific Ocean, or the southeast Pacific Ocean.
SpaceX Starship New Landing and Transport Method Somehow SHOCKED NASA...
This could pave the way for SpaceX's plan on the Australian coast.
This initiative represents a potential expansion of SpaceX's operations in the region, which aligns with broader security and military cooperation between the US and Australia.
To facilitate this plan, there is a need to loosen US export controls on advanced space technologies destined for Australia. This adjustment is crucial for ensuring compliance with regulations governing the transfer of sensitive technologies.
The discussions are taking place amid efforts to strengthen military ties between the US and Australia, particularly in light of regional security concerns regarding China. The US administration has been working to ease similar restrictions as part of the AUKUS security alliance, which includes Australia and the UK.
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[stephensfarms]

Everything shocks nasa, that SpaceX does.

[andrewjackson]

You need an administration that is invested in progress, not regress. All the technology in the world cannot overcome a government whose number one priority is lining its pockets by keeping its people in the food line.

[Rockingvideos]

The other reason AI voices aren't great is because you don't have another person to help you edit the content. This video is too long and needs an editor. Get a human to read your scripts and improve the content.

[tsarrite]

If we could set aside the politics, hate and depravity, we would be light years ahead as a technologically advanced, spacefaring civilization.

[philippostiglione]

Falcon 9 is a work horse. It is an amazing rocket

[JustheyU]

Wow, a new drone ship to handle all SpaceX systems would be a game changer. F9, SH and SS etc... Go SpaceX 🌎

[aaronb]

They should circumnavigate the globe back to the same pad they launched from and stick the landing elempic gold style. That would make mars sound more like a searose conversation.

[leapdrive]

What makes anyone think having a SpaceX operation will not be impeded by their Agencies just like the American Federal Agencies?

[markwhelan]

Elon is the ultimate genius of our time, but I don't see a Mars colony before another orbiting space station around the earth and/or moon is built, not to mention a proof of concept development on the moon. What do you all think?

[tsclly]

I'd go with the dual bulk carrier ship catamaran conversion.. that could be unlinked with dual catch towers that would catch the Starship between the boats.. these ships cold easily carry enough freshwater to wash off the landed Starship and also could have a launch platform between the ships.. barges are not a stable platform in 'high seas'.. the catamaraned ships would avoid the foreign country requirements and countries seemingly have evolving governments that are not so predictable over the longer term..

[frankkolmann]

Oh good grief even more clickbait your thumbnail is ridiculous

[JohnReslerpages]

I flew KC-135's in Japan a looong time ago and we had real problems with the corrosiveness of salt water.
I wonder how they'll deal with landing in the ocean?

[cpo]

Could you do these videos without ever mentioning Musk?

[karlthemel]

Perry Como would say: Catch a falling fairing, don´t let it drift away, put it on your boat, and keep it for another day!

[ricchamen]

I reckon using an oil rig with a lift to lower the engines and support the vehicle both from the bottom as well as the top or 3/4 way up. It is also just the right height to access the rocket Cargo Door. Enabling packing or unpacking of the rocket. Or Astronaut s;”Armonauts”(Soldiers).

[JohnBauschard]

Very interesting video on the concept of delivering 100 million tons of cargo anywhere in the world in less than 60 minutes—it's insane! Unfortunately, Jeff Bezos is aggressively trying to stop this, with dozens of attorneys and countless lawsuits against Elon Musk. It's a sad situation.

[noleftturns]

Landing an empty rocket vertically makes sense if you are landing on a perfectly flat pad
but to do the same thing on the Moon or Mars with humans in them is insane.
totally insane

[BRAHHHHHH]

7:18 methane not an hazardous air pollutant 😂

[ViceCoin]

We hat about a working crew return stage?

[fin]

How would the hot engines react to the cold water at impact?