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Space X, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic - we've all heard of these companies that are bringing us closer to free space travel. But how do these companies make money? What are their plans for commercial space exploration? Do Elon Musk and Space X have many competitors in space and the journey to Mars? We discussed all this and more with Anton Gromov, lead systems engineer at Bureau 1440 and author of the space channel "Sea of Clarity."
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0:00 - What's today's episode about?
0:51 - What's Elon Musk's plan for space?
5:05 - How do they make money in space? How does SpaceX make money?
12:23 - Why do they need super-heavy rockets? How much does it cost to launch 1 kilogram of cargo into space?
16:52 - "Goal: two space flights a day." How does SpaceX plan to explore space?
22:03 - How do Falcon 9 rockets work? How do they land rockets back on Earth?
25:03 - About Starship
25:55 - What's the problem with making a big rocket?
28:47 - Why are rocket launch pads often more difficult to build than the rockets themselves?
29:57 - What engines power rockets? How do they work?
32:40 - How does satellite internet and Starlink work? Is it possible to provide the entire Earth with internet?
37:00 - What do Starlink satellites look like?
38:36 - How many satellites does Starlink currently have, and how many will there be in the future?
39:22 - Who are Elon Musk's competitors?
40:42 - Why does humanity need satellite internet? What are the benefits?
47:54 - Why was launching a Tesla car into space a great idea? What is SpaceX doing wrong?
49:50 - "SpaceX is clogging up the sky." Is it true? How can we see Musk's satellites?
53:55 - The Space Debris Problem
54:56 - How likely is a satellite collision in space?
56:15 - Will there be space garbage collectors? How will space debris collection work?
57:14 - The world's first fine for an improperly placed satellite
58:46 - Sending trash into deep space
59:54 - Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, Rocket Lab. Which other commercial space companies should we keep an eye on?
1:03:49 - "A commercial version of the ISS." What do we know about Orbital Reef?
1:05:38 - When can we expect a "space hotel"?
1:07:35 - Which small space projects should we keep an eye on?
1:10:38 - Thanks for watching!
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😎 Subscribe to the channel: https://t.ly/Ae5k
Anton Gromov's channel "Sea of Clarity": https://www.youtube.com/@more_yasnots...
Support us:
On Boosty (Russian card): https://boosty.to/osnovachannel
On Patreon (foreign card): Patreon: osnovachannel
Space X, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic - we've all heard of these companies that are bringing us closer to free space travel. But how do these companies make money? What are their plans for commercial space exploration? Do Elon Musk and Space X have many competitors in space and the journey to Mars? We discussed all this and more with Anton Gromov, lead systems engineer at Bureau 1440 and author of the space channel "Sea of Clarity."
OSNOVA on social media:
Osnova. Short: https://www.youtube.com/@osnovashorts...
VK: https://vk.com/osnovachannel
Dzen: https://dzen.ru/osnovachannel
TikTok: TikTok: osnovachannel
Instagram*: Instagram: osnovachannel
0:00 - What's today's episode about?
0:51 - What's Elon Musk's plan for space?
5:05 - How do they make money in space? How does SpaceX make money?
12:23 - Why do they need super-heavy rockets? How much does it cost to launch 1 kilogram of cargo into space?
16:52 - "Goal: two space flights a day." How does SpaceX plan to explore space?
22:03 - How do Falcon 9 rockets work? How do they land rockets back on Earth?
25:03 - About Starship
25:55 - What's the problem with making a big rocket?
28:47 - Why are rocket launch pads often more difficult to build than the rockets themselves?
29:57 - What engines power rockets? How do they work?
32:40 - How does satellite internet and Starlink work? Is it possible to provide the entire Earth with internet?
37:00 - What do Starlink satellites look like?
38:36 - How many satellites does Starlink currently have, and how many will there be in the future?
39:22 - Who are Elon Musk's competitors?
40:42 - Why does humanity need satellite internet? What are the benefits?
47:54 - Why was launching a Tesla car into space a great idea? What is SpaceX doing wrong?
49:50 - "SpaceX is clogging up the sky." Is it true? How can we see Musk's satellites?
53:55 - The Space Debris Problem
54:56 - How likely is a satellite collision in space?
56:15 - Will there be space garbage collectors? How will space debris collection work?
57:14 - The world's first fine for an improperly placed satellite
58:46 - Sending trash into deep space
59:54 - Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, Rocket Lab. Which other commercial space companies should we keep an eye on?
1:03:49 - "A commercial version of the ISS." What do we know about Orbital Reef?
1:05:38 - When can we expect a "space hotel"?
1:07:35 - Which small space projects should we keep an eye on?
1:10:38 - Thanks for watching!
designated as extremist and blocked in the Russian Federation as a Meta product*
**designated as an extremist organization