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Don't say what you're going to cover; just start!

I am a simple man: I see RFA, I click.

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Ai trash

It’s truly an inspired design. 🙄

They sound like a discount Rocket Lab.

About time

There last Luna lander didn't land on the moon correctly!

Interesting little company. Hope they can be successful.

Good job 🚀🚀🚀👍✌️

NASA we went to moon but now have lost all the technology and now we have to start over. Sounds like they never went to the moon. Wake up not Woke up

I'm hoping to see a lot more startups with a much wider variety of interests for space.

First time i hear of blue shift

This is old and stale news. What is the status of this system's flight software, THE FAST approvals for landing approach over populated areas, and whether the second vehicle will be ready before ISS end of life. Secondly, SS is no longer a pure commercial space company, they have a number of contracts with SDA and SDA primes.

Looks like they are very safe now

I was given a Readers Digest annual in 1963/4 which had an explanation of how we will travel to space and Dream Chaser matches my memory of the space craft illustrated in that article.

can VAST help bring back our two astraunauts back from ISS please....just a small favor😢

Only space plane in development? I doubt that. Maybe the only one in the west.

I feel like you've intentionally avoided mentioning the problems encountered during the IM1 mission, such as someone forgetting to enable the landing laser range finder before launch, and the repurposing of a payload's instrument to enable the landing attempt to happen at all (then it fell over, didn't it?). I hope that doesn't sound flippant, but i can't understand why you wouldn't mention any of the less-than-perfect aspects of their first mission.

Just subscribed! I’ve been looking for a passionate channel about space companies. Great video

Wow... Added up, stuff seems to really getting in gear at last!

I am very excited to see the next 2 missions land on the moon!

Definitely an exciting year for space flight.

The Idea of having a "spinning stick" artificial gravity station doesn't seem to be well thought out. By spinning the station, the artificial gravity will be only felt at the ends of the modules, with increasing gravity as you move out towards the ends of the station. Wouldn't they not be making much of the station unusable? (Like working at the bottom of a long tube.) While I agree that artificial gravity may be a complete game changer, I think it will likely need a different design.

Will be an exciting year for moon missions

Todo un hito para España, Europa y la hispanidad. ❤❌🇪🇸

I wish it was big enough to launch the Dream Chaser spacecraft. It would be a truly elegant and fully reusable vehicle.

Why isn't the UK interested in making new space suits?

The Australian government needs to get their butts moving on that approval, or they will have no space industry. 2 years is an absurd amount of time.

Design 100% inspired by James Bond (You Only Live Twice - it also featured reusable, vertically landing rockets)

Really informative video, can’t wait to see the channel grow

A brilliant design.

the "flex rover", to me, looks like a really useful form-factor for right here on earth. if you were to build a multi-terrain, multi-use farm tool like this, i very well might want one. the ability to hand-load and haul via the adjustable height deck, traverse tough and varied terrain, turn on a dime, drive standing up, sitting down, walk-beside or remotely operate from a desk indoors, etc.. it looks like it would have many uses for automated garden maintenance, as well as things like building fences on super rough terrain, or moving injured or sick animals out of a field.. and a huge variety of other automated as well as human-centric tasks. could be an evolution of the UTV / side-by-side. very cool concept even without the moon part.

This was a great summary, thank you!

Zero new, firsthand knowledge. Just another rehash of what everyone already knows.

Its "pacman" fairings are genius.. not attached to the 2nd stage so you dont lose payload mass accelerating them.. and no seperate recovery process from the booster!

It's awesome project. I think we all look forward to these launches. 😊

Can the Rocket 🚀 Lab 🔬 system capture failed satellites and return them to earth 🌎 ?

Is it powered by the energy ⛮ of a nuetron star? Lol

Love the niche companies you cover!

And NASAs cgi company to pretend they’re going is called Isart

it is incredible how many European companies are trying to launch a rocket in the next couple years. I hope at least a few find success.

mo-hav-EE

Vardas capsules are not built by RocketLab. Vardas capsules are built by Varda. The only thing Varda gets from RL is the bus, called Pioneer.

Let.s hope they make it

ispace on the moon to estract helium-3 👍🏻🚀

I don't have confidence this company will succeed. They only launched the Terran 1 once, and it was a failure. They then cancelled all future launches of that rocket and switched focus to Terran R. They should have built more Terran 1 and got it working and built a customer base and a source of revenue. Terran R is also coming on line a bit late. Rocket Lab and Stoke Space are both launching medium lift vehicles in 2025. Firefly is trying to launch a MLV in 2026 as well. Relativity will be entering a market later then these companies and they are not yet proven they can successfully launch. If I was a big investor, I would put my money in to their competitors before I would consider investing in them.

It says a lot that Firefly has to lauch its landers on a competing launch provider ...

Please used electronic rocket engine please sir please

Big invest this technology advancement please sir please