Amazing. Hey so random question.....do you have any take on ufos? How far ahead is the stuff they are developing today? Like if they tell us about the B-21 raider and it’s not deployed yet, do they have other stuff that we just wouldn’t recognize? Like, the stuff they tell us about for instance is not anywhere close to being the cutting edge stuff? So under that theory, they have thing way more advanced than the B-21 raider even? Thanks I rarely have the opportunity to ask guys like you a question. Have a nice day.
...For the same reasons the Boston Tunnel took so many years and overran cost by billions - vast corruption, the replacement of national will and purpose by bureaucracies, the cultural death of common sense and practicality, the erosion of values and ethics.
🤣 VentureStar!! So ambitious! So...strange. My favorite part about the whole thing is that for 'simplicity sake' they used an aerospike and that goofy mobile hangar... Edit 44:03 No, it's not. That would be StarShip's methane chugging full flow staged combustion cycle engine, the Raptor! Can't wait to see it happen!
Lockheed Martin, im my humblest opinion: *should perfect the technology within the UHL Zeppelin project. And, combine with this. If you can lift the rocket, far above the thickest part of the atmosphere, you've cut way down on initial weight, as tons of fuel and it's tanks would not be necessary. A heavy lift Helium, or hydrogen (i know it's explosive, but it has 2x the buoyancy of Helium.) To the upper atmosphere, then launch single stage to orbit.* Just a little idea i had earlier after smoking. 💥💥💥☀️😎☀️💥💥💥
had that idea like 10 years ago(also while smoking...), turns out the idea has been tried in the 60's in france. Its more likely that there will be a mass driver built, most successful designs tend to have you going well past the speed of sound once you reach the stratosphere. Also turns out, spacex actually has arrived at a lot of the right answers cost wise, abd the pricetag is what usually prohibits things....and ol fashioned corrupt corporate money making...
The number of satellites will increase ten-fold until 2010? Let's see, number of satellites in 1998 (when this documentary came out) was 673, and the number of satellites in 2010 was 997. So yeah, that was bullshit... we're still "only" at about 3000 at 2020, and that's only thanks to SpaceX. We may reach those ~7000 in the coming years though, but again only thanks to SpaceX, and about 15 years later than this documentary shows. If we hadn't SpaceX, Boeing and Co would still tell us "sure, in 10 years we'll be on Mars" or some bullshit like that, instead, Boeing ULA etc are still telling us what SpaceX can't do, while they're doing it ^^ Yeah, good luck with that engine catching on your Vulcan while SpaceX is flying Starships ^^
Cancelled just like every other project in the 90s it's a shame because of technology could have worked that was the whole problem they played around forever to they could find a replacement for the space shuttle and what did we do go back to the Apollo style spacecrafts one day they will be another space shuttle we're going to miss that ability to take payload to space and bring it home safely
Does anyone know if Elon Musk instructed his engineers to make his rocket look exactly like a penis, or if that was accident, or if maybe they did it on purpose as a joke, or what???
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The Clipper was a great idea and they could have probably flushed out the technology but they gave up.
The Russian space plane? What was the shuttle manned mars concept at the end called?
The SpaceX Raptor proves that the idea was 100% achievable.
@@pricelessppp Mars DRA 3.0 using probably Shuttle-C Block II
@@malone005 Any CG video on it?
And elon ended stealing the idea re-naming it.
Venture star was the craft i worked on inside Lockheed.Should be in use today , but was scrapped no true answer why.
Amazing. Hey so random question.....do you have any take on ufos? How far ahead is the stuff they are developing today? Like if they tell us about the B-21 raider and it’s not deployed yet, do they have other stuff that we just wouldn’t recognize? Like, the stuff they tell us about for instance is not anywhere close to being the cutting edge stuff? So under that theory, they have thing way more advanced than the B-21 raider even? Thanks I rarely have the opportunity to ask guys like you a question. Have a nice day.
Yes far advanced technology.
Boeing definitely bought off the congressional nasa oversight
Hi David! Hope you are doing well!
Are you related to the late Dale Myers?
The Aerospike on the SR71 was a new piece of info for me. 👍
Best ideas and accomplishments usually come from someone’s garage or private business
Internet like ?
Definitely not out of Nasa
1.21 Jiggawatts, 1.21 Jiggawatts!
1998, and theres an F35 3D image on the intro... who wouldve thought it’d take 20 years to develop a fighter? Jeez
Walled Sonic Yea that’s exactly what i thought
...For the same reasons the Boston Tunnel took so many years and overran cost by billions - vast corruption, the replacement of national will and purpose by bureaucracies, the cultural death of common sense and practicality, the erosion of values and ethics.
🤣 VentureStar!! So ambitious! So...strange. My favorite part about the whole thing is that for 'simplicity sake' they used an aerospike and that goofy mobile hangar...
Edit 44:03 No, it's not. That would be StarShip's methane chugging full flow staged combustion cycle engine, the Raptor! Can't wait to see it happen!
Lockheed Martin, im my humblest opinion:
*should perfect the technology within the UHL Zeppelin project. And, combine with this. If you can lift the rocket, far above the thickest part of the atmosphere, you've cut way down on initial weight, as tons of fuel and it's tanks would not be necessary. A heavy lift Helium, or hydrogen (i know it's explosive, but it has 2x the buoyancy of Helium.) To the upper atmosphere, then launch single stage to orbit.*
Just a little idea i had earlier after smoking.
💥💥💥☀️😎☀️💥💥💥
I'm a non smoker but wow. I mean I think NASA could make it work
@@ixm2unvrz thanks!
@@d.cypher2920 you better pitch that brilliant idea of yours somewhere man 👍🏽👍🏽
had that idea like 10 years ago(also while smoking...), turns out the idea has been tried in the 60's in france. Its more likely that there will be a mass driver built, most successful designs tend to have you going well past the speed of sound once you reach the stratosphere. Also turns out, spacex actually has arrived at a lot of the right answers cost wise, abd the pricetag is what usually prohibits things....and ol fashioned corrupt corporate money making...
Corruption and Boeing ended this project.
I hate boeing they under perform on the sls and the starliner then use lobbyist to crush competition.
👍👍👍❤❤❤🚀🚀🚀
All pipe dreams that went up in smoke ...lol
Where is Venture Star now?
BINGO?????
Its so cute how confident and wrong they were about ssto. Although I do have the advantage of 20 years of retrospect...
The number of satellites will increase ten-fold until 2010? Let's see, number of satellites in 1998 (when this documentary came out) was 673, and the number of satellites in 2010 was 997.
So yeah, that was bullshit... we're still "only" at about 3000 at 2020, and that's only thanks to SpaceX. We may reach those ~7000 in the coming years though, but again only thanks to SpaceX, and about 15 years later than this documentary shows. If we hadn't SpaceX, Boeing and Co would still tell us "sure, in 10 years we'll be on Mars" or some bullshit like that, instead, Boeing ULA etc are still telling us what SpaceX can't do, while they're doing it ^^
Yeah, good luck with that engine catching on your Vulcan while SpaceX is flying Starships ^^
...and then the 21st century happened...and it all went to shit from there.
I thought SSTO was dred
Cancelled just like every other project in the 90s it's a shame because of technology could have worked that was the whole problem they played around forever to they could find a replacement for the space shuttle and what did we do go back to the Apollo style spacecrafts one day they will be another space shuttle we're going to miss that ability to take payload to space and bring it home safely
Com esse desenho essas aeronaves vão ter sustentação ?
we have became so apathetic as a country we have no ambition anymore its very sad.
and again elon claim this is his own idea lol ...... like with everything what he copied
Drawing board only and always
Space Force...
dead
Does anyone know if Elon Musk instructed his engineers to make his rocket look exactly like a penis, or if that was accident, or if maybe they did it on purpose as a joke, or what???
Why are they still talking about Rockets they have anti-gravity flying ships this is ridiculous in a big waste of money taxpayers money to
Blablabla pero háganlo mucho blabla y nada de glu glu nada de hechos hechos no palabras . Solo esos cohetes feos hacen siempre hagan una nave espacial decente
This might have been informative in 1999.
Today it is total garbage featuring multiple failed projects.
Waste of time watching.