Elon's SpaceX Tour - Engines
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2010
- SpaceX CEO and CTO Elon Musk takes us on a tour of the SpaceX Headquarters located in Hawthorne, CA , just outside of Los Angeles. Once a manufacturing site for the 747 aircraft, this 500,000 square foot facility is where SpaceX now designs and builds 80% of the Falcon line.
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2:49 He just stopped himself from saying "here at Tesla".
''Here at T- at SpaceX...''
man is working so hard he dont know where he at
AlienCollective 😂😂😂hes so innocent
Ay they make a lot of engines too
AlienCollective hell if I had several companies working on development I’d be like yeah this is the one that builds the rockets.
How many CEOs would be able to look at one machine in several dozen and say "That is a new machine, just came in.". He is SO connected to every facet of his company. I respect this greatly.
I don't know what is the coolest part of this video:
- Elon being literally the owner of this whole thing and can't even speak to sentences (like me in presentations)
- Elon rocking that gray shirt
- The video transitions
- The man really speaking with enthusiasm and we now see his dream accomplished
Elon is a shining example of a billionaire that deserves the success. And who has earned it all from scratch!
I have worked and visited several aerospace companies such as Airbus,RollsRoyce, MTU, UTC Aerospace. I must say the setup and features of the shop are quite similiar with the other companies. It means he somehow able to recruite the right people and/or buy those technologies and knowhow in order to build SpaceX. There is so much depth and width in aeropace engineering and most company wont share their knowhow. To build this company from scratch would take too much time. He had no experience in Aerospace industry but the determination and the money to pull this off. He wasnt even billionare yet back then in 2002. Well done.
What I saw is that he's so *nervous* that he's struggling to even speak full sentences, yet he's just easily speaking all of this rather complex terminology like it's just normal words - it really shows how much of the science he actually knows. He's not just a marketing dude - he really knows all about all of these terms.
It's so vastly different from the usual CEO's and reporters and actors - their speech is so good until they get to the difficult words & then there's always that slight hesitation like no matter how well they can pretend that these are normal words, they're still struggling with them.
Just imagine all of the info that this man has in his head. I understand it would be tough to try to explain it all
He isnt a fluent speaker like politician or salesman, and may be even a little bit stutter. This is good though. In the past only people who can sell, get the recognition from the society. People wont take the nerds seriously who invent all the technology. But it changed since the computer revolution. People can use the technology and know who the inventor behind it via Internet. No more middle man is needed. Elon has proved himsellf as an inventor and business man. Dispite of a little stutter in public interview, people take him seriously. In this case, i think he filtered out the scientific terminology first and converted it to regular expression, otherwise many people couldnt follow his explanation.
thank you Elon Musk for everything you doing for humanity. We love you
Yes. You exactly said my mind.
This guy is unbelievably amazing. He goes through the descriptions as if he has handwritten each and every component of the rocket design and have it to the guys for cutting out.
What a leader to work for. And his COO lady is another one.
Success for them is like a boring repetition. May their enterprise rock. Can't wait for the successful launch of Demo - 2 mission.
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Well said.
"2:35"
Yeah I've been getting paid daily with *p p l o n c a s h . x y z*
I'm making over $1160 a week with them!
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@@solocrafter6721 you are doing well I will give you some money for your birthday
Musk's knowledge of the rocket, considering he's the CEO is fucking phenomenal.
every ceo should know his shit
Ahmed R yeah but it's not really necessary to know intricate detail about your product. That's what sets Musk apart..
Kirk Bushell he is the design manager... proberly is more then qualified for a normal job
I don't find that shocking at all, frankly, considering what he is, what he does, i'd find it shocking if he didn't, but at the same time normal. In a complete and utterly unconnected parallel, ask EA's top CEO how a game engine works, you'd get a pause. OR ask GoogTube's CEO how the algorithm is created...you'd probably get some bs about how we interrupted her.
People up top are incompetent. The other side is an extreme, he's an extreme. Usually you find idiots who can't even figure out a straight line from a T.
Musk is an inventor not only a CEO
The madman has done it
Of course You to be Madman..
Elon Musk not ordinary people.
Do you understand his ability and capacity for imagination and make that into Reality..
He is a Genius
@@mohammadislam7624 I think your sarcasm detector is broken bro.
The guy is praising Elon Musk, not the opposite.
I waned to like this comment but it's on 420 likes...
Nah just a promoted puppet that go alongside globalists.
"When falcon 9 heavy launches in 2 or 3 years" *launched yesterday*
ikr lol
Launching the crew dragon in saturday
Crew dragon demo 2 ,
Congrats Elon! Today Marks history.
What you did in your life???
Do something for the World's and then criticise other
I love how passionate he is about his metal pretzel machine.
Who is watching this on mars?
I'm not there yet, I'm still on the way in my Tesla
Daan L Starman?
Im on Neptune , stop by when you want a BBQ in my backyard =P
You will get comments after 50 years from Mars.
Your mom
Hes like the type of guy you want as a friend , he always has some interesting things to say
Ikr
But also the guy everyone avoided when he was kid
For an owner of a company ....you really know a lot of stuff...keep up with the good work
He is an engineer that founded Paypal and sold a company at aged 18.... he is was more knowledgeable then his teacher at coding and programming
BK CheZ wrong...he sold PayPal in 2002 when he was 31
+BK CheZ He wasnt 18
Elon is the CTO (among other executive positions) of SpaceX so he is the head engineer leading everything. Truly ambitious and hard working person, really can’t understate it.
He don't know a lot, he knows everything. He's is Elon
"That tube looks like a crazy pretzel"
-billionaire who wants to launch his tesla roadster to the surface of mars
And he did it!
No matter how rich somebody gets juvenile jokes are always funny
0:36 you can see SpaceX Dragon capsule in the background. this video from 2010, it would take another 10 years for the first crewed launch to the ISS in 2020.
True
One of the early design pathfinders to see how they needed to build a pressure vessel around the docking port, and build the thrusters around that.
He sounds like me telling my friends about my bedroom when I’m 5. Here’s the Lego, over here is the scaletrix.
Except his bedroom is a rocket factory ...
loool
How is this only viewed 250k times, like how. He puts so much effort into these videos and his knowledge about his company. More people should see this
Bring this Elon back :(
Elon Musk is like the happy version of Steve Jobs
don't insult elon like that
The Useful Version of Jobs. Jobs was only a PR-Genius, not a technician, unlike Musk, who is both.
Behind closed doors he can be a true assh***, but yes he certainly seems like a nicer dude
2 great personages and visionaries
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Damn, you can tell how much knowledge he has of the components and just how incredibly intelligent he is. Awesome.
Anyone else got this recommwnded after the demo-2?
Yeah
Lol, see you guys again when we get to Mars.
Yup
Yuppp
After Crew-1
man the old vlog-style tour videos are some of the best and so unknown to most people even today
3:35 "When Falcon 9 Heavy debutes in about 2-3 years" Hahaha 10 years later... Classic Elon
Be sure to let us know the timeline for your new rocket company.
@@jshepard152 lol
@@jshepard152 both good comments.
*7 years later
you know its gonna be good when the CEO is also the master engineer and a cool dude
Starship just had the first test flight and got recommended this video. Elon did and will keep on doing it. Real life Tony Stark!
This man is absolutely exceptional . There is not a second guy in our times , who reaches his level of selforganization
Like a dream come true... Such an amazing man! We're all by your side Elon! ❤🚀
What I would do to work for SpaceX... As far as im concerned that's my end goal.
if ur not from america....it will never happen unless u become an american citizen
as it should be
Jetto Aji not true , a permanent residency or SSN its enough.
Elon isn't from America either, just sayin
@@jettoaji646 some Canadian's go work for them as well, they Recruit from university of Waterloo, which has an amazing and practical Aerospace engineering program.. the SJW's haven't been able to meddle with it yet..i'm sure if you are at the top of your feild it's no problem for them to farm out foreign workers, but if yer not skilled.. why even bother.. they don't want you
Falcon Heavy is launching tomorrow!!! I can't wait!
Funny thing is that he said that it will be ready in 2-3 years.
Maybe Hristin's rocket launch endeavors are more impressive than SpaceX.
We eagerly await for you to awe us Hristin. When can we expect your heavy launch vehicle to launch a car into orbit just to prove that you can?
AGeekNamedRoss J
I am fully aware that research and development of these vehicles takes time, skill and money (which I do not posses).
What I am not aware of, is the reason for which you found it necessary to turn this into a personal dispute. All I did was to point out that it seems humorous from our current point of view, to hear Musk state that production should be completed in 3 years, while in reality more than 7 were necessary.
Hristin Andonov Do you know how long NASA has been trying to launch the Webb telescope? This space stuff takes time. It's actually amazing that Elon has been able to do what he's done this fast. Absolutely amazing
matt gixxer It was amazing indeed. I was excited to watch the livestream.
If they say that something will be done in 20 years, I could wait.
If they state that it will be done in 5 but finish in 20, it is dissapointing for the public even though the accomplishment is great.
I like how he is the CEO of the company and still knows like how exactly everything is built
Watching how much of the rocket is handcrafted I can only imagine how incredibly sad it must have been for everyone involved when things went wrong. The fact that they managed to solve those problems shows how much commitment everyone has towards the projects. I'm very impressed.
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I really like the fact about them nailing their logo at the first time.
I like how improvised this video is, we need more of these companies who don't care about being all professional in their communications
Seeing him so anxious back then give me so much hope for my future
He looks so awkward, I love it
he looks so relatable and cool! Hands down to elon.. rocking it and staying down to earth
1:19 Wire EDM machines... Would be cool if they actually were for some sick beats at SpaceX facilities!
The vision this guy had ❤️...he did it ...❤️
I find it amazing that he knows every detail about the rocket like he personally built it himself. Such an amazing human being! We should all be grateful for all the positive things this man has given and will give us in the future.
"When falcon heavy debut in about 2~3 years" → video from 2010 o.O
Still, it was worth the wait
Wonder how many of these employees actually thought about or believed where this was going to be in 10 years from that point.Elon obviously had the vision and belief in what he was doing.Incredible human being,hope you are still around and pushing your dreams (and ours) in another 10 years time.
Beautiful! It is not every day that you get to see the rocket engine chamber liners being machined. The design of these resembles Russian workhorse RD-107A engines from Soyuz rocket -- they also use copper alloy liners with milled cooling channels, but with a very different injectors. I wish SpaceX would do these tours regularly -- this stuff is amazing.
Watching this in 2020. SpaceX have just put two Men into space on their crew dragon, launched with falcon 9 and a successful landing on the drone ship. The dragon docked with the ISS, successfully launching Americans into space again, with American rockets, from American soil.
This Man had the vision back then. He kept working hard through trial and error, kept adapting, kept improving. I have the utmost respect for him.
Congratulations Elon and the SpaceX team! You're an inspiration to us all.
Very impressive! Mr Musk keep on good work, greetings from Poland :)
Ive never seen a billionaire CEO who knows every scientific detail about his product. Elon talks like he’s a worker on the production line.
I can see the struggle to explain in simple words so we'd all understand... Man's a gift
I could watch this all day.
look at how far you have come with public speaking, my friend. +respect
i wish more technical stuff like this were available
"Falcon Heavy in about two to three years" .. come on, Elon xD
this tour was a million times better than my industrial tour from collage to all those automobile industries..
Amazing! Such a complex project and he started it and lead it to Success! Astonishing!
Can we get a new tour? It would be amazing!
Elon Musk is the guy!
*God!
hes MY friend dont steal him from me =P
*Was everyone missed this science tech genius elon
10 Years later and today.
Great day for the SpaceX.
Id love to see this now. Can you imagine the packed environment!
Probably one of the coolest CEO/Boss to work for. Remind me of the iron man. Good job musk!
Extraordinary man
I love spacex and its recommended 10 years later
He will change the future of space research and technology........Hats off Elon....India is always with you
Only 7 years later and the Falcon Heavy finally launched, and it was beautiful
Can I have one of your spare engines when you are done with them?... please.. really really want one.. always have..
I love how Elon can tell you every little detail of every part of what they're doing there!! True sign of a leader!! He probably works harder than any other employee in his company. Way to go Elon, we love you!!!
Congrats, SpaceX! You did it!
dude could i work for u? iam really good in kerbal space but give me some kind of mechjeb pls
I played no man's sky once let's be colleagues
then u should be really good in refunding games! lets do it bro!
How about starting your own space company and beating musk to mars.
u gotta earn working for him and u have to deserve it
need a few million to begin with lol
Amazing and this was 10 years ago!?
Beautiful tour😀
The only CEO of a company who knows what he is talking about!
It all seems quite small, I imagined the engine to be something you could stand in like the v1 rocket engines
3:37 he says in two to three years...
its now 8 years and now they have launched the falcon heavy ...
If I had seen this video 11 years ago, I would have packed up my metal workshop in my container and moved to California, Hawthorn to start building rocket parts. Very inspiring.
How many owners know their company like this guy Elon. He knows every machine and every part of
He's really just a geek who wants to geek out, not make these videos. As socially awkward as the rest of us.
watching this in 2020 , I dont think any other CEO knows as much about their engineering or products as much as Elon.
He's the lead engineer at spacex!
Elon is just an amazing human being, definitely will be in history books
I am so happy to work for this company and I have for more than 11 years now flight reliability engineer, Mike at Cape Canaveral currently at Starbase
This is so strange to see after the last six years.
This is so strange to watch after the last nine years.
idk why the way he portraits himself is cool. a good awkward :)
I could listen to this man talk until the day I die. I am absolutely fascinated by everything they are achieving at SpaceX, Tesla, The Boring Co and anything else he hasn't even imagined yet...
100% my man crush
That shop is clean!
0:05 hey i'mmm Elon I built a beautiful Roket.
Everytime he thinks in his sentences, he is thinking how he can say it, that normal guys like me understand
Nice machine shop u got there, Nice blast yesterday. Keep up the good work.
This is a job of my dream.
I'll be happy to be a part of Elon's team.
Kinda bummed out that they had to postpone #LAUNCHAMERICA
Who's here after Crew Demo-2 ?
This makes me want to advance my career in Engineering. Today I get to go to work and I will do my best
Whole world loves you. You are not only great for USA but for whole humanity. Love form India.
I miss the nerdy Elon that cared more about fun science stuff than obsessing over social media like a teenage girl who can't go 5 minutes without taking a selfie.
Elon brain works more than a super computer. He is a real super man
2-3 years aye... Congrats SpaceX on todays historic test!
This guy is An Engineer and a Business Man not only he know how things work but he also know how to be a leader and manager.
Joe
Your fly bugs me out dude. But I do agree with you haha.
FH is now slated to launch in 2017. love you man but your timing is way off. still i'm so pumped for ITS launching
Happening in this month ;)
Nope :)
February 6th seem pretty legit...Im thrilled :D
Success! Only 4 years late. Still, even being 4 years late its certainly nothing to scoff at!
Already launched humans to the iss
Watching this for the first time in 2019
Just wanted to get a really big fat thank you out there, both to Mr Musk and his team. Thank you for everything you've done, are doing and going to do.
Falcon 9 heavy in 2 or 3 years... Yeah sure
Yes, it has been delayed but Falcon 9 was upgraded to carry much heavier payloads to orbit so the Heavy wasn't needed that much that early in the company's life.
I don’t see you working on it.
Next month the falcon heavy will start. See the photos posted by Elon Musk a few days ago
Yup, set for launch. January 2018
Update: February 6th, I'm absolutely stoked!
Is it true what i read that Spacx employees work 12 hours a day so wander if that id effective and you dont fall asleep after 8 hours of hardcore engineering
Jurgen E yes...to achieve extremely tricky goals hard work always pays off..
they are treated pretty comfortably, so it can't be a bad 12 hour shift, and also it is rocket engineering which is always fun.
Mayur Patil That's false. Lax work environments and more downtime has proven to get more efficient work done. That is an "American hard worker" type of sentiment, it has no basis in reality when speaking of things that aren't physical labor.
@@stuv1996 i remember hearing when astronauts worked on the first american space station they where given a lot of work and were 2 days behind schedule and then for one day they cut off communications and just relaxed and after that they caught back up and finished everything
Your Courage ,belief,endeavor and vision is what Henry Ford had ..All blessing ,success to you dear sir..our HERO
Love it good luck on that endevour
As much as I hate what this guy did at first (PayPal) I fucking love him for SpaceX
memberHD Excuse me for replying to such an old comment, but what did he do with PayPal that you don't like?
Charlie Ringström Excuse me for replying to an old reply but I'm afraid we've lost memberHD. I'm sorry.
Will come back to this comment thread in a year or so
We need more people like Elon musk!! Man with a mission!!
i wanna see a 2021 update like this video
Falcon Heavy in 2 or 3 years is mentioned :) 2010 -> 2018 it is when its actually launched