What is the Ax-1 Mission?
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- What is the Ax-1 Mission? Who is Axiom? How much does a ticket cost?
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Axiom Space
1:48 Ax-1 Mission
3:19 MIssion Finances
7:28 Crew members
8:45 Plans for the crew
9:20 Future of Axiom in LEO
This video is a basic overview of the upcoming Ax-1 Mission. Ax-1 stands for Axiom 1 mission and plans to send four crew members to the International Space Station (ISS). Axiom will launch on top SpaceX's Falcon 9, in a Crew Dragon. The crew will spend eight days docked to the ISS, and ten days in space. During the trip, they will conduct a range of experiments, enjoy what it is like to be weightless, and see Earth from outerspace.
In this video, we also discuss the finances of such a mission. How much Axiom has to pay SpaceX, and the deal they created with NASA. We also take a look at the four crew members, and the future of Axiom as a company.
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Good to see you back. Thanks for yet another interesting video. Perhaps Ax will take you on board their new space station.
What is not widely known, nor reported, is that any private/commercial mission to ISS must supply ISS with certain life support essential as part of their mission profile.
AX-1 must bring additional food, water, and oxygen (And recycling supplies) for ISS along with their own mission manifest [Gotta bring something to the Party]. Furthermore, when the AX-1 mission is complete, there Axiom crew will take not only completed experiments back with them, but also 'take out the trash' - carry away the ISS waste to burn up during the Dragon trunk reentry. [That is how ISS dumps the trash from all those completed experiments.]
Thanks for the valuable input! Much appreciated
here some valuable info
excellent video. you have been missed. so glad you are back
Great video, answered many of my questions!
Love the video! Can we get a video on the other proposed commercial space stations out there? Maybe some discussion on the possible space station race vs China? Interesting stuff! Keep up the good work!
Thanks MW, that was really informative...I learnt cool new more deeper detail stuff :) I think the Ax-1 crew will have definitely earned their Commercial Astronaut Wings.
Great video!! Thanks!
Update: The launch of Ax-1 is now scheduled for Friday, April 8th
I'm from the future...AX-1 is a success, everyone's safe on the ISS...good job! Future future me will post a comment when the crew have safely returned to Earth but future you will obvs. be watching as well ')
$55Million per seat 💺.
I guess that means I'm staying on Earth. 🌎
Well done video. Love the topic, would have enjoyed a few more minutes on the crew.
I subscribed.
Thanks for the feedback! I will keep in mind for future crewed launched!
Really enjoy your videos, knowledgeable, in depth and relaxed.
Thank you! I am glad you enjoy them!
@@MartianWolf or do you wear a little hat and are just preaching your sun worshipping religion???
Thanks for another informative video.....ur viewer from South Africa
Grate video !
the proper pronunciation for the fourth crew member Eytan Stibbe is as such.
"Eyt" - like the number eight.
"an" - the sound you make when you go "ahhh" at the doctor, with the "n" added on to the end.
"Stibbe" - pronounced as Stee-buh.
mostly a really good presentation. Please note that "irregardless" is not a word, it is a double negative and not considered english-valid. the word you would use there is "regardless"
Irregardless, the should have been capitalized
Irregardless, if people keep using it, it will become part of the language irregardless of whether it's a word right now.
New words are being created daily. English is a living and growing language.
@@acasualviewer5861 That ain't not true!
great !! good to have you back.. what about growing plants in Mars??
Excellent info!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video.
Thanks for watching!
nice video. lots of details i missed....
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I think Ax-1 is going to be out performed by something much bigger and speed-stead constructed.
Excellent commerce initiating mission; and explanatory video! So when does the first school bus full of middle schoolers get to go? You're going to need more bathrooms. An outdoor recreational cage facility would be nice. How would that work? I've already got my permission slip filled out and signed.
Could you do a video about Orbital Assembly?
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Very interesting. I had read about the Bigelow module as well. Have they stopped the operation?
Considering that Axiom is next door to NASA JSC in Houston Texas, I could see why they got a fairly good rate. 😬
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Not really into space and stuff, but you make it cool for an average joe.
You look and sound great on camera
A good concise video on the first Axiom privately operated space launch and mission. The pilot, Larry Connor, however is from Dayton, Ohio and not New York as stated in your video.
Thank you for the correction, I should have said he was born in NY, and is from Ohio.
You are welcome. Although the Connor family is originally from Maine, Larry grew up and went to grade school, high school and college in Dayton, Ohio. I grew up with his younger brother Matt, and have all been friends for more than 50 years.
@@michaelhering7218 That is incredible! I bet you can’t wait to hear about the flight experience, I’d imagine the crew is getting quite the view from Dragon right now!
Really love your video explaining the Axiom mission but there is one part that left me confused. How was this considered as the first fully private mission if the Inspiration 4 launched last year?
Great question! This is the first fully private mission to go to the ISS. Inspiration 4 went to orbit, but did not visit the space station.
I'm going to the "International Space Station" ta, ta, ta, ta, today junior!! 😄 😉
Axiom is growing for sure as they are building a new headquarters here in Houston
Just walked outside my house and saw the launch trail.
#SpaceCoastLiving
Isnt the Axiom the name of the big human habit ship in the movie Wall-E? Hmmm..
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What is holding the camera perfectly still away from the satellite
* Understood at 3:58 you meant to say: "regardless".
Expeeriments? What is expeeriment?
Irregardless is not a word
Can Axiom build their station if the ISS has to be de-orbited due to out of their control issues (like political for example)?
Did you know, the Spaceship in Wall-E is also called Axiom.
Oh fuck
Do they do space walk.......?
I don't think they will be conducting a spacewalk, I'd imagine that requires much more training
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Arg! You mean "regardless"!
Thanks for the feedback! I'll fix that for next time!
Did he say irregardless???
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4:00 you should not look at NASA's Cost per seat as to what a private seat would cost. As NASA, by law requires a much heavier load of paperwork or documentation that rises their cost by as much as 50%. I know this is true for most rocket launches, I assume this is true for crew as well.
This is a great observation! There was an analysis by the NASA inspector general that estimated the seat cost is ~55 million dollars, and NASA paid SpaceX closer to $350 million per crew dragon launch earlier this year. So there is some overhead and cargo included in the crew dragon cost. We may never know the exact costs for this mission, but I'd imagine it is close to $50 million per seat.
@@MartianWolf a quadrillion dollars ain't taking anyone to "space"
the only thing that has ever went to space is your imagination...
@@unarammer2003 Flat earther?
@@davidmacphee8348 realist....
@@davidmacphee8348 I stand by what is real and demonstrable....large bodies of water do not have the ability to display convexity upon its surface....that's real science,not psuedo science taught in public indoctrination camps...
Irregardless isn't a word.
Eh...irregardless? Great video though.
In my opinion it's crazy that some people are struggling to survive while others spend so much money just for fun!
I hope the four have also donated money for the needy! As a fairly poor pensioner, I do...
Crazy world or?
Yes, space should be the frontier of science and exploration for the benefit of all of humanity, not a playground for the super rich
@@ivannoreland5656 I agree!
iregardles?!
regardless
irregardless is non-standard, use regardless instead.
sls will go to the space station ............................................................for 30 billion $$$$$$
If it ever launches, everyone involved and the public will see that it's not sustainable. I don't see it existing in 5 years
"you may have heard of SpaceX" lol
Kemey ke
Isn't the ISS doomed?
Whats confusing is that NASA themselves said that within 5 years they would finish a brand new space station, because in 5 years they are fully retiring the ISS.
Then yesterday on live broadcast they said, the ISS will be dismantled in 10 years and a new space station will be created.
Then other people with space youtube channels like yours are now saying it will be 2040 or 2050. - I will be long gone by then.
So all this new space for everyone will only be for new born babies born in 2022 as most of us wont see the light of day of any new stations, let alone experience it.
I would bet my life, that if earth only had 5 years before an asteroid the size of the moon would collide with earth, NASA and Space-X would conjure up a space station
to hold 2 million people within those 5 years. Nobody would ever dare to say - { "Sorry we dont have the money for that".... }
It would be built in a blink of an eye and no one would be worried about any money to do it.
Thats our problem as human beings and the MAIN reason why humans are 1,000 years behind on our evolution. Because humans put money first before our own evolution.
Its a shame, because we could be doing so much better than we are doing now, but we are dragging our own feet.
Not to mention that the government LOVES to hold back the population, because the government keeps saying - { "The population is not ready for that yet"... }
NASA themselves was going to ditch going to space for another 50 years because as they said - { "We dont have the money to build rockets" }
Then Space-X came in and every person that ever worked for NASA said that Space-X would never accomplish anything. Even Neil Armstrong and other past astronauts said it.
a couple of years later, look what happened. Elon Musk got the PUBLIC to build Space-X to what it is now.
See where I am going with this? If the government stopped being so closed-boxed and just asked the population to help, can you imagine the amount of things we could accomplish?
So many regular smart people in this world, why is the government treating the population like a bunch of retards as like we are too stupid to do anything in life.
Elon wanted to do fast transportation, he asked the public to get involved and we got Hyperloop being developed around the world.
The government 2 years ago said that humans would never live past the average age of 78.... currently a bunch of university professors and kids
reported that they found a key genome in the DNA that slows down aging and humans would be able to live to 150 years old. That news broke out yesterday on the New York Post newspaper.
I wish the government stopped dragging their feet and forcing the population into a crawling halt just because they believe we are not ready to build futuristic things.
We humans are currently way too slow in evolving as humans. We are currently at Type-0 species. at the rate we are currently going,
we wont evolve for another 10,000 years. and by then who knows, earth might be completely gone.
We are too got damn slow, we are dragging our feet in our own evolution. we should be ashamed.
Could you repeat that?
I wish Axiom well, but the simple truth is that a single SpaceX Starship left in orbit will be far more capable and have far more volume than Axiom's station.
If we spent 55 million on cleaning our oceans we would be in a better place
return to
But remember rich people are taxed too much🙄
He said "irregardless" and I deducted 20 IQ points from his video.
More CGI, more inexplicable and hypothetical, more rocket trajectories that make no sense...
I can't stand when people say "irregardless".
My bad... I'll fix that for the next video
@@MartianWolf I'm low-key just messing with you. It ain't a thing. Everyone speaks differently its what makes you, you. It's an interesting video nonetheless.
You lost me at “irregardless” 🙄
You keep talking about the INTERNATIONAL Space Station as if it's wholly owned by NASA.
The ISS is predominantly composed of the ROS and USOS (Russian and US/ESA/JAXA segments), with international collaboration. So far space tourists to the ISS have originated from Russian and US missions I believe.
@@MartianWolf Roscosmos suspended their space tourism a while ago. All commercial missions in the past few years have been launched from the US. I am not sure if the tourists launched from the US are allowed to visit the non-American sections of the ISS. But nonetheless I think you should mention the international nature of the ISS, instead of suggesting that it’s an exclusive NASA asset.
@@SomeoneFromBeijing My apologies if I came across as the ISS being solely NASA’s asset. My intention was to convey the costs for Axiom to visit station. But it is important to note that Roscosmos did launch a space tourist mission in December of last year, and they are building more Soyuz capsules for space tourism
Man this video was excruciating to watch. You kept ping-ponging back-and-forth without ever getting to the actual point. why are these people going to space? What's the purpose of this mission
Space tourists 🤮
y'all just keep layering BS on top of BS mixed with BS with a side of BS...