This video is phenomenal. Perfect. The silence and quiet parts of the video are really important, and I love that there are no cuts. It feels so much more real. Thank you so much Tim.
convert the quiet parts to asking the guys around Elon who they are, how they got there, how they built this, who builds it. Show more of the staff 😀✌️
Imagine someone watching this video in a hundred years and saying, "This is where it all started". Elon may very well be the Zefram Cochrane of our age. The continuation and survival of humanity must have an escape hatch, just in case.
And then he says, “The probability is uncertain it’s about zero.” If you listen closely to the lying crackhead he sounds like he’s someone that huffs gasoline.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ so.. you think a SpaceX thread needs you to change the subject? How would you like me to alter all your religious threads to SpaceX?
Man, I think the biggest and coolest take away from this is watching Elon actually take in the view for the first time. You can tell that he is probably always so focused on the project that he never stops to just take a look and appreciate the beauty of the world around him. And you could tell he was almost in awe of his own creation, taking it in for the first time like everybody else there. A man like that probably doesn't get a chance to just stop and appreciate very often.
What thought Respectful Elon Musk mind looks to me that is full of functionality beauty in progress. How doesn't know the precision requisite of the maschines & organs he is designs and constructs
These perspectives are not very different. Failure is a possible outcome, but not an option. It is something that might happen, but it is not something you are willing to choose. Gene Krantz's creed comes from a time when NASA took its mission seriously. It never meant "we won't do anything that might fail", it means "we will not accept failure until we have exhausted all options". Elon's version implicitly accepts that failure is possible, even likely.
Great quote, and works great until you add human crew/passengers. Imagine being the the staff in charge of Apollo 13, knowing the impossible has happened, and having to innovate or die in a matter of hours and days!
Elon giving the tour feels like its also a chance for himself to take in this creation. He had the "5" minutes to slow down and enjoy the view, while having a conversation with someone who is genuinely interested.
You can see that when he gets in the elevator and takes a few seconds to close his eyes and relax. I mean... his mind is busy problem solving even while he's giving the tour.
And here's Elon, head of SpaceX, Tesla, and so much more big, important stuff, standing on the top of the starship tower like a tourist, busy taking pictures with his smartphone. I just love that.
@@ariochiv "his mind is busy problem solving " lol he's brain is probably going 420% all time every time, inventing the hyper mars loop ran by tesla mars bot v420.69 am I right guys? it's not like he could be tired of his own bullshit ideas. It's great to be genuinly interested, but you also have to be skeptical, I mean the dude just claims that his engineers are going to cut off more then 50Tones of weight off a rocket that hasn't done a single orbital test.
It baffles me when people say Elon is not involved in anything in his companies, that he is riding on other peoples waves, but you look at these interviews and you hear his depth of knowledge in what they create and you can tell he is thinking about so many things while doing this interview, this guy and his engineers are working hard, they looks super tired but determined and focused, always thinking about the next step.
Thanks Tim. Even on dark days, we can remember that the first human to step onto Mars is already alive. We just don't know who it is, yet. I'm convinced you'll see it happen.
It's because Tim actually bothered to learn a bit about the subject matter, allowing him to ask genuinely interesting questions. Almost all the "mainstream" journos, are dumb bozos that know nothing, and as a result ask really boring questions.
Thank you for a great interview with someone changing humanity forever. Knowing when to ask questions and when to not made this very enjoyable; on top of great content. There's a sense of wonder and amazement from great minds that makes me excited as well!
I love that you just asked for what you wanted. For instance, when you said, “can we go up in the tower?” I feel as though people are sometimes intimidated by Elon’s slow/thoughtful responses. Great video and series.
Elon and his crew are really nice. Anything Tim suggested, they were like yeah, let’s do it. They were even telling Tim to come out and see it all stacked. This was lots of fun to watch. Hopefully Spacex gets the approval to lite this rocket up and send it to orbit soon!
elon is so wholesome sexually harrassing employees and paying 250k for them to stay silent omg wholesome 100 and that time tesla was exposed for a bunch of workplace violations i love him so much so wholesome 1000
Elon who payed less taxes than the bottom tax bracket and complains about HRC wanting to increase tax on billionaires even though Telsa and SpaceX were born and still to this day rely on heavy government subsidies and contracts which are only possible because of tax revenue. As a bonus due to tax cuts for elon and increases for everyone else, you have probably contributed more to SpaceX and Starship than elon ever will. This is why he is my favourite 69KeanuReaves420epicbacon human being. What a nice guy.
Hi Tim, I just wanted to say thank you for inspiring me to pursue a career in rocketry all those years ago. I started my internship at SpaceX Hawthorne this past week working on Starship, and it's been so incredible meeting all these amazing people and seeing the process behind making a rocket of this scale. I'm so glad everyone can take a peak into what SpaceX is working on and get inspired in their own ways to pursue their dreams. Looking forward to seeing more interviews, and fingers crossed for the orbital launch!
As a life-long construction guy, I know that wandering around after the crew has gone home, gives way to some of the most creative ideas. It's so cool going around the site with a very human Elon.
I really liked that too. He could be more arrogant about what he's built. But instead he compliments it and is in awe. Feel like he indirectly is lifting up the people who built this with their hands. SpaceX has a great team.
@@XBarFighterX LOL, experience and courage from old engineers of ULA and Boeing doesn't help. Young engineers on SpaceX proved it by Falcon rockets and Dragon capsules. If you think experience is so superior over talent or creativity, you should apply and work for Japanese companies like Sharp, Toshiba, etc. They're dying af.
Agreed. When seeing many videos from Boeing, ULA, etc, seeing a lot of old engineers and operators (most of them are over 45 years old or olders). I did respect the experience but they should use it wisely for quality control, not for designing/creating and problem-solving. That's why Startliner or SLS has a lot of problems for years without clear solutions
So cool to see where they were just 2 yrs ago. It's wild to think they had a shorter schedule in mind. Late by SpaceX standards is impossibly early by any other organization.
Everyday Astronaut is also evolving along with SpaceX, every day this UA-cam channel becomes more professional. Thank you Tim for your passion because it's music for the fans.
This is the best video of all time. This was technical, philosophical and overall view of the Starbase especially interviewing Elon up in the launch tower. Fantastic
Congrats to your growth too Tim. From little self-made videos about rockets to multiple personal interviews with Elon, Beck, and others your channel has come a long way.
Never have I been more exited for watching nerds riding an elevator. Thanks very much. This was 25 min of pure gold. I like the minimal editing long shot style you do. Every frame we get from starbase and Elon is worth watching!
@@Nightdreaux22647 And they might not have shown all of it, cutting out the elevator ride and the “boring” techincal cahtter. Just leaving in the usual speech Elon gives about humanity becoming interplanetary. I love how Tim is able to get much more out of Musk than his memorized bits he gives to other media autonomously without thinking.
He's thinking to himself, "Hey, this is really cool up here." If I was Elon, I'd have a little space set up for myself up there. THIS is where I go when I need to get away from people and think. Hell, I'd have a toilet up there.......FOR SURE.
@@polpol1005 I can't think of many people with this level of wealth and time commitments who would take the time to keep a bunch of UA-cam nerds happy with the latest technical details of his quite frankly mind boggling project. I bet he works harder than 99% of the folks in this comments section!
@@paulelephant9521 harder than 99% of the folks in this comments section? why do u think so? I don't believe everything he says, don't forget he's a marketing guy who likes to overreact
Elon just momentarily closed his ever open eyes before that light came on in the elevator.. almost caught a glimpse of his mind at ease for a split second, to relax and catch a rare chance at peace.. for me that was a moment.. great shot
So Much fun! Real Prospective to the actual size of Starship! Larger than any other 2 stage rocket ever conceived never mind launched 5 times! 2 of the trips where very successful! The 6th Trip is ready at any day! Perhaps a catch of both the booster and ship this time! I would not put it past them!
Standing below that tower is one of the most awe-inspiring things I've ever seen. The sheer scale, and the fact that the Starship is at that scale as well. Brings the whole thing into perspective.
I am looking forward to watching at least one launch. I missed the Shuttle, I hope to at least see one of these and Artemis go up. Artemis is the Equivalent of a 21st Century Saturn V.
Tim, I have to acknowledge how you have avoided making videos with that "look at what I've done" tone that other UA-camrs might have gone for and kept these interview videos focused on what Elon and SpaceX are doing. There's neither forced humbleness nor self gravitas, just wonderful insight and information.
"At SpaceX we specialize in converting things from 'impossible' to 'late'." Might be both one of the funniest and also coolest things Elon has said in person.
I really like the quiet times in this, watching Elon be amazed at the work he has done is really special. That sounds weak but I don't know what else to call it this is really special.
It really is special. People who don't think it is do not have full comprehension of what Elon and his SpaceX teams have accomplished. In a world where getting out of bed and not complaining is an achievement, what SpaceX is doing and has done feels to me as grand as creating an entirely new planet from scratch.
This has to be one of my favorite videos on the internet. THIS IS SO UNBELEIVABLY COOOOOL. Casually walking through literal beautiful Mars ships and gargantuan launch architecture with one of the smartest and most influential inventors to ever live. You are living an incredible life Tim. Thank you for sharing with us. We are so lucky to have this kind of access. It's science fiction man . . .
this video reminds me Pacific Rim. other manga (evangelion ) don't challenge to show how machines are big, but the theater movie had to. and this interview gives me exactly the same feeling .
@@Marc-ze9me So you are one of those nutjobs who are trying to tell me that the car I drive every day doesn't exist. I guess I just imagined myself into the office today.
@@andrasbiro3007 Oh no no, that car is real. Electric cars are real. A lot of companies build great electric cars. The scam comes from all the sci-fi promises Elon makes, making people believe he is a genius capable of doing what nobody else can do when in fact he cannot do them…a colony on Mars? Stupid idea and he cannot do it. Hyperloop? Never even close. Tesla robots? Really…do you believe that one? The worst of all is how people seriously believe he does this for the good of humanity…Elon cares about 2 things: himself, and his money.
During one of the scenes on the tower it suddenly dawned on me that this is maybe the exact moment that will be remembered as the start of our journey to the stars and beyond. This moment there with Tim Dodd and Elon Musk when the sun was setting on good old earth and Mars was only a few years away. Thank you for this historic moment!
@@killgriffinnow I don't know where your hostility is coming from but I understand that from a certain perspective it seems like I put a halo on the person. I don't want to worship Elon Musk but celebrate the moment where things become reality that some of our grandfathers could only dream about. That's all. Thanks for the feedback anyway :)
when i hear "it's the most X in my entire life" i always wonder how old is the person. If the person is a kid, then it wouldn't be as nearly really awesome as if he was an old person. General criticism apart, this launch is indeed a huge feat for mankind.
Tim, the bond you have struck up with Elon, is truly remarkable. We've all learned so much about this endeavour thanks to your channel. Long may it continue.
I would of preferred more technical questions as well. You got Elon Musk for an interview! Ask questions Tim! Maybe take a poll for good questions before the next interview
Big fan of Space X and Elon. Elon has this weird mix of child-like wonder, engineering brilliance, determination, and work ethic that drive this deal. Fascinating guy.
"At SpaceX we specialize in turning things from impossible to delayed" and "success is one of the possible outcomes" - but this guy; such optimism is contageous.
every time i listen to this man and the crew i am fascinated by his "out of the box" thoughts very much. I mean how far can you create the future today. Unbelievable. He has been thinking and acting so many steps ahead for years.
At the top, first thing that everyone did was take in the view. Elon then takes his phone out and videos the view. Unlike other people in his position, he is genuinely excited about the work. Elon's vision and ability far exceeds others, his drive will make humans multiplanitary. Passengers for Mars will one day leave Earth from the Elon Musk Space Port.
@@PanzerBuyer I was thinking the same thing. Definitely his first trip there because he looked anxious on the elevator and looked excited at the top when he saw the ship and the booster.
@@TheRealWinser i think it looks like he was thinking of a solution to one of the millions of engineering problems he is constantly working on. Maybe he just used a moment of silence to work, inside his mind.
Tim it's been so wild watching you grow from playing KSP and having a blast talking about space then growing all the way into this. You produce some of the best space news content and your series with Elon has truly been a treat.
These candid walk and talks with Elon and Team are absolutely amazing Tim! Keep up the great work. You're playing your part in the history of this incredible journey to space.
That atmosphere on top of the tower was insane. Being there with Elon is like you suddenly occurred in the front of all the humanity and there is nothing left that would be more innovative in spaceflight, you have to create it, push it forward. I guess that's what these guys feel every day when they get back to work...
I'm going back and forth between how totally amazing these interviews are and the level of access .. and just the awesome interaction between all of you.... and my fear of heights.. OMG there are people who are actually working at these heights. 😰
"with a childlike wonder" Thank You!!! I had not been able to articulate that 'difference' in Musk's approach to the world, but that captures it. To a child, everything is fascinating and nothing is impossible. Society unintentionally beats that curiosity and wonder out of kids by the time they graduate from high school..... Somehow Elon escaped that and humanity is better off for it.
I just rewatched this video, and I just realized how awesome the last shot of Elon is. Hes walking away into the distance while your music plays. That feels like a movie ending!
That shot at 0:50 blew my mind . It’s like the first shot of a video game sequence. Or a dream or a nightmare. Whatever it is , it’s out of this world. Thanks Elon for being so unselfish in showing your machines. Mars is within grasps. And thanks Tim for being the bridge between space tech and space curiosity.
I like how starship also has short term goal and deadline in taking starlink 2 to orbit; it really helps keep everyone focussed on stepping stones to get it working and not feel the big goal of space travel to Mars is too far out of reach. Interesting how they’ve bet the launch delivery mechanism of starlink 2 on starship - there’s no back up of falcon 9. Starship has to work.
I'd love a Falcon9 back up for an audacious Mars Dragon. Elon would probably say that's a daft idea, but I'd prefer to traverse Mars by Dragon, as opposed to the Cybertruk
A tiny part of me wishes you asked a ton of questions about all aspects of "stage 0", but I ended up really enjoying the peaceful time chilling up there with Elon. I do like insights into the man himself, when he's relaxed and pondering things, away from the recent tornados in his life and businesses. Well done Tim. 🍺🙂
Yep, Showing-his-rockets-Musk is so much more interesting than Twittering-with-a-hate-boner-Musk, and I have a hard time seeing them both as the same person.
Dude i'm SO happy you're able to be there for all this. They'll be watching this in history/engineering classes for years to come, you're apart of the magical journey!
I want to one day meet this man (Elon) and just shake his hand and thank him for revitalizing the contemporary "space race". After the shuttle retired, I thought I would not live long enough to see this. Truly, a blessed time to be alive. Thank you Tim for sharing this with us all. You are amazing!
Elon's mind never rests, you can see the gears moving at lightspeed while going upward in the elevator. Sure hope Elon aka SpaceX has an archivist for 100 years in the future. Fantastic video, Thanks Tim
@@HoLeeFuk317 Its actually scary how cult like these comments are though specialy if you know Musk is not really a genius. I'd advise you to watch the 2 part Elon Musk debunked video from Common sense skeptic. It really changed my mind on him as a former fanboy.
@@sambal777 Admiring someone is not being a cultist. I trust full length interviews and an individual's contributions to society to judge someones character more than a narrated conglomeration of clips and unsourced or anecdotal facts.
Tim, you treat the richest guy on the Earth, just like anyone else! And, he has absolutely NO problem with that! Just yet another GREAT video, in your string of great videos. Even though I watched Apollo 11 live, (on a neighbor's TV, we didn't have one. [but we ALL can read just fine.]) I learned a LOT about engine types, thanks to your video. steve
@@mavigogun There are, but most will be cancelled for political reasons, run out of money, or run into overwhelming problems. And the ones that succeed are still being developed behind closed doors, and take decades. And absolutely no serious project has similar ambitions, not even close. Not to mention that how few big exciting project will affect you personally. If Starship succeeds, eventually ordinary people can go to space in it, or even go to live on Mars.
@@mavigogun 1. Name one such project aiming to achieve full and rapid reusability? 2. Name one such project with this much open access to pulic, hence the excitement. I'll wait.
This is all reminiscent of the early days of space flight: stretching our imagination and capabilities. I genuinely wish Elon and the SpaceX team all the best and continued success. Very exciting times!
@@Bramon83 Apologies, as I should have better framed my comment. Given that by the time the early days of spaceflight were occurring we had already had Von Braun working with missiles/rockets almost two decades prior. That's also not bringing in to consideration Goddard's research nor the Chinese, who had first used rockets in anger in the 13th century. The developments for the late 50s and early 60s were to make use of what had been a strictly military weapon to transport humans out of the confines of the earth's atmosphere. My comment only meant to compare/contrast the historical precedent that Elon and SpaceX are involved in with that of the early manned spaceflight developments. Granted, Elon and SpaceX are indeed standing of the shoulders of giants, however, the departure of the norms that were now see as being a regular thing (vertical landing of spacecraft, as in Falcon 9 and the successful test landing of Starship) are quite breathtaking nevertheless. Quite like the early days of manned spaceflight
@@Bramon83 To be fair the original space race had the entire nations support behind it and a unlimited budget, where space x has a lot of government red tape getting in the way and slowing it down.
Amazing. The majority of people at the launching site, and the cheering crowd during the launch are young people. And they succeeded making history again and again.
I'm not techy, but an ordinary Grammy who came across this and was impressed by how Elon Musk approached every question with thought and care. So after listening to this piece my personal thoughts are that in the "Elon Dictionary," the word late exists but the word quit doesn't. Hey Elon, don't forget to put your picture in the window, lol.
When I watch your conversations with Musk, I am reminded of the contrast from all the secrecy these subjects have been held in historically. Nasa or Boeing would not invite you to an Internet conversation about their progress. Bravo
When you’re as rich as Elon there’s no point in flaunting your wealth lol. I’ve noticed that most billionaires don’t wear anything fancy. Simple cargo shorts and a t shirt will suffice.
Tim, the bit of talk when Elon talks about multiplanetary life taken on top of the tower is truly HISTORIC and EPIC! Even when just watching on youtube. Can not even imagine the depth of feelings that you felt taking this interview up top! Great stuff! Very inspiring! Plus, I feel like like this is truly the fist time I felt that this is the first ever POSSIBILITY of making life multiplanetary in the history of mankind! I feel like Elon has built the tallest tribune to spread his ideas from! Thank you for the lift!!!
Tim, I think people will still be watching this video 100 years from now…maybe even on Mars. You’ve made your own mark on history sir…and thank you for sharing.
Amazing. This reminds me of a recurring dream I've had for the last 5-6 years wherein I meet Elon Musk and he gives me a tour of his facilities and just talks philosophy.
When they went up the catch tower it reminded me of my first visit to the Eiffel Tower last week. It’s absolutely mind blowing what Elon and SpaceX team is doing. Americans and its politicians should start to realise they are literally making history!!!
Americans have been literally making history since the inception of our nation. Automobiles, airplanes, petroleum, the assembly line process, mass production, nuclear energy, basically the entire modern world that we all live in. ( You're welcome, from America) Elon and his team are continuing this trend with the most cutting edge inovations and engineering. The likes the world has never seen. I'm sure profits are important to continue the work of course but you can tell Mr. Musk does most if not all of these great feats for the betterment of the human species's. He's the definition of red, white and badass. Hell, the only person more badass than him, was him ten years ago. Lol. I'd call for him to run for president but I don't want to insult his intelligence or abilities, nor have him working a position that would be well below his skill sets.
That comet that hit Jupiter and created a 'hole' the size of Earth is scary stuff. It's incredible no one talked about it before. Yes, I support the idea of humanity becoming multi-planetary. That doesn't mean we stop caring about Earth; it's not a zero-sum game as Elon puts it. Overall, this is a great interview. Kudos to Tim Dodd
@@justinsmith4562 I think he means that every day person doesnt know about it and that is because it is not being discussed by the mediums that the everyday person uses.
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Love that quote from Elon. “At Space X we specialize in converting things from impossible to late”
2:12 is where that's at
That kind of sums up and explains Elon time and philosophy 😁.
Exactly. Everyone who gripes that he's late forgets that it wasn't being done at all by others.
Lol. Gosh I love that man!
23:01
This video is phenomenal. Perfect.
The silence and quiet parts of the video are really important, and I love that there are no cuts. It feels so much more real.
Thank you so much Tim.
It's perfect, just like hyperloop!
convert the quiet parts to asking the guys around Elon who they are, how they got there, how they built this, who builds it. Show more of the staff 😀✌️
Well they are doing what i would do, just enjoying the view, there is no need to say anything
Imagine someone watching this video in a hundred years and saying, "This is where it all started". Elon may very well be the Zefram Cochrane of our age. The continuation and survival of humanity must have an escape hatch, just in case.
Lol it makes it even more cringey
Best Elon quote was on catching the booster: “This is completely untested.. but success is one of the possible outcomes”
Anyone other than Elon would require a working model before proceeding this far with the chopsticks booster catcher contraption.
my favorite elon quote is "i am sorry i showed you my penis, here is $250,000 to not talk about it"
Edison said he found a hundred ways to not make a lightbulb before he found one way to actually make one.
And then he says, “The probability is uncertain it’s about zero.” If you listen closely to the lying crackhead he sounds like he’s someone that huffs gasoline.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ so.. you think a SpaceX thread needs you to change the subject? How would you like me to alter all your religious threads to SpaceX?
Man, I think the biggest and coolest take away from this is watching Elon actually take in the view for the first time. You can tell that he is probably always so focused on the project that he never stops to just take a look and appreciate the beauty of the world around him. And you could tell he was almost in awe of his own creation, taking it in for the first time like everybody else there. A man like that probably doesn't get a chance to just stop and appreciate very often.
To me he waits for everyone to leave then does rhis every night
@@sherrysyed with a project like this who wouldn't
@@carloso6292 true!
What thought Respectful Elon Musk mind looks to me that is full of functionality beauty in progress. How doesn't know the precision requisite of the maschines & organs he is designs and constructs
You see his face in the lift? 😅 He's like, I can sleep here easily. Right here in this lift. With ease😅
These video interviews are amazing
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Beyond amazing, bloody incredible!
That's great
Fun and exciting! I was feeling a bit down today, but no longer.
Amazing nd incredible.!
NASA: "Failure is not an option!"
Elon: "Success is one of the possible outcomes."
in government, everyone is positions of authority says no. It is the safest option.
These perspectives are not very different. Failure is a possible outcome, but not an option. It is something that might happen, but it is not something you are willing to choose. Gene Krantz's creed comes from a time when NASA took its mission seriously. It never meant "we won't do anything that might fail", it means "we will not accept failure until we have exhausted all options". Elon's version implicitly accepts that failure is possible, even likely.
Great comment/comparison
Great quote, and works great until you add human crew/passengers. Imagine being the the staff in charge of Apollo 13, knowing the impossible has happened, and having to innovate or die in a matter of hours and days!
Where does NASA say that
Elon giving the tour feels like its also a chance for himself to take in this creation. He had the "5" minutes to slow down and enjoy the view, while having a conversation with someone who is genuinely interested.
You can see that when he gets in the elevator and takes a few seconds to close his eyes and relax. I mean... his mind is busy problem solving even while he's giving the tour.
And here's Elon, head of SpaceX, Tesla, and so much more big, important stuff, standing on the top of the starship tower like a tourist, busy taking pictures with his smartphone. I just love that.
@@2ndfloorsongs he is that much relatable, even as a Billionaire. Most, if not all other Billionaires are cold-blooded creatures in human clothing.
@@ariochiv
"his mind is busy problem solving "
lol he's brain is probably going 420% all time every time, inventing the hyper mars loop ran by tesla mars bot v420.69 am I right guys?
it's not like he could be tired of his own bullshit ideas.
It's great to be genuinly interested, but you also have to be skeptical, I mean the dude just claims that his engineers are going to cut off more then 50Tones of weight off a rocket that hasn't done a single orbital test.
It baffles me when people say Elon is not involved in anything in his companies, that he is riding on other peoples waves, but you look at these interviews and you hear his depth of knowledge in what they create and you can tell he is thinking about so many things while doing this interview, this guy and his engineers are working hard, they looks super tired but determined and focused, always thinking about the next step.
"Can we go up in the tower?" . When you said those words, you had no idea what magic would unfurl up there. Great stuff Tim!!
Thanks Tim. Even on dark days, we can remember that the first human to step onto Mars is already alive. We just don't know who it is, yet. I'm convinced you'll see it happen.
Seen Adam Something's new video about Elon? It's once again great Elon-Coverage.
I like your comment and that you kept it gender neutral. 😃
Thanks! For your hard work. I love that you have such a casual access to Elon & the SpaceX team. Great job!
I couldn't agree more!
It’s crazy watching the recent interviews and watching that it was successful a few days ago is mind blowing! Such an exciting feat! Never give up!
He must have a lot of respect for you to let you do these walks with him and give you so much of his time. What an awesome series!! Keep it up!! 🚀
It's because Tim actually bothered to learn a bit about the subject matter, allowing him to ask genuinely interesting questions.
Almost all the "mainstream" journos, are dumb bozos that know nothing, and as a result ask really boring questions.
Seriously man, You have better access than any other non employee human on earth
It is amazing that he finds the time to do these type of interviews. Nice interview Tim!
he is that good
Hooray.
Thank you for a great interview with someone changing humanity forever. Knowing when to ask questions and when to not made this very enjoyable; on top of great content. There's a sense of wonder and amazement from great minds that makes me excited as well!
I love that you just asked for what you wanted. For instance, when you said, “can we go up in the tower?” I feel as though people are sometimes intimidated by Elon’s slow/thoughtful responses. Great video and series.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained permeates this local
Then Elon asked someone, “can we?”
@@harmonicajohn1059, I also really liked that. Despite the fact that he is the richest person in the world and the CEO, he still asks politely.
Yes, yes, yes! Totally unprecedented.
Agreed 100%
Thanks Brother!
I love your discussions with Elon!
Cheers,
Eric
Elon and his crew are really nice. Anything Tim suggested, they were like yeah, let’s do it. They were even telling Tim to come out and see it all stacked. This was lots of fun to watch. Hopefully Spacex gets the approval to lite this rocket up and send it to orbit soon!
elon is so wholesome sexually harrassing employees and paying 250k for them to stay silent omg wholesome 100 and that time tesla was exposed for a bunch of workplace violations i love him so much so wholesome 1000
@@bronkingrn It would interesting to hear your sources bronk, seriously.
Elon who payed less taxes than the bottom tax bracket and complains about HRC wanting to increase tax on billionaires even though Telsa and SpaceX were born and still to this day rely on heavy government subsidies and contracts which are only possible because of tax revenue. As a bonus due to tax cuts for elon and increases for everyone else, you have probably contributed more to SpaceX and Starship than elon ever will. This is why he is my favourite 69KeanuReaves420epicbacon human being. What a nice guy.
@@bronkingrn Nobody is perfect. I hope it makes you feel good posting this, but then again your just trolling to stir the pot.
@@anthonyglee1710 i posted them hours ago but by the looks of it they got deleted by youtube's spam filter
Hi Tim, I just wanted to say thank you for inspiring me to pursue a career in rocketry all those years ago. I started my internship at SpaceX Hawthorne this past week working on Starship, and it's been so incredible meeting all these amazing people and seeing the process behind making a rocket of this scale. I'm so glad everyone can take a peak into what SpaceX is working on and get inspired in their own ways to pursue their dreams. Looking forward to seeing more interviews, and fingers crossed for the orbital launch!
Wow. You're working for free for the richest man who ever lived. What a privilege!
@@riparianlife97701 Girl working for Mansa Musa?
Wow, living teh dream
@@eduardoortega5903 I haven't a clue what you're saying.
@@riparianlife97701 why can't you be happy for her.
Thank you Tim, Ryan, Elon, and SpaceX team for taking us along on this Wild Adventure!
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Ïñböx thē ñümbêr åbøvê ī gôt sömēthîñg tø shōw yåh
As a life-long construction guy, I know that wandering around after the crew has gone home, gives way to some of the most creative ideas. It's so cool going around the site with a very human Elon.
Perspective is important you're absolutely right Sieg.
Has the crew ever gone home at Boca Chica? Aren't they busy 24/7?
@@m.l.5284 In the plant, "it's all day, every day" (I'm assuming). But building sites are less-so. Though he may have staged it to look like this...
@@m.l.5284 I am on the night shift, yes you are correct sir. 24/7 ops.
@@Daniel-jn9ys Thank you for your great work, and your contribution to the future of humanity.
It's fantastic to see Elon taking a moment to be in awe of his own creations. 👍to the SpaceX team too. Great work Tim.
like his baby with Amber?
I really liked that too. He could be more arrogant about what he's built. But instead he compliments it and is in awe. Feel like he indirectly is lifting up the people who built this with their hands. SpaceX has a great team.
they're not his creations. he paid other people to create them.
This like watching "ELON" the movie
@@gloverelaxis 🧌🧌🧌
I like seeing the young, courageous engineers that are making this impossibility possible! Thanks Tim and Elon!
Maybe. those young engineers just don't have the experience and courage to talk Musk out of a stupid design?
@@XBarFighterX LOL, experience and courage from old engineers of ULA and Boeing doesn't help. Young engineers on SpaceX proved it by Falcon rockets and Dragon capsules.
If you think experience is so superior over talent or creativity, you should apply and work for Japanese companies like Sharp, Toshiba, etc. They're dying af.
Agreed. When seeing many videos from Boeing, ULA, etc, seeing a lot of old engineers and operators (most of them are over 45 years old or olders). I did respect the experience but they should use it wisely for quality control, not for designing/creating and problem-solving.
That's why Startliner or SLS has a lot of problems for years without clear solutions
Not actually very tall compared to tall buildings. But it serves a unique purpose.
@@XBarFighterX Whats the "stupid design"?
Who else is here after watching the arm work perfectly yesterday?
Yessir
@@ARaceIntoSpace hi Damon im a damon
@@randomized4266y’all should bone
So cool to see where they were just 2 yrs ago. It's wild to think they had a shorter schedule in mind. Late by SpaceX standards is impossibly early by any other organization.
Me ✋🏽
Thanks! Your content is just incredible. Thank you so much for all of this.
Good man Christoff! 🍺
Nice one Raath. Legend
bro $350 is too much how are you able too tip like thAT
@@Hypocrite420 it's South African rands
Everyday Astronaut is also evolving along with SpaceX, every day this UA-cam channel becomes more professional. Thank you Tim for your passion because it's music for the fans.
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Love that this is unedited, you just feel like you're there with Elon and everyone else seeing this incredible complex. Amazing work
This is the best video of all time. This was technical, philosophical and overall view of the Starbase especially interviewing Elon up in the launch tower. Fantastic
Erm... What about the Moon landing? Or ISS videos? Deep Ocean exploration... Mars videos and pictures, Venera Soviet missions...
Congrats to your growth too Tim. From little self-made videos about rockets to multiple personal interviews with Elon, Beck, and others your channel has come a long way.
Came here to say this
Never have I been more exited for watching nerds riding an elevator.
Thanks very much. This was 25 min of pure gold. I like the minimal editing long shot style you do. Every frame we get from starbase and Elon is worth watching!
I mean not just any media could just ask for this. Only Everyday Astronaut get the first exclusive views.
@@Nightdreaux22647 And they might not have shown all of it, cutting out the elevator ride and the “boring” techincal cahtter. Just leaving in the usual speech Elon gives about humanity becoming interplanetary. I love how Tim is able to get much more out of Musk than his memorized bits he gives to other media autonomously without thinking.
Elon was kind of stressing out at first. Then he settled down because he realized Tim was filming.
This is fascinating to watch after we've seen it actually working!
I am so grateful to Tim for these interviews. Documenting history. Documenting a genius.
Lol
Lol? You think its funny?
@@kevingriener7441 funny how ??
@@meteorfive6 Idiots laugh at everything. Just ignore him.
@@meteorfive6 Don't mind the trolls man, just be happy for that masterpiece of a video.
I like that even Elon is surprised at how beautiful it is at the top; and starts taking pictures himself. :)
He's human.
It seems that this may have been Elon's first time to go up the elevator.
He has probably not a lot of time to do such things like going up there.
He's thinking to himself, "Hey, this is really cool up here." If I was Elon, I'd have a little space set up for myself up there. THIS is where I go when I need to get away from people and think. Hell, I'd have a toilet up there.......FOR SURE.
Its cause he doesn't set foot anywhere near physical laborers
Thing that strikes me most, that Tim is not even the most enthusiastic here, Elon himself is enjoying the ride he creates with his awesome team!
This is so generous of Elon to provide his time to wander around and look at the immense progress so far. Really inspiring.
why not, he has lots of time
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@@polpol1005 I can't think of many people with this level of wealth and time commitments who would take the time to keep a bunch of UA-cam nerds happy with the latest technical details of his quite frankly mind boggling project.
I bet he works harder than 99% of the folks in this comments section!
@@paulelephant9521 harder than 99% of the folks in this comments section? why do u think so? I don't believe everything he says, don't forget he's a marketing guy who likes to overreact
@Carrot Cruncher why?
Elon just momentarily closed his ever open eyes before that light came on in the elevator.. almost caught a glimpse of his mind at ease for a split second, to relax and catch a rare chance at peace.. for me that was a moment.. great shot
That was his week's worth of sleep.
This sound’s pseudo psychological and cringe.
@@Anonym-dx2tp okay
@@Anonym-dx2tp i dont think you understand the irony of the term you used, "pseudo psychological".
I think his back is seriously hurting.
I like how Elon was chuckling as he entered the top floor. He's like the kid who never grew up and continues to live in his dreams
So Much fun! Real Prospective to the actual size of Starship! Larger than any other 2 stage rocket ever conceived never mind launched 5 times! 2 of the trips where very successful!
The 6th Trip is ready at any day! Perhaps a catch of both the booster and ship this time! I would not put it past them!
Standing below that tower is one of the most awe-inspiring things I've ever seen. The sheer scale, and the fact that the Starship is at that scale as well. Brings the whole thing into perspective.
I am looking forward to watching at least one launch. I missed the Shuttle, I hope to at least see one of these and Artemis go up. Artemis is the Equivalent of a 21st Century Saturn V.
I savoured every moment of this - thank you! ♥
Nice ☝ manuel
This is absolutely incredible! Absolutely the best tour guide ever and the best interviewer ever for this job. Thank you so much.
Thanks
Tim, I have to acknowledge how you have avoided making videos with that "look at what I've done" tone that other UA-camrs might have gone for and kept these interview videos focused on what Elon and SpaceX are doing. There's neither forced humbleness nor self gravitas, just wonderful insight and information.
"At SpaceX we specialize in converting things from 'impossible' to 'late'."
Might be both one of the funniest and also coolest things Elon has said in person.
Seen Adam Somethings new video about Elon?
It's once again great Elon-Coverage.
does it still count if it's "off-person" 🤣
Better late than neverrrrr so they say
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ not relevant.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ You just make us want to avoid Christianity like one of those spam companies that constantly sends us mail.
I really like the quiet times in this, watching Elon be amazed at the work he has done is really special. That sounds weak but I don't know what else to call it this is really special.
Bro did you just call enjoying something weak?
It really is special. People who don't think it is do not have full comprehension of what Elon and his SpaceX teams have accomplished.
In a world where getting out of bed and not complaining is an achievement, what SpaceX is doing and has done feels to me as grand as creating an entirely new planet from scratch.
I felt such amazement. Also, I got a perspective on how small humans are compared to what they can build.
@@JEBavido 🤣🤣🤣
Elon seems like a very big guy, but that's tiny given the size of those towers.
The guy is so human, but with a super-human burden to bear.
Thanks!
Amazing, the sheer scale of it up close! Can you imagine when it’s all operational
Thanks! Looking forward to more and even behind the scenes
This has to be one of my favorite videos on the internet. THIS IS SO UNBELEIVABLY COOOOOL. Casually walking through literal beautiful Mars ships and gargantuan launch architecture with one of the smartest and most influential inventors to ever live. You are living an incredible life Tim. Thank you for sharing with us. We are so lucky to have this kind of access. It's science fiction man . . .
Elon Musk really is the greatest scam-artist of our time…
this video reminds me Pacific Rim. other manga (evangelion ) don't challenge to show how machines are big, but the theater movie had to. and this interview gives me exactly the same feeling .
@@Marc-ze9me
So you are one of those nutjobs who are trying to tell me that the car I drive every day doesn't exist. I guess I just imagined myself into the office today.
@@Marc-ze9me what a sad sad view on life.
@@andrasbiro3007 Oh no no, that car is real. Electric cars are real. A lot of companies build great electric cars. The scam comes from all the sci-fi promises Elon makes, making people believe he is a genius capable of doing what nobody else can do when in fact he cannot do them…a colony on Mars? Stupid idea and he cannot do it. Hyperloop? Never even close. Tesla robots? Really…do you believe that one? The worst of all is how people seriously believe he does this for the good of humanity…Elon cares about 2 things: himself, and his money.
Hello from the future. It worked!!
During one of the scenes on the tower it suddenly dawned on me that this is maybe the exact moment that will be remembered as the start of our journey to the stars and beyond. This moment there with Tim Dodd and Elon Musk when the sun was setting on good old earth and Mars was only a few years away. Thank you for this historic moment!
Elon Musk is a con artist who can’t even design a car tunnel without screwing it up. Stop worshipping him.
@@killgriffinnow I don't know where your hostility is coming from but I understand that from a certain perspective it seems like I put a halo on the person. I don't want to worship Elon Musk but celebrate the moment where things become reality that some of our grandfathers could only dream about. That's all. Thanks for the feedback anyway :)
@@nikreichel2232 Elon Musk is a fraud lol.
Always great content, thanks!
The first stop on the elevator really helps you understand how massive the catching arms are, love these videos!
This launch is going to be the most epic thing I've ever seen in my entire life. Can't wait! Let's GO!
When is it
The first one or the 25th one?
@@Gepstra first
when i hear "it's the most X in my entire life" i always wonder how old is the person. If the person is a kid, then it wouldn't be as nearly really awesome as if he was an old person. General criticism apart, this launch is indeed a huge feat for mankind.
Its never going to happen. Quote me on this.
Tim, the bond you have struck up with Elon, is truly remarkable. We've all learned so much about this endeavour thanks to your channel. Long may it continue.
This might not have been the most technical interview, but the conversations on top of the tower were amazing!
Have to keep it simple for the masses mate
I would of preferred more technical questions as well. You got Elon Musk for an interview! Ask questions Tim! Maybe take a poll for good questions before the next interview
U cant have a technical interview with him he doesn’t know much abt it 💀
@@alal2192 That's not true if you watch the other interviews, or is the skull irony?
@@HoLeeFuk317 Yeah a poll but still doing it naturally would be nice
To be honest, starting at 12:40 just feels like I'm playing a game. Just incredible to see this sequence. Thanks Tim!
ayo, I would play SpaceX elevator sim! :)
@@SNDLKaraoke Would be a shame not to include a co-op mode.
great elon you don't know how much you have motivated youngsters to work more harder
just like contra strike finish a mission 😂😂😂
Big fan of Space X and Elon. Elon has this weird mix of child-like wonder, engineering brilliance, determination, and work ethic that drive this deal. Fascinating guy.
"At SpaceX we specialize in turning things from impossible to delayed" and "success is one of the possible outcomes" - but this guy; such optimism is contageous.
From impossible to LATE. Not delayed.
@@xxZerosumxx 👍👍
@@xxZerosumxx Ok, ok, we get it...the spirit of the comment still holds
contagious, yes
Thanks for the detailed insider looks, and also appreciate the depth of your long form videos
every time i listen to this man and the crew i am fascinated by his "out of the box" thoughts very much.
I mean how far can you create the future today. Unbelievable.
He has been thinking and acting so many steps ahead for years.
I don't see how, even Werner von Braun designed reusable rockets
@@DragonsAndDragons777 Don't think that's the point.
He's been regurgitating forgotten concepts from the 1950s, mans thinking backwards.
@@billieeisenhower406 Some people come up with concepts, others turn them into reality, that's Elon Musk.
Making bank on paypal afforded him to do this.
Thank you for this opportunity to see this ❤️ 🙏
At the top, first thing that everyone did was take in the view. Elon then takes his phone out and videos the view. Unlike other people in his position, he is genuinely excited about the work. Elon's vision and ability far exceeds others, his drive will make humans multiplanitary. Passengers for Mars will one day leave Earth from the Elon Musk Space Port.
I suppose it was his first trip up there?
@@PanzerBuyer I was thinking the same thing. Definitely his first trip there because he looked anxious on the elevator and looked excited at the top when he saw the ship and the booster.
@@TheRealWinser i think it looks like he was thinking of a solution to one of the millions of engineering problems he is constantly working on. Maybe he just used a moment of silence to work, inside his mind.
What other people are in his position? You make stuff up to try to get likes in a comment lol.
I don't believe him, he's a manipulator
This was such a great experience. Thank you to everyone who made this happen. Also, huge respect to all of those at SpaceX. Dare to dream
Tim it's been so wild watching you grow from playing KSP and having a blast talking about space then growing all the way into this. You produce some of the best space news content and your series with Elon has truly been a treat.
Humanity at its best, thank you Tim, thank you Elon!
Really good video love the shots from the top of the tower! Must’ve been really nice to be there in person!
Tim thank you very much for these series. They are amazing!
These candid walk and talks with Elon and Team are absolutely amazing Tim! Keep up the great work. You're playing your part in the history of this incredible journey to space.
That atmosphere on top of the tower was insane. Being there with Elon is like you suddenly occurred in the front of all the humanity and there is nothing left that would be more innovative in spaceflight, you have to create it, push it forward. I guess that's what these guys feel every day when they get back to work...
2 years later, they actually did it!
I'm going back and forth between how totally amazing these interviews are and the level of access .. and just the awesome interaction between all of you.... and my fear of heights.. OMG there are people who are actually working at these heights. 😰
im sitting here sweating on my keyboard :D
Amazing to hear what Elon thinks about while at the top of the tower. So much genius paired with a childlike wonder.
"with a childlike wonder" Thank You!!! I had not been able to articulate that 'difference' in Musk's approach to the world, but that captures it. To a child, everything is fascinating and nothing is impossible.
Society unintentionally beats that curiosity and wonder out of kids by the time they graduate from high school..... Somehow Elon escaped that and humanity is better off for it.
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I just rewatched this video, and I just realized how awesome the last shot of Elon is. Hes walking away into the distance while your music plays. That feels like a movie ending!
He finally made it from theory to reality
It's crazy how well documented all this will be. Tim's name will surely be remembered through history. Great job Tim 👏
It would be good if Marcus House could do a virtual interview with Elon.. He is putting so much effort into explaining what SpaceX is doing..
Tim who? Elon Musk is the name that will be history.
That shot at 0:50 blew my mind . It’s like the first shot of a video game sequence. Or a dream or a nightmare. Whatever it is , it’s out of this world. Thanks Elon for being so unselfish in showing your machines. Mars is within grasps. And thanks Tim for being the bridge between space tech and space curiosity.
Glad I wasnt the only one that got excited about that part
I like how starship also has short term goal and deadline in taking starlink 2 to orbit; it really helps keep everyone focussed on stepping stones to get it working and not feel the big goal of space travel to Mars is too far out of reach. Interesting how they’ve bet the launch delivery mechanism of starlink 2 on starship - there’s no back up of falcon 9. Starship has to work.
I'd love a Falcon9 back up for an audacious Mars Dragon. Elon would probably say that's a daft idea, but I'd prefer to traverse Mars by Dragon, as opposed to the Cybertruk
5:42 this shot gave me chills
A tiny part of me wishes you asked a ton of questions about all aspects of "stage 0", but I ended up really enjoying the peaceful time chilling up there with Elon. I do like insights into the man himself, when he's relaxed and pondering things, away from the recent tornados in his life and businesses. Well done Tim. 🍺🙂
Yep, Showing-his-rockets-Musk is so much more interesting than Twittering-with-a-hate-boner-Musk, and I have a hard time seeing them both as the same person.
Tornadoes in his life? What happened?
Dude i'm SO happy you're able to be there for all this. They'll be watching this in history/engineering classes for years to come, you're apart of the magical journey!
I want to one day meet this man (Elon) and just shake his hand and thank him for revitalizing the contemporary "space race". After the shuttle retired, I thought I would not live long enough to see this. Truly, a blessed time to be alive. Thank you Tim for sharing this with us all. You are amazing!
There really is no space race, it's spacex's race with noone but themselves. Noone else is even at the start line.
@@leschortos9196 That's why i put it in quotes.
Congratularions!
Such incredible views with Elon as a commentator! Oh my, this is gold.
Elon's mind never rests, you can see the gears moving at lightspeed while going upward in the elevator. Sure hope Elon aka SpaceX has an archivist for 100 years in the future. Fantastic video, Thanks Tim
Tim may be the closest thing to that archivist.
Jesus Christ you people actually believe Elon to be something special. He’s Thomas Edison and not in a good way
@@Palbizu Don't be a hater
@@HoLeeFuk317 Its actually scary how cult like these comments are though specialy if you know Musk is not really a genius. I'd advise you to watch the 2 part Elon Musk debunked video from Common sense skeptic. It really changed my mind on him as a former fanboy.
@@sambal777 Admiring someone is not being a cultist. I trust full length interviews and an individual's contributions to society to judge someones character more than a narrated conglomeration of clips and unsourced or anecdotal facts.
Tim, you treat the richest guy on the Earth,
just like anyone else! And, he has absolutely
NO problem with that!
Just yet another GREAT video, in your string
of great videos. Even though I watched Apollo
11 live, (on a neighbor's TV, we didn't have one.
[but we ALL can read just fine.]) I learned a LOT
about engine types, thanks to your video.
steve
THEY DID IT!!!!!!
"Success is not guaranteed, excitement is." - Elon Musk.
Starship is the only project right now that makes look forward to the future excitingly.
Huh? There are so many other developments- what a myopic proclamation!
@@mavigogun
There are, but most will be cancelled for political reasons, run out of money, or run into overwhelming problems. And the ones that succeed are still being developed behind closed doors, and take decades. And absolutely no serious project has similar ambitions, not even close. Not to mention that how few big exciting project will affect you personally. If Starship succeeds, eventually ordinary people can go to space in it, or even go to live on Mars.
@@mavigogun
1. Name one such project aiming to achieve full and rapid reusability?
2. Name one such project with this much open access to pulic, hence the excitement.
I'll wait.
ITER
I can't wait to see Cybertrucks on the moon
This is all reminiscent of the early days of space flight: stretching our imagination and capabilities. I genuinely wish Elon and the SpaceX team all the best and continued success. Very exciting times!
Not even close. We supposedly went from nothing to the moon in 9 years. The BFR has been in dev almost that long.
@@Bramon83 Apologies, as I should have better framed my comment. Given that by the time the early days of spaceflight were occurring we had already had Von Braun working with missiles/rockets almost two decades prior. That's also not bringing in to consideration Goddard's research nor the Chinese, who had first used rockets in anger in the 13th century. The developments for the late 50s and early 60s were to make use of what had been a strictly military weapon to transport humans out of the confines of the earth's atmosphere. My comment only meant to compare/contrast the historical precedent that Elon and SpaceX are involved in with that of the early manned spaceflight developments.
Granted, Elon and SpaceX are indeed standing of the shoulders of giants, however, the departure of the norms that were now see as being a regular thing (vertical landing of spacecraft, as in Falcon 9 and the successful test landing of Starship) are quite breathtaking nevertheless. Quite like the early days of manned spaceflight
@@Bramon83 To be fair the original space race had the entire nations support behind it and a unlimited budget, where space x has a lot of government red tape getting in the way and slowing it down.
2:12 "At SpaceX we specialize in converting things from 'impossible' to 'late'." - Elon Musk 2022
Epic
But I really think Elon might mean... 'fashionably late.'
Haha. Great quote :)
Let the haters hate on the lateness.
@@AussieMaleTuber possibly late
At first I thought it was "... from impossible too late" which just confused me. Thx for typing it out. Makes sense now.
Amazing. The majority of people at the launching site, and the cheering crowd during the launch are young people. And they succeeded making history again and again.
I'm not techy, but an ordinary Grammy who came across this and was impressed by how Elon Musk approached every question with thought and care. So after listening to this piece my personal thoughts are that in the "Elon Dictionary," the word late exists but the word quit doesn't. Hey Elon, don't forget to put your picture in the window, lol.
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Ïñböx thē ñümbêr åbøvê ī gôt sömēthîñg tø shōw yåh
Check out Common Sense Skeptic and find out more about Musk the fraud.
he is literally making history and hope i get to see it on my life time as ive not long left good luck ELON
overrated
his employees are making history. he's just paying them money (and less than they're earning for him)
@@gloverelaxis Ah, SpaceX is not making Elon a cent, it all goes right back into development. Take your negativity elsewhere, it's not welcome here.
I sincerely hope so sir, I hope you get to see man return to the moon at the very least.
Same I hope I get to see a launch
When I watch your conversations with Musk, I am reminded of the contrast from all the secrecy these subjects have been held in historically.
Nasa or Boeing would not invite you to an Internet conversation about their progress.
Bravo
No Rolex, No Gucci just a 20$ Shirt 🤣🤣🙌🏽
Yeah... that's so special about him.
That´s right. Elon just asks: What color is your Spaceship?
When you’re as rich as Elon there’s no point in flaunting your wealth lol. I’ve noticed that most billionaires don’t wear anything fancy. Simple cargo shorts and a t shirt will suffice.
Tim, the bit of talk when Elon talks about multiplanetary life taken on top of the tower is truly HISTORIC and EPIC! Even when just watching on youtube. Can not even imagine the depth of feelings that you felt taking this interview up top! Great stuff! Very inspiring! Plus, I feel like like this is truly the fist time I felt that this is the first ever POSSIBILITY of making life multiplanetary in the history of mankind! I feel like Elon has built the tallest tribune to spread his ideas from! Thank you for the lift!!!
Tim, I think people will still be watching this video 100 years from now…maybe even on Mars. You’ve made your own mark on history sir…and thank you for sharing.
well, in a 100 years, maybe the first small mars base will be made
In 100 years children will be watching this in history class
These video interviews are amazing. The friendship you've developed with Elon is beneficial for all of us! Including Elon and you!
Man I CANNOT wait for the 2023 update alread. These vids are incredible mate. Its all so inspiring. Even on a day to day base Love it
Amazing. This reminds me of a recurring dream I've had for the last 5-6 years wherein I meet Elon Musk and he gives me a tour of his facilities and just talks philosophy.
When they went up the catch tower it reminded me of my first visit to the Eiffel Tower last week. It’s absolutely mind blowing what Elon and SpaceX team is doing. Americans and its politicians should start to realise they are literally making history!!!
Americans have been literally making history since the inception of our nation. Automobiles, airplanes, petroleum, the assembly line process, mass production, nuclear energy, basically the entire modern world that we all live in. ( You're welcome, from America) Elon and his team are continuing this trend with the most cutting edge inovations and engineering. The likes the world has never seen. I'm sure profits are important to continue the work of course but you can tell Mr. Musk does most if not all of these great feats for the betterment of the human species's. He's the definition of red, white and badass. Hell, the only person more badass than him, was him ten years ago. Lol. I'd call for him to run for president but I don't want to insult his intelligence or abilities, nor have him working a position that would be well below his skill sets.
Americans are making history, it's politicians are most certainly not.
You have no idea how much inane bullshit SX has had to deal with.
Yeah I’ve been up the top too, definitely the same vibes.
@@samhudgens2191 that’s a long message sadly your politicians and “leaders” of your country won’t even acknowledge his existence nor his companies lol
That comet that hit Jupiter and created a 'hole' the size of Earth is scary stuff. It's incredible no one talked about it before. Yes, I support the idea of humanity becoming multi-planetary. That doesn't mean we stop caring about Earth; it's not a zero-sum game as Elon puts it.
Overall, this is a great interview. Kudos to Tim Dodd
What do you mean no-one has talked about it before? It happened in 1994 and was well documented and discussed for many years.
People interested in space knows about the comet that hit Jupiter...
@@justinsmith4562 I think he means that every day person doesnt know about it and that is because it is not being discussed by the mediums that the everyday person uses.