A Shortfall of Gravitas, How SpaceX's Droneship works? How Octagrabber safe boosters after landing?
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2021
- Elon Musk reveals SpaceX’s newest rocket-recovery drone ship
SpaceX upgrades droneship with Octagrabber robot to safe boosters after landing
How SpaceX Fixed Its Drone Ship Camera
Autonomous spaceport drone ship ASDS
Where is the SpaceX drone ship?
Where is the ship, of Course I Still Love You?
Where is the ship Just Read The Instructions?
Where is the ship A Shortfall of Gravitas?
How far offshore is of course I still love you?
CAPE CANAVERAL
Why does the SpaceX droneship camera cut out?
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It was back in 2015 when SpaceX landed its first rocket successfully, after several attempts that ended up in fiery explosions every time, the company was trying to save the majority of its Falcon 9 rockets after they lift off, in order to re-fly them again to reduce the company's overall manufacturing costs.
The Rocket Was Carrying 11 Satellites destined for low-Earth orbit, and it's very important to note that Falcon heavy is not a small rocket like BlueOrgin New Shepard or SpaceX Grasshopper, and it carried important cargo in this mission before its successful landing on a landing pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
SpaceX has aimed from the beginning to have a Sea-based rocket landing since 2013. After many Failures, They Collected the data to make their first successful Sea-landing on a moving pad in the ocean in 2016, the drone ship called “Of Course I Still Love You", a Floating barge, like its sister ship “Just Read The Instructions,” it is named after a starship in the late Iain M. Banks sci-fi novels.
Sea-based rocket landings are considered to be more difficult than ground-based landings. It’s a smaller target area and the drone ship itself is constantly moving because of the motion of the sea.
So, it would be reasonable to question; why all future launches aren’t attempted on stable ground? Why SpaceX would choose a drone ship landing over a more stable landing pad? & what’s the mysterious robot roaming about on one of SpaceX’s drone ships?
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FYI - The Octagrabber uses electro-magnets to hold its self to the steel deck via the power cable. As long as it's powered the rocket won't move.
Really?
I thought vacuum cups. Just me
But magnets make sense
That is what I tought of magnets but had my doubts, depending on how heavy the rocket is it could fail, but if they find the balance between atachment and weight great, though honestly I havent seen the power of electromagnets in person to estimate its real power of holding😊
Clear and strong narration.
Easy listening compared to computer-generated voices or hosts that speak a hundred miles an hour.
Isn't this computer generated? The cadence seems unnatural because it is too consistent.
Lol 😆
Great video. What type of engine power does "Short Fall' use?
It uses four diesel-powered azimuth thruster engines to stay in position, enabling them to either move autonomously to their correct position or remotely controlled by a crew.
@@TechWikiOfficial I appreciate the info. Are you aware of any plans to eventually use electric power?
@@hoylekiger2194 you are welcome. If there are any new updates we will share it here, stay tuned.
Improvements to me are the cameras on the drone ship....then I just recently saw a video on why some of the feeds are never clear on some of the landings and it makes a lot of sense after I viewed it...
I think they should use a 'Tholian Web' to catch their rockets and forget about all these drone ships. :)
STARSHIP is the best technology
They have now, with that re-entry
Technique.....
Great videos keep up the content and I don’t know why you have 3k sups but u need more keep up the good work
Thanks for the big red arrows and circles on the thumbnail.
Still amazed by the landing of the 1st stage of Falcon ... Around 04:30 (or 04:40), what happened at the end to the 1st stage dancing the jig on the droneship ???
The crew came and welded the rocket to the droneship.
@@TechWikiOfficial Good team !!
I wish so much they would show it in action. This seems to be the one thing they are secretive about is showing it attach. Would be so cool to see it. Anybody have a link if I mistaken?
In the end, SpaceX become as one main company from build the technology then manufactured and supplied rocket to all...
the best tech. from spacex is the starship landing system
I really enjoyed this, thank you.
The best tech SpaceX has presently is gwynne shotwell!!!!
Elon's Nobel !!!
does the robot use strong electromagnet to stay in position while stabilizing the rocket?
It does use electromagnets.
They need to design a small space-tug 🚀 that can be sent up a by a Falcon9 buster. You never know when you need a pickup. Just send it up, park it and call it up when you need it. 👩🚀
That would require a lot of fuel for matching orbits.
Amazing!
The names of the ships are the best part haha
The robot is so cool
Great 👌
The best tech that SpaceX has is Gwynne Shotwell!!!
Falcon 9 is 70 meters tall, not 48. First stage alone is ~50m
One thing not explained is the guidance technology that gets the booster to the drone ship and hits it dead center. They get only one shot at it, so the terminal guidance has to be both extremely fast and accurate.
I'm suspecting its just simple GPS technology. The control center knows where the rocket is coming down so its just a matter of moving the two to meet up. Getting to rocket to swing a bit towards the direction the barge is coming from as the barge is steaming to the intercept point.
@@old-wise-one4473 No, the droneship remains stationary
@@backenfn If you look you can see the barge is moving! Whats its at the station point then it stops but it still alters its position slightly to the agreed rendezvous point.
@@old-wise-one4473 Doesn't make any sense, why would the droneship move?
@@backenfn - The ocean is not stationary! There are wind, currents and tides that will move the barge if it didn't have its own means of movement to align its self with the expected point of the meetup. The rocket is not able to do the small needed movement the barge does it!
Look at the docked barge where you can see the four props raised. Each one is able to pivot about independently. When they are all facing the same direction they are like a regular boat, then when getting close to the station point they can adjust the position as needed and then when at station hold that position! In each case the barge is moving!
The degree of movement is to get there and then hold its position.
What I think might confuse you is the barge is towed out and back in. The barge needs to be guided out and back to port. Its also likely the power is limited so it wouldn't have enough to get to the location or back on its own.
"How Octagrabber safe boosters after landing?" what?
Garbage foreign clickbait channel with videos and titles generated by AI.
Amazing
Thanks so much, we appreciate your support.
5:29 is what you're here for
Now that I know where octagrabber hides, I have a plan for getting myself into SpaceX facilities without a passport or visa .
Marenko
I am surprised there isn't an opening in the center of the ship so that the exhaust and heat is dispersed by the ocean. Or a stow-able autonomous crane that lowers the rocket for transportation.
The rocket needs a solid surface to slow down the landing.
@@fastica the rocket doesn’t need anything below to slow down.
It would add the risk, that a small displacement could lead for one of the legs to fall into the opening and lose the rocket. Also when you fire the exhaust stream into the water directly, it could splash up uncontrolled.
the accuracy of the booster hitting the bulls-eye on the ship would be the problem with that idea. If the booster is off by, say, 20 feet, then one of the landing legs might fall into the hole in the landing pad. The surface of the ship seems to tolerate the landing burn pretty well, remember it's a lot lighter than at blastoff and the burn is short.
F9 doesn't put 2nd stage into orbital velocity. It's not sso
Of Course I Still Love You....really?...how about u reporters just call it OCISLY?????? and the other ship ASOG??????
Too Elementary
Really wish they would come up with better names....
Dude, get to the point.
Hello, I think it would be great to be more direct. It took 3 minutes before entering the real subject (... a 1/2 of the video). I think people searching for this already know enough and don’t need to have a 3-minutes talk about SpaceX, it’s terribly long, and already explained everywhere else.
Edit: absolutely no scoop in this video
The robot leaves his garage, secures the rocket and that’s all. Literally nothing else is explained...