Prada Designed Axiom Spacesuits? What's Next For Starship? | This Week In Spaceflight
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- This week in spaceflight: SpaceX successfully launched NASA’s most expensive planetary mission, Axiom Space and Prada unveil the final design of the Artemis spacesuits, and Starship not only launched, but finally landed! What’s next for Starship? Plus, we look at NASA's plan to phase out the TDRSS network, and much more. Stay tuned for all the latest updates in space exploration!
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🖋️ Written by Martijn Luinstra & Alejandro Alcantarilla Romera (@AlexPhysics13)
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100 flights in 2024, SpaceX has already passed its 2023 launch count. wow
I really hope SpaceX’s mars sample mission is just “well we will land starship there, our astronaut will walk over and grab the samples and we will bring them back”
Their mission proposal does involve Starship but makes use of Perseverance itself to drop off the samples on the mars ascent vehicle that would be inside the Starship lander.
Another awesome TWIS Elysia! Thank you & NSF!
You know NASA was watching starship and was like holy crap they had continuous communications through the whole re-entry phase, we need Starlink!!! 😂
Fitting ear rings as always! Are they in the store?
Thank you Elysia! You are one of my favorite narrators; sorry, some of your channel's more geeky narrators are simply not good commentators. Thanks for not doing yet another analysis of flight 5. Great photography combined with great commentary makes for an excellent podcast experience. Thanks again!
Bravo. Love your presentation. Always look forward to them.
Yay finally a fitting Starship jewellery 👍👍
Friday again ❤
I guess they will catch a ship (and a booster) when tower 2 is finished. Can't wait to see both coming down and parking together
Bring back Jim 🎉 most visible nasa Admin in the past 30 years
Would have expected a little better from 'Prada' ! Is this a preliminary design or intended as final Best Design ???
THANK YOU
It's interesting to see Jim Bridenstine back. I just checked their Wikipedia page to figure out where they went up going.
Looking forward to their first press statements.
Once Starship goes into orbit they can keep it there as long as needed to catch the booster, safe it, and remove it from the OLM. Then Starship can leave orbit and return to be caught by the chopsticks.
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Looking forward to something closer to a full orbit for future Starship tests. The original test flight plan from a couple years ago was for Starship to splash down in the Pacific somewhere north of Hawaii. And then SpaceX revised their plans to the Indian Ocean.
Hopefully, they'll get more ambitious with their flight test plans in the coming months.
A full orbit with a splashdown somewhere east of Florida's Space Coast would be good, sometime in the first half of 2025.
Yeah, orbit is the next obvious step. The question is if they need to do one more flight to prove they can reignite the engines in orbit. Someone told me that that was a requirement to get an orbital license but I couldn’t find any proof one way or another
@@ryanhamstra49the requirement is that you can prove to the FAA that it’s safe. New Glenn will launch to orbit on its first flight for example and the upper stages will need to reenter.
SpaceX could do so without a launch, but they like doing it practically
@@zachb1706 new Glenn’s upper isn’t designed to survive reentry though
That booster needs to take it's rightful place next to hopper.
feel like ship recovery is still a long ways off. not like they wouldn't be able to but the regulatory side is gonna push that back to maybe even 2026. for ship recovery they will need to make at least 1 orbit and get approval to reenter over Mexico and US. if something goes wrong, like it desintegrates or the flaps stop working it could fall short. for the booster that doesn't matter bc it comes back from the sea side. if something goes wrong there it will just hit the ocean. i would be very surprised if they get a launch license for that that quickly.
like we cant forget how big starship is. its a lot bigger than the spaceshuttle and made out of very heatresistant stuff that could rain down all over the place
In the last test flight the flaps burned through a little, but the overall ship was okay. Doesn't seem a major issue anymore.
@@cube2fox Your ship is melting ........Its a major issue believe me!
Can we really say Starship Booster landed because it was kinda caught which still blows my mind.
Dragon recovery moving from the Florida coast to the Pacific Ocean probably has something to do with the Fram2 launch slipping.
Pacific recoveries won't be until second half of 2025, even Crew-9 is still returning to Florida
Nansen had problems too
That's a new intro holder untel the good one
Happy Halloween
Between each falcon9 launch, there is a falcon 9 launch😊😂😂❤❤❤❤
4:04 Catch burn*
Blue Origin has been doing landings for a long time now.
But ~25 yrs and has yet to reach Orbit...
True, DC-X did it before both as well. I suppose until superheavy actually results in a full orbit it is technically on par with both suborbital vehicles
Hoping they put vast station into a wider orbit than the iss, for easier gso transfer with a expandable fuel depo module/s. 😮
Love this to
A huge mobile canopy, either wheeled or on rails, can be positioned near the launch site so right after Starship liftoff it can be rolled over the launch mount then locked down on the ground to protect the launch mount from heavy booster landing flames.
In addition to sending Optimus robots on the first landing mission to Mars, not just to go along for the ride but to do some serious work, Musk should send a boring machine to land on Mars. Maybe those Optimus robots could make some underground habitats. And why not a sample return mission on this first Starship Mars landing mission.
Pad 2's launch mount looks to be very different and if it works better I would not be too surprised to see Pad 1's mount torn down and replaced with a copy of pad 2's mount.
Pad 2's hardware might be built as modules. Build them with armor yes, but also quick to replace. There is that big crane that lives there after all and maybe the chopsticks could be used for the heavy lifting.
A cover dome or plate (leave a cutout for the QD hardware) might work, maybe if it was run on rails. Moving it into place would be a time sensitive operation though. The hard part might be preventing damage to the shield and its rails or other handling system during launch.
Super heavy has successfully landed. Starship we have yet to see...
Side note, loyalty badge by time. Earth, Moon and Mars. What is the next celestial body ?
Phobos and Deimos
Musk is nowhere near placing anything on the moon with Starship, but well placed in throwing up hundreds of satellites in orbit.
Thanks to this channel for being at least respectful to China and just reporting news without political carping. Nice bit of value neutral journalism.
The suit looks more like the Chinese model. Is Prada making both?
I hope Jim comes back.
By the release of this video spacex released on X starship landing buoy footage
Great report Elysia! As always.
NSF: Please cut 3’45” out of that meaningless intro.
Mike Gardner is correct.
Brazil
They should just make the Starship catch points out of Titanium…
Nice earrings!
Moon dust is not compatible with extended stays,, mars is likely similar ,
Moon dust is glass-like because there’s no atmosphere, so no erosion effects. Mars has an atmosphere, so the regolith should not be as hostile as the Moon’s.
Pinch of salt or Grain of truth. Not grain of salt.
whats with the weird lie about the axiom suit? it wasnt black to hide trade secrets...it was black because they thought it "looked cool"
That’s not good that suit has a bad zipper
Sounds like the outer ring of raptors need to hit the gym.
This presenter is a breath of fresh air. Could get a job anywhere with her fluent style, never fumbling her words (other presenters take note, you boys!). Why isn't she working for Space X?? and she's too genuine for NASA.
Please Miss consider reporting for International Fed of Sport Climbing as current presenter clearly too star struck and overloaded with caffeine. - (Watch the wee man's hands!)
Either all of the hotels within sonic boom radius of boosters landing are going to lose all their customers, or they should cash in on rocket spotting and build moar!
I could seriously imagine SpaceX won't get night time launch permission because the booster sonic boom would disturb the sound sleep of the good citizens. 😴💥🚀🫨
@@cube2fox SpaceX bought out the entire town. The homes that were once lived in by locals are now lived in by workers at Starbase.
GG
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Sorry, but the SpaceX space suit is in fact much better than the Axiom one.
Long way to go upgrading it until it can be used on the surface of the Moon
@@ale131296 Muskfanboysarefunny 🤣it did not do that much more than a 1960s Gemini suit.
I know it's trendy, but trash-talking our government is cheap and disappointing to see on this channel. They may be bureaucratic and sluggish, but the agencies have missions they actually perform quite well, protecting lives and the environment.
Super Heavy has not landed. It was caught. Landing implies it has wheels, or landing gear at the base of the vehicle. So please refrain from using inappropriate terms for something that it did not do.
Thanks the space flight community.
Yep and is extra weight and more refuelings in space, if it has to land on the moon.
So far Musk is only proving Starship as a huge Satellite dispenser not a moon rocket...........this worries me.
And all paid by the US taxpayer.
6:36 just to be as annoying as possible I’m just gonna say, Falcon Heavy.
Wtf is Axiom?
Not so sure I like the idea of my hard-earned tax dollars paying for Prada.
It’s fixed-cost contract, not cost-plus. We aren’t paying extra for designer, but Axiom might be taking a hit on their profits.
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