SpaceX Dragon V2 | Unveil Event
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2014
- The SpaceX unveil event of Dragon Version 2, the next generation spacecraft designed to carry astronauts to Earth orbit and beyond. The spacecraft will be capable of carrying up to seven crewmembers, landing propulsively almost anywhere on Earth, and refueling and flying again for rapid reusability. As a modern, 21st century manned spacecraft, Dragon v2 will revolutionize access to space.
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I have to admit, that is one luxurious capsule compared to the Soyuz.
trha2222
I wouldn't say only 1960's technology, the Soyuz has been updated over the years with new versions. The Dragon V2 is still decades ahead, though.
I was initially referring to how open and visually appealing the Dragon V2's interior is, though. It's like a modern-day Mercedes-Benz S-class compared to a Reliant Kitten.
VestedUTuber I'm sure all of that extra space is going to be packed full of supplies on a real mission.
I think Mr. Musk would be the first to point out that Soyuz is a thoroughly proven, reliable vehicle.
Dragon II has huge potential, but it is not yet a working system.
No need to denigrate the P-51 just because you've seen the unveiling of the F-86.
You can't stand up straight in a Soyuz, and you definitely can't fit seven people in one. It'll be interesting to see how much room is left after cargo is strapped to the walls.
trha2222 Wow there kid, I think you're on the wrong youtube video. Soyuz is still by far the best lifting vehicle we are in possession of. It uses "older" but proven technology and has yet to fail; that 2nd point is kind of important as humans being shredded on liftoff/reentry is not something pretty.
Why hate? The Dragon V2 announcement is great for the whole planet! It means that we finally have a more efficient way of getting humans into space. Why attempt a horribad like-farm when you can just enjoy the technology on display?
It's the first spaceship that actually looks like a spaceship!
But also somehow like a luxury sedan. But a sedan that looks like a spaceship. It's incredible to see something so close to completion that actually has aesthetic considerations that survived the design process. It's clearly a private company's vehicle, and not a government's.
Ben Etherington
Normandy SR-2 not the SR-1.
Ben Etherington Considering that Elon's other company makes luxury sedans, I'm not surprised... ;)
Malcolm Swoboda *gleefully* Leather seats!
Ben Etherington
Amen
It is so weird. Elon is not a very good speaker, but you see him light up when he looks at the Dragon. He really loves what he is doing. I wish him and his company the best
I actually think he's a pretty good speaker. Non of the fluff and BS of a politician. Just straight to the point what you want and need to know.
Weel, maybe he is an honest speaker, but he doesnt really have the charisma of say Steve Jobs or Neil Degrasse Tyson.
Azivegu Every superhero has a weakness. :D
Azivegu Yea, I kinda noticed that too. Sometimes he stutters but that dosen't make him less awesome.
I actually love this about Elon. He is the real deal - not Criss Angel, a snake oil salesman, or a politician. He is a serious nerd who is obsessed with rockets, solar, and electric cars. Also, for those of us who have been following him for years, he has actually VASTLY improved his public speaking abilities.
Elon Musk is hands down one of the greatest and most inspirational humans alive.
+August I would say THE MOST Inspirational Human! Especially if you are into the technology, innovation and human evolution thinking.
No, he's just another Steve Jobs. They'd be nothing without their engineers.
***** And the engineers would be nothing without miners? What are you trying to say lol.
+August Elon Musk is a manager who moves money around and tells people to invent things for him. How is that complicated to you?
***** You clearly don't know what he actually does at SpaceX and Tesla. He's a physics graduate and is deeply involved in the engineering in both of his companies. He is Chief Technology Officer at Space X and product Architect for Tesla. How is that simply "a manager who moves money around and tells people to invent things for him?" lol.
Finally I'm starting to feel like I'm living in the 21st century.
DKshad0w same
@Xp Reflex I wonder how he would feel while reading this 6 years later
@@cory6294 I wonder how you would feel reading this 6 days later
I Wonder How It Feels To Read This On 2021
@@O_O-zf7xz We're living in a cyberpunk dystopia without the cool aesthetics 😢
12:16 I love his giggling and chuckling as the stairs are rolled out haha. He's so enthusiastic and excited for these projects.
Holly cow! The interior caught me off guard! Now that's a space ship! :D
SpaceX, putting the "Space" in spacecraft. (Get it? Because there's lots of room inside.)
He should do the next presentation in an iron-man suit.
LOL
He must
He decided not to follow Tony Stark's ego by not revealing he's the real life iron man. He's in fact TONY STARK
If you read his autobiography, you’d see that Robert Downey actually went to Elon in Spaceex to spend time with him and study his character. They even put a Tesla in Iron man so that Robert will feel more in character.
Elon Musk is in fact Iron Man.
😂😂😂
Elon giggling while watching his minions run in with the stairs is hilarious.
Aybiel Kasima I thought he said "Vast" not fast?
He said fast
"Minions" why dude
@@rubielkaskada6981 I doubt he laughed at them
His giggle is hilarious!
Thumbs up if you think Spacex is the most fantastic company in the world today?
Probably more than you are doing
And soon to be most fantastic company in the solar system.
legba eshu Sweet black baby jesus you are stupid.
legba eshu "The American space race is a covert operation lead by the Nazis" "There's people on mars and they've been there for eons" The Nazi movement lost all power in the late 40s-early 50s, and humans haven't been around but for about 6 million years, while we've only had spaceflight for less than 100 years. Humans would die almost instantly without a suit on Mars as well.
Legba Eshu, firstly muppet I'm not American I'm British secondly there are undoubtedly a lot of stupid people in the world which you are confirming with you aggressive nonsensical remarks that embarrasses your race and your nation.
6 years later, it is done..
Amazing....now that's a sexy cockpit!
Thats the sort of craft that I'd like to have a Sandra Bullock Attack in
trha2222 Someone hasn't watched Gravity.
This is what space exploration always needed! Something mainstream and attractive looking. Add some sexy words like SpaceX or Dragon to get people attention. We are so close to space age i can feel it!! Maybe we'll finally find those illusive mass relays...
What annoys me is the big companies like the car industry, especially in America who still run on old school principles. Just like the media companies.
You got someone pushing the boundaries in a few areas but the thing he has issues with the most are others are still clinging to old school principles, monopolies that still make them money.
The human race would be far more advanced if it was not for people wanting to get rich.
Liam Dilley AMEN...!
Liam Dilley It's a huge problem with the aerospace industry because typically, companies there follow exactly what the clients requested. They don't generally go beyond spec or don't test concepts in usability, nor are expected to. No client told SpaceX "we want a reusable spacecraft." SpaceX builds it not because clients want it now, but because they bet that clients WILL pay for it, in the future.
Adrien Perié whats wrong with lady gaga?
3:31 omg that curtain! curtain vacs! where did the curtain go? wow, much speed, dat curtain
Yes, I wonder what happened to the curtains??
It's magic guys, not science !
Cem Yuceer Look closely. There are cables that run from the middle of each curtain to barrels offstage. The curtain is released from the top, then the two halves are whisked aside. I'm guessing its a rented setup, not something they designed for the occasion, but I wouldn't put it past them.
Ben Etherington nice! i didn't see the cables was wondering how the Musk wasn't whisked away too.
This is what it means to be human - not stopping on dreaming, but making your dreams come true, and not letting anyone get in the way. To learn the rules of reality and find a way to make it come true, through determination and persistence, not to beat others, but to make perfection a reality.
SpaceX is flying crew for NASA for the first time tomorrow! The day has arrived!
I guess the party is over for Lockheed and Boeing.
Absolutely.
RIP
boeing hasn't made any progress/innovation for 40 years when the 747 first came out and i'm supposed to believe they are going to mars smh ....
well spacex and boeing are working together a little so
Space X and Boeing don’t work together
Here we are. 6 years later.
My faith in the progress of humanity is restored now...Godspeed Spacex! Godspeed!
Pretty soon we will be seeing little Dragon Crop Circles all over the place!
Damn...my hopes for humanity are no longer dashed...
SpaceX rocks!
Yeah, they rock-it.
He doesn't know how to react to the cheers of the audience, still Ellon e all his team deserves a lot more than claps, they deserve our gratitude and acknowledgment of making dreams come true and making accessible space travel possible! Thank you very much!
"But for that we will need a comically fast set of stairs."
- oompaloompas run out carrying stairs - xD
people want to be at apple event. i want to be at spacex event. an actual spacecraft hanging over your head is better than social media device everyone is going to use while delivering crap.
betul tu bro, hahahah
IKR? He was like "that is an actual spacecraft". So much of what he says is just lost on the audience.
you mean a device everyone will be using while they take a crap
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@@aimifirdhausshafie9976 hehe mantaps
I love how he casually walks up on stage and revolutionizes the entire industry.
I'm quite happy to be alive
Thumbs up if you think Elon Musk should be on the first flight - he deserves a holiday!
we can't risk a mind like his for any maiden voiage, it's just irresponsible to allow it.
cristi sumi depends if we mean a test flight or first 'regular flight' perhaps
***** During a regular flight he'd have to say on the ISS for 6 months ;)
Alan Bacon He wouldn't need to, only 3 of the 7 astronauts would stay
thumbs up huh.. on g+? :S
Who’s here after the launch lol
Here :-)
yeet
Next comment: Who’s here after Musk landed on mars.....
Your mom
I'm so excited for this! Congratulations, SpaceX!!!! This is future :D
I like how he talks/explains things; he seems very relaxed and relatable.
+k hall - When you have the freedom to make your dreams a reality, and you are not answering to government budget cuts - anything is possible. Space - although it should be tightly controlled in terms of operations for safety - should not be restricted by government-only companies granting us or denying us access.
Now this appears after the spacex-nasa launch - Bob🙃&🙃Doug The flight was So Modern you think it was the year 2020
Bro uhm dm2 launched in may 2020 so your not wrong
Sexy looking interior. Never thought touchscreens would be introduced that quickly when it comes to spaceflight. I suppose these will recognize fingers even when it's in gloves and made more sensitive.
I heard NASA cancelled touch screens entirely and instead went for physical switches again (for mostly everything) in their Orion module due to that reason and any mishaps that might involve something hitting the screen and activating something it shouldn't, or worse, disabling all control.
Still, SpaceX came up with this and it's reuseable rockets amazingly fast. It looks like commercial spaceflight is taking over state-funded space programs rapidly. And with good reason, they don't have to deal with mood swings and general lack of knowledge & understanding shown by congress.
I'm just glad Elon Musk chose to spend his money on this.
Vib3s Yes that's why in this ship they doubled all the most important systems as physical buttons, as you can see, in the middle. I see no issue with a touchscreen though - it's probably made extremely strong that even hitting it with a rock won't break it, and it can be quicker to use... I guess it depends. But I trust SpaceX they probably did the research lol
well as he explained, all the emergency controls are still buttons in the middle so if anything touches the screen it shouldn't activate self destruct or anything. Either way, it doesn't take much for any sort of debris to interact with any of the functions if it hits it hard enough
Alon any..i love you guyý
Kesian man...ambil lah..
i love you guyyy mornin..i love you..
Amazing... I feel like I'm witnessing the first stages of a new era in space travel... I wonder if it was like this for my parents when the space shuttle was revealed.
Why oh why oh why do I read the comments after watching such an inspirational man with such a great video showing a great wonder of man made creation, then only to be crushed and brought back to earth with a great thud by the realisation that there are so many stupid people prepared to make such stupid comments. Last time I read the comments before I lose all faith in humanity.
Muppet, I hear what you're saying. Our buddy, Earl, is just such one character . . . . myopic and clueless. For those of us who were around for all of the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo launches, and watched them on TV like I have, what SpaceX is doing is exciting stuff. Just ignore the naysayers and encourage the doers!
They don't like that SpaceX reached into the 60's comic books with future spacecraft and made one of the cooler spaceships into something real.
remember, essentially half of the entire human population is of below-average intelligence.
Lost faith in humanity? Genetic engineering is the answer!
electrolytes, its what plants crave
this is probably the best youtube video I've seen since 2006 -- and I've watched thousands
Watching this the day Dragon 2 docked to the ISS for the first time. Absolutely incredible watching it live and just as Elon and Space X said they would do it. Occupy Mars !
I feels like we have entered the beginning of the time of the show Star Trek "Enterprise".albeit minus the warp drive.
Thats because the military wants to keep that secret from the public. The ONLY reason
I can't tell if your joking or if your an idiotic conspiracy theorist.
they totally failed though, you just said it
Forget the technology problems, we have human problems that will likely take far longer to solve. The standard Jetsons/Star Trek/Lost In Space image of the future paints a picture of an enlightened sensible people less interested in personal greed and base instincts, and more interested in bettering themselves... it's taken a few decades to accurately plot the difference in the two curves, but it's pretty clear that we're not headed for any 'star trek' type of future :(
now we have the em drive, there there are also experimental gravity altering drives.
the future is bright
"oooh that went bad sooo fast!"..." 15 reporters smashed by falling space craft"... first thing that came into my head... I can't be the ONLY one... Can I?
They have it hanging there normally already, I'm pretty sure it would have fallen much sooner if it wasn't completely secure XD gotta remember that the Smithsonian and other museums have even larger, heavier things hanging from their ceilings!
ザックエック Hey you are from the KSP forums! SkyHook here!
SkyHook I sure am! Geez, I'm seeing KSP players everywhere on UA-cam nowadays XD met two KSP players on Assetto Corsa videos even!
Yea I know! The community is growing. Hopefully .24 wins back players like myself, I think it will be a gamechanger. At any rate, happy launching!
I thought he was going to make a joke about hoping it was secured properly
Come to think of it, I'd scrub the bathrooms to work at SpaceX.
I've said the same thing, many times. At least I'd feel like I am somehow contributing to the advancement of the human race, even if my part in it is only minute.
Finally, a spacecraft that looks like it was designed and engineered-
for the 21st century! (it had to be created near Hollywood).
GO SPACEX, GO FAR, GO FAST - FORWARD into the FUTURE.
Fuck yeah..we're in the future now
Can you play Kerbal Space Program on those monitors? :P
It has Raster Prop Monitor built in.
Yes You can
Wow!! Six years to the day that this was published it launched successfully. Just beautiful!
I love that reveal. The curtain drops, then Whoosh! it just vanishes off the sides. Very elegant, as is the entire spacecraft.
Looks like now would be a good time to buy some stocks in SpaceX
Lol good luck with that. spaceX is not on the stock market.
SpaceX is likely to never hold an IPO. It's more or less a nonprofit, dedicated to cheap spaceflight and low profit margins.
trha2222 The problem if they have an IPO is that they suddenly have a responsibility to their shareholders, where as now they have huge freedom to do what they like, regardless of whether it will make money or not
They said they'd go public after they have their Mars colony transport system running smoothly. Otherwise if there's ever a failure stocks would fluctuate like crazy. (I'm not joking I believe that's what they said and they do have plans for such a thing)
trha2222 Would you gamble your own baby of a company in the U.S. stock market right now? I certainly would not.
Awesome! May Elon Musk live for 200 years!
Молодцы ребята, движутся вперед. Находят нестандартные решения !!!!
I wish I could go to the Space station. I know it isnt luxurious but it is by far the most interesting piece of technology in the world.
Omg the day Elon unveiled Crew Dragon is the day when Crew Dragon is launched 😎😯🤯 ELONNNNNNN
"That's is how a 21st-Century Spacecraft should land!"
Hahaha, i sense a dig at the Soyuz.
Can't wait to see Astronauts ride a real, Space-age vehicle!
Mr. MUSK
Fantastically conceived a terrific next generation spacecraft.
Congratulations.
You know it's great seeing that about 90% of the comments here are great and with such enthusiasm. However the other 10%, you really do have to wonder how they have managed to muster the intelligence to turn on their iPads!
I was born at the start of the space age. 1957 My old man, May he rest in peace, was crazy about space. He was one of a few guys, who made a sattelite listeningstation in Denmark, in the 60ties. And it rubbed of on me. I saw Niel taking the great leap, and i was totally crazy about the whole thing. And then nothing happened after Apollo. I thought the whole exploration thing had died. Then ELON MUSK, God bless him, came along, and kicked sleepy old NASA in the butt. Things are finally happening again. Thanks Elon. 👍👩🏻🚀✨💫
A beautiful yet functional spacecraft. Looking forward to the first test flight.
Bloody awesome. One step closer to Lieutenant Sulu's control panel.
This is incredible. I like how Elon Musk is giggly throughout the presentation because he's so proud
Damn I wish I could work for SpaceX. I only have one more year of high school, then I'm going to study aerospace engineering for 5 years in college... Ugh six years to wait when all this is going on around me is killing me.
If you live here in the Los Angeles area, see if you can get on now as an intern or volunteer.
did you make it to spacex?
Extrodinary, finally a company with vision! You nailed the landing.
Mr. MUSK
Congratulations. Fantastically conceived.
The printed alloy excellence.
It just keeps getting better.
Right on Sir.
0:13 till 0:15 that is the WORST transition for a rocket launch vid. I would like SpaceX to stay proactive on safety and never experience an accident like I thought I just saw here.
You may be insane. Consult a doctor.
a blast of light emanating from the rocket fuel tank?
No, I think he's right. For a second, it looked like the rocket exploded. Momentarily alarming.
Agreed. Otherwise truly excellent news!!
Seriously, you need to relax.
I want to be an astronaut now
You guys at SpaceX are awesome! Congratulations on all the success you all have accomplished. Best of luck to the Artemis program
Very well done. I'm excited to see what this company comes up with next. That craft is absolutely beautiful.
Watching this now in 2023 and crew dragon is the prime was for us to get astronauts into space and star liner is still on the ground. Course space x abandoned the propulsive landing and went with splashdown, but from 2020 till now they get astronauts to space
Welp the propulsive Landing got ditched...
Haha
The interior style and control panel is totally awesome!
I saw this when I was 15, and although it wasnt the first thing to inspire me to become an astronaut, it still holds a special place in my heart as one of the major events in my journey to becoming an astronaut
Anyone coming after seeing the demo 2 launch?
The user interface is truly revolutionary!
Thank you for hard work and dedication to the space program
Неожиданно крутая штука получилась, особенно поражает внутреннее оборудование пилотируемого модуля.
This is a story about how ONE man can change the world!! Good Luck Elon with ALL your projects!! We count on you :)
what a sexy piece of engineering
I love this spacecraft! This video answered all my questions from the previous video which was posted on the channel.
And its crazy that we saw it take off and dock just a few days ago. Truly amazing.
Great Job SpaceX....
For those asking: the curtain was pulled away at both sides.
We need more people like him, and the team behind him.
Oh the days when we were looking forward to propulsively landing with dragon. I do gotta say starship’s landing procedure looks much cooler.
ladies and gentlemen I present to you, the future
Clarifications for NOBOX7:
I don't think I've ever seen so many stupid errors in such a short post.
Officially, space starts at 62 miles, not 30. The ISS is at 200 miles.
Escape velocity is 25,000mph, but Dragon is not attempting to go to interplanetary space beyond Earth's gravity. Dragon goes to ORBIT on top of a Falcon 9 rocket - the animation starts after separation from the F9 upper stage. Orbital velocity at 200 miles is approx. 17,100 mph.
After leaving the ISS, Dragon does a de-orbit burn using its Draco control thrusters and falls back into the atmosphere. During re-entry it continues using its control thrusters to approach the ground with an accuracy of about 1/2 mile. By the time it is a few miles from the ground it has been slowed by air resistance to about 200 mph - Dragon 1 deploys parachutes and splashes into the ocean. Dragon 2 will have 8 SuperDraco engines, each capable of over 16,000 lbf of thrust. They use a hypergolic fuel (which does exist - it's been used for decades), a mixture of Nitrogen Tetroxide (N2O4) and Monomethyl Hydrazine (MMH).
If Dragon has to escape from the Falcon 9 rocket on the way up, the SuperDracos can accelerate Dragon at 6g. Gravity on the way down is only 1g, although it's even less than that because of air resistance. The SuperDraco engines easily have enough thrust to slow Dragon for touchdown.
Still wish SpaceX can have some chance to test propulsive landing...Like some space or sub orbit touring flights. So that eventually one day NASA will be confident enough to use that.
it's wonderful the professor was getting high ability and extremely attention was generated on the audience with high motivation and most of the audience take notes of this lecture, we appreciate this lecturer.
Shame they couldn't do the propulsion landing, but it's understandable. They aren't doing human missions back to back so even if the risk of propulsion landing is minimal it's still probably not worth it.
its really mind blowing matter
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its unimaginable but these people make imaginable
hI friend
With a little bit of imagination applied to the possibilities, it becomes evident that this is the most exciting and historic video of 2014.
Amazing.
Great work ladies and gentlemen!
Elon, you are a damn rockstar!
Fuuuaaaarrrk. Dat technology. What a Lad.
I love that reentry idea that's what I've wanted to see along time.
A space age interior for a space ship absolutely awesome elon and co u do the best work :)
Wow! Excellent job Elon and all engineers involved!
The man touching the big ball thing at 14:09.
Such Lust.
Way to go SpaceX Team!!
I can't wait for Dragon V3!
It would be awesome to be a part of the SpaceX team to help build these awesome machines.
13:37 You outbling StarTrek and various other science fiction movies. It looks like the IronMan interface on Tesla Model S screens. :-D
I am impressed by the futuristic look and your humble way to present it.
Well done! I am looking forward to seeing it in action!
So cool.
totally sick man. Why aren't there more people like this?
Probably because there are only a very few billionaires prepared to risk everything to further space exploration. Says something about the very few that do, especially Musk, as he very nearly did lose it all.
Your comments are every where in this comment section muppet.
Now THIS is what kick ass space travel should look like.
Wow.. So modern and clean.... The future of space flight :D
Epic!