The video was awesome! Can you please upload another artificial intelligence video talking about how nueral networks compare to real brain neurons and how machine learning is going to affect jobs...
You're videos are some of the best I continue to watch! I still keep going back to your AI video. Maybe you should talk about AI Space factory and their mission on habitats on Mars
Neuralink is a dystopian idea. Tesla is making a loss and is a failure, EVs' are terrible for the environment, fuel cells are better. The boring company is a joke, hyperloop isn't Elons idea and is a failure and ridiculous.
@@20Proff everything we know is basically countable, and it has always been, that's all our brains know, it's impossible to see the etierty of an infinity so it's hard for our brains to grasp something that it can't even imagine. It's the same as trying to imagine a color that doesn't already exist.
@@20Proff Not to be a smarty, but can you prove that there is an end or wall out there? Space and the universe is just so big that we cannot measure or foresee an end to it. We may eventually come up with an answer, but for now any argument about it is wasted times and effort. But still very intriguing! Thoughts as these at least keep our minds functioning and our interests up.
@@ZugzugZugzugson actually. that'd be about the surface area of the burj khalifa. or about 100 by 1000 meter. (not exactly. as the burj is 800 meters tall)
I don't know quite what he meant - I too thought, "I know THAT'S not right," and looked it up. According to Wikipedia, the landing platform is 52m × 91m, which would make the surface area 4,732 square meters - way less than even one square kilometer (0.005 km²), but considerably more than 100 m².
He is solid Titanium too me my friend. Science fiction and dreams turned Elon into the man who sift's our dreams through his hands and brings them to fruition.
He was a hero to Elon Musk and in an interview, you can see Elon tearing up. It was very emotional for him. All he wanted was for Neil to visit the factory and see the amazing hardware they were working on. Unfortunately it never happened. Elon is carrying this Era of the Space Industry like nobody has done.
Agreed why don't other rich people use their money and power to make a better world. Indeed they try do maje themselves and their friends richer squeezing every cent from the poor.
Because of this video, i turned on notifications. Also, could you do a video about Ad Astra and the VASIMR plasma propulsion thingy they have going on, it'd be awesome.
VASIMR is a fraud they've been tinkering with at NASA for like 30 years. I read an article about it in Scientific American in the late 90s and was like "that sounds pretty cool." But it's never amounted to anything and never will, if you believe Robert Zubrin. spacenews.com/vasimr-hoax/
Not in my wildest dreams have I thought that a video from RUclips recommendation could be this good. Seriously awesome documentary, keep up the good work man!
I love your videos. I usually don't comment on videos but I can appreciate the effort and time you put into your videos. They're amazing and I enjoy them.
i found your channel a few month ago, and honestly it was like a birthday present to me. you're massively underrated, but with work like that you will have your first million sub soon enough, incredible
I paused the video at the title of the video (2:14) because I literally got goosebumps. Your voice plus your words. Everything about your videos is amazing and just... word porn! I agree with everything you’re saying and I hope your channel gets the growth it deserves. Your voice must be heard by millions! I’m gonna finish the video now
The most underrated channel in existence of youtube, your videos are so well made and so inspiring that it blows my mind. Please never stop making these
The happiness that fills those rooms when a space company pulls off something successfully is something I hope to experience one day. Each one of those people deserve more credit.
8:47 "land [...] on a barge in the middle of the ocean that is less than 100 square kilometers in size" Well technically, it IS less than 100 square kilometers in size. You're technically correct, the best kind of correct.
I can't leave the comment section without saying anything. Your works are beyond excellence. Every time you come up with important ideas with very clear approach. I'm like you...love to work with science. Thanks.
This was the best video i've seen on youtube all year, literal chills through the whole thing, been following spacex for about 3 years now and looking back at their progress was truly amazing. Amazing video and please keep it up, looking forward to all of your upcoming videos
Qwerk y It's okay, by the time you die(depending on your age) we should be much closer to a type 1, probably a type .8 to maybe .9 if we can create a large energy source like a net positive fusion reactor.
I don't know what your name is Aperture, but your videos and the complementery story are as cinematic as they can get! Thank you for this, love from Amsterdam.
I don't know where to start. I've been a fan of spacex for quite some time now - and i was stoked to see your video when i first saw you hinting towards it. The Quality is hands down the best i've seen on youtube yet. And i could tell that this really is an important subject to you, just like it is for me. Loved it.
i feel like one day your channel is gonna be one of the biggest on this platform keep making these great videos they are not only inspiring but educational at the same time
This video made me literally crying, I will be studying Mechatronics next year and I hope I can work for SpaceX or some other space agency, and your video just made me far more excited for this
The production value of your videos never fails to astonish me. Yet another incredible production. Thank you so much for these, and good luck to SpaceX.
@@Jellykrop true, but RUclips is like Instagram and other social media platform nowadays... You really can't make yourself a name anymore... That era is gone, when people with good content got promoted and expanded...
Someone Lucas - He said less than, I wonder how much less than. It really doesn’t look like it is even close to 100 square kilometers. That may just mean that my perception is off though.
Scias - I disagree. I’ve listened to it over and over again and he really doesn’t say that. It also wouldn’t make sense for him to talk about how large the barge is because the smaller the barge, the better. Therefore, it doesn’t make sense for him to say “no less than” anyway.
8:09 Completely untrue The first reusable launch vehicle was NASA's Space Shuttle first launched in 1981, 34 years before the first succesful Falcon 9 booster landing Reuse is essential to SpaceX's success but its nowhere near as new or revolutionary as many people think
SpaceX' reusablity is actualy very revolutionary. Space Shuttle reused it rockets after billions of dollars of refurbishment. The fact that SpaceX refurbishes their rockets at a cost so low makes it even more revolutionary.
@@squdardt.9719 Space Shuttle marginal cost was ~500 million dollars and a good chunk of that was from the External tank which was expendable But yes SpaceX refurbishes boosters for probably 1/4 of the cost of the Shuttle Orbiter, which is expected since the Shuttle was a crewed vehicle much bigger and complex than the Falcon 9 first stage.Of course it also encoutered a *lot* more wear and tear on it's way down since it returned from orbit instead of a slightly suborbital trajectory In any case they shouldn't be credited the first to achieve rocket reuse when it was being done for *decades* on a whole different level of difficulty
Great videos man, keep up the good work. I would tell you to hurry the hell up and make more... but I don't want less quality so take your time and keep delivering top notch quality content, Thanks.
Enjoyed the video a lot :) However, there are a few inaccuracies, especially in the video footage. I don't mean to undermine your work, simply to point out mistakes so you can learn from them. For example, when you first speak of Dragon, you show a video of Crew Dragon, a more recent and more advanced capsule. You indicate that Starship will have 7 engines, however more recently it was decided it would have 6. Also, when talking of BFR (Starship & Super Heavy), you show footage of the ITS (Interplanetary Transportation System), which was the first conceptual iteration of BFR, and is out of date. You say SpaceX owns LC-39A, when they only have it on lease from NASA. Love what you do, keep it up ;)
Well done,lovely video,and i also love space x and all it stands for,you narrated well and i found you easy to listen to as you spoke with a voice that made it so.
We have most definitely not "covered every inch of our planet" According to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration): "More than 80% of our oceans is unmapped, unobserved, and unexplored."
I would go as far as saying Elon Musk is the most important man alive today. Set aside the whole Elon fandom and his cultural relevancy right now, people like him are what push humanity to the next step in evolution. People who don't think short term and who don't constantly obsess over money. Elon has more than once taken a huge gamble with his own money to fund projects he thought were important, he took risks with extremely high stakes, possibly leading to him being completely broke. I couldn't be happier that he has the relevancy and fame he has now, it's shinning a light on important matters such as Space Travel and Renewable Energy.
It's because of people like Elon Musk that give others hope for a better future and for us to realise what humanity is capable of achieving if given the time and will power.
Jesus christ this is the best fucking channel on RUclips. I hope I’m helping your channel as best as I can with the ad revenue because you and the people who work with you deserve every penny. I’ve told so many people about your channel, and am always looking forward to seeing more. Thanks!
But space IS one of our best shot to solve climate change in a way that actually fixes issues (and not just delay the inevitable) space not only is unbelievably rich in easy to access resources, but most of all space is out best access to energy, and energy is the currency we use to make changes happen. Energy is what is the bottleneck to improving our industry, improving our society and fixing climate change. What is the common thing between carbon capture, micro algae to fuel transformation, full electric transportation, advanced manufacturing and even fusion? They require an ungodly amount of power to function, of course they would. That power demand drives the cost of operation up which is the thing that drives those techs back from being extensively used. The public is unnecessarily scared of nuclear energy so the only working alternative that can sustain the expected scale growth of earth is either helium 4 fusion or orbital solar and both of those require AT LEAST an industrial moon installation. If not pushing for the true goal of an automatic mercury mining operation in order to start creating humanity's Dyson swarm which would remove energy issues all together
I find it sad how Elon musk doesn't get the credit that he deserves while Charli D'amelio gets attention for doing stupid dances and trends. It just pisses me off.
I used to think that space had no future in private industry, but SpaceX gives me a lot of hope in the future of humanity. Thank you so much for the fantastic video!
I get chills every time I hear, "LZ-1, The Falcon Has Landed." 🚀
Let me know what you thought about the video! 💜
Great!
The video was awesome! Can you please upload another artificial intelligence video talking about how nueral networks compare to real brain neurons and how machine learning is going to affect jobs...
Pls make a video on amazon fire. Would love to see it
You're videos are some of the best I continue to watch! I still keep going back to your AI video. Maybe you should talk about AI Space factory and their mission on habitats on Mars
Talk about Artemis
"you can only mess something so many times before things start going your way"
My new motto in life
In this entire video, the above sentence is what hit me the most. May I always keep it at the back of my head.
hahahaha
Motto*
@@IntensePeppers Just fuck off already
@@IntensePeppers what you on about mate? 😜😜
Aperture: Revolutionizing the RUclips Industry.
💜
*Aperture: Thinking with portals.*
@@deadgiveaway-z3i i got the reference haha
he doesn't have enough influence :/
Man, your videos are higher quality than most TV documentaries :D *Keep up the great work, you're awesome! :D*
Yeah... In fact i used there video in my school once 😂 the one about A.I.
I used his video for my project too
This comment is getting cliche. All of the channels I follow - political, philosophical, scientific, etc. - are way beyond anything TV can provide.
THIS IS A TRULY CRAPPY VIDEO!!!!
THAT'S BECAUSE THEY'RE ALLLLL CGI.
*Made on earth by humans* ..gets me emotional every time.
theres an asterisk at the end . AI getting intensely emotional .
Easily in the top ten of quality youtube uploaders. So stoked that you did a Space-X video. Keep them coming Aperture!
Neuralink, the boring tunnel, SpaceX, solar city, Paypal, this modern-day genius is doing the impossible in so many industries!
Don't forget Tesla
Neuralink is a dystopian idea. Tesla is making a loss and is a failure, EVs' are terrible for the environment, fuel cells are better. The boring company is a joke, hyperloop isn't Elons idea and is a failure and ridiculous.
@@thewestwinger3855 And let's not talk about using rockets for international travel, lol.
some people just watch too much thunderf00t
And yet here he is, making scientific and technological advancements.
Astronomy is such a fascinating field for me! Space is incredibly amazing, sometimes beyond our wildest dreams!
Hey... Just wondering: Say you went back in time and were trying to convince people space exists... How would you go about that???
Cherrs...
@Stasik Can you prove it is infinite???
I get that it sounds cool...
Also, why can't you imagine infinite???
Same
@@20Proff everything we know is basically countable, and it has always been, that's all our brains know, it's impossible to see the etierty of an infinity so it's hard for our brains to grasp something that it can't even imagine. It's the same as trying to imagine a color that doesn't already exist.
@@20Proff Not to be a smarty, but can you prove that there is an end or wall out there? Space and the universe is just so big that we cannot measure or foresee an end to it. We may eventually come up with an answer, but for now any argument about it is wasted times and effort. But still very intriguing! Thoughts as these at least keep our minds functioning and our interests up.
8:51 Surely you mean 100 square metres. :)
Yes he did, i noticed that too... as 100 square kilometers would be... uhh YAY BIGGER OF A PLATFORM THAN THAT XD
@@ZugzugZugzugson actually. that'd be about the surface area of the burj khalifa. or about 100 by 1000 meter. (not exactly. as the burj is 800 meters tall)
I don't know quite what he meant - I too thought, "I know THAT'S not right," and looked it up. According to Wikipedia, the landing platform is 52m × 91m, which would make the surface area 4,732 square meters - way less than even one square kilometer (0.005 km²), but considerably more than 100 m².
@Light For Japan Productions aright I know this is a stupid ass question but...how did you get the squared symbol at the end of the numbers?
I was hoping no one would notice that 😡... but yes, you're right.
haven't you heard a water tower can fly now?
Blaise Rondeau fucking history I want this in the history books dammit
Argh..... you’re not wrong
what
He's talking about Starship Hopper witch was made out of water tower parts.
And Starship SN5 also just flew, so i guess grain silos can fly too lol
Yeah now every farmer that had a grain silos have the capabilities to fly...
Someone: "Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, Elon Musk"
Elon Musk: "ahh..., umm...., I am the Iron Man"
Mayank Upadhyay nah he’s to genuine for that, tho you ain’t lying ;)
After the BFR, Elon Musk introduces the Space X Iron Man suit!
He is solid Titanium too me my friend. Science fiction and dreams turned Elon into the man who sift's our dreams through his hands and brings them to fruition.
your like space X
constantly improving when no one thinks you can anymore :D
Now *THIS* is a RUclips video
More like *this* should be the standard for youtube
its sad how neil armstrong died thinking elon musk was a bad man, never knowing he is the man who is solely responsible for the second space age
He just passed one year before spacex changed space travel forever
He was a hero to Elon Musk and in an interview, you can see Elon tearing up. It was very emotional for him. All he wanted was for Neil to visit the factory and see the amazing hardware they were working on. Unfortunately it never happened. Elon is carrying this Era of the Space Industry like nobody has done.
privatizing space exploration kinda bad, we should all be a part of this not some company
@@azael2078 U do know nasa exist right?
Even thought they dont get much funding theyre still a "Public" Goverment property
@@xrefed i do know nasa exists, i have brain. nasa needs more funding
You're so freaking underrated it's tragic. You deserve at *minimum* 4M subs
"Made on Earth by humans" - well that gave me chills
Paweł Kotowski me to
*_Elon Musk is a revolutionary_* and his 100 hour work weeks are literally changing the future of human civilization
well, at least 1 rich guy tries to help the planet... really puts things into contrast regarding the rest of the gold hoarders, doesn't it?...
Agreed why don't other rich people use their money and power to make a better world. Indeed they try do maje themselves and their friends richer squeezing every cent from the poor.
We went from using stone tools, to space travel. I think that is progress.
Because of this video, i turned on notifications. Also, could you do a video about Ad Astra and the VASIMR plasma propulsion thingy they have going on, it'd be awesome.
VASIMR is a fraud they've been tinkering with at NASA for like 30 years. I read an article about it in Scientific American in the late 90s and was like "that sounds pretty cool." But it's never amounted to anything and never will, if you believe Robert Zubrin. spacenews.com/vasimr-hoax/
Elon Musk is easily the most important person alive today
No doubt he is. There's many great people in the world but none as geared up and seeking to better our lives as Elon is.
Holy shit I’m thinking about this and you are correct no politician in the world no celebrity is as important to humanity as Elon musk is right now
Ehhh, I feel like influential is a better word to use.
Easily
Ehhh, I think both is the best word to use.
Not in my wildest dreams have I thought that a video from RUclips recommendation could be this good.
Seriously awesome documentary, keep up the good work man!
This gives me Hope for our future♥️. Epic videos as always
3:27 I don't ever give up.I have to be dead or completely incapacitated.This line is so inspiring.
I remember watching this last year and had to come back after today launch!!!!
I wished I was born this year since I reached adulthood last year and I still want to see all of this breakthrough while I'm young and alive
I love your videos. I usually don't comment on videos but I can appreciate the effort and time you put into your videos. They're amazing and I enjoy them.
"The mystery of human existence lies not just in staying alive, but finding something to live for."
~Aperture, 2019
Did he create that quote
No quoteinvestigator.com/2019/09/11/alive/ good quote none the less
@@claytoncannella2095 Yep.
Finally an Aperture video after so many years 😌😌😌
@@Ash-rm3nh of course 😌
i found your channel a few month ago, and honestly it was like a birthday present to me. you're massively underrated, but with work like that you will have your first million sub soon enough, incredible
So happy you got a sponsor, you deserve the extra monetization for how hard you work.
I get chills every time I see an aperture video, “the best RUclipsr has landed”
Great job man
your videos are the only ones i full screen on.
I paused the video at the title of the video (2:14) because I literally got goosebumps. Your voice plus your words. Everything about your videos is amazing and just... word porn! I agree with everything you’re saying and I hope your channel gets the growth it deserves. Your voice must be heard by millions! I’m gonna finish the video now
Hey brother, your videos are really amazing,the way you use animation and bring information, it's really wonderful
Not many videos where I have to stop after just a few minutes to say how good the content is. This is one of them
The most underrated channel in existence of youtube, your videos are so well made and so inspiring that it blows my mind. Please never stop making these
The happiness that fills those rooms when a space company pulls off something successfully is something I hope to experience one day. Each one of those people deserve more credit.
8:49 "[...] a barge in the middle of the ocean that's less than one hundred square *kilometers* in size". Well, that's a pretty big barge!
true...why not on an island
dude its 100 sq. meters not "kilometers" clearly he made a mistake
@@Faizanmohammed the ship is actually 7,000 some sq meters
@@A____G No it's not you idiot it's not 7 freaking square kilometers, the starship itself is only 9metres.
one of the best youtube channels out there and your videos are totally worth every seconds
Really amazingly produced video! 🔥🔥🔥 7:50 is giving me chills every time I see it
The editing on this video is top shelf
8:47 "land [...] on a barge in the middle of the ocean that is less than 100 square kilometers in size"
Well technically, it IS less than 100 square kilometers in size. You're technically correct, the best kind of correct.
I can't leave the comment section without saying anything. Your works are beyond excellence. Every time you come up with important ideas with very clear approach. I'm like you...love to work with science. Thanks.
Finally you uploaded I bet this is gonna be another amazing video, keep up the good work man. 😁
This was the best video i've seen on youtube all year, literal chills through the whole thing, been following spacex for about 3 years now and looking back at their progress was truly amazing. Amazing video and please keep it up, looking forward to all of your upcoming videos
OH, YHEEAAAAA!!!! I have waited for this video, thank you man, lover your vids!
This channel is so underrated
I hope you grow fast and a lot of people see your content dude
its exciting to think we are entering stage 1 civilization, but sad when i realize i would be dead when humans achieved it
Don't be sad,your dreams live on in others. Who knows, maybe we come back life after life.
@@JamesKing-qc9bs lol, no.. but i hope they eventually find out how to revive the dead (pretty sure im not gonna get res tho)
Qwerk y It's okay, by the time you die(depending on your age) we should be much closer to a type 1, probably a type .8 to maybe .9 if we can create a large energy source like a net positive fusion reactor.
I don't know what your name is Aperture, but your videos and the complementery story are as cinematic as they can get! Thank you for this, love from Amsterdam.
I don't know where to start. I've been a fan of spacex for quite some time now - and i was stoked to see your video when i first saw you hinting towards it. The Quality is hands down the best i've seen on youtube yet. And i could tell that this really is an important subject to you, just like it is for me.
Loved it.
Planning to go to school for aerospace engineering next year, nothing gives me goose bumps and makes me tear up like a rocket launch
Before the video: I waited a whole MONTH for this so it better be good.
@@sir_whocampsalot2876 I didn't like it
@@velucadhirim6725 then u are flat earther
i feel like one day your channel is gonna be one of the biggest on this platform keep making these great videos they are not only inspiring but educational at the same time
Liked even before watching because I knew it would be an amazing video
This video made me literally crying, I will be studying Mechatronics next year and I hope I can work for SpaceX or some other space agency, and your video just made me far more excited for this
You hyped me so much for this video, I clicked instantly.
Same here man
The production value alone on this channel is getting a subscribe.
Elon Musk for president of Earth!
Top notch quality video btw, I definitely hit that sub button. You deserve a lot more attention.
I think he shouldn't be president that would waste his time. All that bullshit is useless for him. He's greater than that.
bro your voice is awesome. editing and the cinematics is AMAZING! and I always got Chills
Ahhh only 10k views 😭 Time to share to like ALL my group chats 😆
Just came across this channel and holy crap the production quality is *amazing*
It's kinda unfortunate this is full of inaccuracies. The clips and editing are beautiful.
mongke where?? Please share.
every single time the video ends , i've got that feeling … a satisfied feeling , a hope for us.
a hope to get further
Who’s here after spaceX launched the falcon heavy with astronauts to the iss
The production value of your videos never fails to astonish me. Yet another incredible production. Thank you so much for these, and good luck to SpaceX.
LOVE YOU VOICE!!! You should so seek job in the TV industry.
TV sucks! We need him here
@@Jellykrop true, but RUclips is like Instagram and other social media platform nowadays... You really can't make yourself a name anymore...
That era is gone, when people with good content got promoted and expanded...
So much positivity in one video, this is beautiful...
*I really enjoy your content, i have watched all of your videos, keep up the good work.*
Another great video! Can’t wait to see what you work on next.
Is nobody going to mention that they have a 100 square kilometer barge? (8:50)
I missed that, lol!
Someone Lucas - He said less than, I wonder how much less than. It really doesn’t look like it is even close to 100 square kilometers. That may just mean that my perception is off though.
@@LudusYT He said "no less than" so, it could in fact be larger.
Scias - I disagree. I’ve listened to it over and over again and he really doesn’t say that.
It also wouldn’t make sense for him to talk about how large the barge is because the smaller the barge, the better. Therefore, it doesn’t make sense for him to say “no less than” anyway.
@@LudusYT lol ok, my brain must have filled that in for me, so it made more sense.
My birthday is also July 20th. This video made me remember why I wanted to be an astronaut as a kid. Now it might have reignited that dream
8:09
Completely untrue
The first reusable launch vehicle was NASA's Space Shuttle first launched in 1981, 34 years before the first succesful Falcon 9 booster landing
Reuse is essential to SpaceX's success but its nowhere near as new or revolutionary as many people think
i mean u are right, but the space shuttle is like a space ship, hes talking about the boosters
SpaceX' reusablity is actualy very revolutionary.
Space Shuttle reused it rockets after billions of dollars of refurbishment.
The fact that SpaceX refurbishes their rockets at a cost so low makes it even more revolutionary.
@@squdardt.9719 Space Shuttle marginal cost was ~500 million dollars and a good chunk of that was from the External tank which was expendable
But yes SpaceX refurbishes boosters for probably 1/4 of the cost of the Shuttle Orbiter, which is expected since the Shuttle was a crewed vehicle much bigger and complex than the Falcon 9 first stage.Of course it also encoutered a *lot* more wear and tear on it's way down since it returned from orbit instead of a slightly suborbital trajectory
In any case they shouldn't be credited the first to achieve rocket reuse when it was being done for *decades* on a whole different level of difficulty
@@brokensoap1717 SpaceX should be credited to achieve rocket reuse at a low cost.
But BFR will be revolutionary. You have to agree with that.
Great videos man, keep up the good work. I would tell you to hurry the hell up and make more... but I don't want less quality so take your time and keep delivering top notch quality content, Thanks.
Anyone else wonder if Elon Musk watched this video and loves it more than us.
Yes, he apparently works 12 hours a day and that means exclusively googling himself and his companies :)
Whenever I watch these videos they feel like an experience to revel in and not just some video
Enjoyed the video a lot :)
However, there are a few inaccuracies, especially in the video footage. I don't mean to undermine your work, simply to point out mistakes so you can learn from them.
For example, when you first speak of Dragon, you show a video of Crew Dragon, a more recent and more advanced capsule.
You indicate that Starship will have 7 engines, however more recently it was decided it would have 6. Also, when talking of BFR (Starship & Super Heavy), you show footage of the ITS (Interplanetary Transportation System), which was the first conceptual iteration of BFR, and is out of date.
You say SpaceX owns LC-39A, when they only have it on lease from NASA.
Love what you do, keep it up ;)
Well done,lovely video,and i also love space x and all it stands for,you narrated well and i found you easy to listen to as you spoke with a voice that made it so.
Correction: Less than 100 squared meters, instead of 100 squared kilometers in size, at around 8:30 to 9:05.
Having an ad at the end of a video like this feels like a slap in the face.
We have most definitely not "covered every inch of our planet" According to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration): "More than 80% of our oceans is unmapped, unobserved, and unexplored."
because there is no reason to, and aperture was on about the surface, not the deepest parts of the oceans
I would go as far as saying Elon Musk is the most important man alive today. Set aside the whole Elon fandom and his cultural relevancy right now, people like him are what push humanity to the next step in evolution. People who don't think short term and who don't constantly obsess over money. Elon has more than once taken a huge gamble with his own money to fund projects he thought were important, he took risks with extremely high stakes, possibly leading to him being completely broke. I couldn't be happier that he has the relevancy and fame he has now, it's shinning a light on important matters such as Space Travel and Renewable Energy.
It's because of people like Elon Musk that give others hope for a better future and for us to realise what humanity is capable of achieving if given the time and will power.
Elon Musk is single-handedly advancing the future of billions of people
Jesus christ this is the best fucking channel on RUclips. I hope I’m helping your channel as best as I can with the ad revenue because you and the people who work with you deserve every penny.
I’ve told so many people about your channel, and am always looking forward to seeing more. Thanks!
We all knew what BFR means 😏
What?
@@Blueflag04 big fucking rocket.. DuHhhhHh
AceRay 24 are you ok
@@lmao.3661 Yes
Dude, I love your videos man, Audio and visuals are lit.
Elon Musk is the name that we will found in future’s history books
Absolutely amazing as always!
We are all connected to the stars, when we die period. Believe it or not.
Kinda obvious
What you mean?
RUclips content doesn't get much better than this, love it, keep it up
1:35 : space travel is the biggest problem
*global warming left the chat*
But space IS one of our best shot to solve climate change in a way that actually fixes issues (and not just delay the inevitable)
space not only is unbelievably rich in easy to access resources, but most of all space is out best access to energy, and energy is the currency we use to make changes happen. Energy is what is the bottleneck to improving our industry, improving our society and fixing climate change. What is the common thing between carbon capture, micro algae to fuel transformation, full electric transportation, advanced manufacturing and even fusion? They require an ungodly amount of power to function, of course they would. That power demand drives the cost of operation up which is the thing that drives those techs back from being extensively used.
The public is unnecessarily scared of nuclear energy so the only working alternative that can sustain the expected scale growth of earth is either helium 4 fusion or orbital solar and both of those require AT LEAST an industrial moon installation. If not pushing for the true goal of an automatic mercury mining operation in order to start creating humanity's Dyson swarm which would remove energy issues all together
This is the best spacex video of inspiration
You are 50 years old??? From the Sound of your voice i thought you were like 25
He isn't 50 lmao he was just born on the same date not same year
@@lukapo2899 makes sense haha
Fucking awesome. Aperture you are kicking ass and we're lucky to be along fir the ride. Thank you
I find it sad how Elon musk doesn't get the credit that he deserves while Charli D'amelio gets attention for doing stupid dances and trends. It just pisses me off.
I used to think that space had no future in private industry, but SpaceX gives me a lot of hope in the future of humanity. Thank you so much for the fantastic video!
the people laugth at them but now people love elon on space industry and electric car industry dont judge a book by its cover
Damn you should have waited a few days and added the starhopper landing! Very awesome video man keep up the good work
God damn do you know of any ships bigger than 100 square kilometers in size? Lmao
I really want to like your videos but I only use liked videos as a quick music playlist but your videos are amazingly well produced keep it up man
I don’t think you’ve done enough research......
Multiple mistakes in this video, will misinform lay people.
Would you be kind enough to mention what they are?
Amazing video! It makes me emotional to think of mankind's achievements