How SpaceX Won the Race Against Boeing
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2020
- How SpaceX beat Boeing to send NASA astronauts into orbit first.
*Corrections:
@ 3:15 Refers to the engines of the Starliner spacecraft not firing at the right time rather than the engines of the rocket, which did fire correctly.
@ 6:48 The Atlas V rocket was operated by United Launch Alliance, not "developed". It was originally designed by Lockheed Martin, which merged with Boeing to form ULA.
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NOTES: @3:15, I was referring to the Starliner spacecraft's engines not firing at the right time, not the rocket's engines, which did fire correctly. @6:48, the Atlas V rocket was "operated" by United Launch Alliance, not "developed". It was originally designed by Lockheed Martin, which merged with Boeing to form ULA.
In the other hand.. Boeing will never catch up with spaceX because their desigs are ugly and old.. unlike spaceX it's exciting and Futuristic...
Yes .. it doesn't look like now but ...there are 4 more companies that will almost equal spacex by 2050 .right now spacex is the rabbit that running and ahead of everyone ...soon or later spacex will definitely have some strong competition .. because musk don't understand business model that well he highly depend on self publicity and image that he brings to company other companies work hard in their own ways and will not reviled their secret to take over spacex until they are fully ready .
starship makes the ULA etc look like toys from a bygone era. boeing have been moving at a glacial pace for the last 40 years. reusable was mooted decades ago. even the russians looked at it in the 1980s for buran mk2.
Never
SpaceX show no signs of slowing down. Boeing will probably never catch up, it’ll be another new face to challenge SpaceX.
When you have to draw the ”I did this before you were even born” to justify your faliure, you are almost by defenition arrogant and complacent.
Boioioioioing: "I did this before you were ever born!"
SpaceX: "And I would have done it better if I had existed back then."
theuncalledfor The ”justification” doesn’t really make sense, honestly Boeing is just insulting themselves. They are saying ”Despite all our experience, resources and head start you are better than us” when they say ”We did this before you were born” :p
@@beaconofwierd1883
Exactly.
NASA and the Congress made them arrogant and complacent. They have a responsibility for the thousands of jobs loss when the complacency comes crashing down in 11 pieces. NASA should force Boeing reorganize its space business to become aggressively competitive and innovative, this should be done yesterday, there's still unused grants to help on the way up.
@@BBBrasil Very strange to blame the government for the failings of a private company, though they are in bed with each other so much that I'm not sure there's much of a distinction between them at this point. But you do have a point that this entanglement and corruption in the government has lead to this situation. I guess this is just another problem with having money in politics.
Elon: "Yo can I buy your ICBM for space thingies"
Russia: "No"
Elon: *"Fine, I'll do it myself"*
@@MrSpy-bq9up And this is why you were fed to wolves
@@MrSpy-bq9up no one cares
@@Aseanmapping i care
@@SaariumDeta wtf are you on
@@MrSpy-bq9up don't self promote
There is no more greater danger than underestimating your enemy
- Sun Tzu The art of war
Technoblade?
TECHNOBLADEEEE lol
@@sayounsang its smth idk if u heared of called a *Joke*
Technoblade is a millionaire who owns Elon Musk
@@sayounsang I can do this r/wooooooooosh
Once an engineering company gets run by accountants and the share price becomes the holy grail it stops producing well engineered products. Happens all the time.
This. As an engineer this comment is spot on.
Dont let accountants run your company.
@@MRlebellion why ?
Exactly. Look at Intel and AMD.
@@abrahamlincoln856 From what I heard, you need their permission to buy whatever you need to produce something. Even to the smallest thing. Wastes time and they only care if profits are guaranteed.
Having worked at Boeing (though, a different division), the culture there made me buckle. I only ever dreamed of getting involved in the space project 10 years down the road, heavily educating myself in order to do so. Unfortunately, in doing so it made my life unbearable, because 1. I became a growing threat, and 2. Self-improvement and working by a commom vision, was evidently not the game i was meant to be playing there.
It was clear that i should instead be bolstering up others and courting with the powerful to enhance my career (reading Robert greens 48 laws of power, certainly helped). Of which, it took me a while to even understand why these people were trying to break me. But, it did, and I'm still recovering, it almost changed my perception on life, should i have played that game? No. Seeing Musk and SpaceX team doing so well is really putting my faith back into humanity - this culture of innovation and future vision, does exist.
I fear the dynamic is too embedded in the culture of Boeing. How the hell do you fix it? I dont know, other than a split and rebrand, or expensive governmental oversight - which is specifically what this program is trying to eliminate, because it is slow in nature. But I expect a disaster, after another, if they continue to pump it full of taxpayers money. It doesn't set the incentives correctly.
Boeing had been eaten up by bureaucracy. SpaceX isn't completely clean, but at least they get things done
@@triadwarfare At least they’re the cleanest we got
Governmental oversight wouldn't be an intelligent move!
was your time overlapped with the growing frenzy of 737MAX?
the fuck are you even talking about lmao
6:10 „Look ,it’s not a explosion ,it’s just a rapid unscheduled disassembly”
Yes nothing but a scratch
How not to land an orbital booster
EA surprise mechanics reference?
_*Ran out of Propellant*, Rocket , Is, Fine?_
_its just a scratch_
It's about time space travel saw some competition, great to see the rate of innovation that is happening at the moment!
It's not competition most companies are doing it for money not caring if we ever leave the planet. Musk is doing it cause he really wants to advance mankind unlike most of the so called competition except for Virgin Galactic with an original design to get people talking about space and Bigelow with its inflatables. The Others are merely around to take money out of SpaceX pocket slowing them down with your great so called competition. NASA doesn't have unlimited funding remember? And SpaceX even with all the contracts don't have enough money to build Starship. Notice they need Starlink for that
"Is there room for more than one company in space?" SpaceX definitely hopes so and begs for it.
SpaceX all the way ❤️❤️
Yeas boiiiiii
I hate fanboys !
Ruben Rodriguez I hate idiots
Ignacio Romero ouch
Ruben Rodriguez cool but like no one gives a shit
Boeing can't even land a 737, can't imagine they can land a capsule, yet alone a whole freaking booster
Adepic simple fix TESTING. Everything get better over time.
@@alexanderthompson9949 r/woosh
@@rick.rollboi wdym wooosh this comment doesn't sound like a joke
Yet they can land the FA-XX contract with the DOD lol Stfu fanboy.
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Boeing : for businesses/money
SpaceX : for humanity
This is the big difference ❤
It's not quite that simple. Enzo Ferrari has a road car division to fund Scuderia Ferrari. Likewise, Elon Musk has the SpaceX NASA contract to fund development of spacecraft to go to Mars.
@@dyingearth the big difference is the purpose, and that is a clear difference.
They're both private contractors. Don't think for a second that they're not out to get your money and they're doing this from the goodness of their heart. It's just that humanity also benefits from their innovation while trying to make a buck
@@triadwarfare Boeing is publically traded though, no? That makes a difference.
@@triadwarfare A spaceflight company needing funding seems somewhat inevitable. If the goal is to get a human settlement on another planet, you can only expect them to get so far with goodwill, passion, and purpose alone.
Space x = space exploration
Boeing = we gonna boat away
Dragon: I just flew astronauts to the ISS
Spaceliner: Derrrr what time is it....
I know what you are about lol, boeing can't even have the time well set and they think they can compete, what a joke.
I don't trust Boeing. Between planes that lose their shit and fly themselves into ground and spaceships that lose their shit and don't know what time it is, its clear that they don't test enough. It's just another Challenger Felony waiting to happen.
Hello, welcome to the -gulag- competition, you are 1 year late!
Can't even land an airplane lol
Meanwhile, spacex can land any space debris back to safety, and a reusable rockets
There’s always room for a second supplier, even if only to keep the first one on its toes. But Boeing lost its way when it took over McDonnell Douglas. . . and the accountants took over the company.
long story short, Elon and his teams care more about the mission of getting humans multi-planetary than profit, unlike Boeing
"ULA is a complete waste of taxpayers' money..."
I agree and may I have my tax refund please!
ULA is great. But Musk is right that the focus should be on trying to reuse the rockets. So in that sense, they will be wasting money if they don't push to that direction.
ULA builds launch vehicles of purposes different from SpaceX. The Delta IV and Atlas V use liquid hydrogen upper stages, which are much more efficient than the RP-1 (basically more refined kerosene) powered Falcon 9 upper stage (of course more expensive).
Falcon 9 is cheap and reliable for low Earth orbit launches (where most satellites operate at, including the ISS), but it is simply incapable of launching heavy objects to high Earth orbit or interplanetary flights. ULA vehicles are very much needed for deep space launches.
@@barrielui This is why SpaceX is building Starship, to replace smaller rockets and decrease cost per launch. It's propelled by liquid methane instead of RP-1.
@@DecepticonLeader Yes, but Starship isn't ready and its current concept seem to be focusing on people moving. Atlas and Delta are and will still be workhorses for some time especially for deep space missions.
P.S. I look forward to Starship and SpaceX never fail to amaze us. However, the rocket industry is big enough for us to appreciate both SpaceX and ULA. Hmm did anyone talk about SLS?🤭
@@barrielui SLS isn't ready either and it's going to be completed at a later time, cost more to build and launch etc. Starship will have a higher load capacity than Artemis.
Boeing used to be a giant but it has become too rigid lately. And with all the recent problems with them not able to sell airplanes they are at risk of falling behind and becoming a shadow of its former self.
and within the next 5 years or so we will be using space x for earth to earth travel so rip boeing
Don't think so. Rockets will always be way more dangerous than airplanes not to mention that passenger comfort is abysmal on rockets.
SpaceX is great but let's not blindly believe in everything it does.
@@TheNighthawk00 Yes, but tokyo to new york in 30 minutes? there are people rich and crazy enough to force it into reality.
@@TheNighthawk00 It probably will take a bit longer than 5 years but remember years ago people were thinking the same thing about planes and cars and didn't even imagine space travel now planes are the safest form of modern transport.
If Concorde was a commercial failure because it was too loud and expensive how could a rocket possibly succeed?
Planes will still be more viable for economic travel within the next 5 years. There will be more in circulation, thus it can supply the demand meaning that there will be lower costs. Remember, a full Superheavy stack is required for such a flight and when we are to also consider fuel it would jump each flight up by around 300,000 usd. It can be efficient in regards to being able to deploy payloads into orbit but this doesn't necessarily mean it is the perfect earth transportation system.
Furthermore, this doesn't even take into account the infrastructure of such a system it would require there to be barges as well as a fleet of ships that work to ensure that they are continuously fueled.
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Imagine a future in which we live in a world like Star Wars where everyone can travel from planet to planet.. the future is so exciting
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Over long periods of time, the improbable becomes inevitable.
Assuming we survive long enough to get to space properly, casual interplanetary travel becomes inevitable. The only question is, how long will it take?
The same is true for an immense amount of technologies that seem absurd or impossible now, but actually don't break any laws of physics.
Even interstellar travel becomes inevitable... though the same is not true for superluminal travel, because the latter might just be genuinely impossible.
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What a very informative video .Im astounded by the technology of space X and dedicated employees.They took a few on the chin but didn't give up.It seems to me they represent the best of what an american can do attitude has delivered. They didn't give up or make excuses.Great leadership and teamwork put Space X right where she deserves to be.On top.I wish every Space X employee knew how so many of us are very proud of your achievements.You are Space X !
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I love it that a younger company was able to achieve this with less experience and less money versus a well established company that was given a bigger budget. it really shines a bright light on things.
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Ten years ago I was working for a company that made high tech pressure regulators for the aerospace industry. Among their customers were Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, and SpaceX as well as several others. Of all of this companies customers, SpaceX’s technical and quality requirements were the most reasonable, and made the most sense. I thought at the time that SpaceX had some pretty smart people working for them.
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0:48 Except, kind of everyone expected it after the massive delays on Boeing's side. While they were there on SpaceX' side too, I always felt like they were expected and very much calculable (famous Elon-time). While I personally wasn't a hundred per cent sure, I kind of expected it.
Now that Dragon has flown I'm stoked to see Boeing perform such a magnificent launch too!
I wouldn't wanna be on board!
Still, I route for spaceflight as a whole, not any company; I love SpaceX but not exclusively, just because they are the best right now. Boeing's rockets aren't exceptional at all and hardly modern but their capsule is a different caliber.
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Yes please, it is important that Boeing can keep up with this "race". The key phrase here is "healthy competition". China, India, Japan, UAE also needs to keep pushing hard. In the end humankind is the ultimate winner here.
This video makes Boeing and SpaceX sounds more like rivals than they actually were. Both sides congratulated each other when they made progress, consoled each other when they had setbacks, and shared everything they learned with each other. Sure they were in a race but it wasn’t like they hated each other
Great cover on the news~! Kudos~! One more thing, the David and Goliath quote and interpretation got my attention... I wonder if the moral of the story was: Davids relative counter-capabilities to Goliath's that grant his the victory, or David's faith, that gave him the courage, strength and will to defeat a Giant-warrior/athlete with weapons. (Goliath immobile?, slow? I don't think so)
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Sierra Nevada was also in the running with Dreamchaser, but it will apparently run cargo to the ISS
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Great video. Your take on David and Goliath is spot on. Malcolm Gladwell covered the Bible story and came to the same conclusion. You show up to a one-on-one battle you bring a sword or something to swing. David's disruptive innovation took Goliath down before the giant could even get close. There's definitely room for more than one company in space, sadly Boeing is probably not going to be one of those companies. You better believe that Boeing engineers are scrambling to match some of what Space X has accomplished. The problem is they can't just hurry and catch up, they have to turn Boeing around before they can even begin.
"Well technically, it landed. Just not in one piece..."
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What I learned from this video? Elon spitting some truth bombs against private companies and surprisingly he's still alive. 😂
“They’re arrogant and complacent”
Defense: “we’ve been doing this since before you were born”
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