You are completly wrong. SpaceX has corectly decided that the Starship is the future and will truly open up space travel and developement. The Crew Dragon, while an excellent vehicle for the moment will soon be as obsolete, as will all such kinds of vehicles, as a horse and buggy or a biplane was before the DC 3. Thats why your program is not worth subscibing to. Wake Up.
SpaceX always planned to build 4 Crew Dragons. It’s popularity caused them to build a 5th. But that’s all they need, in order to have one at the ISS, one prepping for ISS, two in waiting, and one prepping for private missions. Then, of course, Starship is planned to replace them all.
Until starship flies, it’s still not proven technology and the crew dragon to be left at the Isis as I think that Russian craft is so outdated, they’ve had problems leakage
Starship will be the basic template for a wide variety of special purpose space ships - Telescope, tanker, space station, garbage collector, mobile repair shop and more.
Bonus incentives such as extra contract funding if the Starship or Booster are able to perform a secondary task after completing their objective. This could help offset the costs of development. A good example of this might be a recovery of an orbital object after a successful refueling, de-orbiting research, and trash cleanup.
Great show ! Capsules will go the way of horse and buggies. No doubt in my mind that dream chaser is the future in this area. Again Space X is ahead of the game.
Remember Everyone the Falcon 9 crashed 3 times in its development and the 4th was successful. We are now at 305 successful launches without a single failure. NASA has never had as stellar a safety record as SpaceX. The Starships 3rd launch is next week and I’m confident Musk and team will get it right.
It’s a economic business move your starship will be able to do the exact same thing, much cheaper and take more people and cargo the current crew capsules, will fly for a few more years as they refurbished giving SpaceX time to get starship ready it’s a business move and makes perfectly good sense
And a 20th of what NASA has spent on the SLS. BTW that "money for Ukraine"? 80% of it will be spent in the USA. Think of it as a jobs program not foreign aid.
It seems like a low risk and high reward gamble. I'm sure the existing crew dragons with quick swap maintenance components can keep pace with demand. The extra resources should help with setting up other revenue builders such as a rentable private orbital station units.
The script is just like the visuals... a bunch of background chaff blown around to distract. refers almost entirely to pre-known factors. Written as if for an audience who had not heard anything about SpaceX before. clickbait regurg in excess.
What click bate. Dragon is not retiring , production is, usage is not. How many crew dragon’s do they need. These headline verbiage are getting worse you, you can trust them!
Musk said that they SX will make as many as needed, as long business continues to grow. Which means that if private stations becomes a boom, then, more crew dragons will be needed. Starship has no crew escape option during launch. Also, Starlink revenue goes towards paying for the development of Starship launch system and infrastructure.
Eventually Starship might take over human space flight but not until it's " human rated" by NASA. To do this it will need to demonstrate very strong reliability with many problem free launches and landings. It will of course be a watershed moment in space travel when we see a Superheavy Booster fly itself back to the launch tower and be safely captured without damage and be reflown, and the Ship launched and similarly captured safely and reflown. NASA will need to see that happen multiple times before they approve it for human flight.
The need hasn't existed, simply because nobody was capable of fulfilling it. When the ship is available, the need(s) will appear. What about entire space-stations that can be sent up in just a single (cheap) launch, rather than dozens (of expensive ones)? Several companies are now working on such projects, because they fully expect Starship to be able to deliver when the time comes. What about sending an entire asteroid mining rig up in a single, low-cost launch? And then hauling all that extracted ore back to Earth (or the Moon)? You really think mining companies won't be queuing up around the block?
Your post is a total waste of time and bandwidth. We have know for some time that SpaceX is not producing more Crew Dragon capsules and is tooling up for the next iteration of their capsules, wither called the Gray Dragon or Dragon XL for the Lunar Gateway Station and other purposes. The Crew Dragon contracts with NASA will be running out before 2030 and SpaceX has enough capsules already to complete his contracts with private industries and NASA. If there is a future need SpaceX will build new and better capsules.
What the heck is this? Wouda Couda Shouda, Like I really want to listen from a company (Tech Map, who are you anyway) that produces videos about which they do not make. So for me Tech Map is the crap, all mouth and opinion. So I rate you a big THUMBS DOWN.
Starship is a high risk system. I would not ride on it possibly ever. The expected SpaceX failure to identify and correct system problems may well result in multiple Starship crashes and fatalities. Expecting Crew Dragon or a similar upgraded model to be retired is a short-sighted game plan. Falcon 9 should be here a long time.
Falcon 9 was a high risk system...until it wasn't. Same with crew dragon which ran cargo until it was low risk enough. Starship will be used for people when it's ready. Your an idiot.
You are completly wrong. SpaceX has corectly decided that the Starship is the future and will truly open up space travel and developement. The Crew Dragon, while an excellent vehicle for the moment will soon be as obsolete, as will all such kinds of vehicles, as a horse and buggy or a biplane was before the DC 3. Thats why your program is not worth subscibing to. Wake Up.
SpaceX always planned to build 4 Crew Dragons. It’s popularity caused them to build a 5th.
But that’s all they need, in order to have one at the ISS, one prepping for ISS, two in waiting, and one prepping for private missions.
Then, of course, Starship is planned to replace them all.
and everything was planned several years ago. So we should not be surprised much
Until starship flies, it’s still not proven technology and the crew dragon to be left at the Isis as I think that Russian craft is so outdated, they’ve had problems leakage
Once the dream chaser space plane is human rated dragon will be obsolete
@@juliancrooks3031 , I somewhat agree, except we’ll still want dissimilar redundancy.
Starship will be the basic template for a wide variety of special purpose space ships - Telescope, tanker, space station, garbage collector, mobile repair shop and more.
It can completely replace Dragon when it succeeds
Bonus incentives such as extra contract funding if the Starship or Booster are able to perform a secondary task after completing their objective.
This could help offset the costs of development.
A good example of this might be a recovery of an orbital object after a successful refueling, de-orbiting research, and trash cleanup.
@@gary.richardson Sure, a multipurpose mission would be extremely cost effective assuming synchronicity of orbits.
Great show ! Capsules will go the way of horse and buggies. No doubt in my mind that dream chaser is the future in this area. Again Space X is ahead of the game.
thanks for watching
Remember Everyone the Falcon 9 crashed 3 times in its development and the 4th was successful. We are now at 305 successful launches without a single failure. NASA has never had as stellar a safety record as SpaceX. The Starships 3rd launch is next week and I’m confident Musk and team will get it right.
It’s a economic business move your starship will be able to do the exact same thing, much cheaper and take more people and cargo the current crew capsules, will fly for a few more years as they refurbished giving SpaceX time to get starship ready it’s a business move and makes perfectly good sense
Yes Starship is truly the economical revolution in rocketry
I just got hired for assembling the dragon heat shield
That is one part, the heat shield, that needs constant replacement. With 4 in the fleet, they are needed.
Space X Does not need a Platform !
KIND REGARDS 🇦🇺
10 billion dollars for an operational Starship?
Wow. That's less than a sixth of what the government is sending to the Ukraine...just this month.
And a 20th of what NASA has spent on the SLS. BTW that "money for Ukraine"? 80% of it will be spent in the USA. Think of it as a jobs program not foreign aid.
@mikeking7470 which jobs 🤔
Someone makes JDAMs, MLRS rocket, M-4 5.56mm, M1A2 upgrades, get it!@@PlanXV
I’m surprised the military ( Space Force) isn’t ordering a few Dragon capsules built to their requirements.
Why , they only want the engines .
USA defence has ALREADY asked SpaceX@@jeffreyrudolph5061
It seems like a low risk and high reward gamble. I'm sure the existing crew dragons with quick swap maintenance components can keep pace with demand.
The extra resources should help with setting up other revenue builders such as a rentable private orbital station units.
The script is just like the visuals... a bunch of background chaff blown around to distract. refers almost entirely to pre-known factors. Written as if for an audience who had not heard anything about SpaceX before. clickbait regurg in excess.
What click bate. Dragon is not retiring , production is, usage is not. How many crew dragon’s do they need. These headline verbiage are getting worse you, you can trust them!
Not click bait.
Double check the content and your spell check.
WTF ? The "WTF ?" Is directed at the your reply text.
Space X don't need more capsules but they do the work and EEUU has nothing better..
Thanks for your cmt
Musk said that they SX will make as many as needed, as long business continues to grow. Which means that if private stations becomes a boom, then, more crew dragons will be needed. Starship has no crew escape option during launch.
Also, Starlink revenue goes towards paying for the development of Starship launch system and infrastructure.
Thanks for sharing
How are they putting their eggs in one basket? They have four capsules and the ability to build more.
@7:32 "He WILL be replaced by Koji on April 1, 2023"
Future tense remark made on 18Feb24.
April Fools!
Stop click bait
Eventually Starship might take over human space flight but not until it's " human rated" by NASA. To do this it will need to demonstrate very strong reliability with many problem free launches and landings. It will of course be a watershed moment in space travel when we see a Superheavy Booster fly itself back to the launch tower and be safely captured without damage and be reflown, and the Ship launched and similarly captured safely and reflown. NASA will need to see that happen multiple times before they approve it for human flight.
Yes, human live is the most important factor. Nasa wants to make sure everything and SpaceX meets very well to that requirement
Are those SpaceX Ninjas? 04:16
Excellent stuff bro
Much appreciated
If spacex need end the crew dragon, why spacex make crew tower on SLC-40??
How do u think about Shotwell's tweet?
SpaceX probably already have enough dragons for the schedule for ISS
So, excess Dragon is waste of time and money
It's a matter of demand for your " product" after proof of Concept, then where do you go? Where's a huge Need?
The need hasn't existed, simply because nobody was capable of fulfilling it. When the ship is available, the need(s) will appear. What about entire space-stations that can be sent up in just a single (cheap) launch, rather than dozens (of expensive ones)? Several companies are now working on such projects, because they fully expect Starship to be able to deliver when the time comes. What about sending an entire asteroid mining rig up in a single, low-cost launch? And then hauling all that extracted ore back to Earth (or the Moon)? You really think mining companies won't be queuing up around the block?
Your post is a total waste of time and bandwidth. We have know for some time that SpaceX is not producing more Crew Dragon capsules and is tooling up for the next iteration of their capsules, wither called the Gray Dragon or Dragon XL for the Lunar Gateway Station and other purposes. The Crew Dragon contracts with NASA will be running out before 2030 and SpaceX has enough capsules already to complete his contracts with private industries and NASA. If there is a future need SpaceX will build new and better capsules.
What the heck is this? Wouda Couda Shouda, Like I really want to listen from a company (Tech Map, who are you anyway) that produces videos about which they do not make. So for me Tech Map is the crap, all mouth and opinion. So I rate you a big THUMBS DOWN.
I’m tired of the lies you lost me as a subscriber
21 is 1/6 of 150 , you have a clickbait video and a poor math knowledge .
I think they should’ve made an even half dozen Crew dragon as back up.
10 at a minimum. A crew Dragon wold always be ready to launch in a couple of weeks, besides 3 to 4 months.
Does this mean Boeing won!
Of course
Starship is a high risk system. I would not ride on it possibly ever. The expected SpaceX failure to identify and correct system problems may well result in multiple Starship crashes and fatalities. Expecting Crew Dragon or a similar upgraded model to be retired is a short-sighted game plan. Falcon 9 should be here a long time.
NASA called and said you could ride in the Starliner's first and probably last manned flight attempt.😇
Falcon 9 was a high risk system...until it wasn't. Same with crew dragon which ran cargo until it was low risk enough. Starship will be used for people when it's ready. Your an idiot.
@@genebohannon8820 No thanks.At least the first crewed flight will only put two people at risk and not three as was the case a year or so ago.
@@buzomatic "you're"....not "your." Just give it time. Where is the abort system with crewed Starship? Unfortunately, I will be proven right.
I think your horse and buggy is waiting!
get a job
Don't need Dragon, Boeing, Nasa and Bozos have better vehicles.