NASA's New Spaceplane is Trying to Complete What SpaceX ''Impossible''...

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • NASA's New Spaceplane is Trying to Complete What SpaceX ''Impossible''...
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    Dream Chaser's new heat shield
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    NASA's New Spaceplane is Trying to Complete What SpaceX ''Impossible''...
    The greatest challenge in developing a fully reusable spacecraft lies in its thermal protection system-an obstacle even SpaceX founder Elon Musk has acknowledged as formidable.
    Yet, a lesser-known company, Sierra Space, has achieved a remarkable breakthrough. They have engineered an entirely new heat shield for their Dream Chaser vehicle, enabling it to withstand multiple reentries while remaining fully reusable.
    How did they accomplish this feat? What cutting-edge technology powers this innovation? Let’s dive in and explore.
    NASA's New Spaceplane is Trying to Complete What SpaceX ''Impossible''...
    The greatest challenge in safely returning spacecraft to Earth is our atmosphere. While this protective shell shields us from cosmic rays and constant meteor showers, it also causes satellites with decayed orbits to burn up-unless they are equipped with specialized heat protection.
    Despite its cutting-edge design, SpaceX’s Starship has struggled with this phase of re-entry, experiencing damage to its heat shield tiles, with some even detaching under the immense heat and pressure. This issue has raised concerns about the reliability and durability of current thermal protection systems, especially for vehicles designed for rapid reuse. However, Sierra Space may have found the solution.
    NASA's New Spaceplane is Trying to Complete What SpaceX ''Impossible''...
    Sierra Space has recently partnered with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a premier federally funded research center in Tennessee, to develop a revolutionary Thermal Protection System (TPS). This state-of-the-art technology is engineered to withstand the extreme heat of atmospheric re-entry while enabling high-frequency, reusable space missions. If successful, it could set a new standard for spacecraft durability and reusability.
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Комментарии • 47

  • @davidkerrymulka3138
    @davidkerrymulka3138 16 часов назад +5

    It hasn't even been launched yet

  • @Ghostplays-smk
    @Ghostplays-smk 16 часов назад +2

    Was working on this system for years ¡ But we didn't get the carbon attached! To have worked on early development of these is something I cherish

  • @pattoft6356
    @pattoft6356 16 часов назад +4

    Believe it when I see it successfully reach orbit and return safely to earth

  • @jcdisci
    @jcdisci 16 часов назад +8

    You keep labeling it "NASA's Spaceplane". It belongs to Sierra Space. NASA couldn't do this on its' best day, not since Apollo.

    • @jimeditorial
      @jimeditorial 16 часов назад +1

      @@jcdisci NASA isn't supposed to do this. That's the point. NASA purchases the hardware from Aerospace industry vendors. Nothing new here. Mercury in Gemini capsules were bought from McDonnell. Apollo spacecraft were bought from North American. Lunar modules were bought from Grumman. North American Rockwell built the Space Shuttle.

    • @MrGchiasson
      @MrGchiasson 16 часов назад

      NASA must be completely reinvented with a new mission...such as.."stop wasting time & money on old world BS!
      ***NASA needs a streamlined program...like Space X.
      ***Reduce the huge bureaucracy to be comparable to...SpaceX.

    • @Vinlaell
      @Vinlaell 16 часов назад +1

      I also could not understand the title it wasn't improper English forcing me to have to watch to understand

    • @donmarlowe717
      @donmarlowe717 14 часов назад

      this channel is just clickbait looking for views to pad their account like so many websites, its a shame that telling the truth doesnt matter anymore, and if nasa did it it would take thirty years and just as many billions of dollars and then they would sell it at auction......

  • @almirria6753
    @almirria6753 16 часов назад +2

    I for one want to see how it does after an orbital launch

  • @2face789
    @2face789 16 часов назад +4

    How do they know it will work?

    • @rwesenberg
      @rwesenberg 15 часов назад

      May have found? It hasn't flown.

  • @baanibarnes9711
    @baanibarnes9711 16 часов назад +2

    Dream Chaser is the way to go - come back any time anywhere, land at the next available airport. Dropping capsules into the sea needs to end, Okay 60 years ago but we need to progress. Whilst the Space Shuttle had its issues, it was definitely the way forward, the next space plane needs to be what we have with Dream Chaser, smaller and adaptable, roll on the human rated version!

  • @XCX237
    @XCX237 14 часов назад +1

    It hasn't flown yet. Full stop 🛑

  • @wbwarren57
    @wbwarren57 15 часов назад

    Great video! Thank you for reporting on the tremendous advances that Sierra space is making.

    • @donmarlowe717
      @donmarlowe717 14 часов назад

      keep that comment for when it flys, wonder who they will use to put it in space.....hmmmm I remember somewhere it said some rich guy put a red sports car into space......

  • @AdamTester-h2v
    @AdamTester-h2v 16 часов назад +3

    Please someone to explain to me what is revolutionary in the Dream Chaser heat shield that is exactly the same that uses Starship until now besides different materials composition and square tiles 10x10 instead of haxagon tiles.
    Salu2 :)

  • @mannyricketson4517
    @mannyricketson4517 17 часов назад

    Outrageous

  • @philipdillard1581
    @philipdillard1581 16 часов назад +1

    So hype.....

  • @andrewking7919
    @andrewking7919 14 часов назад

    Very nice, very pretty now get it up and down again and lets see if it actually is any good.

  • @jimeditorial
    @jimeditorial 16 часов назад

    For an orbital system, this makes a lot more sense than parachute landing, or propulsive Landing

  • @MrHalvnir
    @MrHalvnir 15 часов назад +3

    💩They haven't even put the thing into space, don't know if it will work in orbit. 🤔🤪

  • @rollvideo
    @rollvideo 13 часов назад

    Footwear manufacturers across the country are mounting a class action lawsuit against NASA claiming: “NASA has engaged in anti-competitive conduct. We were not consulted or invited to participate in the design process of the flying shoe”. NASA is currently considering if partnering with footwear manufacturers is a good fit.

  • @minteko
    @minteko 17 часов назад

    I prefer the Leidenfrost effect as a potential idea for a shield.

    • @jimeditorial
      @jimeditorial 17 часов назад

      Both film and transpiration cooling were studied for this as far back as the 1950s. There's no substitute for advanced ceramics in a reusable system

  • @Kr0N05
    @Kr0N05 16 часов назад +1

    Not a NASA space plane - Sierra's

  • @dalereynolds8716
    @dalereynolds8716 17 часов назад

    There is no description of the technology used to build the thermal protection system. I know they are working towards a patent but seems like some information would be available.

  • @jessicasimplicioreis3824
    @jessicasimplicioreis3824 17 часов назад

    Alguém assistindo?🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

  • @bigjohn697791
    @bigjohn697791 14 часов назад

    Title is a bit misleading as it's not nasa but Serria Space

  • @SusanRice-h1r
    @SusanRice-h1r 16 часов назад +1

    Not NASA s spaceplane…..it belongs to Sierra Space….change that headline

  • @mogsniper94
    @mogsniper94 16 часов назад +4

    This thing hasn't even been to orbiter done anything this video is a waste of time

  • @tonysollis
    @tonysollis 16 часов назад

    This has to be more of a practical person carrier and a starship has a large person carrier or cargo, kinda like spaceplane for a car, starship like a train any mention of the spray-on protection I'm always banging on about?

  • @mannyricketson4517
    @mannyricketson4517 17 часов назад +1

    This isn't cutting g edge

  • @grognak2589
    @grognak2589 16 часов назад

    So... does anyone know if aerogel tiles work as spacecraft heat shields or does aerogel become unstable and expand in low/zero atmosphere?

  • @Scooterdude01
    @Scooterdude01 17 часов назад +2

    One problem, it hasn't been tested in space, hahahaha 😎

    • @johnsadler6534
      @johnsadler6534 17 часов назад

      Also SpaceX does not patient stuff!
      So I hope they didn't waste with their patient submission!

    • @jimeditorial
      @jimeditorial 16 часов назад +1

      ​@@johnsadler6534what SpaceX does has no effect on what Sierra space does

    • @thomasnewton9818
      @thomasnewton9818 16 часов назад

      Untested unproven at this time.

    • @Scooterdude01
      @Scooterdude01 16 часов назад

      @thomasnewton9818 so why you selling the great new heat shield.

  • @jessicasimplicioreis3824
    @jessicasimplicioreis3824 17 часов назад

    🇺🇾🇵🇱🇮🇷🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇵🇱🇫🇷🇫🇷🇸🇪🇨🇱🇻🇪🇨🇱🇸🇪

  • @donmarlowe717
    @donmarlowe717 14 часов назад

    that plane doesnt look big enough to send very much into space, must be just for tourist, when do they expect to launch it, I used to be a subscriber but just cancelled great spacex because I know that space x would have nothing to do with trash that is unproven....