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Transcript: Pros: saves a lot of money its super cool privately owned, doesn't depend on government funding Cons: if anything goes wrong, the stages could land on people and kill them SpaceX is planning and conducting a new series of tests to reuse the different launch stages of rockets. SpaceX Successful Test On April 18, 2014, SpaceX launched a rocket up to the ISS. The first stage of the rocket was successfully used in a test to control the first stage of the rocket. It was aimed to land in the Atlantic Ocean. Future tests may include landing the rocket on land. Benefits This project can greatly reduce the cost of launching rockets. If SpaceX can successfully reuse the stages of their rockets, they can save over 95% of what it costs to build their rockets. Pros and Cons It costs around $54 million to build a rocket currently. However, the cost of fuel for each flight is only around $200,000—about 0.4% of the total cost. Reusing Rockets

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Transcript: SpaceX When Falcon Heavy lifts off later this year, it will be the most powerful operational rocket in the world by a factor of two. With the ability to lift into orbit over 53 metric tons (117,000 lb)--a mass equivalent to a 737 jetliner loaded with passengers, crew, luggage and fuel--Falcon Heavy can lift more than twice the payload of the next closest operational vehicle, the Delta IV Heavy, at one-third the cost. Falcon Heavy draws upon the proven heritage and reliability of Falcon 9. The SES-9 is a geostationary communication satellite (A geostationary communication satellite is a satellite that is over the equator and mimics the rotation of the Earth and follows it. Because of this mimicry, the satallite appears to be stationary and offer continous opperation in the area of visibility. The falcon 9 is a 61.9 million dollar rocket. It is a two-stage rocket designed and manufactured by SpaceX for the reliable and safe transport of satellites and the dragon spacecraft into orbit. Falcon 9 delivers payloads to space aboard the Dragon spacecraft. Merlin is a family of rocket engines developed by SpaceX for use on its Falcon 1 and Falcon 9 launch vehicles. SpaceX also plans to use Merlin engines on its Falcon Heavy (Another Falcon model). Merlin engines use RP-1 and liquid oxygen as rocket propellants in a gas-generator power cycle. The Merlin engine was originally designed for sea recovery and reuse. SpaceX Falcon 9 Hello, today you will be shown about SpaceX. A Space Exploration Technologies Corporation is an American aerospace manufacturer and space transport services company with its headquarters in Hawthorne, California, USA. Failed Launches Falcon Heavy Dragon is a spacecraft created by SpaceX, Dragon is launched into space by the SpaceX Falcon 9, and SpaceX is developing a crewed version called the Dragon V2. During its flight in December 2010, the Dragon became the first spacecraft to be recovered successfully from orbit. On 25 May 2012, a similar model of the Dragon became the first commercial spacecraft to successfully rendezvous with and attach to the International Space Station (ISS). SpaceX Dragon SES-9 Thank You for listening and I hope you learned something about SpaceX A reusable rocket are rockets are one spaceX are one of spacex's cutting edge inventions. Used in reusable launch systems which can lauch lots of capacity into space more than once it is also used in expendable launch systems where they are launched then are destroyed. Merlin (rocket engine family) What is a reusable rocket On June 28th, 2015 SpaceX launched the Faclon 9 with the dragon carried in it. It was going to bring supplies to the ISS. Everything was normal until 2 minutes and 19 seconds through when a cloud of vapor initiated . After a few seconds after the vapor there was a loss of helium tank pressure, after that the tank exploded and the mission was failed. This is a graphic about the dragon spacecraft and its landing plan Shiven

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Transcript: Project by Nick Kiker, Noah Offut, Peter Mengistu, and Paul Mengistu. Facts: Made of aluminum-lithium alloy and is stronger and lighter than regular aluminum. The Falcon 9 has 9 thrusters with the thrust at liftoff rising to 716 kilonewtons (161,000 pounds) as it climbs out of Earth’s atmosphere. Any questions? SpaceX Falcon 9 Falcon 9 is a two-stage rocket designed and manufactured by SpaceX for the reliable and safe transport of satellites and the Dragon spacecraft into orbit. SpaceX has over 3,000 employees SpaceX Dragon Spacex Dragon Noah Nick: Paul: SpaceX has two different launch facilities.One in California and one in Florida. SpaceX Logo: The main product by SpaceX is the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy. http://www.tubechop.com/watch/3790256 About Spacex 68.4m224.4 ft MASS 505,846kg1,115,200 lb PAYLOAD TO LEO 13,150kg28,991 lb LAUNCHES TO DATE 13 of 13 successful DIAMETER 3.7m12 ft STAGES 2 PAYLOAD TO GTO 4,850kg10,692 lb Noah Peter: SpaceX designs, manufactures and launches advanced rockets and spacecraft. The company was founded in 2002 to revolutionize space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets. SpaceX was founded by Elon Musk (1971-Now) born in South Africa As shown by the image on the left, the Falcon 9's fairing is about the size of a bus. SpaceX Website: http://www.spacex.com/

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Transcript: Mars Colonial Transporter (MCT) / Falcon Heavy, Super Heavy (X, XX) Facilities: THIS IS STILL A MEDIUM LIFT ROCKET! Falcon 9v1.0 (developed 2005-2010; flown 2010-2013 Redmond, WA -Falcon 9 Air: In December 2011, SpaceX signed a contract with Stratolaunch to develop an air-launched, multi-staged rocket. However, in Nov 2012, Stratolaunch decided to partner with Orbital Sciences Corperation, ending the Falcon Air 2012-2014 -Same design as Falcon 9, utilizing the 9-engine clusters and heavy configuration -Raptor engines = 1M lbf each -Diameter of 100ft 2010-2012 Kennedy Space Center (leased part from NASA) 2002-2006 -Small, reusable -Roughly 1000lbs into orbit -Testbed for all later rockets -Cost = $7.5M Competition Hawthorne, CA -Daniel Tyree SpaceX Headquarters Dragon Capsule Southern NM Headquarters: Hawthorne, CA Founder: Elon Musk Founded: June, 2002 2006-2010 -Program designed to develop technology to land the primary stage of the rocket for reuse -Possibility of program helping to reduce launch cost up to 10 times of current cost -Primary cause for success of SpaceX as a business -Improve reliability to space. -First sample return mission to Mars. -Exploration and colonization of Mars. Employees: 2002 - None< 2005 - 160 2008 - 500 2010 - 1,100 2012 - 1,800 2013 - 3,000 2014 - 3,800+ Falcon 1 (developed 2002-2006; flown 2006-2009) Goals: -First Heavy Configuration -First demo planned by 2015 -3 side-by-side Falcon 9v1.1 main stages for a total of 27 Merlin 1D engines -Total 4.185Million lbf thrust at takeoff -Predicted cost = $100M -60% larger and more powerful than 9v1.0 -29k lbs into orbit -150:1 thrust-to-weight ratio, highest ratio in rocket history -9 Merlin1D engines,each with 155k lbf, for a total of 1.4million lbf -Original Cost = $55M -Current Cost = $61M -A $100M investment from Google might have a link to a possible contract of up to $1B for Google's communication satellite network after they parted with OneWeb, as Google plans to bring their services world-wide through Skybox satellites. Funding -Can land up to 7,300lbs on earth from orbit -Solar arrays can produce up to 4kw -Planned Mission to Mars (Red Dragon) -Mission expected: 2020 - 2022 Total: $200M; $100M - Musk $100M - Private Investors 5 flights: 3 used Merlin 1A (76k lbf) 2 used Merlin 1C (93k lbf) Founding -Falcon 5: A spacecraft design using 5 engines, canceled in favor of the larger Falcon 9 Upcoming: $500M - NASA long-term contracts WHAT WILL COME NEXT?!?!? Grasshopper Falcon 9 Heavy Configuration (Under Development) Total: $1B; $100M - Musk $100M - Private Investors $300-400M - Private Contracts $400-500M - NASA Contracts -100 people + supplies = 100 tons -Early flights = less people & more supplies -Several cargo missions before colonists -First colonists arrival = 2025 - 2030 -Colony: >10 - 80,000 people Falcon 9v1.1 (developed 2010-2013; flown 2013-current) Total: $100M - Musk McGregor, TX Space Exploration Technologies Inc. Controversies Reusable Rocket Program -Medium lift, partly reusable -20k lbs into orbit -9 Merlin 1C engines for total of 837k lbf takeoff -Cost = $56.5M Failed, Flops, Disasters Elon Musk Hawthorne, CA Brownsville, TX

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Transcript: Grasshopper, 7 October 2013 744 m altitude Foundation DragonВкф Other concepts under development youtube.com/user/spacexchannel youtube.com/user/MarsOneProject improve 10x Grasshopper Reusable Falcon 9 www.spacex.com photo credit Nasa / Goddard Space Flight Center / Reto Stöckli Dragon www.mars-one.com Space vehicles Mission to Mars Falcon 9 SpaceX SpaceX Mars One Elon Musk Mars One Falcon 1 SpaceX is a cool company

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Transcript: The Rocket The Leaders 3,800+ employees and contractors 40+ successful launches $1 billion in total funding End 2012, $4 billion contract revenue Valued at $4-6 billion Holding off IPO until Mars Colonial Transporter is flying regularly SpaceX: Science SpaceX Founder, Elon Musk The Mission SpaceX was founded in 2002 to revolutionize space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets. Elon Musk, Founder and CEO Engines Stage 1: 9 Stage 2: 1 Non- Burn Time Stage 1: 180 sec Stage 2: 375 sec Cost $56.5M (paid in full) Gwynne Shotwell, President and COO Fiction "I think we'll be able to send... the first people to Mars in roughly 12 to 15 years." Why Invest?

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Transcript: Successfully Test Lauched Falcon 9 2010 on first attempt Falcon 9's third flight on 22 May 2012 successfully launched and redezvoued with the ISS Pricing Founder, CEO & CTO of SpaceX 2012 announced development of "hyperloop" Russian Soyuz $150m Thaicom Falcon Heavy <= 6.4t $83m > 6.4t $128m Proven track record, lauching for organisations like NASA ORBCom Customer photo credit Nasa / Goddard Space Flight Center / Reto Stöckli Cheaper cost than the closest competitor SpaceX founded in 2002 First Computer aged 10, sold first computer game aged 12 History Tesla Motors founded 2003 Developed x.com, which became Paypal. Sold it for $1.5B Expertise in many different fields contributes to the innovation of SpaceX Why Launch With SpaceX Falcon 9 $54m Falcon Heavy goes in to operation 2013 Price per Launch Part founded Solar City 2006 SES (Europe) Elon Musk Q&A NASA Space Shuttle $300m Developed Zip2 which was sold for >$200m Founded 2002 Successfully launched Falcon 1 in 2008 on fourth attempt. Born: South Africa, 1971 ESA's Ariana 5 $220M Profile: Elon Musk SpaceX: A brief history ATSB Only commercial entity to ever conduct successful missions in space Customers up to 2013 Graduated from University of Pennsylvania in Economics and Physics Nasa Successfully launched first commerical payload in 2009. RazakSAT

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