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In the modern world of airtravel, pilots still play an essential role in safely flying the plane. But when it comes to flying rockets, humans have always taken a back seat, since computers are capable of getting into orbit with much more accuracy. This video compares rocket pilots to airline pilots and looks at how SpaceX's Starship rocket will land on Mars all by iteslf.
Concorde was one of the most iconic aircraft to ever grace the sky. But for two weeks, Pepsi took over one of the most famous Concorde’s as part of their massive ‘Project Blue’ campaign. This transformation from white to blue caused some problems for the supersonic airliner.
With SpaceX completing a succeful test flight of their Dragon 2 capsule, they are almost ready to launch their first humans into space. But before that flight takes place, SpaceX will need to perform an in-flight abort test, which could get very explosive!
Over the last 30 years, Hubble has taken millions of incredible photos of distant stars and galaxies. But Hubble's best images have come and gone, and the world's most famous telescope will sadly come to an end in the not-to-distant future. This video looks at how Hubble managed to capture an image of the most distant Galaxy in the known universe, located 32 billion light-years away.
When Voyager 2 took the first images of Neptune, it discovered an enormous dark spot similar to the one found on Jupiter. When it was observed just a few years later, the dark spot had completely disappeared. This video looks at how the storms on Neptune and Jupiter form and why we might see Jupiter’s Great Red Spot disappear in our lifetime.
After 30 years of service, the Hubble Telescope has peaked in terms of how far back into the universe it can observe. Now it's time for the James Webb Space Telescope to discover the stars, planets and galaxies that have never been seen. This video looks at how James Webb will discover extremely distant Earth-like planets that could support life.
In 2024, SpaceX aim to send the first humans to Mars. This will be the very beginning of Elon Musk’s goal to start a self sustaining colony on Mars. This video looks at how the first Martians will establish a base on Mars and how they will create rules and laws in order to grow the base into a thriving city.
China’s space program is now one of the most powerful in the world. But despite all of the success, Chinese rockets are frequently launched over populated areas - sometimes crashing into towns and villages. This video looks at why China began doing this in the first place and how developing reusable rockets might fix this issue.
The International Space Station is the finest example of international collaboration. But China has never been allowed to join the ISS program despite the large amounts of money and technical knowledge they would bring. This video looks at the history of unlikely space collaborations and why the US banned China from working on the ISS.
Since the beginning of spaceflight just 560 people have been into space, most of them being trained astronauts that spent years preparing for their flights. But when will the rest of us get a chance to visit space and what will we do when we get there? This video looks at the private astronauts that have paid to go into space and how reusable rockets could help to kickstart the space tourism industry.
After President Kennedy committed to landing a man on the Moon, NASA had to start building rockets and engines much larger than anything that had ever been made before. This video looks at the combustion instability challenges that plagued the Saturn V’s F-1 engine. It also looks at how the engineers fixed this issue and the unique way it was put to the test.
Since landing on Mars in 2012, the Mars Curiosity rover has travelled 22km across the Martian surface - discovering evidence of ancient water on the red planet. But how long can Curiosity survive on Mars? This video looks at Curiosity's greatest discoveries and how its power source will eventually run out.
At the end of 2018, the quiet little town of Boca Chica changed forever as SpaceX started to build and test their new Starship rocket. After multiple tests it was clear that the residents of Boca Chica couldn’t coexist with SpaceX, so the company began the process of buying out every property.
During the 1960’s, NASA was under a huge amount of pressure to land humans on the Moon by the end of the decade. But without the help from a truly unique aircraft, NASA would have struggled to assemble the massive Saturn V rocket in time and their ambitious goal might never have been achieved.
Why Is Earth Leaking Into Space? Aurora’s are one of the many wonders of our night sky, caused by the interaction between the Sun and our atmosphere. But a very specific type of aurora is causing our atmosphere to leak into space. This video looks at the physical process involved in the Cusp Aurora.
Is The Future Of Power Wireless? As space becomes more accessible and many industries start to move over to more renewable energy sources, the idea of a solar power farm in space could be the next step in creating a cleaner future. A solar farm in space could also be used to power electric airplanes in mid flight, reducing the need for heavy batteries and allowing them to fly much further.
As modern airliners have developed, major advancements in speed and range have become harder to achieve. Space companies Virgin Galactic and SpaceX are looking to use rockets to revolutionize the air travel industry and cut flight times massively. This video looks at how these two companies are approaching the idea and which one is more likely to succeed.
Over the last couple of years, SpaceX have been rapidly building and testing their Starship prototypes. But in order to get the most out of each test, SpaceX had to buy and hire a robotic dog from Boston Dynamics. This video looks at how SpaceX are using their robotic dog and how similar robotic creatures could be used when we send the first humans to Mars.
Across the planet, leading scientists are racing to create a vaccine for Covid 19. With help from the space community, the path to developing a vaccine could be sped up. This video looks at how bacteria in space mutates and how the data collected aboard the ISS could be used to develop more effective medicines before the bacteria causes more pandemics.
Throughout the history of spaceflight, we’ve seen some incredible achievements take place. But one country that isn’t often mentioned in the history of spaceflight is India. This video looks at India’s efficiency when it comes to cost saving and building rockets.
As SpaceX continues to develop their reusable rockets, the cost of fuel will become more and more important. This video looks at how SpaceX sources and transports rocket fuel to their test site in Boca Chica for use on their Starship rocket.
Over the last 2 years, SpaceX have been rapidly developing their Starship rocket. They have overcome design challenges at an incredible rate. But one of the most challenging aspects of Starship isn’t the rocket itself, but the launch pad. This video looks at why SpaceX have had trouble with their launch pads and how the design will be different to traditional launch pads.
