In the faraway Shetlands, a spaceport designed for 30 launches a year will be ready for business in 2023! How can the UK manage that kind of cadence? PLUS Pulsed Plasma drive technology and more at SpaceComm 2022. This is Part 2 of a series. Part 1 is here:
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Big question that comes up for Plasma thrusters: how are they supplied with energy? Presumably solar panels, but how big do those have to be?
Nvidia Broadcast cleans up the audio really well. Removes all the background noise. For viewers, install nvidia broadcast, set the default audio for either your individual browser or all audio to "Speakers (Nvidia Broadcast)". Open nvidia broadcast, set the speaker tab to output to your actual speakers and turn on "Noise Removal". Now your youtube audio gets filtered by nvidia broadcast. Background noise disappears. (This works when the foreground speakers are mic'ed and the background is just noise and not clear voice) You can adjust the "strength" slider to remove as much background as possible without losing the primary speaker voices. A setting between 40-60% seems to work the best.
Angry, you'd have to play audio through it in real time as you rerecord, but you could pre-filter the audio this way to and rerecord it filtered.
I understand Jordan is excited about European space flight. But let’s be honest, I doubt they’re going to have a very robust program that is manned. That requires a great deal of money, money that they don’t have available, because they’ve chosen a womb to the tomb welfare state. It is a huge money sink.
Someone count how many times The Angry Astronaut nods his head… any bet takers????
No masks?
Angry, we need your information and content! There's so much news, perspectives and interviews in your videos that I find NO WHERE ELSE! Thank you! Stay ANGRY!
I think you will find that the location will be known as Scotland….. the UK is dead dead dead lol x
FARTED FARTALY !
How are we going to even get all that infrastructure to the Shetlands ? That's halfway between Norway and Scotland in in the middle of the North Sea
At 6:51 EST Rocket Lab (RKLB) stock took a hit. Is this the reason? Or has the share % held by the Institution going down?
Thanks for the video Angry
Let us quote part of a poem by Robert Frost: "And I, I took the road less traveled by and that has made all the difference,"
Talk talk talk I'll believe it when I see it
Re pulsed plasma, and its fine control, at the lowest end of thrust: would this excel in final maneuvering in asteroid visit missions?
Hello, please talk about the "future" spaceport in Santa Maria, Azores, I'd like spaceflight to be more acknowledged in Portugal, since last time I saw news here about SLS, they said that the mission, which was going to the lunar surface had been scrubbed… Btw, love the content!
@AngryAstronaut The Backdrop of Magdrive said "First Launch Nov 2022". I checked their website, and it does not mention the launch. Did they happen to mention some mission details? More important, did they happen to mention a launch provider?
I think this channel has just about the best music and intro videos – robot dogs, dancing, SpaceX boosters landing, and Avi Loeb shrugging his shoulders. 🙂
The Secret Space Program: Keeping humanity out of space for as long as possible
5:47 Wait till it gets beyond government political level and into the private SpaceX level.
I wonder if Saxavord have thought about tourism; would love to "pop up" there to watch some launches.
Truss isn't targeting select industry for tax breaks, she's pedaling Trickle Down economics. Brexit has doomed UK business to the bottom of the dustbin.
I’m loving the in-depth coverage of all these small companies
It will all narrow down to who can build the better rocket and implement rapid reusability and flying it at a lower cost and higher reliability !
Awesome stuff
Great video 🙂 How many will notice the Union flag is the wrong way up on the last video!!
UK needs this, but its too far from the equator.
Greetings Angry Astronaut! I've returned to school to get better educational credentials and in my Dutch class we have an assignment to argue about a favorite subject and I chose space travel and why human kind should invest more resources. And as a follower of your channel I can't recollect you having made a video about it. Sometimes little bits, but not a full video about how it can help climate change, make technological progress and improve medical science. Would it be possible to make one? I and I think a lot of people with me would appreciate it and we could use these arguments to spread the word, because I think the majority of humanity still thinks space travel is not worth it.
Loving all the uk stuff happening and I’m loving these uploads because without them I wouldn’t even know so thanks Jordan your channel will blow up with all this content 👌🏻 thanks again angry keep up the good work 👍🏻
300 would have sounded much better and just as realistic
Next gen plasma thrusters for collision avoidance… Given the amount of cr@p up there, every active satellite will need to be dancing like Fred Astair to avoid collisions in the near future. Good luck to this company.
Great reporting AA, this is all such great news about spaceflight from the UK!
As a very long time resident of Wales, all I can say is "don't forget to feed the bobbleinks!"
Great movie 😉
Thank you for doing real space journalism and having such great interviews. Loved this!
Airbus really likes government…
I wish there was a future for the "Spaceport" in Midland Texas. It was designated when XCor came and was going to build a tourism space plane. But then faded. Now the facility is being used to build satellites by AST Spacemobile.
Excellent presentation of what's new and not seen in the States. Thanks!
Lets not forget about reaction engines and their sabre engine program.
What's happening in the UK is truly fascinating. It's really exhilarating to see all this cutting edge space tech being developed on the European continent.
using metallic particles to boost the output using magnetism is one of the coolest ideas I've heard in a while. Keep going MagDrive
I appreciate your glance into these nascent space industry companies. It gives one a sense that the industry is larger than just the top five (or whatever), At the same time hype is hype; results are results. So far there is very little to actually point to as successful. So for example the 30 launches a year cadence shtick and other marketing hype is just that. It is incredibly difficult to actually successfully launch rockets. I'm not clear on how a "hey we'll rent you the launch platform for a couple of weeks" business model is going to mesh with the fact that rocket science is … well… rocket science. I'll believe it when I see it.