Elon Musk Finally Launched Starship 2.0 2022 – Elon Musk Power

After the eventful year we just had in 2021, it’s easy to forget how far we’ve come in 12 months. We’re exploring the past and future for SpaceX’s starships with the help of the awesome 3D artists who always help bring this story to life.

After all, we’re a little surprised, that we’ve worked out. You are going to love it! Throughout the past year the production team and I have had the privilege of helping to keep the global space community up to date with Starship development progress.

For those new to this topic you may not immediately understand the implications of what you are seeing here.

This is SpaceX’s Starship and Super Heavy Rocket. If the goals of this program are successful, we will eventually have the ability to transport cargo and passengers to Earth orbit, the Moon and even Mars. The most surprising thing? It is planned to make it the world’s most powerful launch vehicle ever. And it would be completely reusable and highly cost-effective compared to anything that exists today.

If they can pull this off, it will literally change the industry forever. I love presenting these events every Saturday in a fun and easy to understand format as accurately as possible, and thank you for coming back time and time again to take this ride with us.

What has helped us is to reach a wider audience and share these historical events. Of course this would not be possible without the tireless efforts of the entire space community. Without LabPadre, Starship Gazer, NASASpaceFlight and all the photographers and videographers, many events would not have reached the broader community with the same frequency.

Add to the sky as the eyes of the community in this RGV aerial photography, and we have every angle covered. But we want more rights! We want to see what SpaceX is planning before it becomes a reality. This is where an army of hobby and professional 3D artists come in, gathering all the images and videos they take on the site.

Converts them into the most amazing 3D models and renders. After astonishing test flights of the Starship prototype over the past 12 months, it’s not hard to see why the cast has devoted an enormous amount of their time to bringing this story to life.

If you want to know anything about SpaceX’s Raptor engine, you’re covered here. This is the engine in real life. Nice huh! The next of these, the Raptor Version 2, would each have a thrust force of over 230 metric tons. With many pictures of Raptor, Alex made some magic like this. A 3D model so detailed, that you can even see it as glass.

It was on full starship and even animation like fake launch material and flight and these reentry animations. This is exactly what we’re expecting to see in real life with SpaceX’s first orbital test flight earlier this year. What’s especially exciting, I think, is that Alex didn’t create this magic out of nowhere.

Other rocket development agencies have been prompted to take notice. What’s more, Alex is working directly with Launcher to create official presentation materials. Another project that we are watching closely this coming year. If you are in love with that Raptor model, then Izaan also has some pretty crazy skills as shown in this model of Raptor No. 50.

The time taken in this work is just mind boggling. Corey also known as C-Bass Productions is another very talented individual. He has been a staple of our channel since day one and I think it is safe to say, that he knows Starship inside and out. With a great eye for detail like the one we see here in one of our favorites, the interior view of Starship Plumbing I love this simplicity for the entire Starship view in explaining the fuel storage and tank layout, and the autogenous pressurization system.

Fuel is rapidly depleting, while Starship needs to keep tanks pressed. This is all very interesting. Once again some more incredible trips here to see what a starship launch might look like with breathtaking animations, along with wild plans to catch the booster out of the air upon its return, the real first catch attempt will be on a future booster.

Probably to take a second or third flight, so this animation uses the upgraded 33-engine layout instead of the current 29 Raptor engine Booster 4. I want to say thank you personally. Tony Bella, a fellow Australian, has been incredibly generous in sharing his time and material with me and the community. There is something very unique and compelling about the intricate information graphics they create. As you can tell from the material itself here.

He is an award winning illustrator, graphic designer and cartoonist. This too is a subtle work. Not only is there all the amazing Starship and SpaceX related infographics and illustration. Now we share beautiful renders from ErcX all the time. I don’t know how much introduction Eric needs, as he has accumulated quite a following on Twitter. One thing you might not know is how closely Eric works with Mike, who runs the Smallstars channel here. Just this one post explores possible interior options for SpaceX’s lunar starship.

1. Please know that this “thank you” is also to all of you who have contacted us over the past year. You have helped improve not only my channel, but the entire space community with your amazing creative talent. Now I haven’t spent a lot of time talking about Elon’s last Starship presentation, and I have something different for you today.
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3. You’ll find the information you’re looking for in Brilliants’ extensive content library. Take this Computer Science Fundamentals course as an example. Computers can make almost countless decisions every second, but what you might not know is that most of these decisions can be broken down into very simple processes. This course explains this with easy-to-understand visuals such as this decision tree.
4. It’s great to visualize ideas like this, and that means, that you can learn in bite-sized pieces, and then build on that knowledge as you progress. If you’re naturally curious and you want to build those problem-solving skills, now I thought Elon’s last Starship presentation was inspiring enough.
5. Using all the assets at our disposal we have created a mini starship presentation of our own. And I think it’s a great way to bring the new year. 2022 is going to be amazing, so strap in, hold tight, and enjoy the ride. SpaceX’s overarching goal is to advance space technology, so that humanity can become a multi-planetary species, and eventually a space-faring civilization and make the things we read about in science fiction come true.
6. They are not always fiction. What we’re aiming to develop with Starship is a generalized means of transporting large amounts of people, or people, anywhere in the Solar System.