YouTuber’s Question Helps Elon Musk Improve Starship
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The moment he realised it he immediately wanted to work on it
Probably
Yep that hamster wheel 🎡 went into overdrive for all to see
People hate on him unfairly but he is truly based.
“Work on it” 😂
This video shows he has no idea what he’s doing
No. Later on he took credit for the idea 💀 Just an egocentric jerk. Every hint goes this way. Success ruined him, he did awesome things 4y ago+
That one employee who suggest this idea 5months ago punching air😂
😂
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Relateble
True. I was thinking the same thing!
Not an employee, it's Everyday Astronaut asking the question.
I love how a real conversation can sometimes lead to an epiphany.
That's why we are supposed to talk to eachother instead of yelling to shut up.
@patrikknoerr9777 I don't know about everyone else, but I can agree to disagree peacefully. 🍻
@@jimmytaylor570 You get a place on my ark when the flood cleans off the filth of this rotten sephiroth. Bring along as many cats as you like.
It's so nice, to bounce ideas off each other, that's why we need each other!😃
I love Elon but I think this idea had already occured to the interviewer before Elon realized. RIGHT??? I don't like how Elon decided it was his idea while he was answering the man's questions. This is how little guy workers are exploited for their input without any recognition for his part.
Simple conversations that change everything.
Respectful questions lead to conversations lead to innovation
Elon doesn’t design rockets. What happened is he got caught talking bullshit.
Now you can say you have helped develop Starship Tim!
Respectively the magnetosheath is the region of space between the magnetopause and the bow shock of a planet's magnetosphere.
You may argue that the Apollo mission couldn't have gone through the deadly Van Allen belts due to the high radiation levels. However,
it's important to remember that 99% of the deadly mass is outside of these belts. But inside of Earth's magnetosphere has never been encountered the 99% mass because it only receives one percent of those particles.
That's the purpose and function of the bow shock, which is why Earth and Mars are completely different. Without a spacecraft designed with a magnetosphere, we cannot leave Earth's magnetosphere.
These points are not my own this nfo come from research conducted by Princeton, Berkeley, UCLA, GSI, CERN, every single particle physicist on the planet, every solar physicist on the planet, NASA's heliophysics education activation team, and our international partners.
More like "Singlehandedly saved Spaceship program".
and soon hes gonna ride it around the moon
@@AwesomeBlackDude what's this got to do with the topic of a CZcamsr helping to develop Starship?
@@DaelinTV that individual posted that same reply in other comments, it’s either a bored individual or a person who is trying there AI
This is why a GREAT QUESTION is Important.
I'd argue that this is why every question is important. You never know what bridge in ideas in will create, or how it will change someone's perspective. Ask everything, you can forget abiut the useless questions but you can't think of everything yourself.
Yes 🙌
Also a great argument for why people want employees back in the office and around each other. Random conversations can spark great ideas!!
@@iridium8341 "That CZcamsr" Is going to literally fly around the Moon on the "Dear Moon" Mission. For almost anyone one else i would agree but TIm has some things to look forward to!
@@iridium8341he'll be telling this to his grand grandsons.
Genius on display: the willingness to remain open to new/old ideas.
Elon doesn’t design rockets. What happened is he got caught talking bullshit.
That's a smart man. To hear something. Immediately realize fault, and admitting his fault and makes correction. Taking advice and learning is what make incredible people. No ego. Just intelligence winning over all.
Verdade. Só a humildade nos leva mais além. Um dia alguem disse: Uma empresa é tão forte como o seu elo mais fraco pois até ele pode ter uma ideia de génio 🧞♂️
But it’s not a smart man, who believes this video is not staged which to anyone with a brain cell, it clearly is. Elon Musk is not a rocket scientist or an engineer. This video is total PR nonsense.
On the contrary Elon took full credit for the idea even when clearly the interviewer made the suggestion. The Utuber literally suggested the biggest impact and Elons ego wouldn't let him give credit where credit was due.
@@ZND572 interesting take, im kind of confused how you’re getting a negative sense out of this whole thing? like for example theres no ego in this specific clip and elon isn’t being snarky or anything like that so how does your brain process this conclusion? just wondering
That's not just smart. That's WISE. There is definitely a difference.
That's one benefit of being transparent to the fans and nerds
Musk is hardly transparent. The whole point of starship is it would be able to travel the world and refuel like a car with a gas tank. Falcon was supposed to be 1/10th the cost per launch. All of this was supposed to be done years ago.
The nerds are the fans
@@dannibble R&D takes many years and trial and errors. Hell it took the u.s quite a bit of set backs and learning curves to land people on the moon.
@@8Maduce50yeah a learning curve that lead to the Saturn v which never failed and was never intentionally blown up. And that lead to all the other rockets that do whatever you need because we know how rockets work, that includes falcon heavy which had a normal person test launch. Then we had sls which was never intentionally blown up and had a normal person test launch. Now musks popularity is slowing down so he announces starship will probably explode on the first launch then it's going to explode because that's the plan. And he wants the world to stop development of AI tech, I think the narcissism is clear.
@@yourassasin8844 you clearly aren’t an engineer or have any understanding of engineering. They are trying to make the first extra planetary capable completely reusable human rated space craft. Firsts are difficult in engineering and can take a while. They aren’t taking 10 years doing 10s of thousands of simulations before launching, they’re doing rapid prototyping. It allows more comprehensive testing of new ideas. Please properly research before going on a rant about something you know absolutely nothing about. There are plenty of amazing resources available to anyone with an internet connection, use them.
Wow. Never underestimate the power of a good question.
Now we need to start asking the right questions in Congress 😂
And also it says a lot about Elon. A good idea is a good idea, and he didn’t let his ego get in the way of it.
@@Elonmusk-dz9ve - Springfield, MA...with you all the way!
@@StopListenThink funny you say that, I feel plenty of questions get asked by congress to various agencies and bureaus they always deflect the questions and never tell the truth. Leads me to believe they have more power than those elected.
@@JDMJAMES truth serum what they need
Bro Got Hired On The Spot
He just asked a question for conversation. Wasn't a suggestion.
The full vid shows the interviewer trying to tell him to do it by asking the question. Later, Elon refuses to acknowledge the interviewer gave him the idea
Thats what i was thinking myself bro😆
@@boujeknr7457yes sir. Pissed me off.
@@boujeknr7457no he didn't. He literally kept bringing the space CZcamsrs back and gave this guy and even longer more in-depth tour months later and THANKED him for being the inspiration. He did a long interview on it and I think he even mentioned it in another long interview with I think it was called the third row Tesla podcast. It was like 2 interviews with the same people. One was over 4 hours and the other was over 3 hours. It's something Elon has done before with Tesla, he uses intelligent questions to inspire changes in his product and to make it better. Oh and the guy interviewing Elon is everyday astronaut. The guy literally knows everything about rocket engines and his merch is literally technical diagrams of the different rocket engines. He's exceptionally bright and not just another CZcamsr. I think he literally studied it and physics in college. He went in purposely wanting to ask this question because he couldn't understand why it hadn't already been done. Because it obviously COULD be done. Yes Elon WOULD have figured it out sooner or later like he did with self landing rockets. He keeps tinkering with it till it works reliably and then builds better and better add ons.
It appears that they may have, in fact, needed hot gas thrusters, or at least stronger ullage ones.
Elon: thanks for the suggestion but how do I take it without someone making claims against me? Oh, I know.. "It just occurred to me while I was explaining it to you!"
@@jonslg240lmao that’s not the context he was speaking in, you clearly haven’t seen anything more than this short.
@@MeWhenTheWhenThe context is fun to play with, it's like a fidget spinner when I can't get the sticky stuff to come out of my thingy 🤧
I admire him for being open to admit his own mistake.
At least not until months latter when he stated that he had all ready thought about the rectification while he was talking about it. The Ego will say anything to save face.
It’s cool because it wasn’t a mistake, just something he didn’t see yet.
he didn't, he wanted to thank him but pride quickly took over and took all the credit for himself
@@rogerjamespaul5528he did think about it though. He was asking a question for clarification (and not necessarily to bring up an issue), then Elon thought about the answer. That’s when he realized it was probably a good idea.
My goal in life is to make people happy, so if you are happy to believe in fairies, then that makes me happy.@@Landon-_
That face of realization is on point, that simple question really changed the ship's development course
It also says a lot about how openminded Elon is to new ideas, no matter where they come from.
@@lgtwzrd Respectively the magnetosheath is the region of space between the magnetopause and the bow shock of a planet's magnetosphere.
You may argue that the Apollo mission couldn't have gone through the deadly Van Allen belts due to the high radiation levels. However,
it's important to remember that 99% of the deadly mass is outside of these belts. But inside of Earth's magnetosphere has never been encountered the 99% mass because it only receives one percent of those particles.
That's the purpose and function of the bow shock, which is why Earth and Mars are completely different. Without a spacecraft designed with a magnetosphere, we cannot leave Earth's magnetosphere.
These points are not my own this nfo come from research conducted by Princeton, Berkeley, UCLA, GSI, CERN, every single particle physicist on the planet, every solar physicist on the planet, NASA's heliophysics education activation team, and our international partners.
It appears that I can't escape you even here
I find it hard to believe that Musk makes much direct technical input into Starship development. He has a large team of excellent engineers who would have already considered the issue being discussed. Musk has a lot of balls in the air, with Tesla, SpaceX, endlessly posting stuff to Twitter, doing media interviews, running the commercial aspects of his companies, etc, etc.
@@Tailspin80 Exactly I have always been allowed to improve my job and not just do what my boss wanted. As a janitor I found it much faster and easier to just flush the trash down the toilets than remove it to the waste bin outside in the snow. Sure it clogged up once or twice but that is why we have plumbers, right?
And that's what really earns my Respect. To think about a comment and just be so open to consider it, doesn't happen so often.
or he has no idea what he's been talking about since falcon 1
Wow ... no one else does that .... yes what a "genius" ....
😂😂😂😂😂😂 tem Musk e a figuração poderia ser a dele pra Lula e e ele pra mim né Ou esse ou Madonnaaaa??? Kkkkkkkkkk
How much respect does he earn in claiming it was his own idea?
It happens with elon often he is always open to a new idea
Dude that is very humble
You just saved SpaceX a ton of money. Elon owes you a beer.
*billion dollarS
A million dollars bro.. That was a million dollar momen.. A normal guy would owe him a beer, not the richest man in the world… Lol
How about some stock..😂
He was transferred a million dollars and 1200 stocks.
Or at least a Tesla.
It takes a smart humble man to question the answers he’s already provided in real time and consider they may be wrong and inadequate after he’s already given them.
I mean you won’t last long as an engineer if you’re not prepared to be wrong and listen to other ideas.
@@Drenwickification but that's not really what happened here.
There was no other idea to listen to.
@@Jehty_ what do you mean? There were 2 options, make the design changes or keep with what they had.
What I’m saying is a good engineer will always listen to others give feedback on how their design could be improved. If you don’t have that attitude then you will suck as an engineer.
@@Drenwickification but there was no feedback given in this video.
It's an interview. Tim just asks questions.
And Musk picked up on that question and used that as the starting point for a train of thought.
It was cool to watch his brain roll with that question, and realize how it could be applied else where to improve the success rate of the entire mission. This was a very interesting interview from start to finish, actually.
That very moment a brilliant man took a question and considered it, you could hear the thanks and gratitude. Excellent moment.
One of my favourite moments in all the starship development
Well that, and the argument to make it more pointy. 😅
@@michielvandorsser7691 thats #1 no competition
@@michielvandorsser7691 thats #1 no competition
@@Elonmusk-dz9ve Spain🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
@@ErnestCF you're so welcome my dear, it's really a pleasure to have you here..
"It occured to me while I was explaining it to you."
In other words, it occured to him BECAUSE you suggested it to him.
He didn't actually suggest it to him. He just said "but that's only for the booster".
The genius was to recycle hot gas as propulsion.
Nobody deserves credit for suggesting another use of something they haven't invented if they don't even know how it can be implemented.
It took 8 months, and that is probably the reason it was not done before (engineers would have noticed that redundancy anyway. it is what they do)
Video shows different
Come on, he _almost_ said thanks
No. Give the genius his due.
Tim what did you do?!?!
RIP S28 😂
😂
@@user-qy1dy1ms9m sometimes best part is no part isn’t a good idea
Lol
@@clevergirl4457 didn't get you Mrs clever girl
Highlights the beauty and value in face to face discourse
Gotta love the way he approaches new information
He should have stuck with only building rockets and cars not social media companies.
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 really? And why is that?
@@jorgeferreira2009He's largely turned twitter into a pro-nazi far right platform with very little moderation (leading to advertisers fleeing en masse due to not wanting their products next to said nazi content among other trash). He also implemented blue-checkmark for everyone and put it at the top of every post so all the worst far-right trolls (including outright racism and slurs) are seen at the very top of of twitter posts. He also made twitter (X) into a shadow of it's former self, lost tens of billions in brand value, and the company continues to struggle to bring back advertisers. I guess Mike Pillow might be interested lol...
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 Using it for AI, and plans on doing a financial project he thought about years ago, that has not been done yet, but will use the X platform to deploy. Get in position, to stand on the shoulder of a giant, to ask that question, like Tim.
@@derricksmalls2293 yes I'm familiar with the musk driven hype, but he's done a piss poor job with X so far and wasted tens of billions of dollars to turn it into a far right hate platform. I guess we'll see if he's able to make something remotely successful after such a failure.
A sign of genius is realizing somebody else can have an simple idea that changes everything.
Yeah but he took credit for it.
@@SophiaAphroditewell yeah because he’s the one who sat down and implemented his idea 😂😂 wdym, the dude did 0 work other than to propose an idea 💡
@@SophiaAphrodite no, not if you watch the full video.
Nietzsche answers with that rhetorical question: "if I have the key to your chains, why should my lock and your lock be the same", meaning that you can redeem/help/save other even though you cannot redeem/help/save yourself." ❤
@@DankBucketYT OP mentioned how a simple idea changes everything. Sophia said he (Elon Musk) took credit for it. Clearly she doesn't mean Elon Musk took credit for implementing said idea, she means he literally took credit for coming up with the idea.
Elon didn’t just say “no we got this” then changed it. He legit gave the guy credit and fixed it!
Pretty rare fr.
I didn't feel like he actually gave the guy credit. "It occurred to me while I was explaining it to you..." The interviewer was clearly leading him there.
Not really...if you hear his hindsight version he says 'i just realized while explaining it to you.' the other dude totally explained it to HIM. Elons famous for taking credit for other ppls ideas.
And THAT'S WHY Tim Dodd has Elon's ear, he asks intelligent and pertinent questions. Unlike the inane questions asked by most "journalists".
I love when they asked about mars toilets, like does that reporter even know about Newton laws?
yes we call them puff pcs..
rehersed bullshizzle.
Those stupid journalists just ask the questions that matter.
& pretend fascist yes men are never good at talking about what's real.
So now you know homeboy.
Big corporate media journalists are nothing but talking heads. They wouldn’t know a real question if it hit them in the face. And congress wouldn’t know one if they sat in front of them testifying, oh wait, that literally happened. I loved Elon calling out the BBC to the reporters face!!
“Does this space ship have accommodations for disabled astronauts?”
@@theeldritchtroll5373 user @Elonmuskdz9ve
The best contribution is always asking the right questions.
One of the reasons the starship rolled uncontrollably in IFT 3. They are now reverting back to using hot gas thrusters.
kkkkkkkk
Questioning oneself and getting input from everywhere makes us all better
This makes him even more credible and likable to me. No arrogance, no bs, no word salad, listens, adapts and overcomes. Awesome!
You did notice that it became *his* idea, right? 🙄
@@ZiggyGrok well duh. Tim didn't actually come up with the idea. He asked an intelligent question. That spark, lit the flame in Elon's mind. Within seconds, his brain fleshed it out into a concept. Tim INSPIRED the solution, Elon thought of it.
@@fredandersen9873 oh really. If Tim didn't have the idea, how could Tim ask the question?
@@ZiggyGrok Elon literally said "it occurred to me while I was explaining it to you." Watch again, Tim didn't tell him to do something, he just asked a question that made Elon pause to think through the design.
@@brois841 the implied question of Tim is :its only for the booster? why is the starship different?
I can’t describe how much this sort of raw honest vulnerability makes me happy. It’s so hard to be like this and almost no one in power is, genuinely a fraction of a percent I reckon. If our leaders just had that ability, the world could be so, so much better and people wouldn’t have to suffer nearly as much as they do.
Our leaders seem to want us to suffer. At least the current ones in the US certainly do. Sick.
And wearing a casual tshirt
You can literally see the gears turning in elons head when hes going over the idea
Teaching a concept to undergrads or explaining something to a layman can really identify and force you to unpack and reevaluate any assumptions you’ve been working under. It’s an avenue that can be very fruitful in leading you to new ideas.
-It occured to me while I was explaining it to you
-Nope, it occurred to you when I asked the right question
Exactly. His ego is bigger than starship.
Get that CZcamsr an honorary engineering degree
Will be a real astronaut 🔜😅
It’s Tim Dodd “The Everyday Astronaut”. He’s been selected to be on the Starship crew for one of its first flights around the moon.
@@bobespirit2112 Well deserved!
@@Tresla 💯 %
Well musk isn't an engineer,
Yeah that gas thruster change worked out real well on ITF3 😂
You could see the AHA moment there
A great inventor always acknowledges and respects the original ideas of others.
Nice username
inventor...WHERE?
Well he didnt.
“acknowledges the original ideas of others…. as their own.”. there, i fixed it for ya.
He went from “now that you mentioned it.” to
“it occurred to me.”
@@illkissyourightnow It did occur to him. Didn't you watch the video? The person he was talking to just confirmed what was already in place, he didn't suggest anything.
While speaking with him, Elon got the idea.
Love this so much. Every time it comes up I always give it a watch.
Thank for your kindness ❤
Amazing man, he is actually listening and thinking about what other people are saying.
He took credit for the idea though.
@@SophiaAphroditeit was his idea. The person asking the question didn’t offer any solutions.
Of course, he wants extra billions, he has to listen
i think we all do tht f f s ,man why you fawning over a billionaire
@@queenj.8i895 So in your head, if I ask if we should have pizza and you say yes, having pizza was _your_ idea?
His face looks like Dr House when figuring out the case.
That moment you realize this one innocent question may have costed us a lot of time and money on S28 on the payload door issue, prop transfer failure and unexpected high roll rates due to an underperforming ullage RCS system.
But the genius! Lmao.
So why didn’t Elon give this man a check or not fired him after helping him? He saved y’all money
In all fairness, hot gas thruster systems weren't very popular back in the early days so it's not been fully tried and tested on a large scale like this before. Can't expect everything to work the first time.
Nice 👍
Second try and it worked just fine.
It’s nice how Elon shows appreciation when other people help him
That's why he didn't patent any of his designs.
how? instead of admitting the youtuber gave him the idea he just says it occured to him.
@@godlesspothead6258 he did admit and give the person credit.. he says you're right
@@davelew86is that why he didn’t patent his designs? Or did he have a direct relationship with Michael Griffin President and COO of In-Q-Tel. Who shortly after his trip with Elon to buy Space Xs first jet was named NASA Administrator (aka Chief of NASA).
Who very clearly has handed Elon private military patents not available to public….
Edit: aka making the “tech” unpatentable because it was already a patent.
@@davelew86 did we watch the same video?
I love how quick Elon is to consider something and change his mind. So many people would have assumed they knew best and just “looked into it,” and nothing would be done any time soon.
Like the ones who've worked on Boeing's Starliner.
Guys come on... he's a cowardly anti-Ukraine scammer. His infrastructure projects like the hyperloop or the Vegas tesla tunnel are complete shams and he literally threatened to take star link away from Ukraine, and did for a while because he wanted to force them to sue for peace. He's a megalomaniac!
HE DOESN'T change his mind quickly. He is just arbitrary, went right wing just like that.
He has a talent for that. Unfortunately, he sometimes applies that talent to topics he's grossly ignorant on and comes off as a dic.
Tme/Elonmuskdz9ve
Zero person that is a CEO would have said "we have 2 systems when we only need one, let's keep the 2 and pay more having more complexity and problems"
That boy will remember that moment for the rest of his life. Truly glorious moment.
What boy?
This is why I talk to people about my inventions, the ideas that come to me as they ask their questions is out of this world.
This is why he is so successful. He's smarter than the majority of people, but humble enough to take advice and suggestions.
Thanks for being a great fan ❤️
Tim didn't give advice to Elon. He's not that arrogant.
@@jn-ny8bh he asked a question Elon turned into a suggestion. Close
@@christophersmith8316 I disagree
Literally called a guy pedo for saving kids
Punched his ticket on Starship right here.
This is why good leaders want you to ask questions
Love watching how fast his brain works and how he looks when he is thinking/figuring something out💯
He wanted to leave right then and there to get to work. 😂
I recall that moment in the interview the first time I saw it. That was a wow moment when it was clear Elon was really listening to you. It mimics his response at your interview with him at the BFS Mark 1 unveil when you asked about aerospike engines.
I saw that too back then. But the aerospike isn´t a thing due to many reasons, and I was a bit suprised that Elon did not know / had not iterated about this before. I am sure his engineers told im later that aerospike was a no go.
I do too, it was epic!😅
This is why it's important to surround yourself with workers that will question and challenge ideas once in a while.
This is why questions should should always be free to speak
I love how hes able to take info or feedback from anyone not just qualified engineer's thats b/c hes humble enough to know good ideas can come from anywhere,anyone,at any given moment. Its that type of open minded and humility that will take us beyond our planet and into the distant future.
You have been so conned. He is good at one thing....bullshitting and the uninformed just gobble it up as gospel. Let me tell you the man is scientifically illiterate. I actually have a proper Physics degree unlike Elon (he's not an 'engineer' either!)
The guy's a qualified engineer. The guy had the idea, he presented it to him in the form of questioning.
you obviously know nothing about Elon if you think he's humble. Go look up actual information about Elon, not from his personal online persona he pushes out and you'll quickly realize the guy is a complete idiot who's just confident. He steals credit, fires employees who correct him, and lives off of his family wealth from a African gemstone mine
The CZcamsr here is a former nasa employee, a random anybody wouldn't understand a thing he's saying
Elon's many things, but humble is not one of them.
Literally anyone can learn from someone else and it's so refreshing that a genius such as Musk hasn't lost that.
Aged like milk
The best way to learn is together, even for smart people, sometimes a complicated mind forgets to look at the simple answers until someone else mentions it 😗
Bouncing on it bro 😂
At least he mentions it. Most people would just stare, be quiet, and retreat saying no more questions.
The little "while *I* was explaining it to *you* " instead of "I realised when you asked a really good question" is such a sweet little insight into the world Elon lives in.
Legal reason helps avoid them suing for giving him an idea.
@@rowrowflo there's video evidence, that's really not it. it's just his ego showing
@@mchammer5026 yeah you can see he was about to say thank you but realize the legal situation that could put him in
@mchammer5026 it really is for legal reasons tho
@@atreides_dk of course mister lawyer sir
He got half a thanks out of him. Well done bro
Thanks for your contributions to space Tim!
This is why they are the best in the industry. Everyone at the company is open to new ideas and will test them. While older bigger companies would gloss over that question and would only consider advice from top brass. Original ideas come from anyone and even though he didn't say it directly he analyzed his question as a though experiment instead of a simply yes or no question.
The art of listening
He is a great engineer because he is not afraid to have his assumptions challenged and if a better way is suggested or implied, he will run with it.
Okay so Tim is going : "Hey, let me help the richest man in the world build a rocket that is going to get me to the moon" Epic
I think this was before he knew he was chosen to go to the moon. So he was just helping out from the goodness of his heart. :)
@@ecospider5 Yep. Karma. Help Starship develop faster, be the only person chosen for Dear Moon who legitimately deserves his seat.
Actually, tim knew for quite some time without being able to tell anyone. He was chosen before starting his channel! That's a huge secret to keep from your family and friends for so long
@@jeremycraig181 So like, I watched the Everyday Astronaut's earliest videos and the ones where he talked about what got him into the whole idea. I'm going to stop short of saying I find this unbelievable and simply ask for a source. His channel predates the announcement of the Dear Moon project, so it would be interesting, at the _very_ least, to learn how a then-nobody on CZcams ended up being selected before they even started taking submissions.
@@Asterra2his source is: I made it the fuvk up
Instead of 20 board Meetings, 2 humble geniuses, and 1 conversation
Thanks for your love care and support, it's my pleasure talking to you here. Where are you from?
@@ElonMusk-vu9svwtf 😂😂😂
The genius is the one who invented the recycling the hot gas as propulsion. To suggest it can be used elsewhere is something they would have done to anyway. That is how prototypes work
Nothing is a given and even if so in what time frame....
NASA 😀
In coding that's called rubber ducking, it always helps
No engines relight, no thrusters!
What an intellect, rather than get defensive he reviews the concept and goes with it, genius of our generation
The fact he took on the idea , what a
This shows that Elon musk doesn’t have a huge ego or is narcissistic
Isn’t that the bare minimum though?
@@crempies5610not really
@@crempies5610did you see when he was jealous that someone else saved people so he called him a pedo
That's what makes Elon so great, he's not worried about being wrong, he's worried about efficiency or doing it right etc depending on which project it is. He's able to keep his ego in check and see the bigger picture
I love the fact that he's humble enough to say you made me realize
This is an example of being honest and open to new improvements .... A genius
Love that elon, as stubborn as he may seem, doesnt mind admitting to a “youtuber” that they’ve given him an insight. This is SCIENCE!
that will change the upcoming human history by butterfly effect
are u related to Henry Ford. u must be driving the cars which have your surname I think
he didn’t admit it. he made out the idea was all his
@@dazdaz4000 exactly! Which is really, really poor (lets not say bitchmove)
@@KimmenKruemel69 LOL YOU CERTAINLY ARE AWARE THAT ENVY KILLS.
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BUT THEN MAYBE YOU'D RATHER DIE FROM ENVY, THAN TAKE IT WITH YOU AS A SIN.
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MIND YOU IN THIS CASE YOU WILL E T E R N A L L Y PAY FOR IT...
There's so many people getting tons of views making shorts about this, it's about time there's one coming from the actual source.
@@Elonmusk-dz9ve I am watching from under the covers in bed with your mom.
That was a good insight from the interviewer
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BIGGEST example of how easy a good idea works and just fix an issue you didn't see, though I still feel the interviewer WANTED drama, but Ellon's approach made it more humbling
You can literally see him think his realization and talk all at the same time but also be open enough to admit it needs an upgrade
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Where are you watching from.?
The ship is one clusterfuck of new technologies. They know the thing aint ready yet but just push it to get it ready faster.
This is how prototypes work. The only one who deserves credit is the one who thought of recycling hot gas as propulsion
i remember seeing the original interview going "wait! did tim really just directly contribute to starship development?!"
dito!
With no credit or recognition.
@@DavidMacKayEcredit for asking a question?
Same.
@@DavidMacKayEwhy would he get that he asked one question
Using hot gas thrusters may have been the reason why it burnt up on re-entry over the Indian Ocean.
"It occurred to me as I was explaining it to you." Notice how he actually took credit for the idea himself and didn't recognize where he got the idea from.
Humility is the essence of discovery. You can only learn something if you understand that you don't already know it all. Elon Musk arguably has the right to claim he knows more than anybody on the planet.
Finally an official video of this iconic moment that changed starship for the better ❤
For months other “CZcamsrs” have been cashing in on it! lol I’m pretty sure I’ve watched this same short from a different channel…same title too!
Let's not blame Tim for those frozen RCS nozzles - this was just a question.
That’s honesty and selflessness right there!…rare traits!😊
He almost said thank you😂
He never want to say that word 😅
He actually did say thanks in the first part of the clip
@@Internetmoney_x78He said thanks, you dummy
@@ansar2137These people are soo stupid, unbelievable
He did say thanks did you even watch?
I like how Elon just keeps it real. He doesn't act like a bot.
@@Elonmusk-dz9vebut you definitely act like a bot
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Careful, don't upset the Ego.@@Elonmusk-dz9ve
I just wish he'd just stick to things I can respect as an engineer, rather than throwing accusations at ppl trying to help others or aiding pootin by limiting Starlink in Ukraine. He doesn't have to worry about selling his cars in ruzzia, they are going to be bankrupt for decades. I love that he is tearing up the rule book when it comes to space flight. But he needs to stop meddling in politics. It's not his forte.
His willingness to learn without shame is clearly one of the reasons he is a genius.
thtas how NEED to do EVERYTHING you hear something "nonsense" and think it "is it really useless information?" and than realize "no its not useless"
This is why he's Elon Musk Humble enough to listen and act
And to take all credit while the issue was pointed to him
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@@dendrinnomad5934 done cry?
@@Kerpeles done cry 😢
@@dendrinnomad5934 no worries, english isn't my first language neither
That is perhaps the most Elon moment among Elon moments. The ability *and willingness* to think about and make such a huge design decision - although we can be sure he & his team gave it a very thorough look before implementing it.
This is why humans need eachother
I love how humble he was about it. Respect
That day, Tim was given the Willy Wonka Golden Ticket to the Chocolate Factory.
Hope you enjoy your Starship flight Tim.
This is the reason why he is pioneering new ways to go into space. Any idea no matter how crazy it might be is a good one
Respectively the magnetosheath is the region of space between the magnetopause and the bow shock of a planet's magnetosphere.
You may argue that the Apollo mission couldn't have gone through the deadly Van Allen belts due to the high radiation levels. However,
it's important to remember that 99% of the deadly mass is outside of these belts. But inside of Earth's magnetosphere has never been encountered the 99% mass because it only receives one percent of those particles.
That's the purpose and function of the bow shock, which is why Earth and Mars are completely different. Without a spacecraft designed with a magnetosphere, we cannot leave Earth's magnetosphere.
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the "THANKS, now were gonna fix that" got me
He almost said thanks for that but changed it up so fast we going to look into that
He daisy the theb Hal 900 😅
Elon Musk skated right over the word, “thanks”.
because 100 different things were going through his head at that moment
@@rainfall2880🤣 is that what made him swallow half of that one syllable word? 🤡
It's Elon
Should have dropped him a 10k
assist fee.
It was quick but he did say it in the 1st clip
You are right. Maybe he or one of his engineers figures out this obvious fix, but maybe they realize it millions of dollars down the road. He is human and humans don’t like to admit they screwed up.
I love how open he is about everything.. his approach is so cool. Push it until it fails then figure out why. Then do it again.
Imagine if people were able to set aside their differences on everything at least enough to have a conversation.
I love how humble he is