You could visit this Space Station before 2030 for $500k or Less!

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    Thanks to @labpadre for SpaceX Super Heavy video footage.

Komentáře • 441

  • @skytreker
    @skytreker Před rokem +33

    Finally a station that does Von Braun's and "2001 SO" visons justice!

    • @edl617
      @edl617 Před rokem

      The von Braun space station was first conceptualized in 1903 or 19 08 one of those years by Russian and in 1929 by a soviet scientist further extrapolated on how to do a von Braun space station

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @macjonte
    @macjonte Před rokem +44

    Can we just take the minute to appreciate the awesome Saturn 5 launch video? Wow.

  • @Pemberdeer
    @Pemberdeer Před rokem +36

    Would be great to see a working model of the Sargon (even a 1:50 scale down) churn out a VERA torus. The CGI animations are great but getting real hardware together would really prove the genius of engineering design that Gateway is.

    • @smith167
      @smith167 Před rokem +7

      this is a con lmao

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem +4

      Remember. They are selling you cgi animations. Nothing else. This whole thing is pathetically promoted and will never happen. Look at them using humans to build stuff that robots are supposed to do automatically in orbit. It's laughable how far they have to go. It's almost not even worth starting to try big projects like this. We should wait for a.i. to advance more to help us figure out solutions. God knows this guy promoting this project knows absolutely nothing.

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

    • @TiaguinhouGFX
      @TiaguinhouGFX Před rokem +3

      @@trout3685 If every great in history thought like you, nothing would ever have been done.

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem

      @@TiaguinhouGFX they did think like me. If they thought like this guy they'd never finish anything.

  • @johnacott1238
    @johnacott1238 Před rokem +11

    The collaborative efforts to move into space is one of the few things left that humans do that really inspire me.
    I look on at all the pointless and seemingly forever wars, with all the suffering and death with dismay and disgust.
    But the military industrial complex is forever hungry and needs feeding.

    • @TJPlaysNow
      @TJPlaysNow Před rokem +3

      I just want to live in space lol

  • @aurora7207
    @aurora7207 Před rokem +10

    Nice cut of the Apollo launch, very inspiring.

    • @rictus7222
      @rictus7222 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Yeah that was extra badassery throwing that in their

  • @rubinortiz2311
    @rubinortiz2311 Před rokem +28

    I will admit I am skeptical of y’all. However I like the how y’all think and I believe more people like you are needed to progress humanity

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem

      No this is exactly what we don't need. We need people who think critically and can recognize bullshit when they see it. These people are playing off the ignorant dreams of people who want to live in space. Their project makes no sense, living in space for some sort of vacation makes no sense, and the idea that any of this will happen in our lifetimes is simply a lie. People need real education not this fantasy shit.

    • @rubinortiz2311
      @rubinortiz2311 Před rokem +4

      @@trout3685 like I said I’m very skeptical myself but people where saying the same things about the planes 10 years before the wright brothers flew and everyone thought it be impossible for us to land on the moon only 8 years after we had sent the first man into space.

    • @EleanorPeterson
      @EleanorPeterson Před 5 měsíci

      Um.. Just for the record, George Cayley had a man airborne in controlled flight 50 years before the Wright brothers, although his aircraft had no engine because the only things with light-enough portable horsepower in Cayley's time had hooves...😁
      Regarding the advance of the human race, I think a real sign of progress would be sorting out mankind's problems here on Earth before indulging in 'useless' jaunts into space.
      With respect to all those concerned, including those who lost their lives in the endeavour, putting a man on the Moon was an absurd waste of time, money and human ingenuity, intended purely to sooth a nation's bruised pride after having lost the only space race that mattered to Russia [i.e. achieving low Earth orbit and creating artificial satellites].
      We have no business spreading ourselves across the solar system in person until we've shown that we can manage planet Earth successfully. THAT would be an impressive feat. Running away to the Moon or Mars is wrong wrong, wrong.
      An adult who's soiled his bedsheets should wash them, not just go next door and vomit in a clean bed.
      And so-called space tourism is nothing more than a money-grabbing ego trip. We can do a lot better than that as a species.
      The human race has proved that it isn't mature enough to go off planet.
      Yet.

  • @paulbrunton877
    @paulbrunton877 Před rokem +13

    Brilliant and informative video, my dreams of being out there are more than I could afford, but as a retired fabricater welder of pressure vessels in England I will just have to watch the night sky and see you build that station Vera, good luck to one and all. 🌠🌝

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem +7

      You won't idk how you people are so gullible. I mean I get that you are trying to be positive and want to see it so badly but we need people to start being critical thinkers for humanities sake. This is not going to happen. Especially not in your lifetime if you're already retired. Be realistic. Have they made anything at all that they plan on sending up yet? Why do so many people want to go into orbit so bad? Why can't anyone appreciate earth anymore? It's not going to be as amazing as you think it is. Imagine 200 years ago people would say the same thing about flying in planes yet today we sit there and moan and groan like it's such an inconvenience.

  • @TheBuel
    @TheBuel Před rokem +58

    I'm sure you have thought of this already, but don't forget companies like SpaceX or even NASA could have repair bays for on orbit maintenance. Even if it's just for damage tile. They could have parts up there so they wouldn't have to attempt risky de-orbits like has happened before. I think that would be invaluable when it comes to safety of passengers. I'm sure repairs on orbit would be much cheaper than sending up a replacement craft. Personally I would love the opportunity to work and live in space, whether building the station or even cleaning the bathrooms. I think I'm one of those people that might not come back down.

    • @andrewbrady3139
      @andrewbrady3139 Před rokem +1

      You don’t need a license to work on spacecraft.

    • @alanvermillionsr7126
      @alanvermillionsr7126 Před rokem +1

      Same here.

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem

      I wish people would stop saying space and just say orbit. So many ignorant people have all these preconceived ideas when they hear space. As if they will be traveling intergalactically to visit other beings. No your simply in a free fall very close to the earth's atmosphere. We don't need you people polluting our orbital areas any more than they already are just so rich people can feel a sense of accomplishment in life. None of this is going to happen anyway. I mean look at Jeff Bezos. His trip was pretty lame and he's by far one of the richest people alive. What is the point of being up there? Why do you think it will be so great? If you were born up there I bet you'd dream of being down on earth where you can actually live sensibly.

    • @alanvermillionsr7126
      @alanvermillionsr7126 Před rokem +1

      @@trout3685 Sure. Return to Earth where you now place how much stress on the body and the organs. Makes sense to me. As for being "up there" it would help to lower population pressure by a small percentage and allow the Human Race to survive as a multi-planetary species exploring wherever we can get to. Anything less is a slow death as a race. I happen to think that living is better.

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @oldmountainmarineandmetals9736

    LET'S DO THIS!!

  • @MrFranklitalien
    @MrFranklitalien Před rokem +4

    hope we all get to see Von Braun's vision come to fruitition

  • @user-cp4jb5oz4c
    @user-cp4jb5oz4c Před rokem +12

    This is the type of space station that should have been built decades ago.

  • @SteelWolf13
    @SteelWolf13 Před rokem +2

    This is an interesting concept. I imagine world leaders attending a ribbon cutting.

  • @DavidKenny64
    @DavidKenny64 Před rokem +27

    The weld splatter that your animation depicts cannot be allowed to happen, obviously. Has any type of welding been tested in a vacuum on Earth or in space? I would think that testing in a vacuum and in zero-G at the same time would be necessary.

    • @TJPlaysNow
      @TJPlaysNow Před rokem +12

      You can vacuum weld things just by sanding them and pushing them together tightly in space. I doubt it would be insanely hard to "weld" them, however they choose. Space is forgiving in the regards of fusing elements together. It is something we don't know 100% about though so hopefully they have some research and development with it

    • @markcastonguay7906
      @markcastonguay7906 Před rokem +4

      @@TJPlaysNow I think you are talking about cold welding which will happen to gold leaf in the open air on earth and cold welding happens more often in a vacuum-like space but the best option is to use friction stir welding. The friction stir welding process uses a spinning disc pressed into the two joining metal pieces and turned at a high RPM till it heats both sides of the joint and the pieces are pressed together. Friction stir welding is already used in aerospace to allow easier joining of different thicknesses of metal.

    • @HELL-FORGED
      @HELL-FORGED Před rokem +2

      Welding in vacuum is a thing.. welding in space would be Lazer beam but future magnetic cold fusion welding isn't fully understood since it happens only out of the lab or in space

    • @yiplaycod
      @yiplaycod Před rokem

      There's a few vacuum chamber robotic welding /soldering machines that rely on (near)vacuum chambers techniques for the precision heating / cooling of materials that have low thermal tolerances. some circuit boards/chips are manufactured in vacuum to control molecular purity of the material. Without needing a preticularly non-reactive shielding Gas. drastically increase in uniformity of penatration & fusing.
      2nd zero/micro G wouldn't be to far off from submersion welding. Almost opposite in terms of water conduction is high, cooling rapidly. While VAC would cool slowly, but it would still have rapidly changing Temps

    • @yiplaycod
      @yiplaycod Před rokem +1

      @@HELL-FORGED 100% there's alot of unknown. To my understand the consensus is, accidental cold welding/fusion (think of cold fusion as atomic/thermonuclear fusion without radiation.) Is extremely unlikely and that the "cold" or vac of space causes this phenomenon. To be untrue as many factors play a role. Of witch we can't quite predict Thermodynamics is complex.
      Friction welding/fusing an Friction stir welding are different. High rpm creats enough to heat itself to fuse. Stir welding uses low speed high pressure to "STIR" materials together (as long as there the same) no heat

  • @TheGatewaySpaceport
    @TheGatewaySpaceport  Před rokem +47

    Hello everyone!
    Thank you for the enormous support this effort has received over the last few months. VERA Station and Sargon Systems are very exciting projects that will deliver an astounding level of human infrastructure in the next few years.
    Our intent after the first VERA Station video was to create a VERA Station Operational System's video showing you how various station systems would protect the station from debris and others that would keep it functioning. But after getting a high level of responses requesting information about how it would be economically feasible, we decided to jump ahead to the Business Case for VERA Station video instead.
    This video was not easy to produce. Many weeks of research were required to get real-world numbers of how much it would cost for millions of metric tons of 2219-T8 Aluminum alloy. Most of the aerospace mills were not giving anyone a quote until 2023 due to supply chain issues. We wanted to get 3 quotes but had to go with only one and they were very apologetic that their quote was so much higher than in pre-COVID days.
    Engineering cost estimates were based on the only other large-scale space project in the private sector: Starship. Lucky for us, building a space station is actually easier than building a giant rocket that must be reusable within hours after landing. Sargon systems make everything easier; automated exterior construction and interior construction machines are using the same principle methods. But what is going to help us the most is the smaller steps we will take before building VERA Station: Test Module, Virgo Module, and Valhalla Station Module. A logical progression of ever bigger projects that will quickly culminate in the building of VERA Stations Inner Torus.
    Pricing: $2m, $1m, and $500k is where we start. Once the station is paid-off and other stations are being built we can drop the price again and again. Our goal is to drop down to $50k for a 3-day stay 5 to 7 years after VERA Station's first rotation.
    Expect our next video in two months: VERA Station Systems Architecture and Systems Integration. Ad Astra!

    • @nunjahBitnes
      @nunjahBitnes Před rokem

      You need ferris 🎡 wheel type stations where the floors run like a radius along the spokes-like floors. If you're on the circle, you'll only have the floor spin from under your feet, but if you're standing on the spoke, you'll only be pushed in the direction the wheel spins

    • @zapapple2080
      @zapapple2080 Před rokem +6

      Get it done

    • @gmaster64
      @gmaster64 Před rokem +4

      Hi. You mentioned Space Force in the video. Is there going to be a government contract to setup a Space Force military base up there as well? I mean for safety and security purposes.

    • @gmaster64
      @gmaster64 Před rokem

      I mean, if I was going to colonize Space. I'd want a military base somewhere up there. Something to think about.

    • @Myrddnn
      @Myrddnn Před rokem +3

      Glad to see you guys getting further with this. Can't wait to see something launch.

  • @jeffalbrecht1
    @jeffalbrecht1 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Combine this with a space doc for building large ships that never enter earth's gravity. This could house the technicians for this new type of construction.

  • @AzNativezw1
    @AzNativezw1 Před rokem +23

    Can't wait to see this mega project come to reality.

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @MarsChroniken
    @MarsChroniken Před rokem +2

    Great! I hope your plan works out!

  • @jurijsoranzo7048
    @jurijsoranzo7048 Před rokem +31

    Love this channel I hope all of you can go beyond and reach the expectations of the world!

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @pauldunlop1660
    @pauldunlop1660 Před rokem +33

    The inspiration alone this and other space colonization projects give will be one of the major factors that save civilization. The fact that it's private and profitable is encouraging as governments and their agencies lose vision and focus very easily.

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem

      What? How will this save civilization? What is inspiring about this? Is it actually profitable? What is the point of it anyway?
      Governments sent up the greatest telescope ever built into space recently. That is inspiring and awesome and will produce lots of great science opportunities. This thing just plays off ignorant people's idea of going to space. As if it's some amusement ride.

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem +2

      Hey I have a plan on sending people through the black hole at the center of our galaxy. It's going to be super costly but that's okay I need your money to start this project.

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @sluggo3slug
    @sluggo3slug Před rokem +17

    Inspiring. Crazy people like you are absolutely needed for the progression of humanity!

  • @maryhaddock9145
    @maryhaddock9145 Před 10 měsíci +2

    A new life awaits you in the off-world colonies.

  • @MongoosePreservationSociety

    Totally awesome. Can't wait!!

  • @TheWadetube
    @TheWadetube Před rokem +3

    I like your space construction idea, and it looks nice. Your previous spin station had flat panels and was expected to support maybe 10 psi up to 13.8 psi which is one ton per square foot against your flat panel and it would deform, burst or leak your air out. Large flat panels will fail. THe torus design with curved panels will work if welded well. Even if small panels welded are flat, there is an over all curve and the bulge of pressure will not deform the welds due to the large curved structure. 3 or four shaped volumes can support high pressure, the sphere, the hemisphere cylinder and the torus . There are some balloon shapes for moderate pressure but the torus is the most valuable of these because it will support spinning and artificial gravity. My space station too encorporates the torus and spin and will take close to 30 launches also and support up to 350 peoplecontinuously or 1,000 for short periods.

    • @Joseph_Omega
      @Joseph_Omega Před rokem

      Inflated modules WITHIN the torus (perhaps with water or ice insulation between them and the outer shell for radiation protection) would be a GREAT idea.

    • @TheWadetube
      @TheWadetube Před rokem +1

      @@Joseph_Omega Double redundancy is a great idea and could have Vectran and Kevlar for insulation from meteors.

  • @dream.machine
    @dream.machine Před rokem +12

    I can't wait! This is amazing!
    This video was published on my birthday, what a treat! 🎂🚀🌎🌌

  • @jamesfmatheny7877
    @jamesfmatheny7877 Před rokem +3

    perfect

  • @vagtsal
    @vagtsal Před rokem +1

    It is more probable a huge space station to be built before the end of this decade than me having 500k of disposable money ever.

  • @treva31
    @treva31 Před rokem +2

    Great stuff guys, keep at it.

  • @brookestephen
    @brookestephen Před rokem +2

    FYI 60 years ago we decided to go to the moon, not 50

  • @johanandresacostaortiz444

    We share a dream Cross The world, and generations, gretings from Colombia 🚀❗

  • @jps99
    @jps99 Před rokem +1

    Awesome! I like the way you think!

  • @PalimpsestProd
    @PalimpsestProd Před rokem +3

    It'll be interesting to see the differences in ramp up vs. long term productivity between projects like this and ground assembled expandable modules.

  • @LordTimothious
    @LordTimothious Před rokem +2

    Make sure to like and share guys. Each of these videos only have around 500 thousand views.
    The more publicity they get. The quicker and better itll be. ;)

  • @deborahannehart6788
    @deborahannehart6788 Před rokem +6

    I am very impressed by these ideas and concepts, and the quality of this video shows them in a clear and concise way!
    I would invest in this project in a heartbeat, if my financial "situation" was vastly different.
    However, if you send me a couple of Vera Station polo shirts, I will wear them often, and spread this message every where I go!

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem +2

      Why would they need your help? If they actually had a great idea they wouldn't need you wearing their t shirts to promote it. It's a complete fantasy and there's no reason you should think it is even possible. What is your background in science and engineering? Do you even know what this guy went to college for? Have you done any real research or do you just buy everything you see on tv?

    • @danparish1344
      @danparish1344 Před rokem +3

      He would take your money and generate more cgi to take other people’s money. He has no real company and hasn’t built anything, doesn’t even have a location to build anything. He’s a fraud.

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @winstonmontgomery8211
    @winstonmontgomery8211 Před rokem +8

    I'd love to have a couple beers with this guy 😁

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @ButterHaus420
    @ButterHaus420 Před rokem +2

    I hyped to ascend

  • @bennyyastremski8207
    @bennyyastremski8207 Před rokem +1

    You could build a space hotel half way to the moon. Then halfway to mars and etc. It would help with the long trips.

  • @davidroddini1512
    @davidroddini1512 Před rokem +11

    My problem is that with the pricing of 2M, 1M and .5 M is it really going to be able to see the hundreds of people at a time that he mentions? Obviously you have to be fairly well off to afford those prices. Are there enough people both willing to do that and able to afford it?

    • @lvlndco
      @lvlndco Před rokem +4

      I was thinking that also...500K isn't something the 'average' person can afford, and I don't know how big the pool of people who can afford that and willing to spend that repeatedly is...so the number of customers could dwindle quickly.

    • @TheVinnierulez
      @TheVinnierulez Před rokem +3

      Same thought.
      But you're talking about tourists.
      The station could easily have a tourist section and a corporate section.
      There are a lot of companies able to pay that but would probably make a different arrangement.
      So I think the calculations are to simple. But it should still be able to make a profit, probably.

    • @Merecir
      @Merecir Před rokem

      There won't be 300 people a day. Can you imagine how many Falcon9 with Dragon capsules that will need to launch daily...?
      (Starship will not launch with humans aboard)

    • @ClockMaster_3100
      @ClockMaster_3100 Před rokem

      Well not the cargo variant spacex however said they are gonna design a passenger starship

    • @TheGatewaySpaceport
      @TheGatewaySpaceport  Před rokem +1

      @@Merecir Yes, it will. That's why they depict a version with windows.

  • @soal159
    @soal159 Před rokem +1

    The best way to approach project like this one is to just do it. You need money for materials, launches, assembly cost, processing cost, bureaucracy, legal and lobbying cost to prevent opposition to actualize this project to reality. This is a good pathfinder project to explore the necessary skills and techniques to construct in orbit or just space in general. Good luck with this project.

  • @taleg1
    @taleg1 Před rokem +8

    I really like all your ideas, as they are very close to an idea I had over 20 years ago, but I don't mind at all as I just want to see it up there. But one question needs to be addressed, how do your modular built stations plan to deal with space radiation and the dangers of getting hit by space junk that might hole the hull. I know how my idea would handle that, using a blend of layers and a special variant of aeroglass made especially for nuclear testing. My idea also include a way to change a damage panel and an automatically system to notice if there is an issue.
    My idea even have an idea for handling balancing the spinning and a lot more to make it safer, but all that is my ideas based on what I could figured out, so I'm almost sure there would be a better way of doing it, so it will be fun for me to see how such things is figured out, mostly because if the ideas isn't better than my ideas, then I know I'm just as smart as I like to think. ;D
    But really, I know that we can built a station just like your ideas suggest even today if to focus of the world changed a bit. But the big question is how would your modular built station handle space radiation? Even in LEO that will be an issue sometimes.
    But I really hope that VERA get built and get proven out so we can really start a true home in space.
    And building VERA, a big space station in space, will be an inspiration for more than just the people of America, it will be inspiring for the whole world, all the people of Earth.

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem

      Why would we want to start a home in space? What is your plan for food water and stuff? What is the point? How much space debris will be added to our orbits just so you can live your imaginary dream? It's all senseless and your ideas I guarantee make no sense just like this project will never happen. There's no need to be up there unless your doing scientific research like the space station does. It's too costly and dangerous and wasteful.

    • @taleg1
      @taleg1 Před rokem

      @@trout3685 I have ideas for it all, but chances are it will take a long time for the world to build something like my idea. But the core of the idea is just too good and way to needed for the future so a version of or several will be built sooner or later. If not humanity will end, not soon, but it will end unless we spread out more.
      As for food, being mostly self sustained isn't all that hard, you just need enough space, water and light. It depends on how hard you want to push it and if it is important enough you build a food production space station.
      The think is, everything is solvable, you just have to look hard, long and divide up the issue into tiny piece and solve it from there and up. It works every time, well almost. The only non solvable things are limited by what we currently know and understand. Very few things so far, of real world challenges, can't be solved.
      As for vastefull, yes, sure for now, but one day in the future a solution made in micro gravity might be just the thing that saves the live of your grand daughter or maybe their child.
      We need to think in longer terms than 10-20 year, we need to peer deep into future needs and future dangers and if you do that, well look deep enough and you won't sleep of a few days, because the trends are very bad. Study history and you see the same patterns over and over, each time the end of an age comes closer. It won't be soon, but for our children it'll be too soon.
      We f*cked up the planet and frankly we are all out of miracles to fix it. Go back 5 and 10 years and check the general weather, then pay attention to the weather this year at the same time of year and in 5 and 10 year. The trend is showing a growth that points to worse.
      Don't believe me, well go check for yourselves. And dig deep, the internet is overflowing with lies.

    • @martintekula
      @martintekula Před rokem

      @@taleg1 clown

  • @westcoastcarver4328
    @westcoastcarver4328 Před rokem +1

    Awesome 👏

  • @parkershaw8529
    @parkershaw8529 Před rokem +1

    That would be awesome!

  • @paulgallagher2937
    @paulgallagher2937 Před rokem +4

    Fun to think about this. But my not so expert opinion, is the first station should be on the moon. Spend a few decades building a settlement and manufacturing on the moon. It has all the raw materials needed to build a huge space station, and a 1000x easier to launch from the moon.

  • @lvlndco
    @lvlndco Před rokem +3

    The pricing for the hotel stays definitely limits the number of potential customers, but the stations focusing on production and refining, to me, are more exciting. Those are would help to open space.

    • @kangarooninja2594
      @kangarooninja2594 Před rokem

      They would definitely be able to keep a space hotel booked for many years in advance at those prices, it's actually being able to get the structure up there that would be unlikely.

    • @trout3685
      @trout3685 Před rokem

      @@kangarooninja2594 I agree those prices are laughably cheap. This project is such a fantasy.
      It's like anyone can make something up and say we should do this no matter how impossible it is and people on CZcams will think it's actually a good idea.

  • @AndrewEddie
    @AndrewEddie Před rokem +3

    What's the timeline for building the factory on the ground to build the stuff for the factory in space? :) I feel like that should be well underway now to enable anyone to visit anything by the end of the decade.

    • @sageoz9886
      @sageoz9886 Před 6 měsíci

      This should be a reality somewhere around 2350

  • @jimparr01Utube
    @jimparr01Utube Před rokem +1

    And the music in end ballet was also very cool!

  • @kevinswales7003
    @kevinswales7003 Před rokem +1

    Out in space, the size of space stations and space ships and human population is unlimited. In space, we could build stations over 10 miles long and 1,000 feet wide and could travel through space to visit other planets and explore the Solar System and could house over one million people. We can make our own water and oxygen by having garden rooms in these stations, growing plants that make oxygen and grow food. The earth is just getting too crowded, and we need s place to expand human life and space is that place to go. The earth now has 8 billion people. In space, just between the earth and the moon, there is room for well over 1 quadrillion people. Between Earth and Mars there is room for 1 quadrillion times that!! Most people just don't know just how big the ocean of space really is.

  • @clarencehopkins7832
    @clarencehopkins7832 Před rokem +1

    Excellent stuff bro

  • @iiz67
    @iiz67 Před rokem +1

    Pack your bags, finally a trip to space anyone who deserves it can afford!

  • @bobsakall6579
    @bobsakall6579 Před rokem

    Ready to get going... my broken back will work out there.

  • @keithbrown2458
    @keithbrown2458 Před rokem

    Truly a dream come true

  • @oldmountainmarineandmetals9736

    I told you before to hire me, then you wouldn't be behind!

  • @tristankhoury7674
    @tristankhoury7674 Před rokem +1

    I love this and fully believe in it

  • @recycle320
    @recycle320 Před rokem +1

    Yes we need a heaven station.

  • @thumperhunts6250
    @thumperhunts6250 Před rokem +3

    if your still operating in solar mode and not nuclear mode your finished for space travel

    • @deltuhvee
      @deltuhvee Před rokem

      Solar power achieves far a better W/kg in Earth orbit than nuclear reactors with the added benefits that it is cheaper, easier to develop, and doesn’t suffer from long nights and bad weather like on Earth.

    • @thumperhunts6250
      @thumperhunts6250 Před rokem

      @@deltuhvee your smoking bath salts

  • @robwagnon6578
    @robwagnon6578 Před rokem +1

    How cool would a space/moon hotel be by 2040?!

  • @alllivesmatter627
    @alllivesmatter627 Před 2 měsíci

    How is this project going. Would like to know of any updates

  • @hardcorehorror1
    @hardcorehorror1 Před 11 měsíci

    This is my dream realized I would like to do as much as I can to be involved

  • @MekoVan
    @MekoVan Před rokem

    I would love being off world for the rest of my life.

  • @SteelWolf13
    @SteelWolf13 Před rokem +1

    Would the station allow for personal communications? Cell phone or Amateur radio? Even a 5w amateur radio can talk ground to earth and back.

  • @TubeOfTheYou1000
    @TubeOfTheYou1000 Před rokem

    Can you make a video on orbital rings around earth and how to fix the orbital debris issue

  • @GeoffreyMoran
    @GeoffreyMoran Před rokem +2

    So after watching the apple+ show For All Mankind, I’m just curious what if any sort of defense you may have thought of against space debris?

    • @deltuhvee
      @deltuhvee Před rokem

      Including a layer(s) of whipple shielding in the plates would be a cheap, lightweight solution.

  • @kevinswales7003
    @kevinswales7003 Před rokem +2

    In one of those modules should be a greenhouse module that grows plants that both make your own oxygen and grow your own food and water. That is how you would survive living in space and not always rely on the earth bringing the two number one survival supplies, "food, water & oxygen." Plants make oxygen. There would be intake vents that suck in all the oxygen into holding tanks and all over the station for unlimited oxygen supplies. Add Hydrogen to some oxygen tanks and you make tanks of water for unlimited water supplies.

    • @ThinkingNow
      @ThinkingNow Před rokem

      Water shielding in the hull can have edible strains of algae growing in it.

  • @ronaldwhite1730
    @ronaldwhite1730 Před rokem +1

    Thank - you . ( 2022 / Aug / 02 )

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Před rokem

    what do you do what the spacelines go on strike if you are depending on them for all your foodandwater,

  • @hometechUK
    @hometechUK Před rokem

    All we need now if for space x starship to be able to launch & then a person starship.

  • @tristankhoury7674
    @tristankhoury7674 Před rokem +1

    Partnering with space X is a great and only option

  • @kevinswales7003
    @kevinswales7003 Před rokem

    I hope your dream comes true. Eight months later, April 20th, 2023, they have tested the first starship with no clear time when this Starship will fly without blowing up.

  • @user-ot7nt9tb2q
    @user-ot7nt9tb2q Před 3 měsíci

    Building a recycling station in space is a quick way to generate a business cash flow. Think about it , don't wait for star ship. There is the falcon heavy, use you're resources effectively

  • @GenikaXVI
    @GenikaXVI Před rokem +1

    Let's goooo

  • @TimJSwan
    @TimJSwan Před rokem +1

    people dont get it yet but cryptos and ipfs will work when we are spread out in space

  • @jonpaton4449
    @jonpaton4449 Před rokem +1

    I imagine scholarship programs for "young engineers and scientists" instead of "old tourists"

  • @adamjbond
    @adamjbond Před rokem +1

    If I go up, I am never coming back down.

  • @oldmountainmarineandmetals9736

    Sign me up boss!

  • @component29
    @component29 Před rokem +1

    If you 3D print an aluminium donut in space, then surely that’s what you end up with. This might be a fast process, but then so is building the empty hull of ship, it’s filling the enormous space inside that then takes the biggest amount of time. In order for this to work, there has to be interior, shielding, control panels, sleeping quarters, wiring and plumbing, and if it’s going to be attractive to the rich, it has to be nice and look nice.

    • @gordon1201
      @gordon1201 Před rokem

      Yea it's the missing piece of the puzzle at the moment. The construction ring is cool but how do you build the interior?

    • @component29
      @component29 Před rokem

      @@gordon1201 I’ve got it!!! Send the planed 3D printers to start the ring and program those printers to also print a rail system on the inside.
      Then send another shipment of 3D printers, programmed to slide onto those printed rails and begin printing the interior while the exterior is still being printed.
      As the tube grows in length big batteries could then be attached to the outside, so the printers in the inside could have somewhere to go to recharge remotely through the hull.
      Somewhere for materials to be unloaded and stockpiled for the printers to be reloaded with the desired material whenever needed.
      I laughed at this at first but wow yeh, I can well imagine it could be done.

  • @edmundchase9246
    @edmundchase9246 Před rokem +1

    You talk about using 30 starship launches to build the station. This means that you would be sending 30 starships back down to earth empty. Why not just leave the starships in orbit and use them to build a space station. You wouldn't have to put thermal protection panels on them saving cost, weight and fuel. The main tanks would provide a very large pressurized volume that could be outfitted with whatever you brought up in the payload bay. All you would have to do is convert the manholes to larger docking port attachments. The header tanks wouldn't be needed for return to earth so they could be either eliminated or resized for use as stationkeeping fuel. The payload bay could be outfitted with living quarters so that the construction crew could arrive with the ships. The center raptor engines wouldn't be needed for landing either so they could be replaced with a docking port. Add another docking port in the nose and the 30 starships could be fashioned into a large ring that could be asssenbled in almost no time at all. Just add a center hub and spokes and you have your space station, all costing much less and taking a fraction of the time compared to your proposal.

  • @antoniopedroza8551
    @antoniopedroza8551 Před rokem

    Where do I sign up for space employment?

  • @ronaldronald8819
    @ronaldronald8819 Před rokem +3

    That is what we need people with vision

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @kevinswales7003
    @kevinswales7003 Před rokem

    The donut hole, that is the center of Vera Station, should be fitted with a giant raptor engine, so that Vera Station can travel and change orbits from LEO to MEO and up to GEO. around the earth. The station could travel to the moon and do lunar orbits, so that people can study the moon at 100 miles high.

  • @Rene046
    @Rene046 Před 4 měsíci

    That rocket launch video... amazing detailed. WOW
    how many flights have you already reserved at Starship......
    his agenda is filling up already quickly.. think a few years waiting list.

  • @louisebeauchemin4681
    @louisebeauchemin4681 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Way better than Virgin Galactic 450K for 6 minutes imo

    • @jameskelly3502
      @jameskelly3502 Před 4 měsíci

      Fake stuff is always better than real stuff

  • @CircuitReborn
    @CircuitReborn Před rokem +3

    Just a thought I had with the fabrication/construction technology...but could that tech later be used to make an orbital ring?
    With an orbital ring rotating at the same speed as earth, lines could be lowered down and attached to the surface. Those lines could have 3D fabrication machines slowly climb up them and create towers around the lines, which could each host an orbital elevator upon completion.
    This is my solution to the old Orbital Elevator problem. Build the ring, connect it to the earth, build to space using the connectors as guidelines for precise stability and ease of creation, then use the complete space elevators to take materials for solar panel and ring station installations up to the ring itself.
    The use of anchor lines allows for the use of automated construction machines that could simply climb the line as they build, day and night with minumum risk to human lives.
    The biggest issues simply come down to mechanical issues, nature, and keeping all construction supplied properly to continue on schedule.

    • @macjonte
      @macjonte Před rokem

      Scott Manley talked about crazy space buildings as alternate to the normal geostationary space elevator approach which is infeasible with any tech we have under development today for earth. Might work on the moon.
      in this Q&A episode.
      czcams.com/video/JYk_mSJjyko/video.html

    • @stainlesssteelfox1
      @stainlesssteelfox1 Před rokem +3

      Problem one. We don't have any material strong enough to make those lines. That's the big problem with an orbital elevator.
      Problem two. You need to build out a similar structure on the opposite side or it will fall down, as the centre of mass will shift away from geostationary orbit to lower down.
      You don't want to build the actual elevator any heavier than you have to. Adding towers is unnecessary, as the guide ribbons temselves are enough to send cars up and down.

    • @Merecir
      @Merecir Před rokem

      Low-Earth orbit, where these stations will be located is at 2,000 km, or less.
      Geostationary orbit is at 35,785 km above Earth. So you would need 35,785 km long 'lines'.
      Even if we made them out or diamond they would collapse under their own weight.

    • @stainlesssteelfox1
      @stainlesssteelfox1 Před rokem

      @@markfernandes2467 Everything i wrote was correct, it just wasn't answering the question. With a ring you don't need a counterweight, or even geostationary orbit if you have active support. In that case you could build orbital towers down top the surface, as tethers a few hundred kilometres long are far easier to build (even if we still can't do it yet).

    • @Merecir
      @Merecir Před rokem

      @@markfernandes2467 Great, so with an orbital ring you only need a ring at least 40,100,000 km long...

  • @angelociardelli1900
    @angelociardelli1900 Před rokem +2

    Salute e pace da Treviso Veneto Italia 🌈🎶🇮🇹

  • @Parascuba
    @Parascuba Před 10 měsíci

    is there stock that we could invest?

  • @SuperExponential
    @SuperExponential Před rokem +1

    every time that some one makes a prediction or statement about when this or that rocket or spacecraft is going to fly it always ends happening then or even earlier than that, recent history proves it

  • @r0dani3lb
    @r0dani3lb Před rokem +2

    Any reasons why all the videos but 4 have been deleted ?

    • @TheGatewaySpaceport
      @TheGatewaySpaceport  Před rokem

      Sargon Systems make all the earlier designs and space construction methods almost obsolete.

    • @r0dani3lb
      @r0dani3lb Před rokem

      @@TheGatewaySpaceport Thanks for the quick answer ! Wish you good luck !

  • @defective6811
    @defective6811 Před rokem

    Though eager to make it clear I love this content and I fully support his vision, I'd be _shocked_ if this hadn't inspired a ytp or two

  • @ankeu.a.wallace
    @ankeu.a.wallace Před rokem

    Finally!!!
    #SharingIsCaring!!!👍🇺🇸😇💧💦🌊🌎🌍🌏😘💖

  • @abx42
    @abx42 Před rokem +1

    Sounds like a decent bed however I'd like to know what progress has been made since the last video I saw this I think it was about a year ago give or take and don't you think that we as a species should be more playing nice before we start major construction on outer space just a thought let me know what you think.

    • @merrittfallis6544
      @merrittfallis6544 Před rokem +2

      Hey, abx42 - there's a new invention that you should check out. It's called punctuation.

    • @abx42
      @abx42 Před rokem

      @@merrittfallis6544 Yes I WOULD say that's a new trick, however 99% time I'm using voice to text and its dumb as rucks :) (and I cant be bothered to correct it).

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      @@abx42 Here mate the truth..... You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @visionentertainment8006

    Build one orbiting Mars too

  • @AluminumOxide
    @AluminumOxide Před rokem

    What about a trip to the ISS for the same price!?!

  • @davidhinds9816
    @davidhinds9816 Před rokem

    You should have called the Vallhala station the longship perhaps?

  • @biquettier
    @biquettier Před rokem

    Can we put it double back to back, like a doubled wheel?

    • @deltuhvee
      @deltuhvee Před rokem

      Yes and that’s probably a good idea. Rotating objects in space have tendencies to do strange things and spin out of control with no provocation (see dzhanibekov effect). Having two wheels spinning opposite directions would solve this problem. Additionally rotation could be sped up/down easily via braking the wheels on each other or using motors.

  • @Vollmilch-Joghurt
    @Vollmilch-Joghurt Před rokem +1

    Am invested already and may add more but WHER DID YOU GET THOSE SATURN V VIDEOS??? The Sound xD epic!

    • @TheGatewaySpaceport
      @TheGatewaySpaceport  Před rokem

      Check here: czcams.com/video/ViNcBQ8cDA0/video.html

    • @Vollmilch-Joghurt
      @Vollmilch-Joghurt Před rokem

      @@TheGatewaySpaceport THANK YOU =)
      Greetings from Germany!

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      Get your money back as fast as you can mate........You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @cautiousoptimist
    @cautiousoptimist Před rokem +2

    VERA means Truth... My Mom's name, btw... 🙂

    • @Piddlefoots
      @Piddlefoots Před rokem

      TRUTH defined for you mate..... You folks should really follow actual SCIENCE much better than you currently do, this guy has been a scammer for YEARS...... Want proof....czcams.com/video/yU_MMFRmn3E/video.html

  • @carllelendt5452
    @carllelendt5452 Před rokem +3

    Need this concept developed, serious, big time.

  • @justcallmexbhsx1068
    @justcallmexbhsx1068 Před rokem

    I'm one of those people just here waiting lol

  • @airgunningyup
    @airgunningyup Před rokem

    im hoping we just return to the moon by 2030 , youre very optimistic

  • @SergejKolmogorov
    @SergejKolmogorov Před rokem +1

    Nice project! But you have to change your background, it looks like a wall in a wash cabine.

  • @colemcleod941
    @colemcleod941 Před rokem

    I want to see how Construction bot space pods actually propel themselves around. The animation just showed them moving around magically somehow, Method of propulsion wasn't mentioned

  • @thaddday
    @thaddday Před rokem +1

    Quick question...What will be the continuous source for all the oxygen needed for habitation?

    • @yggdrasil9039
      @yggdrasil9039 Před rokem +1

      Electrolysed water.

    • @thaddday
      @thaddday Před rokem +1

      @@yggdrasil9039 I understand that's their (NASA'S) official reason. Have you ever thought about how much oxygen would have to be constantly produced for a 35,000sq. ft. Space Station? You could extract about 10 gallons of water per day with a dehumidifier-type device...but that's on Earth, where there's moisture in an atmosphere. How could that much moisture possibly be continuously created from human secretions and urine? And I hate to say it, but 10 gallons of water converted into oxygen wouldn't last one person one hour with a scuba tank. They just might be lying to us. Cheers!

    • @yggdrasil9039
      @yggdrasil9039 Před rokem +3

      @@thaddday Seems to work pretty well on the ISS. One litre of H2O electrolysed into H2 and O2 provides very approximately about 1 week of breathable O2 for the average human.

    • @yggdrasil9039
      @yggdrasil9039 Před rokem +2

      @@thaddday Also that's not including using natural or artificial photosynthesis for recycling CO2 back into O2.

    • @jackinthebox301
      @jackinthebox301 Před rokem +2

      @@thaddday I'd point out you are forgetting stations are closed systems. Humans don't destroy oxygen, we metabolize it into CO2. The ISS uses electrolysis to create O2 and a Sabatier system to turn exhaled CO2 back into O2. They do replenish the stocks every so often, because nothing is 100% efficient, but its not much of an issue.