Chapter
The Launch of Tiny Satellites
03:21 - 10:24 (07:03)
A discussion on how SpaceX's vertically integrated approach to building satellites and rockets allows them to launch extremely light payloads, including small, funky-looking satellites the size of a folded up table.
Clips
This is an ad for Shopify, a platform designed for anyone to sell anywhere with a great looking online store that brings your ideas to life and tools to manage day to day operation.
03:21 - 05:18 (01:57)
Summary
This is an ad for Shopify, a platform designed for anyone to sell anywhere with a great looking online store that brings your ideas to life and tools to manage day to day operation. The speaker talks about their personal experience with the product and the importance of celebrating the things we love.
ChapterThe Launch of Tiny Satellites
Episode#356 – Tim Dodd: SpaceX, Starship, Rocket Engines, and Future of Space Travel
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Tim Dodd provides a brief history of SpaceX rockets, highlighting the different versions of Falcon One, Falcon Nine, Falcon Heavy, Starship, and Dragon capsules.
05:18 - 06:38 (01:19)
Summary
Tim Dodd provides a brief history of SpaceX rockets, highlighting the different versions of Falcon One, Falcon Nine, Falcon Heavy, Starship, and Dragon capsules.
ChapterThe Launch of Tiny Satellites
Episode#356 – Tim Dodd: SpaceX, Starship, Rocket Engines, and Future of Space Travel
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
SpaceX launches a dozen, 40, or 50 times a year, putting up insane amounts of mass, including a funky-looking satellite the size of a folded-up table, due to their ability to design the system themselves as they are vertically integrated.
06:37 - 10:24 (03:47)
Summary
SpaceX launches a dozen, 40, or 50 times a year, putting up insane amounts of mass, including a funky-looking satellite the size of a folded-up table, due to their ability to design the system themselves as they are vertically integrated.