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Removing the Barriers to Deep Space Exploration

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Remov­ing the Bar­ri­ers to Deep Space Exploration



NASA,Beyond Earth,Gerstenmaier



Beyond Earth: Remov­ing the Bar­ri­ers to Deep Space Explo­ration is a pre­sen­ta­tion by NASA’s Asso­ciate Admin­is­tra­tor for Human Explo­ration and Oper­a­tions Bill Ger­sten­maier in which he con­venes a pan­el dis­cus­sion to con­sid­er the chal­lenges fac­ing the U.S. space explo­ration pro­gram. NASA’s future Ori­on crewed space­craft and the Space Launch Sys­tem which will car­ry it into orbit will pro­vide the Unit­ed States an entire­ly new human space explo­ration capa­bil­i­ty, a flex­i­ble sys­tem that can extend human pres­ence beyond low-Earth orbit and enable new mis­sions of explo­ration in our solar sys­tem. The NASA and prime con­trac­tors pan­elists were:

– William Ger­sten­maier, asso­ciate admin­is­tra­tor for human explo­ration and oper­a­tions, NASA
— Julie Van Kleek, vice pres­i­dent, advanced space and launch pro­grams, Aero­jet Rocketdyne
— Char­lie Pre­court, vice pres­i­dent and gen­er­al man­ag­er, ATK Space Launch Division
— John Elbon, vice pres­i­dent and gen­er­al man­ag­er, Boe­ing Space Exploration
— Jim Crock­er, vice pres­i­dent and gen­er­al man­ag­er, civ­il space, Lock­heed Mar­tin Space Systems



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  • @THE16THPHANTOM says:
    11/12/2013 at 11:53 pm

    1st

    Reply
  • @Deadspace1996 says:
    11/13/2013 at 12:02 am

    I real­ly want to watch these videos but they’re sooooo long and slow.

    Reply
  • @11Sparky111 says:
    11/13/2013 at 12:04 am

    SLIDES. 

    Reply
  • @KickYouInTheThroat says:
    11/13/2013 at 12:51 am

    theres some­thing enter­tain­ing about watch­ing such a dis­tin­guished pan­el of nasa peo­ple sit­ting there wait­ing for a slide to load.

    Reply
  • @SnakesRaven says:
    11/13/2013 at 1:35 am

    28:20 “It’s crit­i­cal that we push for­ward to recap­ture the lead­er­ship that is right­ful­ly ours… or oth­er coun­tries might do it… and inspire their chil­dren to study math and sci­ence”. Wow, that’s some old school bol­locks think­ing! I thought we would have learned by now that space explo­ration should be an inter­na­tion­al effort that inspires and ben­e­fits us all.

    Reply
  • @liketheuniverse11 says:
    11/13/2013 at 4:33 am

    …to bold­ly go, to destroy oth­er worlds and beyond, lmao! 😛 Humans.…

    Reply
  • @falcon7350 says:
    11/13/2013 at 5:21 am

    we are try­ing so hard to go so deep in space  but where not liv­ing on the moon

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  • @VGERUNIT says:
    11/13/2013 at 5:34 am

    Fan­tas­tic progress, i hope to see mankind take to the stars and live work and play there, while pro­vid­ing a bet­ter qual­i­ty of life for those who stay home here on earth … with the new tech­nolo­gies devel­oped and poten­tial­ly the raw resours­es har­vest­ed from space . I hope to see this with­in my life time. Keep up the good work , very infor­ma­tive update. Thanks

    Reply
  • @jamesboston3767 says:
    11/13/2013 at 6:40 am

    “.…over a dek-id…”

    Trans­la­tion: A rare form of pro­nun­ci­a­tion of “decade” when spo­ken by ultra-intel­li­gent sci­en­tists native to the South­ern US.

    Reply
  • @77aleks77100 says:
    11/13/2013 at 8:23 am

    A woman like Rut­ger Hauer in a wig

    Reply
  • @MattHumanPizza says:
    11/13/2013 at 8:25 am

    Thanks for this

    Reply
  • @JDH_MUSIC says:
    11/13/2013 at 9:24 am

    fas­ci­nat­ing lecture

    Reply
  • @ichhabedich1 says:
    11/13/2013 at 4:03 pm

    Tank you

    Reply
  • @TonyMach01 says:
    11/13/2013 at 4:28 pm

    You want to remove bar­ri­ers to deep space explo­ration? Here’s a thought:
    Can­cel Orion/SLS.

    Orion/SLS is a giant pork bar­rel designed to bring coop­er­ate wel­fare to the large aero­space com­pa­nies. It will be so ridicu­lous­ly expen­sive, that NASA won’t be able to afford fly­ing this thing very often. I would not be the slight­est bit sur­prised if a deep space Dragon/Falcon derivate (like the “Red Drag­on” and a Fal­con 9 Heavy) will be ready in a cou­ple of years, for a frac­tion of a cost – and most impor­tant­ly before Orion/SLS has com­plet­ed more than two or three crewed missions.

    The soon­er you can­cel Orion/SLS, the bet­ter. Oth­er­wise that white ele­phant will bring down both human and robot­ic space explo­ration, just like the Shuttle/STS did in the sev­en­ties before it even flew, and then in the eight­ies after we lost Chal­lenger and her crew. And it will be a bar­ri­er to crewed space flights like the STS was ten years ago after we lost Colum­bia and her crew, and then once more after the retire­ment of the STS not so long ago.

    Can­cel Orion/SLS. Can­cel it now.

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  • @ThexBorg says:
    11/13/2013 at 5:23 pm

    NASA are going a bit too slow… how fast was the turn around for the Sat­urn V pro­grams?? Our cur­rent tech­nol­o­gy is a hun­dred times bet­ter, why aren’t we going faster in devel­op­ment or manufacture???? 

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  • @TonyMach01 says:
    11/13/2013 at 8:31 pm

    49:58 The demands by con­gress are to sink bil­lions of $s into Orion/SLS, and the demands by con­gress will like­ly defund the “extend­ed Cassi­ni mis­sion” – using images by Cassi­ni to pro­mote Orion/SLS is just dis­taste­ful in my maybe not so hum­ble opinion.

    Reply
  • @namexox says:
    11/18/2013 at 5:36 pm

    The ques­tion what’s the val­ue of human space flight? You for­got to men­tion the impor­tance of “Human Sur­vival”. Our Sun is not going to last for­ev­er it throws out mass more than 3 times the size of Earth dai­ly into space.

    Also peo­ple on Earth want to adven­ture or tour space and set­tle on oth­er plan­ets like when ear­ly humans migrat­ing and set­tling on dif­fer­ent arrears on Earth.
    Like Julie I grew up with REAL vision­ary Amer­i­can  SCI-FI books, comics, movies and TV  E.g: ” Lost in Space”, “Star Trek”, “The Jet­sons”, “Star Wars” and  “Alien” The Film open­ing show­ing you how space is so HUGE, Vast, Mys­te­ri­ous and Alien.

    NASA in the 1960’s with tech­nol­o­gy less than today’s cell phone (so I am told on YouTube) built an human space­craft, a moon lan­der and take off vehi­cle and hav­ing peo­ple walk­ing on and dri­ving around on the moon sur­face in less than 10 years. And can­not for­get that icon­ic image from Apol­lo 11 with its rock­et shell ring falling back to the Blue plan­et Earth show­ing human world­ly transition

    Peo­ple have stat­ed NASA from the 1960’s till now after 50 years and espe­cial­ly into the 21 st cen­tu­ry should be hav­ing peo­ple walk­ing on Mars, a space ter­mi­nal, human set­tle­ments, com­mu­ni­ca­tion satel­lites far out into space check­ing out our Galaxy the Milky Way and oth­er Suns and orbit­ing plan­ets like ours

    NASA Pan­el dis­cus­sion com­ments .The amount of ener­gy need­ed to lift ton­nage into space and the prob­lems of dump­ing expen­sive rock­ets back to Earth etc.

    ————————————————————————————————————–

    “Remov­ing the Bar­ri­ers to Deep Space Exploration”

    I would sug­gest space take offs in space and the build­ing of space plat­forms or cap­tured large rock real estate to allow future cost effec­tive­ness in NASA future objec­tives of spacecraft’s mul­ti­ple mis­sions, refu­el­ing, stor­age and main­te­nance units.
    This will remove the high expens­es of ground Earth take offs and pay­loads deliv­ery in space etc.

    Using space rota­tion to pro­duce free elec­tric­i­ty like hydro­elec­tric pow­er. Plat­forms can lift pay­loads up from high fly­ing adapt­ed air­planes. Have an air suc­tion pipe in Earth’s high atmos­phere for oxy­gen and col­lect­ing water.
    Astro­nauts and peo­ple can also be pulled up from cable lift cabins.

    Plat­forms can be eas­i­ly to put togeth­er in small sec­tion blocks and over time expand to cre­ate very large real estate and futur­is­tic towns above Earth. Devel­op­ment can be hand­ed over to the com­mer­cial sec­tors and also pave the way for new inno­va­tions e.g. Elec­tri­cal  rail­way cars for trans­porta­tion etc
     
    Jim states: To vis­it a near habit­u­al plan­et 12 light years away it will take 250,000 years because ground based spacecraft’s have to use up all there fuel for tak­ing off from Earth grav­i­ty and then have to drift along to their des­ti­na­tion like a thrown out “Milk Bot­tle” in to the sea to reach Amer­i­ca from Eng­land (As Stan­ton Fried­man on YouTube would put it).

    Space­craft launch from Space at a speed of Voy­ager 38600 m/ph would take rough­ly 36.5 years not 250,000 years by trav­el­ing at Helios 2  Space Probe speed at 150,000 miles per hour  and be rough­ly 4 x times quicker.

    Hav­ing launch­es from space  has none of the high risk of space­craft crash­ing to the ground from abort­ed take offs and the expen­sive sep­a­ra­tions rock­ets can be retrieved and made to be re used, time and time again, 

    ————————————————————————————————————

    Space­craft Take Offs in Space

    1: Eco­nom­ic and safer
    2: Faster deep space trav­el.
    3: Eco­nom­ic refu­el­ing 
    4: Pro­vide large dock­ing area and stor­age facil­i­ties
    5: Pro­vide mul­ti mis­sions with­out cost­ly can­cel­la­tions from bad weath­er
    6: Pro­vide units for repairs and main­te­nance 
    9: Pro­vide large unit facil­i­ties for space research and devel­op­ment
    10: Pro­vide faster knowl­edge of unknown sci­ences 
    11: No Earth’s re-entry cost
    12: Pro­vide research in human and ani­mal liv­ing and sur­vival in space.
    13: Pro­vide space accom­mo­da­tion
    14: Pro­vide eco­nom­ic means to reg­u­lar­ly main­tain and res­cue space satel­lites and oth­er objects.
    15: Pro­vide astro­nauts  “To bold­ly go where no man has gone before”.
    16: Pro­vide large space area for agri­cul­tur­al farm­ing for life sup­port
    17: Pro­vide com­mer­cial space tourism and accom­mo­da­tion
    18: Pro­vide for super size human obser­va­tion­al and astro­nom­i­cal tele­scopes.
    19: Pro­vide faster human knowl­edge of space, earth, oth­er plan­ets, suns, galax­ies and mys­te­ri­ous objects in the uni­verse.
    20: Pro­vide stor­age for large cap­tured objects for research e.g. Mete­orites, comets, aster­oids and oth­er large objects.
    21: Pro­vide big com­mer­cial com­pa­nies to use of their earth assem­bly robots like in car plants for pro­duc­tion of future space vehi­cles and oth­er space tech­nol­o­gy along with future robot work force e.g: Japans Honda’s “ASIMO” and USA Boston Dynam­ics “PETMAN”

    22: Ques­tion: Space con­tains Gas Clouds many light years wide can these Gas­es be cap­tured by an adapt­ed Space Craft for its own fuel and aide explor­ing the far deep­er regions of out­er space?

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  • @vollblau5310 says:
    11/23/2013 at 9:53 am

    I am here just because I suf­fer insom­nia right now :/

    Reply
  • @ti994apc says:
    09/11/2014 at 5:57 am

    One major decep­tion to the Amer­i­can pub­lic is that the cap­sule Ori­on is a deep space vehi­cle.  You don’t go on 20+ day (6 months one way to Mars) mis­sions in a small cap­sule.  You must have a liv­ing ser­vice mod­ule.  Ori­on would just be re-entry vehi­cle.  Exist­ing Drag­on has bet­ter heat shield than Ori­on.  Also, we could have had 2 more capa­ble vehi­cles (includ­ing Fal­con XX) over SLS had not the sen­ate required/mandated that SLS use Shut­tle derived parts.  We keep killing real achieve­ment for the few indi­vid­u­als greed, one look no fur­ther than peo­ple like Sen­a­tor Richard Shel­by who only cares about his cam­paign funding.

    Reply
  • @Jon6429 says:
    12/29/2014 at 7:20 am

    As I watch this I feel a twinge of sad­ness. Its been over forty years since the first manned moon land­ing and here they sit waf­fling about what is essen­tial­ly Apol­lo 2.0. If humankind is to step away from the cra­dle of Earth then we’re going to need re-use­able launch sys­tems with a fast turn-around between flights mea­sured in days between not months!

    Reply
  • @dks13827 says:
    02/13/2015 at 7:33 pm

    Don’t get me wrong, I very much like space explo­ration of all kinds.  I doubt we ever land on Mars as we don’t have the will to do it.  In fact, I real­ly wor­ry that space flight is about to end with­in the next 15 years or so.  They need that mon­ey to buy free food for peo­ple.  But I hope that space flight does not end.

    Reply
  • @nunobartolo2908 says:
    08/11/2016 at 7:39 am

    the real prob­lem with this rock­et is NASA can only build 2 per year, lots of mis­sions will nev­er get to fly on it

    Reply
  • @michaelmooney3369 says:
    03/16/2017 at 7:40 am

    since we are not even close to hav­ing speed of light space ships, we would have to use gen­er­a­tional ships. gen­er­a­tional ships are ships that take so long to get there that sev­er­al gen­er­a­tions of crew would live and die before the ship arrived at the des­ti­na­tion. so this ship that takes 500 years to get to the des­ti­na­tion is pow­ered by what? what is going to pow­er this ship for 500 years? the most advanced reac­tors on earth are the 2 reac­tors in the Ger­ald Ford CVN 78 class of air­craft car­ri­ers in the US. these reac­tors can oper­ate con­tin­u­ous­ly with­out refu­el­ing for 30 years. only 470 years shy, what do you do for the 470 years? the state of the art in pow­er gen­er­a­tion has not advanced since the 19th cen­tu­ry. 19th cen­tu­ry coal fired 1 GW, 21st cen­tu­ry 1 GW nuclear. mean while ener­gy use since the 19th cen­tu­ry has sky rock­et­ed an order of mag­ni­tude, or more. not going to hap­pen. Star Trek will nev­er ever happen.

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  • @Mr2TIMOTHY4V2 says:
    05/23/2020 at 6:15 pm

    Yes you had bet­ter remove the bar­ri­er of truth if you want to keep your lies orbit­ing in out­er space, which you are doing through your Youtube yes-sir-three-bags-full-sir cen­sor­ship slaves. Per­haps you should have also muz­zled Michio Kaku who admit­ted you CANNOT send a rock­et into out­er space, you can only send it into orbit ( aka the space shut­tle). Per­haps your bar­ri­er is Yahuah the cre­ator Him­self who you oppose with your lies and idol­a­try- do not won­der why plagues are com­ing upon you.

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