Jared Isaacman
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"We have the Orion spacecraft that we can't inject into low lunar orbit like we did during Apollo."
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"SpaceX — they're our most important launch partner. We can't send astronauts to and from the space station without them. We can't have down mass of our science experiments from the space station without them. The United States would be seriously challenged in the high ground of space without their capabilities."
"We're not the only game in town. There's SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab. How do you attract the talent and retain it? You do what no one else is capable of doing, which is what NASA was created to do in the first place."
"There's SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab. How do you attract the talent and retain it?"
"There is SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab"
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"Think of a lot of the Starlink satellites that you'd have up right now that use Hall-effect ion thrusters right now. They're generating electricity through solar power and then using electromagnetic forces — they're ionizing either krypton or xenon and just basically accelerating it out of the thruster."
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"Artemis 3 will launch on SLS into low Earth orbit and rendezvous with lander test vehicles from Blue Origin and SpaceX in what will be a remarkable display of the three most powerful rockets and spacecraft in the world."
"We're not the only game in town. There's SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab."
"There's SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab. How do you attract the talent and retain it?"
"There is SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab"
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"If you're doing exactly what SpaceX, Blue, Rocket Lab, Stoke, ULA, and others are doing in industry, except you're doing it on 50-year-old shuttle hardware, you're going to lose that workforce."
"We're not the only game in town. There's SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab."
"There's SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab. How do you attract the talent and retain it?"
"What Scott and OPM are giving us the ability to do is bring in term-based appointments from industry, some brilliant minds from SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, all our great tech companies."
"There is SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab"
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"You think about when a vehicle the size of Starship comes down on the lunar surface — believe me, that's going to blast out a little bit of craters, send debris."
"When launch costs come down like materially, Starship, you got a shot."
"Starship is obviously the first example of a vehicle where we don't throw away the upper stage. Building multiple factories to mass-produce that hardware, multiple launch pads — once Starships are launching with frequency and they've worked out orbital prop transfer, that's when you roll in the humanoid robots."
"Starship where you're you're upper stage, you're intending to recover. When launch costs come down like materially, Starship, you got a shot."
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"The Nancy Grace Roman telescope that's going out to pursue the secrets of the universe was launched on a Falcon Heavy not that long ago."
"New missions like the Nancy Grace Roman telescope, which will launch August 30th on a Falcon Heavy."
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"Promise is a radioisotope-powered rover that we built as a spare essentially for the two rovers — Perseverance and Curiosity — that are on Mars right now."
"James Webb, Hubble, they're awesome. Perseverance on Mars — we got Mars rovers. Do it more often. You can. It can be done."
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"Europa Clipper will arrive at Jupiter's icy moon in 2030."
"Take Europa Clipper — I'm very optimistic that we might be able to commission a mission to Enceladus at some point in time."
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"The nuclear-powered Dragonfly octocopter — it's powered by a 2-kilowatt MMRTG, converting to just 100 watts of electricity, barely better than an old light bulb, but it will journey to Saturn's moon of Titan in 2028."
"Dragonfly, for example, going to Saturn's moon of Titan. We just need to build the best probe or discovery instrument for that mission to get us the data that we're excited for."
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"One mission going to Venus — Da Vinci — it will not last long in that high-pressure environment. We are going to only have so much time to gather as much information as we can."
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"Promise is a radioisotope-powered rover that we built as a spare essentially for the two rovers — Perseverance and Curiosity — that are on Mars right now."
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"We tested one Ingenuity on our last rover mission to Mars. It did fantastically well. I mean, can you imagine — this is near vacuum by the way on Mars."
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"In 2028, NASA will launch SR1 Freedom, a 100-kilowatt fission reactor that will finally get America underway on nuclear power. The mission will transit Mars and release Skyfall, which carries three Ingenuity-class helicopters and uses ground-penetrating radar to scout subsurface ice and future landing sites. This will mark the beginning of the nuclear NASA."
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"Thank goodness for companies like Palantir and Anduril and everybody else shaking up the status quo."
"Thank goodness for companies like Palantir and Anduril and everybody else shaking up the status quo"
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"Thank goodness for companies like Palantir and Anduril and everybody else shaking up the status quo."
"Thank goodness for companies like Palantir and Anduril and everybody else shaking up the status quo"
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"He's going to shut down Falcon 9. Could have the greatest rocket with an unbelievable economic model to support it and endless demand, and says, 'Nope, obsolete. Time to focus on the next thing.'"
"Falcon 9 pro probably not. I mean, you need Starship where you're you're upper stage, you're intending to recover"
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"Blue Origin's New Glenn vehicle is going to have obviously already proven reusability with the first stage."
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"We're thinking about repurposing something the taxpayers already paid for, which is the engineering development unit of the Perseverance and Curiosity rover. It's just sitting there at JPL."
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"I'm sure Rocket Lab with Neutron is going to get there. All of that is critical to bringing down the cost to accelerate mass to orbit."
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"Artemis one was an uncrewed demonstration. The next one, Artemis 2, should fly in a couple weeks. We're going to launch Artemis 3 in 2027."
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