Firefly Aerospace Behind the Scenes Moon Lander Testing

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As part of the NASA CLPS initiative, Firefly was awarded a contract to deliver 10 scientific instruments to the lunar surface in 2024 via our Blue Ghost lander.
Firefly is developing, qualifying, and manufacturing Blue Ghost at their spacecraft facilities just north of Austin, TX.
Thanks, ‪@FireflySpace‬ for the awesome tour!
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Комментарии : 93

@Bigpappakane Год назад

This is good, these are the types of on-site interviews you need to be doing.

@ellieinspace Год назад

More to come. Glad you enjoyed ❤

@ellieinspace Год назад

Someday I’ll tour Starbase 🎉

@NivCalderon Год назад

Go Eliana!

@ducktape160 Год назад

Could you imagine presenting Ellie in Space from the moon, we need a go-fund-me

@rolflandale2565 Год назад

Lol, well, that is pending, sn official revisit land & render. Absolutely, space media reporting like Eliie in Space, would be a space program global advantage & revenue of live surround cast. Millions *Augmented Reality* there AR-Live.

@ducktape160 Год назад

@@rolflandale2565 don’t kill the dream with reality

@ross077 Год назад

This was a very informative and inspiring series of interviews. Getting private space companies involved in lunar exploration is so important to ensure that our return to the moon is sustainable and drives a growing space economy. Highlighting the less high profile elements of the overall Artemis programme is so worthwhile, thanks for sharing all this content Ellie and for all the effort you clearly put into it.

@tonyrome5584 Год назад

Ellie, You totally knocked this video out of the park!! Great job! Your interview techniques made this video super informative and a pleasure to watch: like You always do.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Wow, thank you! I’ve set a new bar it seems 😮❤

@dhl1544 Год назад

This interview was really well done. It was nice to see how professional and knowledgeable everyone was.

@ellieinspace Год назад

They had an entire itinerary for me … GO FIREFLY!

@jeffmentzer9186 Год назад

Ellie, I've said it before but you are doing a fantastic job of interviewing and talking about things that the others are not! Keep up your great work because you are going to be very respected and knowledgeable about all things space AND here on earth!

@MatthewCable Год назад

Awesome stuff!! Can't wait to see what firefly does

@ellieinspace Год назад

You and me both!❤

@IamZed Год назад

This was well done. Good interviews.

@cvbates888 Год назад

Great interviews! This video deserves many more views.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Much appreciated! Thank you

@clydedeloach9066 Год назад

Thanks for such an informative and well put-together presentation !

@dimsdale88 Год назад

Super awesome

@blondythesuperdog8825 Год назад

They're getting ready for another simulation.,the SE are gonna be better than in 69...

@MichaelSmith-il3wm Год назад

We’ll organized and presented video. Great subject info with deep dive info direct from the source. I learned and enjoyed the process of seeing something that makes me better informed. Great job Ellie!! 😀🤙

@Uncle_Yukon Год назад

I see they have their flag on the wall displayed incorrectly.

@david_W5QDF Год назад

Love ❤ those boots 👢📡🛰️

@ellieinspace Год назад

They’ve done a lot of walking lately lol

@michaelsherman1018 Год назад

This was an amazing interview and so informative with personal angle. THIS was an awesome experience! Thanks Ellie!!

@ellieinspace Год назад

You're so welcome!

@mannyherrera9692 Год назад

Wow! Awesome! Interviews/ Video! Ellie in Space 🚀!

@jamesmihalcik1310 Год назад

Fantastic! In house approach, lots of innovation. Perfect! Really enjoyed the personable interview within the Firefly team.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!🎉

@progkarma944 Год назад

Excellent Video Ellie! Thank you!

@rolflandale2565 Год назад

Tremendous insight you offered, for those who are beginning their research of space & moon rendering. From the *Firefly* company! Like a small group of *space journalist* team. Offering direct hands on specification & visitation report.

@dket2571 Год назад

Really well done. great shots, good explanations, well worth watching. Looking forward to future videos.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Thanks a lot!❤

@georgemccune7928 Год назад

Just amazed at how the firefly team took the time to show you around their moon Lander and factory test centre and explaining what they are doing good for them and you Ellie for this video little side note for when they clean solar panels on the Moon they might be using a type of static charge to pull the dust off the solar panels just a theory

@sagecoach Год назад

So valuable for people to see the goal as they develop capabilities to contribute and work in this field. Your news helps get to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

@GlenHunt Год назад

That HAD to be a fun and incredible place to visit! Please, please, please check back with them!

@ellieinspace Год назад

Next time they wanna show me the rockets 🚀

@tekish7682 Год назад

It just keeps getting more interesting. Good job El

@ellieinspace Год назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@ericfielding2540 Год назад

Thanks for this excellent interview with the Firefly team. It is great to see some of the other New Space companies making progress and finding new less expensive ways to make things work in deep space.

@StMyles Год назад

Nice inspirational video on Dreams of going to space. 👍🏼

@richardstansbury7847 Год назад

Firefly definitely looks like they will be a part of the near future space explosion on the horizon. Amazing behind the scenes Ellie and team 👌

@tertiaryobjective Год назад

Voilà, is a French word, commonly mispronounced. Friendly FYI, keep up the great work.

@robertmorris8786 Год назад

Great job Ellie 😉🤩 more professional every time I see you. This is a great little company , Firefly will achieve great things I'm positive of that.

@robinrutschman Год назад

Ellie, thank you so much for sharing this wonderul information. Firefly reminds me of SpaceX in the fact they develop everything inhouse for their needs and don't depend on third parties for everything. Very Impressive!

@andrewking6604 Год назад

Need to put something more definitive to show it’s your channel when I’m scrolling. There’s only four channels that are worth following and you’re one of them, but hard to identify when I scroll through.

@JaviAirwraps Год назад

awesome video! Watched it all astutely =)

@niklovell Год назад

Really interesting video🚀

@rohastechreviews Год назад

Great video Ellie. This was put together very well. 🙌

@ellieinspace Год назад

Thank you!! 😁

@rohastechreviews Год назад

@@ellieinspace 🥰💯

@mirandahw Год назад

Did you get to visit Briggs as well or just Cedar Park?

@ellieinspace Год назад

Next stop, Briggs

@mirandahw Год назад

@@ellieinspace Hell yeah! I look forward to it. I dunno how much quizzing you'll be able to do of them but please ask about the status of FLTA003 and future flights, whether or not they've built a domestic production line for Reaver and Lightning (the powerhead was previously built by Yuzhmash in Ukraine), and for any updates on MLV!

@livewire4495 Год назад

Love the Boots! 😎

@abelrosales3171 Год назад

Once again you bring out what is going on in the space industry that no one seems to report on. Excellent interview showing what to expect from a new company advancing our exploration of space. Continue the excellent job you are doing keeping us Rocket nurds informed. You have come so far in such a short time.

@irrefudiate Год назад

Wow. You're getting pretty good at this. Excellent show.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Thanks! That means a lot !

@tbareham6241 Год назад

wow, amazing video Ellie 👍

@jamesengland7461 Год назад

Great inside look! I do wonder how aluminum honeycomb handles impact in cryogenic cold if it becomes brittle.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Good question!

@robertmorris8786 Год назад

I guess that would change probably depending on what gaseous molecules are present at the construction of the components and how many they retain within the field itself.

@AC-jk8wq Год назад

Break out the charts for aluminum and other metals… See if the crystal structure changes with temperature… Off to the materials lab… to see if the material properties change with temperature… tensile strength, compression strength, and impact strength…. The space kids will have answers for you… They selected some pretty interesting materials, and were quite happy to discuss them… and the other more modern tests they were using… The buses they were discussing monitoring… Electrical distribution circuits are called buses… one device on each leg, each leg gets a form of circuit breaker to protect the device it powers… I wonder if Greyhound has any of these monitoring devices on their buses…. 😀

@prational Год назад

I always learn something when I view one of your interviews or subject casts. Your channel is in my top 10 RU-vid list.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Wow, thank you!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

@babyUFO. Год назад

Another TINY lander?? -sigh.

@Astro_Neel Год назад

That *tiny* lander you're talking about can take 150+ kg to the lunar surface. Not a trivial feat by any means.

@gregsulman8659 Год назад

That was very interesting Ellie. I don't know how you managed to get behind the scenes at Firefly, but well done you👍 More please😀

@zounds010 Год назад

Tip for next time: watch the audio levels. Around 18:20 your interviewee's mic is clipping.

@АлексейГиссарский-ь4у Год назад

What rocket is planned to launch this lunar module?

@markb2773 Год назад

Falcon 9 from Space X

@erac5855 Год назад

It’s exciting to see the love and sweat they put into this. Sounds like Grumman in the 60s. Very cool!

@catbertz Год назад

Fantastic video and interviews! I enjoyed seeing you using various audio setups. It looks like the team at Firefly are very inspired and hungry to push the boundaries and make things happen. So cool to see these young companies charging forward.

@ellipsis373 Год назад

absolutely fantastic video, i love it! well done!! shame I didn't get to see the person I know at firefly :P

@arthurwagar88 Год назад

Very interesting. Thanks Ellie and the Firefly people for good stuff. Read some good comments. Impressive.

@ellieinspace Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it❤

@jamesdubben3687 Год назад

Great to hear from others on the firefly team. Thanks Ellie.

@hp127 Год назад

Compliments for Ellie and Firefly. This is a nice view into what is going on in the space industry: what and how in engineering. I am so glad I decided to follow Ellie! I would like to see an item on moondust and the effects Spacex expects when they land a gigantic ship and the clouds of regolith that will be formed and potentially cause damage to engines etc. Can you safely take off again?

@deyvidabreu8845 Год назад

Ellie S2

@EdwinAbalain Год назад

It's good to see we are not only dependend on NASA and SpaceX! Funny to see you wearing a winter coat and the interviewee wearing a t-shirt!

@quoderatdemonstrandum5442 Год назад

LOL... Mobile Infantry logo on the side !!

@jbarvideo12 Год назад

Great interview Ellie. I was impressed how well Firefly engineers explained their engineering design and testing processes. Great videotaping and editing Ellie!