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@Newsthink 3 года назад

*Where would SpaceX be without Tom Mueller?* you've been inspired by his story and want to make a lasting impact on the world, sign up for free on Brilliant to improve your math, science, and computer science skills brilliant.org/newsthink/. The first 200 people to sign up get 20% off the annual Premium subscription.

@wolfvale7863 3 года назад

How about a video about John B. Goodenough. Already a ledgend and still not done. Two words... Glass Batteries.

@Finoid_ 3 года назад

Wouldn’t be a company

@skm8838 3 года назад

Would not know about *SpaceX*

@ramslade 3 года назад

SpaceX would go bankrupt if it wasn't for Tom Mueller, he's such an awesome person.

@jouney1555 3 года назад

Please make longer videos

@hellcat1988 3 года назад

So the real hero in the story of SpaceX is one good teacher who cared enough about their students to notice when one had the potential to change the world. An all too commonly forgotten key to most amazing things throughout history.

@jonaslegend1309 3 года назад

Same story with me.. One teacher changed my life, and now i can do what i love

@hellcat1988 3 года назад

@@user-pz1gd3nv4n No, just an observation on how disgustingly underappreciated teachers are.

@807800 3 года назад

One of the heroes.

@steveperreira5850 3 года назад

Don’t you think the teacher was just doing what they should be doing. We don’t need to overly glorify teachers, I had many good ones and I had many bad ones, and mostly mediocre ones. I am pleased that this good teacher recognized the potential of the student and provided sage advice, as he should be doing. Enough about teachers, the teacher did not design the rocket engine, the student did. This is a crazy country where the greatest people are always police, fire department, And teachers, and the rest of us are a lower class. It is a logical fallacy to take the good example of one person and apply it to everyone in the same profession. The truth of the matter is this: in every single profession there are a few, and I mean quite a small few Who are truly excellent. Most are somewhat mediocre, not living up to their full potential. And a few are downright incompetent - The latter group generally gravitate into government bureaucracies.

@hellcat1988 3 года назад

@@steveperreira5850 You sound personally offended. Might want to see a shrink about those issues. The reason we need to remember to praise these teachers is because without that nudge, many great minds never get very far. Study after study have shown that when you have a potentially brilliant child, with signs that they will quickly develop their intelligence given the right influences, they will falter in their development to about average with their piers without proper stimulation and guidance. Teachers tend to spend more active learning time with children than their families during those important, formative years where their minds could be stimulated, or left to rot. That push from his teacher might have been inconsequential, but it also likely could have been the ONLY reason he got to where he was and did what he did. Hindsight being what it is, we can't know for sure, but we have more than enough examples of the lack of that push leading to mediocrity to know just how important good teachers who focus on students and give them that push are.

@MillionaireMindsetClub 3 года назад

Every company has a few employees that are absolutely essential.

@wolfvale7863 3 года назад

Boss: Why is this machine not running? Me: Nobody knows how to run it. Boss: Why? Me: You fired the only person that did. Aaaah that was an entertaining day.

@ccm2059 3 года назад

@Newsthink are you being serious you mite end up giving bit coins to people who aren't even 18

@tonyelsom6382 3 года назад

@@ccm2059 That's not Cindy, click on the avatar. It's a scammer.

@ccm2059 3 года назад

@@tonyelsom6382 okay

@francluizvertudes4789 3 года назад

@Newsthink ah i knew, his a cancer. Having 20 comments on this video. Godbless you.

@20_percent 3 года назад

Both boosters landing at the same time is still one of the craziest things ive ever seen in my life

@baymaxred4632 3 года назад

why?

@JJs_playground 3 года назад

That still gives me a chill (in a good way) every time I see it. Absolutely one of the most incredible things humanity has done.

@OompaL0ompa 3 года назад

Thats gravity for you. Take 2objects with the same structure,weight and shape,let them drop from the same height and watch them land at the same time.

@xploration1437 3 года назад

Starship

@datchnac4577 3 года назад

@@OompaL0ompa Actually, they do not need to b of the same shape, weight or size. In the absence of an atmosphere, any two object will fall down at the same rate. And that's the TRUE essence of gravity. And if you want to be in an atmosphere, you can still make two objects of different size and weight reach the same terminal velocity in free fall by altering their shape.

@jamestnov41945 3 года назад

Well done Cindy I did not know about Mr. Mueller. However, it takes him and many people like him to have a successful enterprise.

@robertweekley5926 3 года назад

He is also introduced in the Book about Elon Musk!

@brucerideout9979 3 года назад

Had no idea. SpaceX not ones to embellish and bluster. Thanks for this.

@brucerideout9979 3 года назад

Perhaps we don't want to know the who's who of SpaceX, for example the use of Klingon Advisors, or Nicola Tesla's nephew Rikola, kept in chains at Boca..

@itsReallyLou 3 года назад

@@brucerideout9979 Your humor is priceless! 🙂

@dirkkruisheer 3 года назад

So Tom Mueller was the man behind the man at SpaceX… I had never heard of him, thank you! How about a video about Gwynne Shotwell, president and COO of SpaceX? I think we don't hear enough about her either.

@finalbox4416 3 года назад

agreed

@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke 3 года назад

I'd rather hear the story of Hans Koenigsmann - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Koenigsmann

@dionbridger5944 3 года назад

Don't think there's a single person in SpaceX's upper crust not worth knowing about

@dirkkruisheer 3 года назад

@@dionbridger5944 Too bad I don't know much about that; until now I've been more into Tesla!

@archishmananonymous406 3 года назад

if you not a tech nerd then probably haven't heard any tech innovator beside Elon Musk and Zuckerberg

@thepeddle 3 года назад

Tom deserves more videos like this showing just how brilliant and important he is to the future of space exploration. Great video as always!

@sciencetoday4431 3 года назад

Much deserved credit for such people, we rarely get to hear about them but they are the real building blocks behind a successful company

@archishmananonymous406 3 года назад

nah actually both Elon and Mueller are both the engineering brainchild

@mankind8807 3 года назад

@@archishmananonymous406 Musk is not lol, Tom has a Mechanical Engineering Master's degree and designed the Spacex rocket engines, Elon Musk is no where near that skilled.

@mathist6826 3 года назад

@@mankind8807 Yeah the muskmelon is the head not a developer of the innovations by tesla, spaceX, neuralink, OpenAI.... The main credit should go to the group of scientists, physicists, engineers working behind this and not musk. No hate though.

@9830164542 3 года назад

@@mathist6826 The musk's credit is not about who made the rockets, it's about bringing the brilliant minds together and make something successful out of the group. That's the hardest part of before making anything.

@mathist6826 3 года назад

@@9830164542 Sure enough you are right. Musk's job is to put the pieces together in which the pieces are the brilliant minds. But I told according to the perception of the people which is that musk is the genius behind the innovations.

@matthewstuart2054 3 года назад

Thank you for this! Tom Mueller is an extraordinarily talented engineer, and built a team as well as the engines. He is definitely underrated, I wish there were more interviews of him to watch.

@doodleboi7034 3 года назад

@Newsthink This is fake

@doodleboi7034 3 года назад

The newsthink you saw was fake, don't fall for it.

@matthewstuart2054 3 года назад

Thanks, it seemed really off.

@ginkinky 3 года назад

When I was a kid I watched science fiction movies where the space ship landed exactly like the boosters from space x. I am fortunate to have lived long enough to see science fiction become reality. Awesome times we live in . Congratulations space x for making science fiction become reality.

@vibez8978 3 года назад

Thank you Elon, Thank you Tom, Thanks to the whole SpaceX team to make science fiction reality

@jamesnnabeze687 3 года назад

Beautiful quote

@cumorahwatson1967 3 года назад

I'm with us, on that one👍👍👍

@user-zb8tq5pr4x 3 года назад

Excelt that elon is basically useless to spacex

@user-zb8tq5pr4x 3 года назад

Amd they havent made any fiction a reality at all

@AdiPrimandaGinting 3 года назад

@@user-zb8tq5pr4x Okay, man. I guess you have a company launching reusable rockets before Elon found his company?

@aj-veilawa 3 года назад

Thank you so much Cindy Pom, everyone has an incredible person working behind the scenes (Tom Mueller)🙏

@ramseywrinkles2485 3 года назад

In Elon’s book he is mentioned heavily on how essential he really is

@akashdhanwani6638 3 года назад

Yup correct. Even I got to know about him from his book.

@leodahvee 3 года назад

Elon's book? I am assuming you meant the biography of Elon Musk, which was written by Ashley Vance, not Musk. Musk had a hand in it though.

@ramseywrinkles2485 3 года назад

@@leodahvee why do you have to over specify it? I can call it Elons book if I want to, I called it his book to the relevance of the video thats why I didnt call it Ashley Vances' book, and by me saying its Elons book doesnt literally mean he wrote it, now stop trying to act more smarter than you

@leodahvee 3 года назад

@@ramseywrinkles2485 I understand that, it's just people might get confused. Sorry if you were offended

@dinner7513 3 года назад

@@leodahvee Jeez you really did struck a nerve on that guy didnt u lol. Man was so mad about it lmao

@Maky-vo7qs 3 года назад

Well SpaceX weren't be on top right now if not to those people like Tom Muller. Elon is a visionary and he needs brilliant minds to attain his goals. I hope SpaceX will show a big success in the future of space travel. Good luck👍👍👍

@Michal_Wlodarczyk2100 3 года назад

There is a need for both visionaries as well as brilliant engineers and scientists who turn vision into reality

@default2826 3 года назад

@@Michal_Wlodarczyk2100 yes and elon is both, many people forget that elon is actually the cheif engineer of spaceX.

@Bryan-Hensley 3 года назад

Tom Muller retired from SpaceX last year. He's now racing cars.

@sethjansson5652 3 года назад

The man fulfilled his dreams, he grew to become a very good engineer, and helped make a vital component of the next generation of rockets.

@Asterra2 3 года назад

@@sethjansson5652 And we can be very glad that he ended up in the correct space company, rather than the only other option available to him: wasting away in Northrop Grumman, Blue Origin, Dynetics, NASA or NLA, and having basically no impact on anyone because none of those companies were or are interested in a progressive approach to rocket technology. Hell, if we were in a non-SpaceX timeline, all of them would still be focused on zero-reuse and the moon would be the only thing on our horizon.

@sethjansson5652 3 года назад

@@Asterra2 Yes and no. NASA is certainly trying to innovate space travel. It's just that they can't do so with their funding being public. The only thing they can do is make their Gateway around the moon, which is as innovative as it get's in terms of doing operations on the moon efficiently. Heck, what do you think the Shuttle program was?

@Asterra2 3 года назад

@@sethjansson5652 Well, we kinda know what the Shuttle program was by now. It's not a little-known secret anymore. It was a half-measure iteration of what was *intended* to be a cost-effective and efficiently reusable rocket program. It's worth keeping firmly in mind, however, that there's nothing to suggest that the massive dealbreakers that existed on the finalized item wouldn't have existed on a more idealized take: The need for massive expendability in the form of a fuel tank, and the gargantuan time and money sink of the heat shielding.

@ignatiuslaurent58 3 года назад

I guess building rocket engine is too boring for him know . Why would he leave the job that he so love . I guess life is not always work work and more work . it's work and take time to play play play .

@johndehaan2764 3 года назад

Really nice to recognise Tom. A life long contributor to rocket science, and a grass roots contributor. It was awesome that Elon recognised the importance of this. An incredible company doing incredible things, lead by a man who not only keeps his humanity but also has the heart of a true patriarch and Father.

@davidmacphee8348 3 года назад

Congratulations on your rapid, RU-vid success Cindy! You deserve that reward from RU-vid. You are Great!

@stickmann7363 3 года назад

I have the book on Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance. This man has been one of the greatest people at SpaceX and, just like Gwynne, they are pushed into the shadows. Nothing can be supported by only one single thing Thank you for educating us

@ea9849 3 года назад

Microsoft was built by more than bill gates. It's just public attention. Engineers dont need it

@adithyakosgi222 3 года назад

Brilliant story of the future’s unsung heroes. Amazing content as always, Cindy!

@lang1892 3 года назад

His career was legendary.

@aasaialangaram6847 3 года назад

Thanks for bringing out such an unsung hero video.

@kdspacex5612 3 года назад

Now this was the greatest inspirational video for a engineer . Thank you Newsthink

@WasatchWind 3 года назад

My cousin recently moved back to SpaceX as a senior propulsion engineer. Bet he worked with this guy when he was at SpaceX around 2015.

@4n2earth22 3 года назад

Well done reporting! Thank you for all the fun, hard work.

@hojoj.1974 3 года назад

As always, thank you for this presentation.

@ericfernandes3966 3 года назад

Lovely script and Narration of such a beautiful story. Well done Newsthink & Cindy !

@calebvitalus6640 3 года назад

That transition to the brilliant ad though! It was very smooth

@AdmiralPreparedness 3 года назад

This pioneer is a beautiful example of what a person can do to advance humanity. Sir, I now stand and salute you. We need more who are just like you to take my dreams to the stars.

@JJs_playground 3 года назад

Great video. I'm always so interested in how 1 decision in life changes the course of history. To that one (math) teacher, *thank you*

@jamielake-boyd3600 3 года назад

He looks like a trust worthy person. Smart and kind. An explainer.

@chaitanyatabhane8120 3 года назад

Im watching this channel since it was only few thousand subs big. The channel grew a lot due to its quality vdos.

@prakash_77 3 года назад

Reaching 181k in just 42 videos! Quite a growth!!

@prakash_77 3 года назад

Oh wait, that was yesterday. Today it's 184k.

@vasanthplays8776 3 года назад

That has to be one of the smoothest sponsor placement

@gustafsone 3 года назад

I thought the same thing. I was like "hey wait a second, you just tricked me and I ain't even mad!".

@wyattb3138 4 месяца назад

Yes

@douglasalvaradocorrales 3 года назад

This is how tycoons are born... respect to these awesome guys 💎💎💎

@Real28 3 года назад

I can't read or watch enough about SpaceX story. It's all incredible and beyond what I thought I'd get to witness in my lifetime.

@garywarburton3180 3 года назад

Very uplifting Cindy, Thanks for searching for the whole story.

@jennyone8829 3 года назад

Thank you for existing and loving with all you are!! Hugs! 🚀🎶☮️☮️

@arunmoses2197 Год назад

The fact that he admits to getting lucky is what really sells this guy's amazing character to me

@jackeroo75 3 года назад

Damn girl you are hella good at reporting! Keep up the good work! Your voice is soothing and effortless.

@jorgeoliveira2383 3 года назад

Thank you to show us the parts of the stellar humans that are helping to unlock a better future. Show us more of them. Thank you.

@vijayadhude8035 3 года назад

Thanks for such an awesome information Cindy Pom .

@sir007reginald 2 года назад

Forget about bi-propellant engines. I'm working on a tri-propellant engine. The Specific Impulse could be as high as Isp 700. I need your help Tom to design the injector plate. Fuel mixture is extremely critical. Before Raptor I told SpaceX to ditch the Merlin and RP-1 for environmental reasons and switch to Methane - RP-1 is so 1968 Saturn V F-1. Glad to see they took my advice. The future of rocket engines will be the tri-propellant motor which is difficult to perfect.

@samarjain214 3 года назад

I really like the tone and modulation of the narrator.. Nice job done. I already knew this information... Yet I was impressed by the voice modulation.. You got a subscriber from India💋😘😍

@michaelharrison3046 3 года назад

Love this channel! Wish news was 90% this and 10% doom n’ gloom. Love it. And much respect to Mueller.

@HarshJain-it2bg 3 года назад

That advertisement promotion thing was absolutely bang on target.

@prakash_77 3 года назад

Awesome video! Thanks for making this, Cindy 💚💚

@mimamsa5557 3 года назад

Salute to all the people working behind the scenes. Cool.

@glitchs3an707 3 года назад

Been here since 20k love the videos! I can’t wait every week for your new videos!

@evandrocobbs1476 3 года назад

thank you for appreciate there is more than one persons that makes a business successful

@4729Punisher 3 года назад

Now that's a real bad ass. Doesn't want the fame, just builds the most baddest most powerful machines on earth and wears some bad ass shades. What a cool dude.

@olanrewajuadam7499 3 года назад

Ability + Luck = Success

@4729Punisher 3 года назад

They can't even find much material in video clip examples to show of him, that's how bad ass this guy is.

@mudimabiriani6467 3 года назад

im Business man from Dar es Salaam,Tanzania Im watching Your Videos from here keep good job alive ✊🏿 Good knowledge of the space and high profile people you give us information to know them 🙏🏿 Kindly tell us about who drive that rovers on mars will appreciate

@Markerface 3 года назад

As a drug addict figuring out I am incredibly smart I can’t help but cry that I Always thought I was not intelligent. And did not have teachers that nurtured that or parents that where interested in that. I get to show my baby girl that she is super smart and she will make a difference.

@seanbaskett5506 3 года назад

Tom Mueller is from Idaho. We definitely claim him.

@hastyz7325 3 года назад

3:20 can you imagine if the teacher didn't tell him that? None of this would've been possible. Being a teacher should be such a highly respected job. It's almost sad to see how teachers are treated and viewed these days.

@naturegoggle 3 года назад

Importance of a good teacher

@ryansandigan7184 3 года назад

Brilliant smooth ad transition...

@exlenisupporter457 3 года назад

5:06 the smoothest ad transition ever done by a youtuber. 🤣

@ndrsg3013 3 года назад

at 01:27 with a gangsta shades and gangsta vibe :D...lol Love his enthusiasm

@linesided 3 года назад

I'm sure there's a few more Toms at Space-X. Nice to appreciate the contribution of others in building great companies.

@learnerzzzzzz 3 года назад

this is a really amazing video. Great quality and work guys!

@LeonardoDaVinci01 3 года назад

Wow, what an amazing story! I never knew about Tom until now!

@ankitd7398 3 года назад

He is backbone of spacex.

@marcos-gn8sq 3 года назад

ur channel is so cool because i dont have access neither iq to get into engineering but still i love the achievement these people have been doing and your channel always keeps me updated.

@rsd9067 3 года назад

This recognition was needed thank you

@markmarsh27 3 года назад

"5 MILLION lbs. of thrust at liftoff." .... That is an INSANE number!

@tonyelsom6382 3 года назад

There's a scammer using @Newsthink's avatar in this feed, don't let it fool you.

@gabrielribeiro8932 3 года назад

Your job is amazing! Congrats from Brazil :)

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@davidwoollard866 3 года назад

I often wondered the identity of the technical person responsible for SpaceX success. There is always one who stands out above all others. Well done Tom. After your success, what would somebody with your skills do in retirement?

@m.saifulislam311 3 года назад

A team of special skills and knowledge to design,develope, innovate and performance tests at works.

@PrashantTayshetye 3 года назад

Thank you for showing the real Hero

@technoplusmedia 3 года назад

Nice video! We just made one about Steve Davis, there's a hilarious story where Musk has him create an electromechanical actuator for Falcon 1 from scratch. He spent 9 months on it and got it done, but Musk's reaction is just.... nothing other than what you would expect from a man trying to colonize another planet to say the least😂 Anyways, much love Cindy, keep killin it!

@MarsStarcruiser 3 года назад

Even though raptor is going to take all the glory now, merlin was an astonishing achievement and such a massive increase in thrust to weight ratio never even heard of prior, outside of powdered rocket boosters. Glad to see this guy getting the credit now he deserves. Merlin is a fantastic work of art and engineering when it comes to rocket engines and this was the man responsible for making that happen.

@kamelmebhah4122 3 года назад

You deserve the highest respect

@bonilla2022 3 года назад

Great work. Thank you.

@iskass6813 3 года назад

The voice over is top notch

@jonahwapachee8654 3 года назад

That sponsor transition was smooth

@Brizandeer 3 года назад

What an amazing story. It's serendipitous when the right person can work for the right company at the right time. But somehow it feels like it was meant to be. A well deserved retirement!

@Jycatgc6282 3 года назад

So, this is the man who made the difference in SpaceX.

@shableep 3 года назад

fantastic reporting. thank you.

@jonasthemovie 3 года назад

3:11 took me by surprise. To paraphrase Tom Mueller, I became the engineer that design those specific red machines.

@aybee63 3 года назад

What is the platform made of that the Super Heavy launches from? And at 3:10 what's the object on couch?

@omararizona 3 года назад

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@ReadTheShrill 3 года назад

Engines are great and all, but as a programmer, I want to talk to the person who developed the landing software. That guy or gal changed the world.

@SomeDudeInBaltimore 3 года назад

Just a really good PID loop taking data from hundreds of sensors. The same techniques are used to keep RC quadcopters in stable flight.

@lukanys5308 3 года назад

Just a reminder musk is not just the super star of spacex he is the chief engineer so he knows more than you know

@JohnDoe-vf3qo 3 года назад

what does cheif engineer mean because anything with cheif in it just means someone who is more of the person who listens to what the people say below them just to decide if it’s right or wrong. anyone with leadership skills and can problem solve can be a chief of any field

@JohnDoe-vf3qo 3 года назад

being the ceo you can give yourself that title and still do the exact thing you were already doing as a ceo

@Coyote27981 3 года назад

@@JohnDoe-vf3qo he literally is familiar with the technical details of every bit in the rockets. He is not jus a corporate overlord.

@JohnDoe-vf3qo 3 года назад

@@Coyote27981 that’s every ceo tho they may not seem that way they have to be it’s the only way to run a business.

@JohnDoe-vf3qo 3 года назад

@gillysuit2 i’m sure jeff bezos knows everything about amazon and wsj and i’m sure he’s learning the basics of blue origins now. idk if he doesn’t know blue origins i’m sure he does but giving that he and blue origins are very secretive of what they building.

@user-nw8jr1dk9p 3 года назад

I love these guys Love SpaceX team, and everything that has to do with spacex.

@NeilFiertel 3 года назад

Incredible creative engineer

@KelliDavis-l3l 6 месяцев назад

God directs us where we need to be at the time we need to be there. Thank you Mueller 🙏🏼❤️✌🏼

@wdburt91 3 года назад

Man, I love your shit, Cindy. Keep it comin!

@wdburt91 3 года назад

@Newsthink I’m not really into all that (terrible investing “luck”), but I appreciate the info and will come back to it for reference should future preferences change. Hope you achieve what you desire, and thanks again for your videos!

@Newsthink 3 года назад

Hi Will, that is a fake account imitating me. I have informed RU-vid.

@wdburt91 3 года назад

@@Newsthink What a time to be alive, no? lol.

@mattwalker4264 3 года назад

Tom Muller was the key employee in the Falcon 1 days but Gwynne Shotwell is by far their most influential employee ever.

@soorajmannancheri5527 3 года назад

I have acquired a ruler of 15 cm. Now what is first step of making 2*10^(36) watt of solar panel?

@jaymarkkabo2626 3 года назад

This should be a series.

@5555H-f4t 3 года назад

SpaceX is a "BAND OF EXCEPTIONAL HUMAN BEINGS" !!!

@rusturuss123 3 года назад

Very good thanks. I would add effort to luck and knowledge as the formula for success.

@elonmuskvibe6749 3 года назад

Actually elon musk was the Cheif engineer of the first successful spacex rocket launch , but its not about who gets the credit . its about ensuring humanity's future on mars , we are all in this together 👍

@dirkkruisheer 3 года назад

That may be (or have been) Elon's job title but he studied physics and economy, never engineering. Elon is famous for learning from his employees by "interrogating" them until he understands things himself.