Name: The Space Economy is About to Get a Lot Bigger
Uploaded: 2021-07-07T08:09:25.000Z
Duration: 10 min 26 s
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space has mostly been dominated by a handful of governments.

It took government money to get a rocket up,

Around sort of 2008, the launch of this Falcon 1 rocket,

made by SpaceX, that marked the first time

we had billionaires who had some success in space.

And now we're at this really interesting moment

in time where I think pretty much inspired by this example,

everybody decided they could do space as well

that people have been dreaming about for almost a century.

We've gone from governments to billionaires

to now all this private money, venture capitalists,

just regular old millionaires flooding in to space

to private enterprise, many companies are hoping

to make it not just possible but affordable

at a fraction of the cost of its competitors,

and right above that thin blue line, I see competition,

I see ecosystems that are global, I see standards emerging

for a trillion plus dollar economy to form.

chairman and CEO of Astra and we're in our rocket factory,

from San Francisco in Alameda, California.

We started talking about basically the idea

of building a rocket factory from the very beginning

We don't use any of the exotic materials,

that a lot of other companies like to talk a lot about.

so we're building these rockets out of aluminum

so we're bending, we're welding, we're fastening,

but our thesis was that if you could build rockets

in line with some of these larger rockets.

SpaceX is the clear leader with its Falcon 9,

Falcon Heavy and Falcon Super Heavy rockets.

Another front runner is New Zealand based Rocket Lab

Astra has announced two different models,

one small, one big and says both will be much faster

and cheaper to build than those of its competitors.

For like 100 years, people in the United States,

Germany, Russia have been trying to build one

to really pull it off was SpaceX in 2008.

It took SpaceX seven years to go from nothing

of rocket faster than any company in history.

Over the next few years here at this facility,

we'll be increasing the production rate of rockets

from monthly this year to weekly in 2023 to bi-weekly

in 2024 to a full daily production rate in 2025

we'll be able to bring the price point down

for a few million dollars that can deliver

between three and 500 kilograms to low-earth orbit.

from the massive demand for getting small satellites

Startups are lining up to hitch rides on bigger rockets,

often waiting months or years for their turn.

which was the pioneer in building small satellites

and they were having some real trouble getting to space.

meeting a bunch of the other rocket companies,

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