Tom Mueller interview
Now the long since deleted interview from the New York University Astronomy Society. You might think it strange to hear so many female voices in an interview about rocket engines, but it was an astronomy meeting, not an engineering meeting. Nothing has changed in the female preference for basic sciences that lead to teaching careers, even 20 years after the lion kingdom witnessed the same dynamic.
Tom Mueller is probably just as important to the Falcon 9's development as Musk. Musk consulted him on at least 1 idea & it makes one wonder who originally started the discussion about propulsive landing. It's hard to imagine coming up with the idea of a staged shutdown to reduce the number of valves on the engine. He said it was done on smaller engines but never scaled up. There are no goog search results on what a staged shutdown is.
There were a few other nuggets of information, like how something as small as the injector was a big factor in the engine's total efficiency & how they got the injector efficiency as high as possible. You would think blowing up hardware on the test stand is only what NASA & Blue Origin do, but for the 1st time, Muell revealed SpaceX blew up a lot of hardware in getting staged shutdown to work. We can infer combustion is still too complicated for even the latest advancements in computer modeling to simulate.
There was also the nugget about Goog proposing satellites for internet back haul. The reason is the latency is too long for user interfaces, but mirroring large amounts of data for a data center wouldn't need short latency & it's still faster to mail very large amounts of data than send it through the ground.
https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/6b043z/tom_mueller_interview_speech_skype_call_02_may/
Видео Tom Mueller interview канала Lion McLionhead
Tom Mueller is probably just as important to the Falcon 9's development as Musk. Musk consulted him on at least 1 idea & it makes one wonder who originally started the discussion about propulsive landing. It's hard to imagine coming up with the idea of a staged shutdown to reduce the number of valves on the engine. He said it was done on smaller engines but never scaled up. There are no goog search results on what a staged shutdown is.
There were a few other nuggets of information, like how something as small as the injector was a big factor in the engine's total efficiency & how they got the injector efficiency as high as possible. You would think blowing up hardware on the test stand is only what NASA & Blue Origin do, but for the 1st time, Muell revealed SpaceX blew up a lot of hardware in getting staged shutdown to work. We can infer combustion is still too complicated for even the latest advancements in computer modeling to simulate.
There was also the nugget about Goog proposing satellites for internet back haul. The reason is the latency is too long for user interfaces, but mirroring large amounts of data for a data center wouldn't need short latency & it's still faster to mail very large amounts of data than send it through the ground.
https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/6b043z/tom_mueller_interview_speech_skype_call_02_may/
Видео Tom Mueller interview канала Lion McLionhead
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
burke arrangementsLincoln: Cooper Union Address part 1Chopin Scherzo 1The truth about John F KennedyPuer NobisRachmaninov Sonata No. 2 camera 1 part 1Secrets of Cinelerra: slow motionChopin Impromptu 1GPU accelerated playback in CinelerraThese are the latter daysNapa runGootuber vs GootuberStarlink 19 anomaly vs clean starlink 18 re-entryChopin Scherzo 4Xena Valkyrie sequenceAsphalt 8 trick jumpsDeleted fairing cam footageWarming up an apartment with a lion8/28/07 lunar eclipse in HDExtremely relaxing reading of the starship user guideHow to look vigilant