Dr Ben Miles | The Truth About SpinLaunch | Hype or Revolution? @DrBenMiles | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 8 hours ago
“Can you throw something so hard it goes into space?” A question we’ve all asked ourselves.
Spin Launch a startup based out of California says, “yes”.
They’ve built a 50m tall Suborbital Accelerator out in the desert as a proof of principle test for launching payloads into space. But is this hype or a space revolution??
My gear:
A few people have asked so I've added the info below. Some/all of these may be affiliate links. If you make a purchase it doesn't cost you anything extra, but a percentage of the sale will help support this channel and my work to bringing entrepreneurship into science.
My camera : amzn.to/3ed5Xac
My lens: amzn.to/3xIAZyA
My lav: amzn.to/2SeE20Y and amzn.to/3nK33wA
My mic: amzn.to/3gUYYEv
“Can you throw something so hard it goes into space?” A question we’ve all asked ourselves.
Spin Launch a startup based out of California says, “yes”.
They’ve built a 50m tall Suborbital Accelerator out in the desert as a proof of principle test for launching payloads into space. But is this hype or a space revolution??
My gear:
A few people have asked so I've added the info below. Some/all of these may be affiliate links. If you make a purchase it doesn't cost you anything extra, but a percentage of the sale will help support this channel and my work to bringing entrepreneurship into science.
My camera : amzn.to/3ed5Xac
My lens: amzn.to/3xIAZyA
My lav: amzn.to/2SeE20Y and amzn.to/3nK33wA
My mic: amzn.to/3gUYYEv
