The Insane Engineering of SpaceX Raptor Explained - Part 1 | Starship Engineering Series
Channel: Scientia Plus
Date: 23/08/2020

The Science & Engineering of SpaceX Raptor Engine Explained.

0:00 - 0:48 - Intro
0:48 - 2:49 - Basics Of Rocket Engine
2:49 - 5:29 - The SpaceX Raptor
5:29 - 6:29 - Basic Parts & Manufacturing Techniques
6:30 - 7:34 - Cost of Production & Funding

Raptor is a next-generation liquid rocket engine developed by SpaceX to power the company’s Mars rocket Starship and Booster Superheavy. Combined, these vast machines are designed to take up to 100 people into space, possibly to the Moon and Mars, with a tentative launch of humans around the Moon planned in 2023.

This video deals with both basics of a rocket engine and the engineering aspects of the SpaceX Raptor engine. 

This is the first part of a series of future videos explaining the Engineering and Science behind SpaceX Starship rocket. So Don't Forget to Subscribe to the channel for future Starship Videos. 
 
Learn How SpaceX Raptor Engine Operates and the Engineering behind one of the world's powerful rocket.

The Fascinating History Of SpaceX Raptor Engine - Part 2: https://youtu.be/u4aPD-uZr1Y

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