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Jeff Bezos

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Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

And when you look at, you do want to continue to use more and more energy. It is going to make your life better in so many ways, but that's not compatible ultimately with living on a finite planet. And so we have to go out into the solar system. And really, you could argue about when you have to do that, but you can't credibly argue about whether you have to do that.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

And when you look at, you do want to continue to use more and more energy. It is going to make your life better in so many ways, but that's not compatible ultimately with living on a finite planet. And so we have to go out into the solar system. And really, you could argue about when you have to do that, but you can't credibly argue about whether you have to do that.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

So Blue Ring is a very interesting spacecraft that is designed to take up to 3,000 kilograms of payload up to geosynchronous orbit or in lunar vicinity. It has two different kinds of propulsion. It has chemical propulsion, and it has electric propulsion. And so you can use blue ring in a couple different ways. You can slowly move, let's say, up to geosynchronous orbit using electric propulsion.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

So Blue Ring is a very interesting spacecraft that is designed to take up to 3,000 kilograms of payload up to geosynchronous orbit or in lunar vicinity. It has two different kinds of propulsion. It has chemical propulsion, and it has electric propulsion. And so you can use blue ring in a couple different ways. You can slowly move, let's say, up to geosynchronous orbit using electric propulsion.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

So Blue Ring is a very interesting spacecraft that is designed to take up to 3,000 kilograms of payload up to geosynchronous orbit or in lunar vicinity. It has two different kinds of propulsion. It has chemical propulsion, and it has electric propulsion. And so you can use blue ring in a couple different ways. You can slowly move, let's say, up to geosynchronous orbit using electric propulsion.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

That might take 100 days or 150 days, depending on how much mass you're carrying. And reserve your chemical propulsion so that you can change orbits quickly in geosynchronous orbit. Or you can use the chemical propulsion first to quickly get up to geosynchronous and then use your electrical propulsion to slowly change your geosynchronous orbit. Blue Ring has a couple of interesting features.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

That might take 100 days or 150 days, depending on how much mass you're carrying. And reserve your chemical propulsion so that you can change orbits quickly in geosynchronous orbit. Or you can use the chemical propulsion first to quickly get up to geosynchronous and then use your electrical propulsion to slowly change your geosynchronous orbit. Blue Ring has a couple of interesting features.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

That might take 100 days or 150 days, depending on how much mass you're carrying. And reserve your chemical propulsion so that you can change orbits quickly in geosynchronous orbit. Or you can use the chemical propulsion first to quickly get up to geosynchronous and then use your electrical propulsion to slowly change your geosynchronous orbit. Blue Ring has a couple of interesting features.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

It provides a lot of services to these payloads. So it can be one large payload or it can be a number of small payloads. And it provides thermal management, it provides electric power, it provides compute, provides communications. And so when you design a payload for Blue Ring, you don't have to figure out all of those things on your own. So kind of radiation-tolerant compute.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

It provides a lot of services to these payloads. So it can be one large payload or it can be a number of small payloads. And it provides thermal management, it provides electric power, it provides compute, provides communications. And so when you design a payload for Blue Ring, you don't have to figure out all of those things on your own. So kind of radiation-tolerant compute.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

It provides a lot of services to these payloads. So it can be one large payload or it can be a number of small payloads. And it provides thermal management, it provides electric power, it provides compute, provides communications. And so when you design a payload for Blue Ring, you don't have to figure out all of those things on your own. So kind of radiation-tolerant compute.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

is a complicated thing to do. And so we have an unusually large amount of radiation-tolerant compute on board Blue Ring, and your payload can just use that when it needs to. So it's sort of all these services. It's like a set of APIs. It's a little bit like Amazon Web Services, but for space payloads that need to move about in Earth vicinity or lunar vicinity.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

is a complicated thing to do. And so we have an unusually large amount of radiation-tolerant compute on board Blue Ring, and your payload can just use that when it needs to. So it's sort of all these services. It's like a set of APIs. It's a little bit like Amazon Web Services, but for space payloads that need to move about in Earth vicinity or lunar vicinity.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

is a complicated thing to do. And so we have an unusually large amount of radiation-tolerant compute on board Blue Ring, and your payload can just use that when it needs to. So it's sort of all these services. It's like a set of APIs. It's a little bit like Amazon Web Services, but for space payloads that need to move about in Earth vicinity or lunar vicinity.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

Exactly. And it can also provide transportation and move you around to different orbits.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

Exactly. And it can also provide transportation and move you around to different orbits.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

Exactly. And it can also provide transportation and move you around to different orbits.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

No, but Blue Ring is not designed to move humans around. It's designed to move payloads around. So we're also building a lunar lander, which is, of course, designed to land humans on the surface of the moon.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

No, but Blue Ring is not designed to move humans around. It's designed to move payloads around. So we're also building a lunar lander, which is, of course, designed to land humans on the surface of the moon.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#405 – Jeff Bezos: Amazon and Blue Origin

No, but Blue Ring is not designed to move humans around. It's designed to move payloads around. So we're also building a lunar lander, which is, of course, designed to land humans on the surface of the moon.