0:00Phase X went from almost bankruptcy to being the most
0:02valuable space company in the world.
0:04How did he listen?
0:05Back in two thousand years,
0:06there was a young millionaire named Elon Thomas who had just sold the
0:09company for nearly seven billion baht.
0:11In principle,
0:11he didn't have to work again for the rest of his life,
0:14but instead he lay happy on the beach.
0:17Well, Elonmus,
0:18he came up with the idea that if Reconciliation Day had
0:21a nuclear war or a meteor hit Earth,
0:23wouldn't humans be extinct?
0:24Okay,
0:25we have to hurry to build a settlement on Mars as a reserve.
0:28But when you go back to NASA's website,
0:30Instead,
0:30he found the truth shocking.
0:32Because NASA doesn't have any plans to go to Mars anymore.
0:35After the Apol Earth project successfully sent people to the moon?
0:38American space technology continued to decline until it was overtaken by Russia.
0:42Made Ilonmus rush to fly back to Russia to ask for a rocket.
0:45I think if he can successfully launch a rocket to Mars,
0:47Will get people excited.
0:49And then Thick San will resume his interest in this.
0:51If,
0:51after flying back and forth to Russia many times,
0:54what happened was that the Russians didn't even see the head of Elonmas.
0:57They insulted that Elonmas was just a fanciful little boy and tried to trick him
1:01into selling rockets at a very expensive price,
1:04so that Elonmas was very angry during the plane seat back.
1:09Calculating the cost of new rockets and finding that,
1:11in fact,
1:12the cost of the raw material in the production of rockets
1:15is only two percent of the sale price.
1:17Ninety-eight percent.
1:18Where did it come from?
1:19The market is too big a profit because it is monopolized by a few,
1:23plus using rockets once and then throwing away.
1:26It's crazy.
1:26If we use a plane once and throw away like this,
1:29the ticket cost is not expensive?
1:31We have to make rockets.
1:32It can be used again like planes.
1:35This is the only way that humans can truly occupy Mars.
1:39Suddenly he assembled an engineer,
1:41started a company called Space X,
1:43built the first rocket,
1:44immediately sent into space.
1:46And as soon as it goes into space,
1:48it explodes.
1:49Build a second rocket,
1:50shoot up again.
1:51It explodes again.
1:52The third one explodes again,
1:54causing Elon's money to be almost exhausted.
1:56Elon has to decide whether to stop just this or whether to
2:00shoot the fourth one and maybe run out.
2:02Which he decided to shoot the fourth ball
2:05It's the last bet.
2:07If this ball explodes,
2:08it must end immediately.
2:09And when the Faukon One rocket soared into the sky,
2:12Everyone in the control room had to hold their breath.
2:14Minute one passed.
2:15The second minute passed.
2:17Eventually,
2:17it succeeded Space X,
2:19becoming the world's first private company to send rockets into orbit,
2:23causing NASA to award a $50 billion contract to
2:26send rockets to the ISIS space station.
2:28Make Space X have more money to build on innovation.
2:31Whether it's Falcon Night,
2:33Rockets that fly back on their own are reusable.
2:35Dragon Capsule
2:36Super Space Bullet
2:38The more than twenty thousand satellite starlinks that send the
2:41Internet through space to Earth make a fortune,
2:43and most recently they are building a starship to send people to Mars,
2:47eventually becoming one of the most valuable companies on Earth.