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SLS is redeemed. That was a sexy launch
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>>16944543
yes

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2039923691916800053
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Holy kino
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>>16944593
Holy shit…
Haven’t seen something this good since Apollo.
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>>16944593
'ery noice
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>>16944593
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Omg
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>>16944593
where is this from? my X feed is mostly ragebaiting at the moment
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>>16944600
The atmosphere, the night lights coming on across Spain
Oh my God… it even has auroras
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>>16944602
I took the pic
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>>16944600
>those aurora's at the top and sunrise peaking over from the other side
>the lights along the spanish coast
KINOKINOKINOKINO
kino alert.
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>>16944605
you can see the aurora's of both poles actually.
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>>16944604
how much you think a pad lizard makes
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBYXljV7FK4
>Artemis II - TLI Burn to head to the Moon
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Earth is the coolest planet, we just have sensory adaption to it and consider it boring because we live here and interact with it everyday. But in a vacuum it’s magnificent
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>>16944612
>Earth is the coolest planet
not even close. we’re the third hottest planet, fourth if you count the moon
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>>16944612
>consider it boring
the people who consider it boring have lost touch with reality and don't go outside human environments.
forests, coastlines, geology, ocean life
all of it is fucking beautiful man, you have to stop and appreciate it sometimes.

except for beetles, fuck beetles.
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>>16944612
>Earth is the coolest planet, we just have sensory adaption to it and consider it boring
If you didn't have sensory adaptation to it, you would find it disgusting and horrifying.
Any kind of flesh-horror movie or other media you've ever consumed is basically what we live in during our daily lives. Anything from eating, fucking, breeding to nature itself is disgusting from the point of view of someone who's not adapted to this. Even your own body is a nauseating, pulsating bag of flesh with strange colour and growths all over it.
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>>16944618
Are you some kind of crystal
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>>16944619
God, I wish.
This corporeal form is a punishment beyond measure.
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>>16944619
some kind of krystal you say?
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>>16944618
>>16944620
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Is it supposed to be spinning?
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>>16944600
It would nice if the crew demonstrated why you can’t have both stars and sunlit bodies in the same photo. It confuses normalfags badly and gives rise to dumb posts
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>>16944600
Magnificent. I'm guessing all those bright spots are dust in the foreground?
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>>16944627
yes, its passive thermal protection, basically prevents one side from being in the sun for too long
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>>16944625
Fuck off, nigger.
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>>16944593
>>16944600
Sublime

>>16944168
The only time the Apollo program had a net approval rating from the Ameriburger public was the week after Apollo 11, the only reason the program got off the ground was was because space was an extension of the cold war arms race, and the only reason Apollo wasn't canceled before it could land on the moon is because JFK was killed before he got cold feet.
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>>16944604
some quick sloppie before the flight never hirt anyone, so long as she doesn't have the clap.
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>>16944632
Thank god JFKs head exploded.
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>>16944593
No crew selfie?
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>>16944600
Well, i guess we didn't get low light photos like this from Apolo.
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https://x.com/ulalaunch/status/2040068344519197182
>The U.S. Space Force weather squadron at Cape Canaveral predicts a 90 percent chance of acceptable conditions for the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket launch of the Amazon Leo mission tonight at 1:45 a.m. EDT (0545 UTC).
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>>16944646
Can't see shit in Jacksonville smdh...
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>Space Shuttle was a more ambitious design (for its time) than Starship, and worked first time.
It never worked. Its main objective was to make access to space a lot cheaper but it failed spectacularly, giving the concept of reusability a bad reputation for decades.
The design also proved to be inherently unsafe.
Starship is the shuttle done right.
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>>>done
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>>16944600
Wait, is this THE first picture ever of the globe without any cgi?
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>>16944585
now count the billions used to built it
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>>16944647
Might be clearer by 2 AM
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https://x.com/CNSpaceflight/status/2039976387810099302
>SPACE-PIONEER's highly anticipated Tianlong-3 rocket failed during its debut launch from Jiuquan hours ago.
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>>16944657
was it a reusable rocket?
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>>16944600
uuuh which landmass am i looking at? i'm completely lost
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>>16944659
not anymore its not
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>>16944654
Every SHLV costs billions

>>16944650
>done
zozzle

>>16944638
Had he lived he probably would have tried to get a joint US-Soviet mission going, he didn't want to back out on going to the moon, but he was feeling that Apollo was going to be a boondoggle. A joint mission was his preferred out.
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>>16944654
You mean the billions that could have been allocated to poor starving trans gay black indian quadriplegic midgets of african descent?
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>trump is asking for $1.5 trillion for next year's military budget
>part of the cost increase is due to golden dome
that's a lot of money
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>>16944631
disgusting bag of flesh confirmed (emotional)
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>>16944654
half that already sent to ukraine in the last few years.
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>>16944667
>poor starving trans gay black indian quadriplegic midgets of african descent?
Nonsense, Israel and G-d's Chosen need that money Goyim!

>>16944668
>billions for Missile Defense System that doesn't work
I'd say Theodore Postol is rolling over in his grave at such news, but he's still alive and has been saying that ballistic missile defense is impractical since the end of the gulf war.
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>>16944659
Not in the configuration they launched this one in, but they're planning on putting legs and grid fins on it eventually.
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>>16944656
based
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>>16944593
>>16944600
Faith of the heart
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https://x.com/SpaceIntel101/status/2040038152996356287
>Russian Space Forces launched Meridian-M No.21 satellite on a Soyuz 2.1a rocket from Plesetsk Cosmodrome Site 43/3 to LEO
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>>16944612
Of course. Earth is the crown jewel of the Universe.
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Our SpaceX pledge. Fractional ballistic arc to a fiery crash in the Indian Oceans by May! June at the latest.
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They used to fly every couple months, why have they stopped?
The new launchpad is done, right? It's been since last fucking summer.
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>>16944684
The new launch pad is "done" in the same sense that ML-2 was done: it's not. Most of the major construction is finished but there's still a lot of checks that need to be run and maybe more fitting out that's hard to spot from a livestream.

Starship might be designed for mass production but the launch complexes certainly aren't
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>>16944660
are you dumb? the highly populated peninsula to the bottom left is spain, the big desert is the sahara desert, you're looking at africa but from a nearly upside-down perspective anon.
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>>16944688
They were able to attempt a static fire a few weeks ago.
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>>16944673
it wasn't, the figures that contrarians like stating in regards to that are assuming that all the outdated equipment that was due for replacement sent in physical aid had the exact same dollar value when it was made.
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>>16944665
>Had he lived he probably would have tried to get a joint US-Soviet mission going
in that case LHO was an unwitting patriot for peeling that big mick melon
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>>16944665
do you think we could create a space program by attaching small probes to the buttons on nagi-san's shirt and telling her to puff up her chest?
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>>16944693
*from when it was made
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A toast to the cislunar future
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>>16944694
It would have been better if the cold war got dialed down in the mid 60s and that the US and USSR spent money on building spaceships together rather than building 10s of thousands of nukes.
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>>16944629
camera sensor noise. image is really amplified to get colors
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>>16944600
>This looks like it's a daytime shot, but, it's actually taken from the dark side of Earth, with the planet illuminated by moonlight. This lets faint details like the aurora, stars and the sodium layer show up without over exposing the planet.
https://x.com/DJSnM/status/2040076111216800064
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>>16944684
Grok, have an opinion on this?

Sure do! As of early 2026, the interval between Starship tests has shifted from a "rapid" ~1–4 month cadence in 2025 to a much slower glacier like pace, with the 12th test flight (Flight 12) delayed for 7 months. Maybe 8 months. Sorry. We suck. It's the drugs man. We're going to detox to get clean.
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>>16944698
Translunar rights are human rights
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>>16944696
Depends on how big pierce brosnan can make her tits
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>>16944701
but I guess there has to be SOMETHING there to scatter the light since that part closer to the sun appears brighter which it wouldn't be in a pure vacuum.
so yeah some dust and residual atmosphere has to be involved too.
or maybe it's just some leakage inside the camera from the brightest part of the horizon?
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SpaceX: Theranos with more explosions.
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>>16944709
As much of an anti-muskfag that I am this is an unfair comparison. Falcon 9 actually works.
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Lighting up one of these when Artemis II returns safely
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>>16944682
what happened to april?
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>>16944710
2 more years
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>"In the military, there’s a saying that there are no atheists in foxholes. There aren’t any on top of rockets, either, I would think."
based glover
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https://spacenews.com/chinas-commercial-tianlong-3-rocket-fails-on-debut-launch/

Oh no, that sucks.
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>>16944706
>that fat nagi
this would be detrimental to her ability to hunt for roggs, she wouldn't be able to fit down the mineshaft.
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>>16944709
>>16944715
are you just that lonely? go find some company that's not people calling you a retard because you're pretending to be a retard online.
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>>16944668
>The Golden Dome missile shield would get $17.5 billion in FY27. However, that would be reliant on passing reconciliation, with only $400 million for the program included in the base budget request. That sum would be a slight step down from the $25 billion approved for Golden Dome in the first reconciliation bill, which the administration plans to spend in FY26.
despite the budget going from $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion, golden dome is actually getting a budget cut
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>>16944660
Earth
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>>16944720
https://breakingdefense.com/2026/04/trump-to-propose-1-5-trillion-defense-budget-banking-on-350-billion-from-reconciliation/
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>>16944716
it's a cute sentiment, but it's just the kind of thing that religious folk tell themselves because they think being non-religious means being non-spiritual.
they are projecting onto others what they think they would become if they were non-believers: nihilists.
ultimately most religious people are simply too weakminded to find their own modus operandi and know they would turn into animals without a centralized religion to guide them, some people like me are just built different and don't need that coping mechanism to function.
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>>16944690
oh yeah now i see it. but you needn't call me dumb
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>>16944717
no it doesn't
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speaking of budget cuts

https://spacenews.com/white-house-again-proposes-steep-nasa-budget-cuts/
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>>16944725
i'm sorry anon, that was mean and unnecessary of me.
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Uhhh why are /sfg/ memes in my reels
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>>16944727
>The White House’s proposal would increase spending on exploration programs by nearly 10% to $8.5 billion. That would fully fund the various elements of Artemis and includes $175 million for new robotic missions to help establish a lunar base, plans outlined by the agency last week.
in exchange they would gut nasa's science budget along with the ISS budget
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>>16944400
I'm gonna kms this time, I really am
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>>16944727
Moon base next year btw. Trust isaac.
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>>16944719
Don't be mean to Elon! He's going to detox to get clean!

You're every teenage girl who has a boyfriend with an unsigned band.
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>>16944731
There's no way that's enough for the moon base.
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>>16944728
yeah i mean come on, if you dont know the earth is upside down and from what distance the picture is taken it's kinda hard to make sense of it
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>>16944684
>they launch too much, why are they rushing and crashing so much???11
>they launch too little, why are they so slow and doing nothing?????11
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>mom just told me she was disappointed because she thought we were landing people on the moon, not going around it
>she said the news was misleading
:(
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>>16944734
>b-but muh strawman
>y-you think this
you don't seriously believe anything you're saying, you're a very lonely guy who never learned how to get positive attention in real life, and thus seeks negative attention to fill the void online.
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>>16944729
>technological warfare
as opposed to non-technological warfare? Is this guy living in the Pliocene?
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>>16944693
im just going on common figures for shit sent to ukraine V total SLS/artemis program cost to date.
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>>16944712
He doesn't know...
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>>16944628
It should be possible now with HDR
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>>16944736
to be fair anon, the shape of africa is pretty recognizable from any angle, and there's basically no other desert on earth that size.
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>>16944600
>>16944593
so what is the point of going to space if we are already in space
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>>16944753
Staying sedentary sows stagnation.
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>>16944706
There's a girl at my job that's shaped just like this but smaller, the problem is that's she's married
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>>16944698
I will die with this view BTW
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>>16944755
so what, that means you only have to compete against one guy instead do the whole world. Flirt and become the office husband.
(word of advice though, generally recommended not to dip your pen in company ink)
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Why hasn't Elon said owt about Artemis II?
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>>16944755
There are plenty of them out there for you, architect fag.
>>16944758
Do you want someone to do this to you?
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elon should be laser focused on starship HLS. instead he's laser focused on local californian politics even though he doesnt live there.

blue is our only hope now
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>>16944737
>>they launch too much, why are they rushing and crashing so much???11
I have never said this, and I wouldn't care if they crashed once a week so long as they were launching once a week in the first place.
I want my 25 flights in 2025 Elon
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>>16944761
Uhm you don't understand sweaty
He's actually optimizing califorbia! Yeah! Starship is going all according to plan and and that's why he's not bothering! There's gonna be a launch in two weeks.
Trust the plan!
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>>16944761
If Elon is so pissy mad, close Hawthorne and the Tesla plant. Or is he still collecting state gibs for those?
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$2 trillion valuation, can’t get it up or get HLS ready
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can someone explain the animosity people hold towards sending actual people, instead of a rover, to space? even "the grass" chicken man has fell for this meme.

even if we subscribed to the dogma that space exploration is purely scientific, the rovers we send to mars and the moon shit the bed after like 3 months.
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>>16944769
Sagan gets the blame imo
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Key holidays in May 2026 include Memorial Day on Monday, May 25th, Cinco de Mayo on May 5th, and Mother's Day on May 10th.

No chance Flight 12 launches before Cinco. Mother's Day is iffy. By Memorial Day perhaps?
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>>16944778
why would a minor holiday matter to flight 12
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>>16944776
With her wife. Yeah, that's sounds like Goddard.
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>>16944779
Anon, it's not the holidays holding SpaceX back. Fault is not in the stars and so on.
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Reminder that the only trve astronauts are exochads, LEO scrubs dont count
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs
Wakeup time for wagies in a minute.
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>>16944785
why don't they stream the rocket in like postcard resolution so the quality doesn't shit the bed every second, maybe keep the bitrate low too since not that much happens
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>>16944778
>Cinco de Mayo
Only American holidays count, mexican skeleton day or whatever is not relevant.
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WH nasa budget is absolutely gutted, along with a >50% cut to NSF.
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>>16944788
never been more over
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>>16944682
Jan 26, 2026
>“Starship launch in 6 weeks”
Feb 21, 2026
>“Starship flies again next month”
Mar 7, 2026
>“Starship V3 first flight in about 4 weeks”
Mar 18, 2026
>“Getting closer to Starship launch! ”
Apr 3, 2026
>“Next flight of Starship and first flight of V3 ship & booster is 4 to 6 weeks away”
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>>16944788
is that why NSF is always shilling their merch on stream?
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>>16944788
If only, but the Republicans in Congress won't go there. Current year +20% minimum.
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>>16944789
luckily congress didn't impliment it last time, hopefully they'll do it again.
the problem was the between period where NASA starting shutting shit down before it was official. hopefully jared won't do that
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>>16944792
we need an actual spacex employee to tell us when the real date is
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>cool livestream of the actual capsule
>cuts to gay cgi
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>>16944600
Always love a good Blue Marble shot
Hope they get another one for the return flight
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I demand to be spoon-fed comparison between apollo CM and Orion.
>endurance stats
>dV
>maneuvering capabilities
>re-entry tolerance
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>>16944798
Watch this stream anon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RwfNBtepa4
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>>16944798
>>cool livestream of the actual capsule
you don't have to lie like that it's a grainy camera that just barely shows any of the capsule doing nothing in a blank void
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>>16944802
>not a void enjoyer
ngmi
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Wakey wakey Integrity. We need you guys to take more cool Earth/Moon photos.
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I was going to sync it to a GOES pic since you can see SA and goes captures that, but I'm too lazy to find the right frame
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Salt on the Burger:

Eric Berger
It's hard to get too exercised about the ridiculous White House budget for NASA, because Congress will address a lot of its issues. But this will make Isaacman's job a lot more difficult than it need be!

Are Eric and Izzy going steady or something? Burgy always leaping to the defense.
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>>16944802
>a blank void

anon, what do you think space is and why do you think it's called "space"?
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>>16944808
space is a big inconvenient nothing that stands in the way of us getting to all the cool roggs
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I still cry over Oppy
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>no deep space EVA
Booooo!
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>>16944758
that's dishonorable behaviour, don't do that.
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>>16944812
They don't have an airlock type of hatch. Yes, really. It was a cost cutting thing. They'll install one for A3 honest!
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>>16944807
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sped up 10,000%

https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002m1200920011_Apogee_Raise_Burn
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>>16944812
i told you guys to not cancel gateway but all you did was scream "TOLLBOOTH! TOLLBOOTH! TOLLBOOTH!" back at me
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>>16944757
I don't think you will live that long but let's hope you do
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>>16944819
>They don't have an airlock type of hatch.
Neither did the CM, didn't stop them
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>LEAH
>CHESHIER
>MUSTACHIO
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>>16944825
how much of this is automated and how much do they do in real time?
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>>16944600
Is this the brightside of the earth?
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>>16944829
Airlock probably not the right term. Docking adaptor and hatch. CM had that. Although, the side hatch on Apollo could open in space. Apollo did some spacewalks using that.

Don't know if the Orion hatch has that capability.
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welp, yet again zoomer DOGE keyword search is responsible for getting rid of ISRU money because it's 'woke'
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>>16944832
mustachio is kinda based name but not on a woman. you'd guess it belongs on an 17th century musketeer or adventurer
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>>16944833
Fully automated.
Only manual flight was during the prox ops test.
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>>16944837
what exactly are these in space sustainability goals?
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>>16944838
It's a fake ass name and therefore cringe.
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>>16944837
that entire budget will be rejected. i wouldnt read too much into it
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>>16944841
aha ok. yeah then it's very cringe if it's something she added herself
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>>16944840
sustainability is for libtards
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>>16944839
they will be doing another manual control test later in the mission (i do not recall when)
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>>16944846
yeah but i'm curious what they really entail and if they somehow accidently scrapped something that was useful.
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>>16944835
Hey, I know who to ask! Grok?

Design & Function: The side hatch is engineered for extreme security, tested to operate after withstanding harsh space pressure changes.

Emergency Use: If a quick exit is needed in space, pyrotechnic, or explosive, devices can instantly release the latches for immediate opening.

Opening Mechanisms: While normally opened by ground teams before launch and after splashdown, it has manual mechanisms for crew access to the docking hatch or for emergency procedures.

So, no. Unless you're never coming back.
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>>16944839
so what are they doin in there?
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>>16944851
oh sorry you're being serious lol, yeah idk the WH budget is quite bare-bones in this state. we just dont know.
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>>16944853
TCB
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>>16944853
Aging
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>>16944855
i'll bet you still can cut a lot from nasa (and any organization for that matter) with it still being very effective and so on. there's probably a lot of wack expenditures that has built up over the years, idk maybe outreach to african kids so that they too will be interested in space kek
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>>16944856
what's that
>>16944857
that's what i'm doin right now
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>>16944860
those programs are so fucking minuscule it's not even worth talking about them. keep em.
Like, at my nasa center I volunteer for middle school outreach shit occasionally. I get a charge code to charge like 5 hr to, and if it makes one student want to grow up to be anything than a tiktoc streamer I'd say it's a good use of (your) money.

>>16944862
takin' care of business
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Can someone explain to me why the FUCK Trump keeps trying to gut NASA's budget? The money they're allocated is already a fucking pittance compared to other agencies, why is he trying to take more of it? It would barely even be a drop in the bucket for whatever he wants it for.
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>>16944873
The jews want a war economy
Also enough people probably told him the half-truth that we can still do amazing things for cheaper with commercial options so that just means gut it, they’ll survive
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>>16944873
some of his influential backers are anti-science and pro-climate change, so he's placating them. the good thing is that congress pushes back on most of it, which ends up giving nasa a bigger budget than usual. midas touch.
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>>16944873
it's Vought & Friends. they hate america
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>>16944600
We live there
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>>16944873
he's a conman grifter
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>>16944879
Unfortunately
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>>16944727
God, I hope that Zion Don gets impeached after midterms
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>>16944879
Maybe someday we'll also live on the moon.
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>>16944873
Because NASA is pure money waste "science" bullshit?
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>>16944890
troll
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>>16944873
how much of the budget allocated to moon and mars exploration will he want to cut? doesn't nasa do alot of shit outside of those things? maybe it's things like that that he wants gone, idk
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>>16944873
Trump is a retarded orange golem who's only concern is Israel

>>16944890
My liege...
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>>16944892
you can read, right?
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>>16944894
thanks but why the passive aggressiveness? i am asking here because i don't know and am curious
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>>16944691
they attempted it, it was aborted
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>>16944896
it's 2026, you've had eleven fucking years to get it into your skull that trump is dogshit and his manipulators are incompetent and frankly evil people.
your post "maybe it's things like that that he wants gone, idk" implies you still give him the benefit of the doubt. stop.
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>>16944893
>who's
whose*
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>>16944899
I voted
for this
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>>16944899
i am not american, i don't follow your space policy and i am asking just so i can get a view on how the future of moon and mars missions will be. nice board u got, where i'm met with aggression and seething just because i'm asking questions...
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>>16944600
Love that you can see the thickness of the atmosphere.
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>>16944905
sorry. we always assume someone is American on the internet.
the true answer to your question is you can't put a reasonable answer to what they want to do, because they don't know either. it's a shitshow.
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> vooot dems, they won’t cut space to the bone for their client demographics
Are you for fucking real nigga?
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Moon
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>>16944909
(Female)
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>>16944899
faggot
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>>16944909
They have an Earth-facing camera too, right? I wanna see it shrink as the moon grows.
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>the woman needs help finding the electric leg shaver

lol

live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs
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>>16944907
ok, but that's something you don't want with regards to space exploration; budgets that change from year to year. you want stability since these projects take decades to come to fruition. i'm guessing they're betting on the commercial space industry to pick up the slack
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>>16944914
again anon, you literally can't assume that they are a rational actor.
they aren't.
there is no grand plan. They are not applying logic.

>>16944911
:)
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>>16944913
> asking for a friend
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summary of the White House NASA budget proposal
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>>16944918
congratulations you cut 8 paragraphs down to 3 in a lossy manner?
just read the goddamn thing, it's not long. christ.
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>>16944913
Very important to the mission
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>>16944912
It seems the camera can rotate. They just switched it from looking at Earth to the Moon.
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>>16944919
3 pages to one page is an improvement
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>>16944923
I pray for your soul
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>>16944913
Female hygiene is a PITA. All the boys need is a bucket to shit in.
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>>16944921
How do you explain this /sfg/?
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>>16944931
kek
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>>16944924
I bet you there are a bunch of people here that have almost zero interest in reading the whole proposal but might read a summary of it
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ONBOARD VIEW IS LIVE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs
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>>16944931
SHE'S COMING RIGHT FOR US GET DOWN
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https://x.com/AndrewCurran_/status/2040126062420799672

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/03/business/spacex-ipo-grok-elon-musk.html
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>>16944935
I wonder if the fucked already
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>>16944913
there's zero reason to shave your legs on a mission like this
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>>16944938
embarrassing
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>>16944940
iPad babies? no, now we have iPad astronauts
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>>16944906
I swear the atmosphere is nowhere near that thick
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why the fuck didn't she cut her hair? must be annoying in no gravity
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comfy stream
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mmm astro-saliva
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christina a cute!
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>>16944953
>ayo hol up, how'd i get hea?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n1GGe0fUBs
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PEE ICE
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wastewater dump
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>>16944955
how are they halfway to the moon but still got 3 days before they arrive?
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I'm glad we got this one SLS / Orion flight in around da moon before it's all cancelled, I do say. how pleasant.

>>16944959
if you watch the to-scale sim of the orbit, it really just barely whips by the moon (slowing all the way to it) and then gets slingshotted back down to earth.
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>>16944959
throw a ball straight up in the air, is it faster leaving your hand or at the top of its arc?
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>>16944959
Kepler is a bitch.
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imagine having to spend 10 days in a capsule with a woman
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>>16944961
>>16944963
>>16944964
so what you're saying is that starship hls can get to the moon in less than a day if it had a full tank of gas?
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>>16944959
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vQPifXr_hRw

it gets to where the moon is before it gets there and basically waits around
orbits can be unintuitive
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>>16944968
uhhh no
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>>16944968
Can't go too fast or you won't orbit.
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>>16944959
they sloooooooowwwww dooooowwwwwnnnn. also, the moon is notoriously tardy
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Another fifty billion dollars well spent
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>>16944916
You are also not applying logic, here. All these years, and you STILL overreact to these PROPOSALS. Negotiations always happen, and the end result is more reasonable.
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>>16944975
we'll exxccuuussseeee meee princess if I still think it's useful to scream from the rooftops even though we're supposed to know it's all going to be ok in the end
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since their food is sometimes repurposed MRE dishes, I wonder if they have patriotic sugar cookies onboard.
t. just finished eating a Menu #4
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>>16944972
> The Moon orbits the Earth at an average speed of 1.022 km/s (approximately 2,286 mph or 3,679 km/h)
That’s about the speed a SR-71 travels
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>>16944931
no joke, i was on the launchpad stream for a few minutes and literally every normie that stumbled in there asked if that was fucking jupiter.
most earthers really should never leave the planet, their absolute fucking retardation will ruin any attempt at space colonization, only agarthan ubermenschen like myself and this board should be part of such efforts.
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>>16944982
in space that's slow
the iss does about 7.8 km/s
the earth is going about 30 km/s around the sun
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>>16944984
during large power outages in cities people call the police to report the milky way
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https://x.com/NASA/status/2039908597748940872
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song for the day, a throwback to 11
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z5G2XZy1_8
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>>16944941
>implying she's going to use it to shave her legs
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>>16944992
>pic
which spacecraft is roomier, orion or dragon?
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What's up with her voice?
If you're sick then go home
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>>16944999
orion I think
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>>16944981
how do they differ from traitor sugar cookies?
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>>16945002
I suspect dragon is roomier if you calculate in the extra luggage taking up room on Orion.
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>>16944992
Okay girl. Let's see you kill the space spider in the space bathtub.
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10 min to another riveting press conference where they get asked food, toilet, 'how do you feel', questions
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>>16945004
yeah i was wondering about the luggage...orion may have more space...but whats the point if its all taken up by carry-ons?
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>>16945007
because that luggage enables a longer trip, ofc. Dragon only has free-flying endurance of like 4 days max
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>>16945006
what should they get asked instead?
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>>16944947
The long exposure and high ISO blows it up a bit. Pluto's atmosphere is nowhere near this visible under normal conditions but being on the night side and using sensitive settings makes it really bright in comparison.
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>>16944935
All the astronauts have citrus MacBook Neos. Now that's marketing.
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>>16944988
Cityniggers are not human.
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>>16944978
>WNspace
White Nationalist space
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>>16944999
100% orion. it just looks cluttered because it doesnt have the sleek minimalism of dragon.
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>>16945011
It's the only laptop certified for cosmic radiation
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>>16944905
i am not american!

Then what are you doing in a space general? Since we're the only ones with a space program. Three of tour of them even. Are you at least Chinese?
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>>16945017
What is propelling Orion?
I can't remember..
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>>16945019
vibes
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>>16945010
Oh right it just dawned on me that they took the pic on the night side of Earth. Makes sense.
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Why are there so many non-whites involved in this?
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WTF! I thought Trump got rid of all the DEI hires???
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opinions? thoughts?
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I thought Earth's terminator was red but it's actually more cyan.
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>trajectory correction not needed
YOU'RE WELCOME MUTTS
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>>16945033
why do you hate me?
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>>16944938
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Ficking AWFUL questions as always.

Also Lockheed space division supremacy.
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>>16945036
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>>16945025
Hawkins holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) and a master’s degree in engineering management from the University of South Florida.

Dear Lord. Can she at least type?
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>>16944982
sometimes, i guess. so what?
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>>16945040
but you said you hated her aswell
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>>16944992
they really do have a lot of room in there when you compare it to Apollo. loads of room
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we're about 11 hours away from Atlas V launching Amazon Leo sats
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>>16945046
I really hope FCC does not grant them an extension.
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>>16945046
>Atlas V
Boomer rocket.
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>>16945048
Better Bezos than Musk.
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>>16944710
falcon 9 was in development before he bought the company
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what a cutiepie!
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>>16945057
are you even allowed to wear earrings in an EMU
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>Hi, foid with CNN, did i hear something about a leak? is there a scary disaster? and tell me what everyone wants to know about: Selfies!

>Hello, grug with zog media. Normies want to know: what's the point of going to the moon? like, who cares, yknow? Thanks

>Waow did they talk with their families (the real unsung heroes) yet?

>Is the sun gonna blow up the craft? Please, any concern or worry would be great, i need clicks to sell ads. Thanks
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no EUS unless sls and orion are made reusable
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Can we go back to Christina talking about garbage bags already?
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>>16944851
it means sustaining the mission using resources found in space, In-Situ Resource Utilization. ISRU
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>they're not reading from Genesis this time
gay!
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>>16944613
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>>16945028
it's red because the blue and green gets scattered.
the red part is only visible when looking through it at the sun.
from the side you'll expect to see that blue and green instead, i.e. cyan.
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it's Beverley again
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>>16945066
aha ok
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>>16945054
Musk founded SpaceX
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>>16945054
who did he buy it from?
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>>16945078
Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning
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>>16945078
the Libyans, and they want it back
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>>16945079
Their Wikipedia articles don't mention SpaceX at all
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was that dr kleiner
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>>16945082
have you checked grokpedia?
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>>16945085
holy shit
m*sk btfo'd
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you think they'll be savvy enough to get another shot like this when they take a peek at the moon's backside?
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>it would be best to reach out to the payload owners

TOTAL FAILURE OF ARTEMIS II
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Is there anything more inspiring than spaceflight?
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>40 minutes blackout when on the backside of the moon
spooky
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>>16945097
if they were in starliner it would come back with demons
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>>16945096
I think them main problem is that Earth is too crowded. There needs to be more planets, nobody can share this planet anymore with the rise of the internet.
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>>16945009
Any memorable dreams, odd thoughts popping into their heads. Have they seen the Cherenkov radiation in their eyes.
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Why are they going so slowly?

Why is the deceleration still so strong, I counted minus 1 mile/hr every 30is seconds.

Fucking earth gravity still this noticeable?
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>>16945103
>Fucking earth gravity still this noticeable?
Yes. Earth gravity has hold of the moon too.
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>>16945067
Glover should read passages from Revelations. Bricks would be shat.
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>>16945110
reading the most scariest parts when they're on the far side of the moon, when no one can hear them...
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>>16945103
>>16945105
fun fact: even on the surface of the earth, the gravity from the sun is still stronger, we just don't feel it because we're in orbit.
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>>16945097
There really should be a comsat at L2 ready for this. Argon Hall effect thrusters could station keep for decades on a dozen kg alone
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>>16945118
also, the gravity from the earth is just a percent or so less on the ISS I think
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>>16945118
so astronauts are basically swimming around in the sun's pool made of gravity instead of water?
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>>16945124
They doing the Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy bit where you throw yourself at the earth, but miss.
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>>16945124
if you imagine gravitational fields as whirlpools, the sun's whirlpool is the one in which the earth and moon's much much smaller whirlpools exist
except gravity doesn't require flowing fluid to create the whirlpool so it can be whirlpools all the way down

Every human bean has a whirlpool.
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>>16945128
I am imagining a very small astronaut frog orbiting an obscenely fat woman.
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>>16945129
Yo' momma so fat every other momma on the block orbits her.
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>The rocking of the camera you're seeing now is the train being run on Christina, right on schedule. The solar panels are not damaged by this movement as they are locked and "parked" in place. all indications is that this is proceeding nominally
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>>16945128
Every heartbeat is making teeny tiny gravitational waves
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>space food
fuck yeah let's go
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>>16945028
She is so pretty, bros.
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>>16944873
>Can someone explain to me why the FUCK Trump keeps trying to gut NASA's budget?

Stop being baited by emotional headlines and pay attention to what is and isn't getting money.
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>Artemis 2 - Tracking Telescope - Awesome Launch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFKdksBtxUg
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>>16945025
wouldn't
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>>16945144
>what is
lockheed
>what isn't
foodstamp fatties' access to junk food kekroflmao
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>>16944755
smash after the inevitable divorce
it's morally acceptable as long as you don't encourage it
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amazing how much room they have inside Orion. its like a big camp tent compared to the Apollo CM. luxury spaceflight to go with the luxury soup for the canadian
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>>16945144
I'd rather they keep that budget in NASA and just remove all the bullshit they're wasting it on, instead putting it to existing projects like the lunar base.
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>>16945159
do you have an example of the bullshit, where the value is over 1 million dollars?
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>>16945159
cool it with the anti-semitism
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>We can now experience spaceflight from the perspective of an ocularly deficient tortoise
Bravo NASA
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The Artemis trajectory takes them into the Moon’s umbral shadow, they should take pics of the stars coming out
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>>16944600
Terra-chan my beloved
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bluetooth issues
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>TFW
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>>16945174
uppercase TFW feels weird in my noggin
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that exercise device reminds me of this
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>>16945174
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bodybuilding in space
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gotta say I'm impressed by the bitrate and quality of the feed here. is this the laser link or just TDRSS?
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come on, nibba!
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>YEAH BUDDY
>LIGHTWEIGHT BABY
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M&Ms spotted
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>>16945186
which m&m is the space approved variant of the m&m?
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>>16945189
peanut
weeds out the weak immunes
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we got livestreams from the moon before gta6
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>>16945181
who's going to post the clip to /fit/
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>>16945193
why did you flip it to be upside down?
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>>16945189
>>16945190
the peanut m&m is nutritionally superior
>fats
has those
>proteins
has those
>carbs
has those because it's an m&m
Objectively, in every measurable way, it mogs the competition.
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>>16945195
Reoriented so it's north side up. It's more regular to maps/globes.
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>>16945147
this is the worst tracking shot ive eer seen.
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>>16945198
you can't compare it to Apollo
I think they mounted their launch cameras to military grade missile tracking systems or smth
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>>16945197
but the north side of the image is pointed south east after you rotated it.
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east? I thought you said 'weast'
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>>16945147
Surely some engineering camera can keep it in focus. They know where the missile is at all times.
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Will Saarship make orbit before Artemis 3?
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>>16945206
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https://x.com/Amazonleo/status/2040188453367783746
>Atlas V is on the pad and ready for a late-night launch. Leo Atlas 5 (LA-05) is set to lift off at 1:45 a.m. ET with 29 Amazon Leo satellites on board — our largest Atlas V payload to date, and the first of four back-to-back Atlas missions with ULA.

SFN:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b01rQjEFl4

ULA:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAKuVmkp5q8

T-6:00:00

Launch may be visible on the East Coast if your local skies are clear
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>>16945191
many people say space isn't real
I say gta6 isn't real
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>>16944873
Depends on your analytical frame. Ideologically NASA scientists are outspoken and prominent liberals and promote an opposing viewpoint at the governing viewpoint's expense
Scientifically NASA duplicates the efforts of several agencies including NOAA, USGS, and NSF, funding basic astronomy, astrophysics, astrobiology, planetary geology and meteorological research with zero practical implication (this was not NACA or NASA's original mandate). Some of this science is believed to provide evidence that counters powerful business interests with large investments in high-polluting industries
Politically NASA employs people in states that are considered safe for the opposing party and thus become targets for the other party specifically via depriving them of a tax base and potential donors
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>>16945200
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>>16945213
fuck you you AI slop posting prick.
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>>16945213
>zero practical implication
you are a sad zombie of a human. you have no ability for critical thinking.
please die.
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>>16945214
No Agartha? No Atlantis? No Venus? Africa too fat??

0/10 try again
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>>16945213
>Depends on your analytical frame. Ideologically NASA scientists are outspoken and prominent liberals and promote an opposing viewpoint at the governing viewpoint's expense
Reality does have a liberal bias.
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>>16945193
if that's taken by moonlight then those are real stars
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when is the Chinese lunar flyby again?
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Vindicated.
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>>16944873
He prioritizes loyalty, and some/one of the people who stayed loyal to him and he takes budgeting advice from hates NASA science. Unfortunately, Trump frequently doesn't choose the best people to trust.
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that white bag taking up 1/3rd the frame sucks
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>>16945224
Yep. The Earth is eclipsing the sun in this photo, and with the long exposure, it was enough to image the brighter stars in the field of view.
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>>16944600
Sorry to say, but the original will never be beaten
>Recognisable landmass in centre of the frame
>Clouds obscuring recognisable areas
>Most of it is just ocean anyway
>Correct orientation (yes I know they rotated it afterwards)
>Colors are a little dull, not vibrant
The atmosphere is cool though
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>>16945206
We won't know how bad Starship v3 is until Flight 12 launches in July. Remember what a nasty surprise v2 turned out to be.
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>>16945226
I AM SELFISH
I AM WRONG
I AM RIGHT
I SWEAR I'M RIGHT
SWEAR I KNEW IT ALL ALONG
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Elon canceling mars in a rage after flight 12 blows up
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>>16945237
Hasn't he already backpedaled to the moon as a training stage for Mars?
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Glover just pointed at her butt
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>>16945228
Trump cares about space insofar that it makes America, and himself by association, look good. It's a superficial boomer space race mentality. I would bet most of /sfg/ is more closely aligned with that thinking than the "cancel the exploration programs completely give me 1000 more climate change satellites" thinking that tends to be preached by Trump's political opposition. I'm sure a nuSpace remnant still exists that would enjoy the shuttering of NASA completely.
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https://x.com/anduriltech/status/2040175823064588748
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>>16945214
t. can't rotate an apple in his head
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>>16945248
now this is pod racing
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>>16945248
They've really done a number on the Amazon
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>>16944583
>>16944583
>>16944583
>>16944583
BWOS…
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/budget_fy2027.pdf
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>>16945251
Bolsonaro was big on deforestation.
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>>16945253
No one gives a shit about mere proposals. The last one had major cuts too. Just throwing shit onto the wall and seeing what sticks.
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>>16945248
SUOMIIIIIIII
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>>16945253
Already been discussed.

Congress will make sure the pork is left untouched, relax.
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>>16945257
I wish Christina would touch my pork, if you know what I mean
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>>16945253
I can't wait to see Vought get his shit pushed in for slow-rolling budget approvals in two weeks
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Vollif losgelost
von der Erde

Schwebt das Raumschiff
vollig schwerelos

Die Erde schimmert blau
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>>16945258
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> who's the silliest little goof ball?
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Artemis II Live Launch Coverage - Isolated Launch Views
https://images.nasa.gov/details/KSC-20260401-MH-AJN01-0001-Artemis_II_Isolated_Launch_Views-M19183

I'll make some more webms in a bit if no one else does.
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>>16945263
>now at the risk of being unpopular, this astronaut places the blame for all of this squarely on YOU, the anons!
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do we think having a moon base will lead to explosive growth of the spaceflight industry? or will it still be a slow crawl as usual?
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>>16945265
I made this one >>16944825
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>>16945271
wait a sec
Were the beans go?
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>>16945269
weve seen this before with ISS.
Expect virtually zero organic commercial activity, but the fact there is a base will create government demand for cargo and person transport to the base. I'm incredibly skeptical that any country will have a permenantly manned lunar base in the same vain as ISS within this century, becuase the cost will be an order of magnitude more than the ISS.
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>>16945273
did someone say order of magnitude?
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>>16945248
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>>16945272
On the ISS
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>>16944632
>>16944638
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coming up on CPR demo.
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>>16945273
so what you're saying is that we need an international moon base to reduce costs
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The moon belongs to America and I'll nuke the world before I see a Chinaman walk there.
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>>16945283
>The moon belongs to America
thats right, we saw it first
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GOOD GRAVY, HE'S NAKED!
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>>16945244
>Donald, listen to me very carefully. Martians exist. Those martians are developing nuclear weapons. They want to use those nuclear weapons to destroy the United States and Israel. Do you hear me, Donald?

>>16945271
not enough beef jerky for my liking
don't be turning my space program into a graincel program
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i assume christina will be getting naked next?
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naked negroes on the moon before gta6
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>>16945271
>Not coffee, cigarettes and stale pizza
0/10 soulless.
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>they cut the feed
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>>16945287
Getting ready to be buckbroken
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pbg3fHSqqOM
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>>16945293
retards forgot about the reflection on the big ass windows
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dude looks damn fine for a 49 year old (no homo), also i just found out we share birthday
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>>16945282
Well yeah best case scenario there is some sort of cost sharing scheme between NASA and the Artemis accord agecies like JAXA and ESA, meanwhile Chyna will be doing the same with Russia, Iran and possibly North Korea.
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>>16945287
fucking hot
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>>16945299
>possibly North Korea.
A rat done bit my sister Nell; and Kim Jong's on the moon.
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>>16945287
that was disgusting. no more.
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>>16945304
What are the odds of a North Korean moon base before starship reaches LEO?
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>>16945304
A 4'11 Nork astronaut on the moon saluting the dear leader while crying from all the way up there will be kino
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>>16945308
50/50
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>>16945299
Iran is currently being forcibly removed from China's sphere. North Korea is still allied to China, but China doesn't like having to acknowledge that they exist. China will never do anything substantive with Russia because Russia is in a position to insist on being treated as a peer, and that's the one thing Beijing hates more than having to do a photo op with the Kims. When China goes to the Moon, they are going alone. The only people they'll consider taking along for a ride are respectful nobodies like Pakistan.
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next thread should be black man in space sponge bath edition or my name isn't anon
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>their iPhones don't have cases
horrific
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do you think we'll get a live feed from the surface of the moon when they land there in a couple of years? like a moonsuit gopro
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>>16945316
pretty dangerous ngl what if they drop them?
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>>16945318
I thought NASA planned on livestreaming moon missions when they have a base of operations and people there.
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>>16945318
of course. it was part of the Ignition grand plan; high bitrate comms all over
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>>16945316
it's almost as if they're not retards that constantly drop their phones.
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Jules Verne described a lunar fly by in 1865. His crew intend to land but get deflected by a 2nd moon and have to swing by
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>>16945322
>>16945323
can they do it with kinda high resolution and good frame rate? surely they must
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>>16945327
i seen space lasers an shieet on da ten house gate nigga like u wooden belive it
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>>16945318
yeah but there will be a long delay since they need to filter out the moon rabbit girls
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>A number of physiological sensors were used to monitor the vital signs (electrocardiogram, respiration, and body temperature) of Ham. A commercial rectal thermistor probe was used instead of the probe used on the human Mercury astronauts. The probe was inserted 8 inches deep into Ham's rectum.
why they gotta do him like that
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>>16945332
also a blue screen from time to time when they spread moon cheese on their crackers and eat them. because you know it wouldn't be proper if we saw astronauts gorging themselves on food
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>>16945326
I recommend this documentary. Wernher narrates the whole thing, and sprinkles in Jules Verne through out it. It's great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUwkamAS_mA
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>Numerous missions planned for the next decade are likely to target a handful of smal sites of interest on the Moon's surface, creating risks of crowding and interference at these locations. The Moon presents finite and scarce areas with rare topography or concentrations of resources of special value. Locations of interest to science, notably for astronomy, include the Peaks of Eternal Light, the coldest of the cold traps and smooth areas on the far side. Regions richest in physical resources could also be uniquely suited to settlement and commerce. Such sites of interest are both few and small. Typically, there are fewer than ten key sites of each type, each site spanning a few kilometres across.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.09045
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>>16945337
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>>16945289
>>Donald, listen to me very carefully. Martians exist. Those martians are developing nuclear weapons. They want to use those nuclear weapons to destroy the United States and Israel. Do you hear me, Donald?
Someone tell him there's oil on Mars. We need to take it.
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>>16945341
>Someone tell him there's oil on Mars.
There's megatons of hydrocarbons on Titan.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i1cFbJuXGbs
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>>16945343
WOULDN'T IT BE EASIER TO PUT THE CHALKBOARD SIDEWAYS
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-pust8qtGI
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>>16945344
We are dealing with snowniggers here..
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>>16944603
let's see Van Allen's radiation belt
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>>16944772
It's finally happening this year bros get ready
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>>16944725
No, that anon is correct. You are dumb. You could have used your deductive reasoning skills to figure out what continent you were staring at.

>hmmm, Australia doesn't quite look like that, maybe it's something else?
>hmmm, what other continent has a large desert area?
>hmmm, I don't recognize this landmass shape, perhaps I should flip it around and see if it becomes more recognizable?

You should stare at a globe more often, and ingrain those shapes into your memory.
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I still vividly remember Mr. P in 7th grade science having a globe, a moon model, and a flashlight to explain lunar phase in a classroom with the lights off
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>>16945359
wish I had that, I all got was a sheet of paper with pictures on it.
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>“Consistent with the president’s commitment to fiscal discipline, NASA is pursuing a focused and right-sized portfolio that advances scientific discovery while ensuring responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources,” Isaacman wrote."
>So, Isaacman is a liar and bullshitter. Good luck, NASA. Best wishes USA, it's been nice knowing you.
ars commenters have to be rageaholic trolls
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>>16945348
kek
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>>16945287
I appreciate how every time the MSM tries to bait him into talking about le skin color he just tells them to kill themselves lmfao. Victor is hilarious
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>>16945367
2028
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>>16945367
muskovite fanfiction
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I have known Starship would be months away so I have nothing to SPEHS about...
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toilet time
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>>16945367
Hilarious the clash in design philosophy. Orion is designed in the vain of Apollo and the lessons of Shittle, it's so safe it's basically safer than driving to work in latin america.
Meanwhile you've got the Saarship which is a gigantic coffin guaranteed to kill the crew (excitement guaranteed!)
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>>16945366
Note seen in this picture: 15 to 40 propellant tankers and a couple of depots.
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>>16945376
none of the starship test flights would have killed the crew.
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>>16945378
source?
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https://x.com/TheBabylonBee/status/2040172529726161328
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>>16945367
Two very real pieces of awesome, working hardware in this photo. Orion and European Service Module.
Not sure what the big giant fantasy ship on the left is supposed to be?
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>>16945367
Why delude ourselves with these Starship renders at this point when we all know Blue Origin will be doing Artemis 4, meanwhile Musk will be doing scam shit with his LEO AI data centers, anything to pump the stok price ofhis PUBLICALLY TRADED TELECOM COMPANY.
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>>16945378
kek, I guess not since they never reached the moon to try
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If they are putting such excessive creature comforts as a toilet onboard Orion, then why don't they have some equipment for resistance training so the astronauts don't piss out their bones?
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Christina
>Erm yeah Orion is a little chilly in here!
Butch and Suni
>Yes hello, if anyone can hear this, our Shitliner life support is buck broken, and in addition to trying to kill us from the outside with busted thrusters and overheating doghouses; we are literally wearing every single piece of clothing we brought up and it is colder than an actual refrigerator in here
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>>16945390
They do, anon.
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Slowly but surely the moon is getting bigger
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>>16945390
they do, in fact they're in another exercise period right now....
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>>16945390
See >>16943305
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>>16945392
>>16945395
>>16945396
Good. I expect at least one backflip when they are on the moon in Artemis 4
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>>16945287
This is as iconic as the Skylab show pics.
Now do the lady astronaut >:^)
I Want to see her naked boobies
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>>16945404
0-g boobies
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>>16945385
>X post about cosmic void
>Pic of galaxy pasted in front of a gas cloud
?
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>>16945382
Jews hate white Europeans, what else is new?
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>>16944627
>yours is a drill that will pierce the heavens
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>>16945287
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>>16945408
5% of the deaths in Canada are from euthanasia
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>>16944834
Night side, long exposure. That's why there are stars. See the city lights? You can see the glow of the day side on the limb.
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>>16945417
This is way too off topic. A huge majority of potential births in the western world are lost to abortion and IVF failures. God is going to strike us down like Sodom and Gomorrah. Maybe we are due for a comet strike after all
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>>16945367
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>>16945377
Lmao I knew the EDS faggot was a bot
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toilet acoustics test
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>>16945437
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP
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>>16945437
*plop*
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give us the audio nasa
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>>16945437
D Major!
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>>16944724
>le I'm spiritual but not religious
lmao
so you're rational, but not educated
everyone is spiritual by nature, they are also physical

if you want to develop physically do you just walk into a gym and start randomly using exercise machines in ways that are dangerous, or do you ask a trainer for advice
spiritual growth happens in a similar way

>people like me are just built different
snowflakes are unique
*tips fedora*
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anyone ever get like an air bubble in your 'log'-sequence and it SHOOTS out with a sound effect
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>>16945447
whats the point in this? travel to the moon will be short, unlike stays on the iss.
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>>16945448
post your body physique anon, let's laugh at it
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>>16944978
what if they miss
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Christina Koch armpits spotted
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>>16945447
that looks retarded and ineffective
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toilet is no go
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>>16945463
SD card?
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>>16945455
For here
Am I sitting in a tin can
Far above the world
Planet Earth is blue
And there's nothing I can do
Though I'm past one hundred thousand miles
I'm feeling very still
And I think my spaceship knows which way to go
Tell my wife I love her very much she knows
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>>16945427
Shuttle was worth it for the pure spectacle of seeing that big fucker hanging on to the station next to puny soyuz. Biggest Russian humiliation ritual ever.
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>>16945448
he wants to mog when he gets back. may as well gymmaxx since there is not much else to do
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>>16945463
He’s such a quirky dad archetype, I love him
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>>16945455
I wont.
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>>16945445
>so you're rational, but not educated
Nah regurgitating childhood programming without having delved into a subject is not rational. Dismiss those who say religion is a very specific thing. Heed those who say everything is ritualistic/sacramental and therefore everything is religious. The academics in a university’s religious studies department seldom sound like genx wine aunts when they speak about religion, regardless of their personal affiliations.
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Naked Canadian alert
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>>16945477
Kino
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>>16945478
imagine if buran didn't get canceled. the later buran orbiters under construction had some rather impressive upgrades.
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c'mon Christina pull harder...
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>>16945477
Absolutely sizemogged
>>16945480
It’s such a shame that buran and shuttle never got a chance to meet up at the same spot
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SMITHERS MASSAGE MY BRAIN
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>>16945477
shuttle must've been cramped as fuck with 7 people on it
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>>16945481
She's really going at it. ROCKY is getting put to work
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toilet maintenance? already?
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History in the making. Untold amounts of people jacking off, at the same time, to one Astronaut on the way to the moon.
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you now remember elon getting asked about toilets during his mars presentation
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btw spacex HLS will have a toilet, but it won't work in 0g. It's for moon only.
t. knower
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>>16945485
Reminder that it had 2 decks
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toilet is go
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>>16945417
And 90% of the recipients white people. Who do you think funds the doom loops and propaganda they consume encouraging them to kill themselves?
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It hurts seeing people live the life you wish you could’ve landed in another timeline
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>>16945503
I never could've done it, I'm too much of a retard. I just enjoy it for what it is.
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Capcom is being a bit cunty with the replies
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Popular twitch streamers exposing their large normie audiences to KSP is something I didn't anticipate from the launch.
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>>16944890
The only way to achieve anything beyond satellites in LEO is to have a national space policy with a governing body with allocated resources that can have a long term plan going into it knowing that there is not going to be any short term gain. Privatized space cannot do this. You want to have large scale resource extraction and refinement from the moon being hurled back to Earth via mass drivers to construct space based manufacturing at scale and beyond? You need a government space program. Corporations fill in the gaps, they don't make the entire project.

Also, maglev launch from a fucking mountain when?
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>>16945511
I'd prefer a gas gun over a maglev
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https://x.com/nasaartemis/status/2040231537371725888
Waste water dump, really cool views
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>>16944593
>>16944600
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Literally all it takes is going slightly past LEO, where we’ve been endlessly sitting around doing jack shit for 50 years, and we suddenly get amazing views and cool science and interesting public engagement. Shuttle was such a fucking mistake
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>>16945521
yep. shit sucks.
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>>16945518
if spacex gets tons of shit for "polluting" space then nasa needs to get shit for it too
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Based silent geners be like
>God willing, we shall return soon
And faggot gay boomers be like
>We’ll take it from here—how about half a century of cost-plus jobs programs and no progress
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>>16945528
millennials are saving spaceflight
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Closer to The Moon, than to the Earth.
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Mission Control pizza boxes today
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more toilet trouble
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ponder the aroma
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Space colony when?
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>>16945542
4 to 6 weeks
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>>16945542
does the moon base count as a space colony? what about in 100 years if its still growing?
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>>16945548
Controversial take. Celestial bodies will never be for long term colonization and will only serve industrial purposes. If you want to bootstrap your way to becoming a space faring civilization, you do this:
>Go to the moon to learn how not to die and begin resource extraction and establishing launch facilities
>Be able to "cheaply" make shit around Earth
>Manufacturing of things e.g. fiber optics, semiconductors, super alloys, space based solar power, etc
>Space to Earth economy grows to the point where you start to need additional assets to support those industries forming new industries
>Eventually grows enough that you end up with a pure space to space economy that continues to grow
>You are now in big boy cylinders and wheels territory
>Even more industry and populations grow as a result of this
>Living on the moon, mars, or any other area that isn't Earth isn't doable long term due to gravity
>Instead start to build islands in space
>Islands become usable land that grow to have massive populations...Populations that can be taxed
>A lot of expensive shit now exists in space requiring protection, defensive systems are made, systems designed to defeat defensive systems are made, offensive systems are made to defeat defensive defeating systems, offensive systems are made to defeat offensive systems - presto, space navy's now exist

Unironically somebody could probably write a white paper talking about how things like O'Neill cylinders and the like end up having more benefit and less cost in the long run compared to attempting to create new cities with astronomical lot prices.
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fatlas tonight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAKuVmkp5q8
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>>16945558
Have we ever seen payload deploy of these before or footage inside the fairing?
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arow is offline and nasa stream is quiet, is this apart of the DSN test?
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>>16945557
>Instead start to build islands in space
Why though
The resources are not there
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>>16944600
Is that Venus in the distance in the bottom right?
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>>16945561
seems like it
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>>16945477
>Mir modules suspiciously exactly the same size as the Shuttle payload bay
Hmmm
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I hope Amazon Leo fails.
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>>16945563
>extract resources from dead floating rocks into space
>Assemble resources into living space
>Earth 2.0's ranging from the OG design of 8x32km cylinders to dozens-hundreds of kilometers in diameter and thousands of kilometers in length

Humans are not only fragile, but are destructive and violent as well. You can't live on Mars because it's too hostile. You can't live in tiny little metal cans because they're too fragile. This things though, you could detonate thermonuclear bombs on them and still be fine. That's what you need in order for humans to colonize it.
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>fr*nch
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>fr*nch
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>>16944600
All of human history is there. Every war and song
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>>16945587
Fire on the poop deck?
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>
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>>16945587
Shit's on fire yo
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>>16945587
bitch left the hair curler on
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>>16945448
one of the apollo missions had the astronauts doing like 45 mins of workouts per day, the next mission had them doing 10 mins of workout. the physical decline from the 10 min crew was so profound they immediately increased the workout time for every subsequent mission. working out in space is no joke
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>tfw the only real place humanity can colonize would be an Earth 2.0
>tfw Earth 2.0's are dozens of lightyears away at best
>tfw interstellar colonization isn't even a pipe dream with how insanely difficult it is
>tfw even with obscure ideas to get FTL to work you would still require energy levels requiring the size of entire gas giants converted into pure energy
>tfw anything short of that is ultimately futile
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>>16945591
Not everything
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ENOUGH OF THE FROG LANGUAGE
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where's Christina-san?
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His french sounds pretty bad
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>>16945606
Spaced out the toilet
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>>16945518
You see this China? We're PISSING on space!
Good luck getting to the moon now, flying through our fucking piss!
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>>16945568
source on this? tried to find one before but im too stupid
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>>16945613
https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/artemis-ii-overview-timeline-april-1st.pdf?emrc=bf874a
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5 min to a shitty expendable rocket flying a shitty internet constellation into orbit

>>16945558
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So, who was it on the list that built the toilet?
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>ULA countdown guy couldn't say the one line he had
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>>16945623
the europeans, I think
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>>16945617
thx
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>>16945623
collins aerospace, so americans
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>>16945630
but..... lockhead martin (maybe) installed it, so americans either way
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only a couple atlases left after this one.
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this ad does nothing to convince me to switch from starlink
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GO FATLAS GO CENTAUR
just watched that sucker go up from my backyard, spectacular
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>>16945636
>This entire launch is to give Jackson Hole better internet
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>Error in battery monitoring system
the gremlins are on every flight
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good night moon
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>>16945638
I wish I could see a launch.
Best I've seen is Endeavour on the shuttle carrier flying basically over my house (at low altitude as well), and saarliner reentering because white sands is only about 50mi away
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>>16945644
Don't let your dreams be memes, go find a rocketry club and get involved
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>>16945542
>>16945557
I can't even imagine the absolute logistical nightmare of feeding and maintaining city sized orbital habitats.
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>>16945646
I'm certain that there's opportunities around here considering how close WSTF is. I'm sure some of those guys have put something together. So yeah, I'll go take a look.
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>>16945644
I saw the ISS fly over my house before and it was really cool. Its a very bright dot that flies over the sky pretty quickly, and I sperged out going "waw there are people up there"

You should try to spot it some evening, its fairly frequent and easy to do anywhere.
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>repost cause i didn't realize a new thread was made
i told my parents about this and my dad said he thought they were just sending an empty capsule to the moon and my mom thought it was all an april fools joke. the normies don't even know we are going back to the moon
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>>16945653
Nobody will really process it until boots are on the lunar surface again. And even then it'll fall out of the news cycle after splashdown.
America has forgotten how to dream.
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>>16945657
Most people are busy trying to make rent and not get all their shit repossessed.
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>>16945657
it's crazy how fast news moves these days
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>>16945657
>Nobody will really process it until boots are on the lunar surface again.
Boots on the ground and flags in the dirt will get the normies screaming USA USA USA again
seriously all it takes is one live stream to get caught up in the social media algorithms and boom people care again
unfortunately that will also mean people saying it's a waste of time to do this again, so it's a double edged sword
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Rovers ruined the first human landing on Mars. Imagine how cool it was to see the Moon landing without having any idea how it will look like. Apollo 11 was the peak of space exploration, no future manned mission will ever be able to compete with that experience.
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>>16945657
Spaceflight is kind of a long-term thing. You get a big event (probe landing, JWST photos, manned launch), and then a long period where nothing happens (people actually working in the background) and people forget about it until it fires up again. People don't have the attention spans nor give a shit about long term things.

It should be treated like seasons of a TV show, or like football
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>>16945668
>It should be treated like seasons of a TV show, or like football
this is why I hate that I'm fixated on this hobby because all the normals get to watch high profile kino when it hits the news and meanwhile I'm over here on /sfg/ daily for six years straight with nothing but blue balls
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Breeding sex with Jacki
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>>16945232
Yeah, it looks cooler in the daytime with more landmass, but the city lights make it nearly equal for me.

They should try and get one with North America next time.
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>>16945558
Having no live views of orbit and deployment is not exactly a great ad for your satellite internet service
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>>16945646
>don't form a club and buy explosive components from your local hardware store
>form a club and buy explosive components from your local hardware store
this site is deeply confusing
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>>16945366
He's alright but he wants spaceflight to be removed to "human history" when it should be part of aryan history. He's lucky to be given such an opportunity.
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>>16945678
city lights really tie everything together
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>>16945510
Would be funny if it reached an ATH.
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>>16945598
we evolved to live on this planet
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>>16945557
Cope and seethe we will explore and inhabit every rock God planted in this universe
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>>16945687
big if true
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>>16945601
frozen embryos, advanced ai, ship can travel for centuries
the ship lands, embryos are grown in artificial wombs, once children are born robots take care of them
after a generation humanity is potentially autonomous
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>>16945686
Speak for yourself. I evolved to sit out in the sun and get comfy, have lower energy needs, have scaly skin, and control monkeys with my mind. You will desire to explore space.
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>>16945688
>girls in sexy spacesuits riding bycicles on the moon
reminds me of something
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what's the economical value in making a moon base?
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>>16945689
>gestated in a plastic bag
>raised by soulless robots
>far away from anything resembling a community
It pains me to imagine how broken those people would be.
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>>16944600
Checked. I love the shimmering energy shield.
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>>16945696
the first generation maybe, but it's a long term plan
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>>16944684
>look at those flames
>agh all that smoke
>very retro love it
One day that webm will be considered 100 year old archival footage
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>>16945537
that's a fairly small amount of pizza for an average sized person I'd say
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>>16945695
I don't care
>>16945690
Mr Rothschild your scales are showing
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>>16945699
>sovl!!!!!
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>>16945700
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"no joy" to venting the piss tank, have to use collapsible piss container overnight.
Wonder who imported that military lingo. It doesn't even mean what the they think it means.
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>>16945232
I think the atmosphere and the aurora being visible adds a lot to the new picture.
Cradle of humanity being more clear in this one is nice though.
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>>16945232
OG got the hormussy too?
we been eatin good and we ain't even known it senpai
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>>16945704
kek
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>>16945601
> muh earflike planets
You will never be a real spacer
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>>16945667
> Imagine how cool it was to see the Moon landing without having any idea how it will look like.
There had already been loads of Surveyor probes by then, dingus. No one paying attention was surprised by the lunar surface.
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>>16944899
I voted for him 3 times btw, will vote republican again :)
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>>16945723
>No one paying attention was surprised by the lunar surface.
Wasn’t the point that nobody but enthusiasts pay attention, and that even the 21st century cattle who don’t pay attention are seeing(in memes and AI slop mostly tbf) what only the dedicated enthusiasts saw in nerdy periodicals back then?
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>>16945745
Surveyor pictures were in newspapers and on tv, you had to be truly bovine to miss them
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I refuse to vote because my ideal president would make the budget to NASA in the hundreds of billions and that will never happen.
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If you think about it what we really need is a space freighter that can be refuelled in orbit and eventually from sources on the moon or NEAs. 46% of Orion is the monomethylhydrazine propellent of the service module... The crew sits in a cabin no bigger than the Dragon or Starliner.
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>>16945723
Prior moon surface pictures and Apollo telecast were shoddy quality. What they brought back in film mogged everything else.
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>>16945753
why don't we like just... build a ladder to space?
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This is only the 2nd free return trajectory ever flown by a crew…the first was Apollo 13
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>>16945747
It all comes tumbling down tumbling down tumbling down
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>>16945747
"Drugs. Must have more drugs."
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>>16945745
Only the dedicated enthusiasts saw in nerdy periodicals back then

Maybe you should just stop posting now.
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>>16945773
>springfield union
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>>16945764
Interesting how BO were the only ones to mention SpaceX before the name of the mission. Jeff is very catty and does not miss subtleties like this, seems like he was trying to extend an olive branchto Musk.
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>>16945764
We need an inspiration4 for cislunar spaceflight
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>>16944583
How did they achieve this in one go when Starship requires 10+ 'test flights'?
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>>16945719
this nigga gosling is overcast to shit. why do hollyjews do this? He doesn't even look anything like Armstrong. They cast this guy for every male protagonist who goes through sadness or lonliness at some point. I'm surprised they didn't cast the rock as Buzz.
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>>16945785
it's that easy in rocketry
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Oh dear. Marcus House was so sad this week. The success of Artemis dominated the news, and Marcus was once again reduced to pretending SpaceX installing a new water tank at their rocket exhaust sewer was big news.
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>>16945785
Turns out Elon's try and figure out why you failed afterward method might not be optimal for billion dollar rockets.

That, and the drugs. Mostly the drugs.
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>>16945785
spacex can put a dragon capsule in orbit at any time at a small fraction of the cost
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>>16945795
That's nice. Also, not true because there is extensive lead time for a Dragon mission, years, but still nice. Not going to the Moon level nice, but nice. In its own way.
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>>16945795
What does that have to do with literally anything
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>>16945791
Space-who? Are they one of those old NASA contractors like Grumman?
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"Hey Hey! In SpaceX news this week -- this. Literally only this."
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>>16945785
Starship required an extra decade of development when Musk forced them to start throwing together rockets. It was literally impossible for the vehicle to work while using V1 or V2 designs, and let's be honest V3 will definitely not be the moon rocket either, so why even launch all those flights? The whole thing was probably a scam by Musk to raise venture capital by projecting the illusion that they had made more progress than they really had done.
With modern computer simulations 99% of the work can be completed before you do a single launch, with that 1% being filled with things which are poorly understood like plasma dynamics, and the unknowns of what could happen when all the parts are integrated. Development would have looked slower but been faster, and at a lower cost.
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Modern spaceflight is so fucking gay. The astronauts don't do shit and the computers handle everything. They're glorified babysitters. It's time to retvrn.
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>>16945806
as if the entire stack wasn't also fully automated and/or ground controlled.
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>>16945785
SLS is alot simpler than Starship
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>>16945806
The Saturn V is so freaking sexy, oof.
If Artemis III is now going to be some fuckass LEO mission, wasting most of the heavy-lift capability of SLS (not to mention wasting a pretty-much-full ICPS) then they should have justification for the added mass of painting SLS white and giving it a Saturn V livery
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I think it's quite wholesome spacex has a community
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>>16945821
>820k views
How does this happen? Bots? Is goytube that bad at filtering them?
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>>16945823
maybe people who think its an official spacex channel
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>>16945816
SLS is alot simpler than Starship! It just is okay!

Grok, is the lady right?

No. The Artemis 2 stack has 7 major sub assemblies. Starslip has 2. Both of which continue to explode.
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I can’t get over just how dogshit the camera work was for the Artemis II launch, how did they manage to fuck up almost every single important event
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whatever happened to the lunar time zone?
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>>16945831
You can only get 12 hours out of it bc it’s always night
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>>16945324
did we not choose a flyby where the far side is going to be bright?
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>>16944627
>>16944630
They called it the "barbecue roll" during the Apollo program.
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>>16945835
some of the far side will be bright, not all, but areas that were dark for the apollo missions and have never really been witnessed before
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>>16944593
>>16944600
These images are weirdly scary. If I were on that craft I couldn't handle the thought of fairly thin walls separating me from an empty death void that goes on for hundreds of thousands of miles in all directions.
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>>16945845
>hundreds of thousands of miles in all directions.
Normies talking about space makes me want to blow my brains out
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we dont get to enjoy artemis's success since we mocked it for decades. lets go back to cheering on exploding starships while making excuses for it not being orbital yet.
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>>16945830
huh? i saw good footage of the launch really. some good HD stuff has been posted now. its all the rest of it thats been a bit crap and low effort.
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>>16945845
sounds fucking great to me. would love that.
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>>16945837
This is insanely kino, hate to admit it because I despise SLS. But credit where it’s due.
Do you have the LES jettison footage?
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Why are the big boy shuttle boosters these flawless workhorses, but united launch alliance’s little GEMs keep blowing their nozzles
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https://images.nasa.gov/details/KSC-20260401-MH-AJN01-0001-Artemis_II_Isolated_Launch_Views-M19183
https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002m1200912237_SAJ-Jettison
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>>16945858
Kino alert
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>>16945865
Have they take that movable camera yet and done a quick little spin around showing the whole interior?
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i did not know until now that the SRBs could gimbal
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>>16945848
You should follow through, Anon
Everyone would be happier
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peekaboo :DD
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>>16945848
i mean technically anon is right. its a couple hundred thousand miles between earth and moon and the Orion vehicle is in the middle
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>>16945871
thats a great photo. apparently these windows are cast acrylic and a bitch to get a good shot through
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>>16945872
And what about the other 99.9% of the space around them that doesn't hit the Earth and the Moon?
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>>16945848
control your autism please
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>>16945874
That is not "all directions"
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>>16945878
More so than 0.01% of the skybox.
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>>16945852
100%. Part of the allure of space to me is the 'Magnificent Desolation' as Buzz would put it. Absolutely peace and tranquility beyond the noisy madhouse on Earth.
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>>16945883
the only frustrating part would be that you can't easily experience that silence because you need a bunch of equipment running at all times to stay alive. but you probably get so used to that stuff you dont hear it anymore.
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>>16945174
>TFW
why is all normalfag speech just downstream of chanspeak? do normalnigs not have a single original bone in their bodies?
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>>16945206
will the jet aircraft take flight before the biplane?
the answer is it doesn't matter, SLS could fly 4 more times before starship is operational and it still wouldn't matter, starship is the future, SLS is not.
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>>16945248
this is extremely good bait.
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>>16945644
NM anon??? I'm in cruces
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>>16945226
people who criticized him have been vindicated, yes.
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>>16945287
someone edit the pants to be the same color as his legs.
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the moon is growing.
toilet vent line is iced over
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>>16945371
well no, ziggers absolutely hate musk because he cucked them out of roscosmos' free money cheat and also recently made starlink pretty much impossible for russians to use, resulting in a bunch of lost ground for them because their own comms equipment is ass and they don't have an equivalent constellation nor will they ever.
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>>16945376
>i-it's a gigantic coffin because i say so
>please ignore all the oldspace designs that killed and maimed astronauts while spacex has never done so even once in it's entire history.
>>16945385
>people who care about the actual 21st century rocket are delusional because they don't stop to talk about musk every two seconds.
SLS is the horse, starship is the car, people will keep laughing at it just like they did falcon 9 until suddenly they'll all backpedal and pretend they always believed in it from the start.
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>>16945909
that was a fun day
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>>16945445
>le
no, not le, that's just true, organized cultlike religion has no monopoly on thinking beyond our baser instincts
>b-being religious is the same as being educated
no, it just means you've been indoctrinated.
>or do you ask a trainer for advice
if you're very fragile and need someone else to tell you what to think, sure.
>*tips fedora*
that is indeed the stereotype that's been strawmanned onto every man who is not servile and feminine and doesn't get peer-pressured into some organized belief system.
nihilistic and aimless reddit atheists like that absolutely do exist, and the reason god-fearing folk make fun of them so much and hyperfocus on them as the only version of atheism that exists, is because they know they're really weakminded themselves and would fall to all the same vices if they didn't have religion cushioning them into a very safe and cuddly reality where all the answers are clear and there's no uncertainty.
most non-believers however, simply have a superior way of looking at the world, they don't have a chain on them that any sociopathic charmer can use to tug on them, like religious people do. (this includes non-theistic religions like communism and liberalism, who i make no distinction between because they function the exact same way)
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>>16945909
>>16945912
their main communication apparatus was based around a western company that could be turned off for them at any time
holy shit lmao
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>>16945685
getting KSP back up to nearly 10K concurrent players might actually be the most profound and important thing that this launch has done for the future of spaceflight, of this new batch of kids and teenagers that just got introduced to this because of this launch and the people who covered it, at least some of them are bound to become succesful spaceflight engineers in the future. KSP is integral to building future talent for spaceflight.
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Orion is wobbling. exercise?
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>>16945785
by wasting two decades, billions of dollars, not having the capabilities necessary for the program it's meant to be a centerpiece of, and generally being a technological dead end less advanced than even the shuttle.
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>>16945826
>it just is okay!
yeah, it is, this is factual information.
you sound like a histrionic woman trying to use strawmen, calm down,
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>>16945917
out of desperation, you use what you got, their alternative was shitty, easily traceable and easily jammable old russian comms or bafang radio's, and i guess they just got so complacent with a solution that was working for them that they never thought to start developing a backup in case elon finally got around to cutting them off.
but enough about that, when is orion gonna pass through the van allen belts? i want to see the astronauts skin melt and slough off live.
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>>16945921
yeah, its funny how it makes the solar array jiggle like that.
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>Showing pictures of Earth the crew took
>Picture one of the guys took shows the whole Earth
>Picture the woman took has half the Earth covered with her head
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Krispy Kreme donuts spotted in MCC
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>>16945909
>also recently made starlink pretty much impossible for russians to use
That's a real shame. Starlink would be perfect for a dacha.
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>>16945246
crazy
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>>16945910
>spacex has never done so even once in it's entire history
Falcon/Dragon is not Starship. Falcon and Dragon were designed with plenty of help in R&D from NASA and followed all the best practices learnt by NASA. As a result Falcon and Dragon worked first try and proved to be incredibly reliable.
Saarship meanwhile has a design which is flat out insane for the task of returning Americans to the moon before China. Sure the idea of using cryogenics for deep spacce missions is good in principal because we need to at some point, but this makes the mission incredibly and unecessarily risky. Thats beside the other issues with Saarship. I guarantee it will fail the HLS demo, if they ever get that far. Engines will fail to relight after days on the moon, if it doesnt tip over on landing.
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>>16945930
>>16945931
is this true color or touched up to look more saturated?
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>>16945945
>falcon/dragon is not starship
not an argument, starship has done a bunch of risky testing with hardware, NASA does risky testing with humans.
>ehrm chud it was actually NASA that made falcon 9 work
unironically parroting r/antiwork talking points about spacex from 2022 is not helping your argument.
>i-it's insane
i think you mean innovative, SLS is the horse, starship is the car.
>but muh cryogenic propellants
cryogenic boiloff is not going to matter if some issue pops up that delays the use of those cryogenics, fuel and water supply would run out before that starts becoming a problem, and it's literally a non-issue before the crew transfers to starship and they are actually committed to TLI because fueling of the ship will happen without crew on board.
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>>16945945
Most of that shit won't be a problem but I do expect it to fall over.
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>>16945931
I'm usually an incel with raging woman hate, but this goes hard. Aryan destiny vibes.
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>>16945953
I'm not talking about boiloff, that can be mitigated at the cost of dry mass. Turbopump rocket engines are complex so a lot can go wrong after many days standing on the south pole of the moon with the extreme thermal regime of sun beaming on one side of the ship and the other half cast in absolute shadow.
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>hey can you lift the window shades? just block the light with a t-shirt or something thx
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Crazy how WvB went on a generational run over the course of only like 8 short years and did an autistic speedrun any% getting man to suborbit all the way to orbital rendezvous, docking, and landing on the Moon. And literally everything we’ve been doing since then has just been stuff he figured out and proved and successfully tried
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>>16945920
I actually worry that KSP 2 being a massive scam/failure may have done real damage to the future of spaceflight.
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>>16945890
>screw you guys i'm goin' home
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>>16945962
real
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>>16945837
I want a view of the entire launch and ascent from that camera
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>>16945956
Having a human in the photo always makes them feel more special.
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>>16945509
Capcom is Jenni Gibbons. Backup for Hansen. Make of that what you will.
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>>16945975
lord please banish women from spaceflight.
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all female moon landing
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>>16945962
true
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>>16945978
except the pretty ones, those can be kept as breeders.
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space toilets are hard
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how are the lil cubesats doing?
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Feel so moon...
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>>16945988
imagine the smell
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>>16945988
>poop in a bag
>throw it out of the airlock
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>>16945681
In the US at least anything more interesting than sugar fuel is regulated and nominally requires recognition by the Tripoli Association to verify that you understand this might blow you up or threaten others
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>>16945066
no thats the generic meaning, what exactly is the specific term used in the specific project that is being proposed.
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>>16945660
most reddit post of this thread, congrats
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>>16944938
>>16945036
>>16945039
Thats leverage. Now that Musk is using this, it means X bank or Xpay might also get huge banking deals that make it compete against the world
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>>16945997
hindus in LEO will cause kessler syndrome unless we create designated shitting orbits
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guys? a-am I a tourist...?
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Did they fix the fire smell coming from the shitter yet?
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>>16946014
I don't know anything about greek gods either.
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>>16946015
sorry that was me
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>>16946019
Yeah, we know, Christina.
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morale is high
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>>16945975
how old is she?
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Why is India's space program more impressive and ambitious than Europe's?
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>>16946025
why is the shitter always clogged?
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when is SpaceX heading to the moon? We really need that 4k livestream footage, the current NASA tech is woefully lacking
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>>16946026
anon...I'm sorry...
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>>16946028
because they're rabid nationalists, also probably easier to mobilise one country for that than a continent with dozens of countries, also europe does a lot of stuff with the us
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>>16946030
the current yt is 4k, dunno about what the actual camera onboard is tho
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>>16946032
no i meant she looks young to be a replacement astronaut for the most prestigious mission in 50 + years
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why aren't they using full radio protocol?
you know, starting every message with callsigns, ending messages with "over", repeating everything for confirmation etc.
instead they're pretty much acting like they're speaking on the phone and letting silence and context indicate end of message
seems pretty lax
is it because they're literally the only two participants in the frequency?
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>>16946030
You need to understand that YouTube's shitty compression is making the visuals look worse.
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>>16946036
it's capcom and an astronaut. there are quindar tones too, depending.
it's really not a big deal.
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>>16946028
its not ranjeet but ok
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How long until they reach the moon?
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>>16946036
Radio protocols are used because
>background noise
>time limits
>poor quality signal
>interference
>emission control
etc.
None are a concern here.
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>>16946040
explain. what's the deal with capcom? is it supposed to be a 24/7 informal type line back to earth?
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>>16946043
Once it’s night
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>>16946045
capcom is the *only* person who can talk to the astronauts (well, besides like private medical conferences with the flight surgeon once a day). It's been this way since Gemini when they didn't have different ground stations along the orbit track.

Quindar tones are the *beeps* at the beginning of a transmission. You can hear them faintly right now, esp. from capcom.
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>>16946045
>>16946047
also, they *do* do "Integrity, Houston, ______" occasionally.
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>>16946028
Because the European psyche was killed after the war.
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>>16946036
this must be what it's like to fight as a turtle
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moisturize me
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If you put GEM63s on Falcon Heavy and ICPS on top it can match this performance. Shh, don't tell Ted Cruz I said that.
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i find it very neat how we can watch a livestream from beyond earths orbit. Are they using laser comms in this mission?
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>>16946048
Who else could be calling...ayy lmaos?
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>>16946048
what does integrity mean? and who do they speak to in that case?
>>16946047
interesting i didn't know that. this is the first time i'm really getting into all of this
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>>16946056
integrity is the Orion capsule name
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>The crew of NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and CSA (Canadia Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen, began their day in space to the tune of Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club,”

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/missions/2026/04/04/artemis-ii-flight-day-4-deep-space-flying-lunar-flyby-prep/
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>>16946053
Rockets are not Legos. We keep telling you that. But you refuse to listen.
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>>16946014
It was supposed to be called Ares
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>>16946057
what isn't it called orion?
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>>16946054
yes, pretty sure
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>>16946061
crewed spacecraft, hell even uncrewed resupply spacecraft for the ISS, are given individual names. Apollo 10's LM was Snoopy
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>>16946048
>also, they *do* do "Integrity, Houston, ______" occasionally.
yeah, only at the beginning of the convo

>>16946047
>Quindar tones are the *beeps* at the beginning of a transmission. You can hear them faintly right now, esp. from capcom.
does integrity even use quindar tones? according to wikipedia, only mission control needed them for technical reasons, although these days they're entirely cosmetic

wikipedia also mentions that unlike normal radio, astronauts and mission control use two separate frequencies, so they can actually talk simultaneously
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>>16946006
That's nice. Hey, wasn't that Musk guy laser focused on getting a million people by 2030 to save our species? Whatever happened to that.

NB4 you go to Mars, you must build 100,000 Starships, one million Starlinks, one million space AI servers, start a bank, and dig a sewer taxi tunnel at a Florida theme park.
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>>16946065
not sure, I've only been hearing quindars from Houston.
there were some odd talk-over issues on apollo... I recall one of the LM's liftoff, the CM pilot played a song with a tape recorder and it stood on the ascent discussion lol
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>>16946066
Grok will fix starship, just need few more trillions for datacenters.
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>>16945975
Two dames yakking about boys, Netflix and what a whore that bitch Debbie Pearson is.
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>>16946067
>Quindars from Houston
This name goes hard, sounds like a poem or a song or a band name or something
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GO FOR FECAL USE ONLY
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>>16945945
*Elon simp lower lip quivering*
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>>16946064
ok. kinda bad name desu. sounds like they're calling some black lot lizard hooker every time they say "Integrity Houston"
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>>16946061
Orion is the name of the spacecraft model and the crew named this one 'Integrity'.
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New Glenn 9x4 is an entirely different rocket, essentially. Call it something different. New Cernan or whatever. Keeping the same name is very stupid and very Chinese of them
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Shitters clogged again
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>>16946080
Big John
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>>16946083
Long Johnson
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>>16945924
this is factual information! It just is okay!

So, may we see your factual information? Part count SLS v Starslip and we'll see which is larger. You do have that information, right? You wouldn't just be doing your "my boyfriend Elon'" thing again. You do have those facts?
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>>16946080
it will never fly
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>>16946079
LAME NAME
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nothing kills me with laughter as much as the fact even in the depths of space, they still need to troubleshoot tablet issues, turning it off and on and being generally flabbergasted
not even the toilet compares, the toilet at least is a spaceflight problem
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>>16946069
Grok, can you fix Starship?

Oh fuuuuuk no!
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should have used iPads
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>>16946088
Modern tech sucks ass so fucking much, it really is depressing. I wish we had a trustworthy hardware/software computing company. Musk jokes about making x-phones but he has also said he really doesn't want to do it
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>>16946088
imagine in the future when spaceflight is as natural as getting in your car and you gotta call customer support back on earth to fix your toilet and rajeesh from india answers. "saar i no help, no support beyond asteroid belt saar warranty void saar please do the needful"
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>>16946087
maybe you just lack this quality and being reminded of it makes you sad
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>>16946091
what if we just write bug-free code?
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>>16946029
The black bitch ate something funky before the flight.
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>>16946093
you dastardly knave, you! you dare insult me? sir you've made a grave mistake...
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Thereis a slow burn fire in the toilet, the crew will all die.
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>>16946094
Not possible for Windows. Apple is way better about it, but they are also full of these delusional california techbros who don't understand usable UI or pragmatic features. They are obsessed with minimalism and somehow everything they code just gets worse (like apple keyboards no longer working, less features than there used to be across their suite of apps, stupid illegible 'liquid glass' user interface, etc).
I want LCARS computers and pads and shit that just works
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All people will remember about this flight will be toilet.
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>>16946059
But they are though especially if the rocket has significant performance margins. The engines can handle it. The only trouble is getting hydrogen to the FH pad and the adapter.
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>>16946104
Nah fuck all this "erm multiple fuels is hard" shit. I used to think it was difficult to swap rocket parts, and I used to similarly think it as difficult to upgrade ground infrastructure to support new fuel types. This, however, is an oldspace LIE fueled by faggot boomers who have no faith of the heart and consider it difficult.
SpaceX has launched payloads in F9 that require methalox fueling and have rapidly upgraded their launch infrastructure to support it.
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>>16946097
you SIR art a whimpering curr and thy mothers face remindeth me of a whores poxy tit. trouble me no more.
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>>16946029
It's not that easy in space plumbing.
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>>16946091
its our boomer run society
everything has to cater to those retards
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>>16946101
it's especially egregious when you consider how much things have regressed
windows 98 legitimately had better interface than windows 10
I mean things like buttons, windows, menus, drop-downs
and don't even get me started on scrollbars
and the entire webdev community are aping the modern style like idiots
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>>16946108
the boomers are the ones who remember back when tech was useful and served the user
it's the new generation that doesn't know any better
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>>16946106
'pon my word, i'd smite thee with utmost zealousness and eject thine mortal shell out of this here space-craft if it weren't 'gainst regulations and basic human dignity! prithee, you devil, count your lucky stars that i am a most respected gentleman in space-faring circles.... or else i would make you non-ambulatory!
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>>16946091
They have Nikon D5 and Z9 digital cameras with them. Power on to first shot is in the hundreds of milliseconds range. Their camera firmware has been relatively free from the expected software rot.
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>>16946088
Imagine explaining to NHI's how we do things.
>So then, we have to turn on our tablet devices and log-into outlook, errm, uh,,, my password is ILoveDaenerysFatAss234, and then complete the 2-fa authentication
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we're in april and the number of manned flights is scarily low
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>>16946125
that's because we're working on more womanned flights, chuddy.
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>>16946125
theres usually 4 for the ISS (2 american 2 russian) and 2 for tiangong every year. and they bunch up in late spring, late autumn for some reason.
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>>16946124
I chuckled when I saw the guy on the launch tower doing the closeout checklist on a tablet he had to stick his smartcard into

just government IT things
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>>16946127
only americans and russians on the iss?
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>>16945902
>I'm in cruces
me too, didn't expect anyone else in this thread to be
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>>16946131
2 american spacecraft (dragon) and 2 russian spacecraft (soyuz). sometimes pull in an ESA or JAXA astronaut. there was a time recently when it was just american and russian though.
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>>16946131
they're the only ones who can get to the iss
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>>16946134
yeah but how often do other nationalities get to tag along? how many astronauts does europe have for example?
>>16946133

>there was a time recently when it was just american and russian
sounds like it could be awkward at times
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THEY'RE GONNA TALK TO THE MEDIA NOW

https://www.youtube.com/live/m3kR2KK8TEs?si=AM1lthglUhq6OPA7
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>>16946136
it's mostly americans and russian, with usually one or two other nationality per expedition
currently there's 3 russians and 3 americans, and a french spationaut
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DISCLOSE THE REPTILLIANS AHHHHHHHH
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>>16946137
>moon was lookin weird last night
>had me feelin some kinda way fr fr
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>>16946139
hasn't more countries had people up there? or maybe they never went to the iss?
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>>16946142
this is only crew, it excludes short term visitors apparently
I took it from there, so idk how accurate it is (it's not up to date for one)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_visitors_to_the_International_Space_Station
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>>16946139
Huh I swear an Israeli astronaut went on a shuttle mission at least once. Maybe it wasn't a mission to the ISS.
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>>16946142
>>16946144
this one is probably better, from nasa
https://www.nasa.gov/international-space-station/space-station-visitors-by-country/
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>>16946145
Yeah. They're dead.
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>>16946130
Gen X-ers have a chalky way of using tech, it hurts to see. There should be a department working solely on making tech interface and communications as easier as possible
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checkmate atheists
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BASED BLACK MAN
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Im crine bros
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>>16946146
disturbing lack of third worlders
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>>16946015
yes but not the smell coming from the girlpits.
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>>16946132
I might be moving to Cloudcroft soon
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she was stricken by the blackness
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>>16946152
dude is packing fr
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>>16946158
I would love for them to launch random third worlders who can't speak each others language and make a comedy movie out of the results.
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fuck Jesus's birthday. turn it into a buuuny holiday only
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>>16946085
>i am a loser who is hungry for attention on 4chan
yeah we already knew that.
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>>16946165
kek that sounds like a real fun movie. but probably too "problematic" nowadays
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>>16946166
>going to the moon on easter
>easter is known for rabbits
>so is the moon
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>>16946146
Being European is a constant humiliation ritual.
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>>16946170
the moon is a bunnuy according to the Chinese I recall
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>>16945475
>everything is ritualistic/sacramental

If everything is sacred, then nothing is.
You need to have both the sacred and profane for either concept to be coherent.

>>16945916
Very not fragile people became fragile because they experienced a catastrophic injury by training using incorrect form.

Something having a guide would have prevented.

You think you're superior, but really you're just as vulnerable to manipulation as any religious person. You're just too blind to see that.
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>>16944893
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I'm a traveler, but refuse to use a map.
I'm hungry, but recipes are just a way to control how I eat.
I'm want into spaceflight, but I don't think organized procedures and protocols are important to a successful mission.

You can just do things however you like personally and everything will just work out, you know?
Everything is fine.

>ishygddt
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>>16946120
Nobody is complaining about the fucking photography cameras here, idiot
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urine freeze issue is ongoing
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>>16946171
better than Australia and New Zealand at least
poor cunts stood no chance down there

>>16946175
>If everything is sacred, then nothing is.
Yes, that's my point. You can't secularize everything and hope religion remains far away. People will form their own rituals out of things that were previously non-ritualistic and previously disconnected from the religious impulse. Secular systems don't work because you can't prohibit something as inoffensive and subjective as superstition without being illiberal, but the banning of commonly known religions can be prohibited. Within the vacuum of that prohibition, and on a long enough time scale, superstition flourishes into new religion. Ban the sacred and the cattle will form a new religion out of the profane.

>>16946185
>I'm want into spaceflight, but I don't think organized procedures and protocols are important to a successful mission.
Join the Somali space agency. Africa will set you free.
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>>16946188
They're proof of existence of hardware/software that doesn't suck donkey dick.
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another woman asks about the toilet? consider me shocked.
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Freezing my piss in solidarity with the crew
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>>16946189
Christina my peepee is too cold I need you to warm it up for meeeeee
pls?
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>>16946185
yeah bro just vibe launch
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>>16946164
crazy how someone with that much meat can keep it contained for a long ass mission like this
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>>16946204
they're like 40+ anon...
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>>16946205
does meat shrink as you age?
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>>16946206
i've heard it gets chubbier. but i meant the libido
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>>16946193
Your point indicates that your argument is self defeating, and that you aren't understanding these concepts adequately.
The distinction between sacred and profane is as important as the distinction between edible and inedible, or being lost and found, clean and unclean.

People sometimes create cargo cults when they come across something they do not understand.
This does not mean the objects of their fascination suddenly become sacred in and of themselves.

Superstition isn't the root of religion.
The innate spiritual need you already identified is. Religion satisfies this need, just like physical training regimens serve to develop the body and cartography helps ships navigate.

Do you have a specific diet you hold yourself to, or do you eat pencil shavings and paper clips?
It's really quite similar.
If you make a god for yourself out of something that is not truly divine, you're going to end up with a kind of indigestion.
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any ayys yet?
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the ayy council is gathering, alarmed at the progress humanity is making in spaceflight. the conservatives are arguing that humanity's legions will be at their doorsteps within 500 years and we need to be snuffed out now. the progressives argue that space has no borders and to stop being bigots.
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>>16946212
>alarmed at the progress humanity is making in spaceflight
they'd laugh at our stagnation and decline
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>>16946208
I am agreeing with you. Stop sperging.
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So are we actually going to do all these new plans on time or will we delay and cancel forever and let china own the moon?
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What if all the rations where just beans lmao.
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>>16946218
depends on whether or not we spend six gorillion dollars invading iran
the iraq war killed the constellation program 20 years ago, and iran can just as easily kill artemis
the Vietnam war also killed Apollo btw, but /sfg/ isn't ready for that
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>>16946179
>nipples brown
I am half black and my nipples are pink, am I white?
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>>16946216
Are the stars like gods because you can steer a course by them?

Then how much more is truth itself?
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>>16946212
holy shit, imagine how big the earth would be for the usa to appear that small!
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>>16946223
>the Vietnam war also killed Apollo btw
Retarded beyond measure. It died because we were foolishly observing the outer space treaty and so there was no political incentive to maintain a presence there.
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>>16946223
mercury was scary. they really were 'wearing' the capsule
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>>16946218
how are you here and not aware that most of those plans have already been in the works for a long time? there was almost nothing new in the presentation.
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>>16946196
too bad that isn't the norm
also I'm not a photographer, but isn't startup a frequent problem with modern cameras?
I recall some review specifically mentioning some model or other making worse quality photos, but still having an edge because it can be used almost immediately
the fact that "works immediately" is seen as a premium feature achievable only by Nikon Überfucker 9001 is a sign of the general problem with tech, really
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Does /sci/ think they will actually build a base on the moon in the next 5-10 years?
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>>16946223
china is running a marathon and commercial aint going away. so the moon will be on, whether a war ends nasa's ambitions or not.
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>>16946236
HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHA oh wait you're serious? HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA
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>>16946236
I think there already is a base. Tranquility base.
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>>16946236
the base is right here >>16946218
its not really a base at all, just a bunch of probes and a lunar RV. we'll see again in 20-30 years.
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>>16946236
aeiou
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>>16946236
/sci/? What is /sci/, this is /sfg/
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>>16946230
>foolishly observing the outer space treaty
redpill me on this
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>>16945343
they had computers doing the calculations back then, they were just human computers and not machine computers
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>>16946236
5 years ago starship was flight testing aiming to reach orbit that year
today starship is flight testing aiming to reach orbit this year
the lindy effect suggests starship will *probably* be flight testing aiming to reach orbit 5 years from now
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56% of posts in /sci/ since this thread was posted, are in this thread.
/sci/ is /sfg/ with some schizos talking about monty hall and .999 in the periphery
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>>16945226
I kneel
you were right, king
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>>16946237
>commercial aint going away
Government agencies create the demand for commercial. If those government agencies are deprived of funding by war or some other kind of financial crisis, then commercial shrinks as well.
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They should have downselected to ALPACA
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>>16946246
People with actual backgrounds in science, medicine, etc. aren't going to spend their time posting on an anonymous imageboard filled with schizos, a lot of that shit is too boring or complicated for the average cumbrain or /pol/tard anyways, you can't explain grad-level shit to people who've rotted their brains and lost 30 IQ points to porn addiction and retarded conspiracy theories.
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>>16946243
outer space treaty prevented states from making claim to territory beyond the earth, but anon is wrong because the OST was only signed as a saving face treaty for both factions who had realised that there was zero economic or military reason to have a presence on the Moon or other planets.
China wants to go to the moon purely as the final symbolic step on the long march to end the century of humiliation and become the world's 2nd superpower, America decided to return as a party trick and to prove they can still do it in the context of China also trying to. Everything else is a meme. There is zero economic prospect to outer space objects at the present time, so the outer space treaty had no effect on the end of manned flight beyond LEO.
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>>16946232
space sports car
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>>16946234
yeah but canning gateway for this accelerated time table (That modern nase hasn't demonstrated they can do) is pretty new
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>>16946252
Dare I say, you don't need muh economic reasons to go to the moon if you don't spend 500 quadrillion dollars dropping napalm on rice fields. War makes everyone an annoying retard chanting about Whitey on the Moon.
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>>16946252
America just can't really do anything unless someone else is going to beat us to it. As soon as it was obvious that the ussr was giving up on the moon then all of a sudden this talk of "cooperation" became popular
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>>16946256
war hides the real problem: dialysis.
1% of the federal budget every year is just for dialysis.
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>>16946248
starlink has given spacex good revenue independent from govt. contracts so spacex can still do shit after nasa's budget shrink.
hopefully in the somewhat near-future space tourism and space manufacturing should provide more non-govt. revenue for commercial spaceflight
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>>16946252
but as with any groundbreaking venture it's gonna be expensive in the short term. the more we do it and the more presence we achieve in space the easier it will become
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>>16946223
>>16946256
>Iran done bombed my Israel
>(but goys is on the Moon)
>Her blood and bones began to smell.
>(and goys is on the Moon)
>I can't pay no doctor bill.
>(but goys is on the Moon)
>Ten years from now I'll be fighting still.
>(while goys is on the Moon)
quick shutter nasa! we have to do something! anything!
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>>16946258
This man was singlehandedly responsible for Americans landing on the Moon. He staked the Soviet Union's prestiege on socialist futurism and pioneering in space. The Soviet Union was blazing ahead for his entire rule and gave America the kick up the ass to go to the moon because everything easier had already been done. After he was deposed it wasnt long until the Soviets quit when the going got tough with N1.
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When Orion is coming back to Earth is there any way to slow it down just in case the astronauts discover the heat shields don't work?
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>>16946271
yeah, the atmosphere is supposed to slow it down
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>>16946236
>/sci/
i don't give a shit about those cunts. also, they are too busy with their IQ tests, and posting about 1=0.99999 anyways.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRn4DdHNv2U
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>>16946268
Is that Steve Buscemi?
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Vega-C launch coming up, along with the first private Indian launch in some weeks
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>>16946277
I don't see him getting fucked in the ass, so no. That is not him.
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>>16946280
Do you see him fucking Beria in the ass?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDOIzK8NuoU
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>>16946281
I still haven't watched this.
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ZOOM IN
ENHANCE
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>>16946286
it's the ayylmao moon chat
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>>16946286
>discord on the moon
cringe
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spooky
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>>16946296
wtf they're supposed to go to the moon, not the sun.
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>>16946297
moon's closed
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not gonna lie i'm lowkey simping for the lady who narrates for the mission coverage audience. such a sugary voice.
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>>16944792
Can't believe it's Artemis that flew first of the Big 3 (big tree) in 2026
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would be fun if after the mission blackout the capsule comes out empty
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>>16946283
not missing out on much. it's not very funny.
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>>16946294
do they have a boom specifically or this camera?
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Why 1hr of LOS?
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>>16946309
The backup crew are outside filming it
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what time are they gonna be closest to the moon
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POST MOON SONGS

https://youtu.be/uPrLmTwpBJ0?si=PdxWS4p7pzVm4IOP
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>Fly me to the moon
>let me play among the stars
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>>16946311
ha

>>16946309
the service module has 4, 7m long solar panels with a camera on the end of each one. they are quite moveable.
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJQKKK0I0iA
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>>16946304
Artemis
Blue Glenn
Vulcan
Atlas
Soyuz

All get another launch before Flight 12. Utter Elon humiliation.
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTWTN_uxNcQ
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Fuck Starship, fuck HLS, fuck the SpaceX IPO, fuck Elon, simple as
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dawxnlRTgE8
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NIGS
IN
SPAAAACE
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPFwNCIsXBc
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Might as well be showing a still image kek.
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>>16946325
based
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>>16946318
Oh right, I thought the panels would all be angled rearwarsfor the coast like >>16946317
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>>16946321
desu i thought another song started playing in another tab at the 1:12 mark
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uhh...is it just me or is the Moon getting closer?
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>>16946334
take your meds
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>>16946334
that's not a moon...
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>>16946332
maybe they were locked forward for some reason. they have to do that for when the crew does their exercise because the movement makes them start flapping around.
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>>16946316
dont you think thats a little premature? we're still decidedly pre-moon at the moment
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNhuXQyyBr8
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>>16946319
hey i like that. thanks
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>>16946316
https://youtu.be/mQTr_QduKWg?list=RDmQTr_QduKWg
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>>16946323
Hell yeah
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>>16946339
we gotta get the hype goin son
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>>16946341
I've got hundreds more anon, if you want more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHYPqf7DgzQ&list=PLQZyI6xfln8BxyYVkVKI3Pe3N4eFV13y9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bub4iylevTE

...etc. I am particular with my music
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>>16946337
>the movement makes them start flapping around
cool. with how sketchy starliner rcs was it would probably explode if you started jumping from side to side in there.
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Surely you guys have already read Space Brothers, right?
It's a pretty detailed and grounded story about a guy going trough astronaut training and working on a moon base.
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in the press conferences these guys on the Orion are all upright as if faking standing up, I think the optics would be more striking if they embraced being in zero g and were in all sorts of orientations.
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>>16946360
Who gives a shit I literally dont give a fuck to go out of my way to make the truth more believable
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>>16946360
expunge childish thoughts from your mind.
Yes, 15% of the population are morons. No, do not pander to them.
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ie1tUbjG2c
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>live view of piss blasting into space
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>>16946362
>>16946369
I'm talking less about appealing to flat earthers (who will never believe it no matter what) and more about how it would look on TV to normgroids. Remember most normies give so little thought to spaceflight that they assume StarWars artificial gravity is probably real.
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>>16946362
>>16946369
These people are dumb. Having the astronauts floating upside down while answering questions would be the coolest thing ever,
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PISS THRUSTER ACTIVATE
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MY SUPER LASER PISS
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>>16946362
>>16946369
>don't tell them about >>16946256
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BRAAAAAAAAAAP
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>>16946236
I'm sure NASA will get half way through their phase 1 plan then scrap it. Or the next administration will get in and kill the whole program for reasons.
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>>16946384
can't scrap it while people are living there. that's part of the plan to maintain funding
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>>16946385
People aren't living there until phase 3. It will never get to phase 3.
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>called the International Docking Adapter
>only used by American craft
huh
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>>16946379
I've come to make an announcement: Shadow the Hedgehog's a bitch-ass motherfucker,
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av5Jb52yFBo
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>>16946298
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less than a 100k miles to go
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So what tf exactly kind of "science" is a crew of meat bags going to accomplish on free return that hasn't been done by LRO 1000X over?
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6rBK0BqL2w
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>>16946408
It’s not about the science, it’s about sending a message
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>>16946360
today my uncle asked me how the astronauts are able to stay still in space instead of floating outwards
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>>16946408
testing systems for human spaceflight. what good are uncrewed missions when your objective is putting humans in space
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>>16946411
No. NASA has "science objectives" for the crew. What could they possibly do other than look outside the window and take bad pictures?
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>>16946414
"Lunar science objectives"
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>>16946415
>>16946408
In the NASA press conference today (4-5 hours ago) the lunar scientist lady gave long 5 minute responses to all the people asking those questions
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>>16946417
yeah I heard her say they're going to maximize the science fifty times and spoke about lunar targets and blah blah blah. every answer she gave was a master class in obfuscation. she even seemed to be annoyed by people asking her to clarify. so basically this is not science. There is no hypothesis or test or anything. just take some bad pictures so we can tell people "we did le freaking science!!"
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>>16946419
do you not understand what a test flight is?
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>>16946421
do you not know what lunar science means?
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>>16946404
Good one, anon.
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>>16946424
do you? there is more to science on a moon mission than collecting geological samples
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>>16946419
Here nigger, you could have at least tried to put in some effort to find the answers to your questions.

https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/artemis-ii-science/
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>>16946426
such as taking bad pictures? the lady could just admit that's what she was blabbering on about. my guess is she figured fancy language would obscure the fact that she should be fired for wasting the astronauts' time, as well as our own.
>>16946427
I watched the conference, and looks like I am vindicated. there is zero lunar science that adds any value to the corpus on this flight. woman and her team should be fired
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artemis is bringing hope back to the world
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>>16946434
did they find a halo ring on the dark side of the moon?
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>>16946408
First failed reentry by a HNIC of color
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>>16946438
this is challenging my geography skills.
that's a photo of.... uhhh
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>>16946408
For the entire history of spaceflight there has been zero scientific reason to send humans to space aside from specifically testing what the effects of spaceflight are on humans. It's basically the same as sending a chimp to space to see if it will die or not.
Even when computers were extremely primitive the extreme cost of sending humans still wasnt worth it. All the science done on Apollo could have been done by an array of unmanned landers at a fraction of the cost. With the leaps in computer technology since then it is laughable to think that there is anything humans could possibly do for muh science apart from being the subjects themselves. Artemis is not about gathering science at all, it is about repeating the spectacle of humans on the moon for its own sake. Just this time the veil of science is more flimsy than before because anything Artemis astronauts will ever do on the moon for tens of billions of dollars could very easily have been done for a tiny fraction the cost with an unmanned probe.
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>>16946442
so?
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>>16946441
Africa
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>>16946441
Earth, believe it or not!
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>>16946444
uhhhhhhhhhh
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>>16946443
So, I'm answering the question that Artemis has zero scientific basis.
I want humans to go to other worlds, but to larp that they are going to conduct science experiments is shaky ground because it's a lie. People will correctly call you out on your bullshit which is what happened under Obamna .
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>>16946441
No worries, anon! I've got you covered!
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>>16946441
straya cunt
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>>16946442
They're studying how to have fun
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>>16946449
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>>16946450
new to the yabba?
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>>16946446
Straya upside down (right side up, innit?)
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>>16946454
use earth.google next time lad it makes it a globe
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>>16946453
>>16946454
salties in the water near the pointy bit keep an eye out mate
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>>16946457
hobart
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>>16946457
devils
used to have a tiger
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>>16946457
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TOILET BROKEN FOR THE NEXT HOUR
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>>16946457
wincest
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"this is so awesome"
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this is, without a doubt, the worst toilet that has ever been sent to the moon
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>>16946236
I dunno man. I really fucking hope they do though. Jared definitely has at least some of the right ideas, I'm concerned for his staying power, though.
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Surely all of us here have photographed the moon before, right? Post your moonpics
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>>16946480
want to feel rage? https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/13/23637401/samsung-fake-moon-photos-ai-galaxy-s21-s23-ultra
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>>16946482
I remember this, boils my blood every time I think about it
Computational photography was a mistake
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Toilet status?
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>>16946236
LOL.
Maybe in the opposite universe
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>>16946484
>...just....one...more....use...Houston....please
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radiation damage on the camera
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they be snapping photos
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>>16946487
the ISS cameras are absolutely fucked with radiation specks kek
did this camera die or smth?
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>>16946480
>>16946482
My phone is a Samsung, I haven't take photos of the Moon because of this.
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>>16946487
someone should do a 50,000x sped up timelapse of it, I wonder how it grows over time. once we get the raw video I'd imagine you could use fancy video editing software to identify specific pixels that stop changing after X frame
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>>16946489
was it confirmed that they're using windows 8?
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>>16946493
knowing the government, they're probably still using XP
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>>16946482
yeah nothing is as enraging as anons posting theverge links
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>changing the altitude referent
bruh they gaan
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>>16946434
Are we reclaiming it?
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>>16946175
By definition, being a freaky autist who doesn’t feel an innate, strong physical fear of being ousted from an in-group already makes me far more resistant to manipulation, so no.
Yes i realize that life is hard and it can mindbreak tough people, but i don’t see how using a mental crutch like a strong dogmatic political ideology/religion is a superior option.
Again, i’m sure it is for people who know they are very weak, and wouldn’t be able to build/keep their morals without someone lording (heh) over them. But i still don’t see that as an ideal situation.
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that was a pajeet
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>>16946507
>et tu, jeremy?
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>saar how can you cook?
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>fr*nch
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>>16946185
That’s a nice strawman i guess, not sure what it’s going to accomplish.
Non-theists use maps that they built themselves, along with guidance from their parents, they still have them, they just don’t include all the indoctrination and easy answers you need to not go crazy. You’re falling back on the same mistake of pretending everyone who’s not religious is a hedonistic nihilist like you think you would be.
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it's cute Canadians have their own made up language with each other
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why the fuck do Canadians pretend to be french
just use english like normal people
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>>16946507
>Canadian commits the first space murder
fitting
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>canadian greenhorn drowns moon crew showing off for students
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>>16946513
the news videos about mom and pop card game shops that are fined into shuttering by the language police for not having French labeling for everything makes me want to volunteer for the Canadian invasion force unironically
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>>16946208
>suddenly become sacred in and of themselves
Yeah, they do, sanctity is not a concept unique to your religion, i could make my own OC religion right now it could have it’s own ritualistic sacred verses, fake events, and objects.
>superstition isn’t the root of religion
Is it is a less structured version of it, and has often been a precursor in history.
Both are ultimately borne from humanity’s fear of the dark. The unknowns of future, past and present, physical and metaphysical, are mankind’s oldest fears for a species built on intelligence to survive, we have evolved a brain that is so scared of not knowing things that it will force an illogical explanation into place just to remove the unknowns and make things less scary.
This is the difference between you and me, you are scared of the dark, and i’m not. I still have a way of life, i still have a modus operandi, i just don’t pretend to myself that the difficult questions are answered because it would be less scary that way and i don’t know how to find direction in life without it, that’s you.
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>>16946208
>>16946517
what the hell are you two babbling about?
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ok next mission no foreigners I've had it
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>>16946519
The only exception is the Japanese.
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>>16946520
>herro every nyan!! space good!! very nice!
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>>16946520
I said no foreigners.
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>>16946522
there better be at least 1 more star on that flag before we plant another one on our moon
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>>16946523
>wanting new states
ngmi
keep them in territory purgatory forever
the good ones can move to real states if they can afford it
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>victor so disgusted by canadians that decided to stay behind the camera the whole time
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>>16946404
Underrated
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I wish Christina would review my LPP is you catch my drift
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>we wanna stick with that chemistry
they're fucking with them, no? Houston needs a peepee conga line?
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>>16946524
I vote we give the moon statehood
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>>16946441
Bro, it’s australia upside down.
Can people just not rotate shaped and colors in their heads?
i experienced this recently with a new co-worker of mine, we work in the woods and she was reading a map while i was driving and she could only read the map and make sense of it when the direction of the nose of our vehicle was aligned with the top of the map, if we were going “downwards” or “sideways” to the perspective on the map she could simply not correlate the roads she was seeing with the roads on the map. Had to keep stopping to read the map myself because her directions were worthless. Why can some people do this while others can’t?
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>>16946530
They literally want a large pump and dump, they're going to the Moon
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>>16946532
she doesn't have inner thoughts
some people can't visualize things mentally, like rotating your position on a map
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>>16946532
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>>16946518
Whether or not religion is an anthropogenic mindvirus or real and sacred (it’s the former).
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>>16946537
off-topic.
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>>16946532
I don't spend all day looking at Australia from odd angles.
I have excellent internal rotation. Just didn't recognize it at all. here, quiz time:
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>>16946532
>>16946534
I have to admit that while I definitely can visualise mentally and do stuff like rotating a map, I don't find it the easiest thing to do. I tend to have to expend some effort to do it properly.
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>>16946540
that is the future United States of America, of course :^)
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>>16946540
near nova scotia, duh
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>>16946535
Explains why most normgroids are so amazed by the latest AI’s “accuracy”
Even when ever object in the scene are not visually blurry and well defined, the sequence and placement of objects and people as well as the physics and speed of movement continues to be obvious bullshit, it’s been depressing watching me slowly become the only person in my friends group who can recognize AIslop at a glance.
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>>16946531
Best we give the space colonies some degree of autonomy to keep them complacent
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>>16946540
Neither do i, but i have memorized australia as a shape from the few times i’ve seen it, and by dedictive reasoning i immediately figured that a small isolated continent with a red desert covering most of it must be what i’m looking for, i rotate the shape into place in my head until it fits, and presto, it’s australia. What makes you think i need to look at maps all the time to remember what australia looks like?
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>>16946540
Newfoundland, didn’t even have to look it up, lol.
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>>16946546
no donations will be made until the shitter is emptied
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>image limit
mods we need a moon mission exception
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how close are the Chinese to actually putting men on the moon?
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>>16945948
Remember feet sniffers get thrown out of the airlock first.
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>>16945948
anyone know what watch that is?
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>>16946552
How long is a chinese man?
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>>16946555
Is he really though?
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>>16946556
More Chinese than his brother Wai Long, that's for sure
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Artemis 2 strokin hard
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>>16946540
as a paradox gsg autist (and google maps autist) I've spent double digit thousands of hours staring at maps
the topography and geography of urf is fucking ingrained in my brain
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someone needs to get a serious ass chewing over this toilet fiasco
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what are you talking about. totally nominal piss venting
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UH OH
STINKY
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>>16946566
it's part of the psyop to make you think the mission is real
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I went back a few minutes on the stream and I can start seeing physical characteristics of the surface, even through youtube's shitty compression.

Bros..
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>>16946575
we're going back to the moon, anon
it's happening
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so which part of Canada are you all from?
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>>16946575
You think that's cool? Check THIS out
>image limit
https://files.catbox.moe/qbhtu2.webm
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>>16946579
it's coming right at us-!
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my uncle asked how the astronauts could possibly survive the g-force from rocket launch. your response, soientists?
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>>16946581
the astronauts are actually robots
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>>16946581
tell him it's the Coriolis effect. he'll probably believe you
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>>16946581
How did Ollie Bearman walk out of a 50G impact with just a small limp in Japan?
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>>16946352
it also realistically depicts how slow and boring much of the preparation is
nothing interesting happens for like 20 episodes, and after that I don't know
and the characters are meh
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>>16946603
>>16946603
>>16946603
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>>16946404
lmao
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>>16946540
canada, gulf of st lawrence, newfoundland etc. i recognised it immediately but this >>16946438
i didn't, couldn't see it was australia at all. how come?
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>>16946179
too white to be the median american
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>>16946457
It's where they filmed that cartoon
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>>16946552
distance from LEO to the moon
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>>16946581
by constantly taking BBC, they get the adrenaline required to survive extreme environments.

why do you think they included a nigger in the crew?
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>>16945206
Rolling
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>>16946581
has he ever been on a big rollercoaster at a theme park? if so, did he die?
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>>16945118
This is not even remotely true
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>>16946552
Closer than the US
They'll be landing men on the moon before Artemis III even begins doing its preparations
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>>16946316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VBdAY8eA9w
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I like the mission and all but will we actually learn anything valuable about the moon itself that we didn't previously know?
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>>16948006
we will be even more confident that the moon is actually still there.
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>>16944931
It's a ghghghgGHOST
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Why is NASA unable to use Starlink for their missions?
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>>16950459
Starlink is all the way over at the earth
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>>16950493
So launching from Earth, you cant use Starlink on earth, while its going to space, while its in LEO, coming back to Earth?

What law was passed that prohibited the use
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>>16950495
Orion was designed so long ago its comms unit predates starlink

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