/sci/ - Science & Math

Pathetic nigger stage
You're really just desperate to be the op aren't you
What a nigger skin ape you are
No (you)

>>16070069
https://twitter.com/Space_Station/status/1767489878873227408

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNRP1y_IpW4
Gradatim

>>16070081
>Doesn't @Roscosmos
Lmao

Memelab launch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF9cWWkSlsQ

>>16070139
Kek, but I'm not sure there would be much point.
https://twitter.com/roscosmos
>In accordance with the resolution of Roskomnadzor on blocking access to Twitter, we inform you that Roscosmos is suspending the publication of materials on this site.

>>16070152
Fimmnbbgykyw
(Fart in my mouth now baby girl you know you wanna)

>>16070026
>Boeing's vision for space exploration

>>16070149
>max q is max velocity

dumb narrator

hop wen

>>16070170
two more weeks

>>16070178
ur liar

FAA air space closure for Starship lunch

>>16070189
>FLT3
Are we going to have the whole alphabet?

>no launch license

>>16070196
Integrated orbital test flight three. IOTF-3

>>16070200
Actually, it's called Flight 3

>>16070199
did anyone adapt the cardcrusher meme for the FAA and SpaceX?

so we all have all this shit on the moon and not a single picture of a total lunar eclipse from the surface of the moon?

Anons, what will it take to acheive
1G brachistochrone trajectories inside the solar system? Stuff looks so hopeless ;-;

>>16070277
>emoticons
Kys

>>16070271
DAS RITE

>>16070277
Antimatter catalyzed fusion, and even then you'd get maybe a week of burn time tops. Brachistochrone trajectories are scifi.

if Elon had dickrided Biden how much further would things be?

>>16070287
Answer the question retard

>>16070301
negative progress

>>16070277
A magic engine machine that recycles waste heat into usable energy. IANAL but the laws of thermodynamics have no legal basis and therefore are not legally binding.

OH N-

>>16070321
legality has no legal basis, it's all made up.

>>16070322
I've already left to my bugout location and don't get close to any windows or doors.

>>16070322
Hillary has Boeing stock?

>>16070170
>>16070180
Adorable bun! 10/10. Would pet and cuddle for hours.

>>16070322
my friend is working at boing

>>16070332
Tranny detected

>>16070301
accepting DEI and unions would be disastrous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqayM05gYYk
>Starship is Ready for Launch | SpaceX Boca Chica

>>16070301
We would be on Mars by now. My gorlfriend wouldna left me

>>16070397
Close all those trans porn tabs, they're melting your brain

>>16070322
I see the ULA snipers have gotten a new job

>>16070412
I smell projection, and rotting shit stained axe wound

>>16070149
>>16070169
really? only 2 posts about a rocket launch? even starlink tends to do better than that

>>16070460
We hate goylab here

>>16070301
Extremely little difference if any.

License status?

>>16070554
22 hours

off goes ship 29

>>16070581
you have no life

>>16070584
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>16070581
Cuckold.

>>16070584
>he doesnt have labpadre permanently open on a third screen
shiggy diggy

>no launch license
this is bad

https://twitter.com/KenKirtland17/status/1767600848740520297

>ULA (owned by murderers)
Literally how can SpaceX critics sleep at night?

>>16070593
Legally they need at least 3 days between license issuance and launch in case the FAA finds a last minute reason to void the license.

>>16070610
last time they got license like a day before launch

>>16070604
If they intended to go orbital they'd need a re-entry license, and we all saw how well that went for Varda. This still gets them 20 minutes in space.

>>16070322

>>16070604
Not good, looks like it's going to miss crashing into Australia.

>>16070621
Total Emu Death

>>16070554
oi mate. you got a loicence for that rocketship?

>>16070616
kek

>>16070628
https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1767638654334468523
>Starship stacked for flight

https://twitter.com/SciGuySpace/status/1767643057246118228

>>16070628
>>16070632
what's the big antenna for?

>>16070615
If that's true then I guess it makes sense as they can properly test reentry this way without needing more licenses

Friday launch confirmed on X

WE GAAN

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1767643699016544300

only two more weeks

>>16070640
>>16070644
does Thursday constitute "end of week"

>>16070648
thursday is more middle than end

>>16070615
I doubt it'd work that way, reentry is part of the considerations I'm pretty sure.

>>16070616
lel

>>16070026
hey, in the nsf live stream it says 39:37 for the starship test flight 3 but does this mean its tomorrow or doubletomorrow? i want to leave my house tomorrow but i dont want to miss watching the starship test flight 3.

>>16070637
Probably lightning protection, to stop the vehicle being struck. Most pads have either towers and cables, or a mast on the structure.

>>16070636

should I drive down and watch it? i don't have anything better to do during spring break but it's a bunch of time wasted when it scrubs

>>16070670
Just look at that article they have on active shielding

Absolutely a moot point if you can put 400 tons of water in space by the end of the year

>>16070692
Don't let your dreams be memes

If you see Clearbro give him a high five

>>16070692
If you got few hundreds of dollars to spent for a lifetime of experience, that you will share with your family for the rest of your life, sure.

Its a gamble, but the payoff is extreme

im gonna BLACKED.com the rocket

So seven flights this year, about every month or so

4 flights at best

>>16070670 (You)

>>16070704
if they're discovering any new problems at all then a cadence like that's going to be impossible

>>16070636
4chan is telling me this is a (You) but I didn't post this post.
Are you and me posting from the same IP or something? maybe live in the same building?

>>16070725
I'm you

>>16070725
This is your mother posting. Please clean your room.

>>16070725
They just fucked around with it for some gay reason and got rid of unique IPs

>>16070732
(((for some reason)))

>>16070695
I'm not able to take time off so I won't be there, maybe flight 4

>>16070725
you posted it

>>16070737
it's over...

I hope that one day I will be able to cross the ocean and see a rocket launch. Life in Europe is pure suffering.

BRILLIANT PEBBLES

DUMB ROCKS

SHINY STONES

GREAT GEODES

niggerfaggots

>>16070774
Best post

clever quartz

>>16070778
that's a good one

MY DIAPERRR MY DIAPER FULL

https://youtu.be/LKYlSdBMUG4
ya'll excited?

>>16070788
>shills start shitting themselves whenever pLEO kinetic interceptors are mentioned
sure makes you think

>>16070740
how? I don't even have that file saved on my computer. something doesn't add up. unless moot made a mistake again.

>>16070803
split personality disorder :/

>>16070803
>moot
Who?

>>16070810
Newfag

Flight 3 next week. Weather is pretty bad, and no license until Thursday/Friday at the earliest. Sorry
-X

>>16070847
spaceX sisters we got cocky...

>>16070837
asking who moot is, is a pretty old meme

1000's of changes

>>16070847
Snowstorm socking the west on thursday

https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1mrGmyNXrgnGy

>>16070847
I genuinely wouldn't mind. Spring break is in full swing right now and hotel rooms down there are either horrendously expensive or nonexistent.
On the other hand, a whole island full of vacationing normies getting forcibly spacepilled sounds good too.

>>16070906
i want the sound blast to rape them

>>16070322
Hit by a falling exit hatch, very unfortunate

>>16070615
Varda needed a reentry license because they had to land on land, potentially causing damage to third parties. No such risk with ocean splashdown

>>16070942
But what about the whales anon

>>16070847
you should be in preschool not posting on an 18+ website muad'dib

Is this thread shaping nicely, @CommunityNotes?

SpaceX is looking into more launch complexes

>>16070670
I say 2 more launches. Pad 1 has to be rebuilt for the leaning/stacking issues, and the second tower won't be flight ready for another 12 months.

>>16070397
The fuck is wrong with you?

>>16071020
Tranny-detector's on the fritz, he really oughta get that checked out

>>16070670
>6 flights this year

Come on Elon lay off the bullshit a little

>Chandra dead
rip bozo

>>16070949
Until they start building dubstep k(r)illsats like in ST IV we don't have to care.

As I said before, expect 3 to 5 launches this year. And that's accounting for scrubs.

the rocket is going to blow up and there will be no more launches this year

>>16071047
their launch contract is for 5 launches a year

>>16071064
>Starship will blow up
The flight profile involves it blowing up whether it's successful or a failure anon, even if it soft touches down and survives intact, the navy will use it as target practice

>>16070301
Bidens come and go but the military industrial complex is forever

Who's ready for Japanese Minotaur take 2?

https://twitter.com/SpaceIntel101/status/1767701393555521686
>Japanese SPACEONE to launch its 3-stage-solid KAIROS with a liquid propulsion kickstage (PBS) on its maiden flight from Spaceport Kii to SSO with CISCE's Rapid Small Launch Satellite. The 1st time a private company is attempting to launch a satellite independently in Japan.

https://twitter.com/nvslive/status/1767697462133940224
>Space One KAIROS rocket launch live streaming. Nico live broadcasting the Kairos rocket launch from Katsuura, where the news center is located
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FGt4-VCQlM

https://twitter.com/nvslive/status/1767702813235429448
>NVS's Kairos Rocket Optical Observation Challenge is about 10km away from the launch site, so the question is whether it will be visible after launch. We recommend watching it together with the official distribution by TV Wakayama.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ_tADK3BYo

NVS stream is now live. TV Wakayama should be live in ~30 min.

Clear Live!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9o7DBcseSQ

Countdown from 10,000 seconds, please!

>>16070978
what is it Elon? A boy trapped down a well?

>>16071103
50 minutes

https://science.nasa.gov/science-research/science-enabling-technology/zero-boil-off-tank-experiments-to-enable-long-duration-space-exploration/
Overview of reduced boil-off research, current avenues of research are noncompressible gas jet injection and subcooled liquid droplets

>>16071116
is that her shoulder??

>>16071103
what in tarnation

>>16071103
OMFG she is growing up! but still cute. very mature for her age and intelligent

/vt/rannies should be contained the same way ponyfags are

>>16071096
>3 solid stages
>small lift
generally I would take that to mean it's derived from an icbm, but japan doesn't get to have icbms, what gives?

>>16071137
They're not allowed to develop liquid rockets as part of the whole thingy that ended after WW2, i think?

>>16071137
The Space One is also a partnership between Canon and Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries. IHI builds the Epsilon and the boosters for the H-II and H3, so solids are kinda their wheelhouse. There's just not much domestic liquid propulsion experience in Japan outside of hydrogen for the LE-5/7/9 and no one is crazy enough to try and build a small launch vehicle using hydrogen.

>>16071132
Clearbros are the ones that got us westerners the link to the Starship flight stream on Twitter they are a protected group for their contributions to IFT-3

>>16071096
>>16071103
T-10:00

>>16071191
40 seconds between first stage burnout and stage separation?

clear count

ehh!!!!

Wow rip

おわりだ

KEEEEK did it blow up?

F

NOT max-qute!

終わりだ

KEEEEEEEEK

RUFF
>Rapid Unscheduled Forest Fire

better off the pad than on i guess

holy fuck, looks like it is starting a huge forest fire!

IT FUCKING ESPLODED KEEEEEEEEK

>>16071211
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ_tADK3BYo
You can almost see it

look at that little hose, trying its best

Nips btfo

>>16071220
Ganbatte.

>>16071219
>>16071228
what stream did you get these from?

これがテストする理由です

>>16071228
from the first frame of the explosion, looks like burn-through at the top of the first stage motor

Solid rockets lmao

>>16071220
>>16071226

>>16071238
ゴイムは知っています。シャットダウンしてください

>>16071231
I'm just pulling images off of twitter. It looks like it was from a news chopper that was chinese degrees of close. I haven't seen a link to it

>>16071120
>noncompressible gas
how is that possible?

>>16071219
>>16071228
Launches... launches never change

>>16071231

My wife is sad...

The little hose that could

>>16071231
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1htL6RghII
found the stream

>>16071250
This is peak bugoid performance. Pathetic how some of you worship them

>>16071258
I agree with the anon who thought it burned through the top of the first stage

This 60 seconds bullshit is a crime against humanity

>>16071260
you're pathetic murray

>>16071258
カイロスちゃん!

>>16071212

>>16071266
Yellow fever takes all, you are no exception. Maybe recognize the disease you have instead of trying to spread it, disgusting buglover.

Sayonara

>>16070604
The Vis Viva equation gives 7934,68 m/s at Pe and 7712,47 at Ap. But that would be the case for a planet without atmosphere. Irl you need much more to overcome drag. Such an orbit is impossible to begin with.
The "99% orbital velocity" is a fallacy. You need 9200+ m/s to reach a minimum 140 km orbit due to gravity losses and drag.

さよなら

>>16071258

>>16071234
I think you're probably right.

>>16071279
they forgot to add a timer for the second stage ignition

>>16071285
the hottest of hot staging

>>16071244
When fluids guys talk about "incompressible", they mean they're discussing flow that doesn't significantly compress the fluid (i.e. M << 1), not about fluids that can't be significantly compressed (i.e. liquids).

>>16071096
>quick response sat
aka just take a pic in this orbital plane where we don't have any asset. It should be forbidden to put space junk in orbit for a quick photo.
Just ask your burger overlords, you are a colony after all. They even copy burger gubmint agency logos.

>2k Isp in every stage
Japan too stronk?

>>16071271

Someday the nips will make a starship of their own

Isn't this the third fuck up for the japanese space industry in like a year

>>16071300
Looks like FTS to me.

>>16071307
at least they're trying. more than you can say for europe

>>16071307
At least these guys didn't put a very expensive satellite on their maiden flight test

>>16071310
Europe takes the correct route and pays SpaceX. Do not even give these insects that theyre trying

>>16071307
The last launch failure Japan had was the first H3 flight which was just over a year ago. They've only had four launches in total in that time.

>>16071317
european members realize they're going nowhere and pay spacesex as a workaroud. europe as a whole is the bloat and bureaucracy of nasa without the record to back it up

>>16071276
>being this retarded
lmao. his comparison is correct cause he's looking at orbital velocity in both cases not delta-v.

>>16071321
>the fat fuck amerishart copes while wiping their ass with a toilet paper and no bidet

>>16071320
Moon landing fuckup

>>16071330
what the fuck are you talking about? are you a spam bot? that doesn't even make sense in context

>>16071330
>the slimy eurocel types as the grease from his turban drips down the side of his crying putrid fat and pudgy face

>>16071322
Still misleading, anywhere below 70 km or so you are bleeding speed with each second while getting roasted. 50 km is betting for a sure reentry. So it is not an orbit, as the ship will never rise again to Ap. You can't be 99% orbital as you can't be 99% pregnant.

>>16071335
>>16071336
>being good at spaceflight 60 years ago means its OK to smell like shit all the time
lmao!

>>16071339
>60 years ago
hey you disgusting euronigger, ever check the payload mass to orbit by country chart?

>>16071337
>coping
it's 99% of the required velocity. if you burned for 5 seconds longer before SECO you would be in a circular 200+ km orbit.
that's all

>>16071332
it was successful

>>16071343
BTW, does SpaceX publish if they will fly with partially filled tanks to ensure not orbiting by mistake, or will they fly with 100% fuel for just in case the second stage has to compensate for first stage losses?

>>16071219
KEEEEK

>>16071355
They don't publish that. They just need some maximum allowable amount of propellant before reentry.
Hence the venting during the last flight that killed it.
But if you look at the frostline from ift-2 i think it was pretty much full to the top.

Japan proving once again that this is the Indian century

Japanese twitter is saying that something tripped the FTS

>>16071244
Sorry, non-condensable.

>>16071375
But only on the upper stages?

>>16071375
The first stage should have blown at the same time then. Nah it's a solid fuel fuckup.

>>16071361
Why don't they use a dummy payload?

>>16071404
Stop asking so many questions goy

>>16070277
nuclear salt water gets you 1g up to jupiter and 0.40g up to neptune.

https://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/enginelist2.phphttps://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/enginelist2.php

>>16071428
Lying goy, get your pop-sci schizodrives out of here and support SLS.

i love ria

japbros...

>>16071300
And this is why solid rocket companies are garbage.

>Looking at Orion Nebula in my telescope
>Small white dot flies across the eyepiece
Wtf did I just see? I'm assuming a very distant airplane, but I imagine the odds of looking through a telescope and seeing a random airplane are astronomically high; It also couldn't be seen with the naked eye. Maybe a satellite?

>>16071466
Satellite

>>16071466
weather balloons

>>16071466
Use a 25mm+ lens and you'll see a ton of satellites shortly after sunset
Skysafari and stellarium will both show you live satellite tracks too

Why are japanese so shit at space? They got a huge fail rate, not only rocket but plobes also

>>16071511
bug hands wrote this post

"Aieeeeee!"

>>16071522
kino

"Those killed in the accident include...."

Time to rename another Middle School.

https://twitter.com/jessica_kirsh/status/1767774747167768693


TFR Mar 14/15

>>16071375
It looks like it burned through the first stage cap and ignited the second stage prematurely, which triggered the FTS on the upper stages

There was nothing in the plume to indicate a loss of pressure before the explosion though, so maybe it was 100% FTS

>>16071591
this girl is gonna kill herself, screencap this

>>16071428
>nuclear salt water
this guy fucks

>>16071597
Living in a van in poverty, wanting kids and getting older
Maybe she should seitch careers

Let's face it. Japanese were not meant to go to space.

>>16071606
she's clearly neurotic. not unattractive. she shouldnt have any problem pulling dudes. my guess is she scares them away

>>16071612
that depends what kind of expectations she has

https://twitter.com/jimmyg/article/1767824127472042481/

Starlink article about being used at sea.

>>16071658
why would anyone use this instead of just using starlink directly?

>>16071666
Pay as you go.

If you only use 1GB, thats only $2. In the past, that sort would costs thousands of dollars, especially at high speed.

>>16071279
ULA sniper eating well this week

>>16071073

Could you remind me when IFT-3 is supposed to occur?

>>16071724
https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/details/7363

>>16071724
Two more days give or take one.

>>16071728
*weeks

25h 18min

>>16071770
>still no license

please be thursday

>>16071522
Divine Wind.

>>16071428
But at what cost? Nuclear salt water eould be expensive as fuck.

>>16071810
>BRAAAAAAAAPPP

>>16070322
Remember when we toppled governments because we couldn't get into the fruit business.
Yeah this simply won't stand.

cute

>>16071873
ugly

>>16071873
YJK

In depth weather analysis (using NAM model [5km res.]):

>14th:
Wind (surface) = 20km/h
Wind (10km) = 126 km/h
Wind gusts = 38km/h

Rain = 0.1mm/h
Clouds (general) = 100% cover
Low Clouds = 100% cover
Medium Clouds = 8% cover
High Clouds = 17% cover

Visibility = 16.7km
Cloud Base = 500m

>15th (USING ECMWF model [less precise -> 9km res.]):
Wind (surface) = 17km/h
Wind (10km) = 125 km/h
Wind gusts = 32km/h

Rain = 0 mm/h
Clouds (general) = 41% cover
Low Clouds = 0% cover
Medium Clouds = 18% cover
High Clouds = 100% cover

Visibility = 20km
Cloud Base = 7000m

>>16071908
>Low Clouds = 100% cover
It's over

Elon fantards please stay in your containment place dont go outside with your retarded mars colonization brainlet crap.

>>16071873
Seen better.

Christian Davenport
@wapodavenport
·
Am told the FAA is still on track for a Thursday launch attempt, which I guess would mean the license would come today. Still seems very fluid, but we should find out soon enough. The weather also could be a factor in the timing of the flight.

https://twitter.com/SciGuySpace/status/1767893251753676808

Everyone's expecting license today.

Anyone remember how it went last time? How many days out did they grant the license?

>>16071921
6 days prior for IFT-1 launch
3 days prior to IFT-2 launch

bros, I have no degree, If I self-studied rocket science am I going to find a job?

>>16071953
sure, doordash is always hiring

>>16071953
You could become a waste manager at SpaceX

>>16071953
Maybe if you build something impressive. If you got no results and no degree why would someone hire you.

>>16071591
TFR Confirmed

>>16071310
At least we can build planes that don't fall apart

>>16071953
you would have more fun and have a better life if you just studied or got a job in a boring field that pays well and take up model rocketry instead

>>16071606
>wanting kids
>careers
One negates the other

>>16071953
SpaceX hires welders anon

>>16071718
Based and War profiteer-pilled

>>16071594
https://news.mynavi.jp/techplus/article/20240313-2905421/
>失敗の原因についてだが、まだなにも分かっておらず、阿部耕三執行役員も「現在調査中」と繰り返した。現時点で分かっているのは、ロケットに搭載されている自律飛行安全システムが作動した、ということのみ。このシステムが何らかの異常を検知、各段に搭載されている火工品を作動させ、飛行を中断したと見られる。
>As for the cause of the failure, nothing is known yet, and Executive Officer Kozo Abe repeated that he is "currently under investigation."All we know at the moment is that the autonomous flight safety system on board the rocket has been activated.The system detected any anomalies and activated pyrotechnics on each stage, which is believed to have disrupted the flight.

>>16071103
Watch this, guys. You can actually pinpoint the second when her heart rips in half...11:01:23.

>>16071603
>refridgeration
it's ogre

>>16071912
frog with conical eyes

>>16071953
no one cares about your degree if you have meaningful experience
however it can be difficult to get meaningful experience without a degree

>>16071234
>burn-through
at the press conference, they said the AFTS fired, so this was a commanded in-flight abort. They are just starting the analysis for WHY it was commanded.
also funny, the payload was ejected intact just after the explosion: "mission accomplished!"

>>16072010
so did it explode because FTS detected anomalies and triggered, or was it exploding the anomaly that FTS detected?

>>16070026
>without Space we would be stuck with SLS for the rest of 21st century
what an absolutely bleak thought to consider

What astronaut had the best facial hair?

>>16072084
Now what if there were dozens of other industries where a SpaceX like company could have sprung up. What a depressing thought.

>>16072089
anything involving nuclear reactors comes to mind
what other technologically neglected areas are there?
genetic engineering?

>>16072086
Deke Slayton
moustaches are for fags

>>16071727
>Tomorrow at 15:00
>I will be in university at that time
Damn. But could be worse. I watched IFT-1 in public transport.

>>16072111
How is that worse?

>>16072116
Uncomfortable and shaky.

>>16072117
Immersive.

https://twitter.com/MoNDefense/status/1767916713931378981
>2051 hr Mar. 13 we detected a PRC satellite launch with a carrier vehicle identifying it as belonging to XSLC. Poses no threat to us, but the flight path passes our [air defense identification zone] and flew toward the West Pacific Ocean. We monitored the vehicle's activity and are ready to respond if necessary

Looks like there was an unannounced launch out of Xichang a few hours ago

>>16072123
could be a hgv test #2 (delayed from Nov 23)

>>16071912
Imagine how good her skin smells from being heated by the sun outdoors

>>16072105
Agriculture

>>16071873
She likes anal guaranteed

>>16072105
Mining

People wouldn't have such a problem with it if tailings weren't the third most toxic industrial byproduct

So will tomorrow be Failure #3?

>>16072187
Almost certainly atleast 1 thing will go wrong, but the flight will probably make it through. So yes there will be a failure, but you already knew that and just want a sweet juicy (You) so take mine.

>>16072187
it's only really a failure if they don't make it further than last time but yes, the ship will explode on reentry. possibly after failing to open the hatch and/or failing to relight the engine

>>16072202
COPE COPE COPE COPE COPE*

*This post was generated by /sfg/ baitOtron

>>16072187
I'm hoping nothing goes boom until it reaches the sea.

>>16072187
I'm doomerish on the booster. Starship I think will be fine

>>16072187
I will be surprised if it survives reentry

>>16072010
posting a translation this bad is cringe

>>16072084
without space we would be stuck on Earth forever

knower here
elon has 10 kilos of anti-matter

>>16072280
and he's gonna throw it at moscow

>>16072123
There were no unannounced launches if we go by NOTAM

>>16072280
w-where is it right now?

>>16072187
If nothing at all goes wrong it means the tests were too conservative
On the other hand, can they skip the FAA investigation bullshit if an "unanticipated outcome" doesn't occur?

>>16072285
Its the payload for the starship icbm test
See >>16072283

Bros?
>The Federal Aviation Administration on March 8 granted a launch license for the test flight, saying that SpaceX "met all safety, environmental, policy and financial responsibility requirements."
https://www.nbcnews.com/science/space/spacex-starship-megarocket-launch-rcna143049

>>16072316
It's a nice lawn ornament.

>>16072283
Why? Russia is not his enemy.

>>16072322
it's revenge for refusing to sell him roggets

>>16072322
DoD contact for starship

>>16072312
>On March 8
Retards mistook mishap investigation for a flight license.

>>16072178
Odd comment to make

>>16072111
Lol what, everything you've said is true for me as well

>>16072285
At the Vatican

>>16072084
SLS (boeing) + Draco (lockheed) would be insane
ULA should think about this

>>16072105
Nukes are a regulation problem. Zubrin's new book goes into painful detail about this.

>>16072373
Is Zubrin the equivalent of "start with greeks"?

prediction markets right now

predictions are pure bullshit btw

>>16072389
I predict that you'll find a gf

WHERES THE FUCKING LICENSE FAAgots?

>>16072344
Not that odd considering

>>16072373
zubrin is a hack. hes a fucking moron with no idea.

>>16072399
Sorry, two more weeks.

I hate SSubrin so much.

>>16072399
Two weeks

>>16072399
Silence goy, don't rush us

>no launch license

Seems he's been huffing Sabines brain farts. I'm glad he's settled the science now. Dark matter debunked.

Bonus points for attracting deluded pseuds like Brett to respond. He should joint his "intellectual" dark net.

>>16072411
He has a doctorate in nuclear engineering. He's wrong about a lot of space launch stuff but he knows his nukes.

>>16072433
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE

>>16072433
Elon really needs to STFU about physics

>>16072433
Actual retard, this makes it abundantly clear. He has no idea what he's talking about but chimes in anyways. Somebpdy seriously needs to knock his ego down a few pegs

>>16072433
modern day ford except he sucks off jews

>>16072433
Dark matter is a retarded theory.
You can't just pretend the reason why your math doesn't add up to be some kind of undetectable, intangible substance.
Might as well call it magic or an act of God at that point.

>>16072441
But doesn't he have a BA in physics?

>>16072433
>>16072441
I just went through Elon's entire fucking reply backlog and I can't find this tweet. Link or it's bullshit.

>>16072433
They're multiplying.

>>16072450
actually dark matter would be a lot more based if it just used God as a handwave.
>uh yeah galaxies are too heavy, there's too much God in them

>>16072454
Here's a tweet by Mad Mike replying to it.

https://twitter.com/memcculloch/status/1767875430298640798

>>16072454
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1767425534261370948?t=-XZ6CDS6QGYvGo2Sj7Qujg&s=19

Lol even Black Science Man is weighing in:
>AKSHUALLY ELON...

https://twitter.com/neiltyson/status/1200517952740765699

>>16072459
>>16072461
Thanks. It sounds like Elon doesn't like the Dark Matter conclusion itself (non-electromagnetic matter that only interacts with gravity and has a bunch of other weird properties) as a low-parameter fill for observation vs model gaps. I don't think any further implications are present.

>>16072433
I don't understand this take.
For dark matter being non interacting particles there's like 5 pieces of corroborating evidence.
Dark energy is literally 1000 times more dubious and untestable math circlejerk.

>>16072466
Fucking bastard nigger kys Noa you dumb kike hawaiian tarbaby jew. FUCK YOU

>>16072433
>our calculations don't add up
>are our calculations wrong?
>no it is an intangible substance we cannot observe that explains it

>>16072470
He probably misspoke.

>>16072433
Most people don't even know that what we call gravity is the gradient effect of mass slowing time.

>>16072475
>CMB corroborates it
>lensing corroborates it
>mass concentrations are detectable in specific places consistent with simulations, it's not a uniform anomaly but clumped like matter
just cope

>>16072484
/sci/ girls look like THAT?!

>>16072486
The only thing those corroborate is our lack of understanding of gravity on a macro scale.

>>16072472
lol

>>16072470
>Dark energy is literally 1000 times more dubious and untestable math circlejerk.
Dark Energy is the parameter fill for the accelerating expansion of the universe and there are both less attempts to describe what it is and fewer observation vs model discrepancies it's compensating for.

>>16072466
He knows even less than Elon

>>16072475
>are our calculations wrong?
Two parts to the calculation, a) the mass distribution of galaxies and b) gravity and dynamics. Dark matter assumes the former calculation is incorrect.
>no it is an intangible substance we cannot observe that explains it
Have not =/= cannot.

>>16072499
>Have not =/= cannot.
The experimental detection limits are getting tight enough that it's gradually approaching SUSY levels of unlikely.

>>16072499
>Have not =/= cannot
"dark matter" is perfectly visible, it's just too dim to see. it's just thin clouds of gas and shit, not well illuminated but plenty heavy in aggregate

>>16072502
JWST and Hubble continuing to push LCDM's shit in is my favorite part of astronomy.

>>16072504
Part of the reason the James Webb Space Telescope was built was to see things that are so deep in the infrared, both from being cold as hell and from being deeply red-shifted, that they're in the bands that get absorbed by the atmosphere. JWST hasn't really seen anything that suggests dark matter is just cold and dark regular matter permeating space.

>>16071064
>>16071070
Odds are “Starship” (more like “AtmosphereShip or ExplodeShip, since it hasn’t even reached space yet let alone a whole other fucking star system) will explode before hitting any mission objectives.
My bet is that it’s going to blowup after stage separation like last time.
>In before “aNyThiNG bEYonD tHE tOwER is a BoNUs”

>>16072514
>AtmosphereShip ... since it hasn’t even reached space yet
wrong dumbass

>>16072502
Nope. Constraints rule out certain particle candidates, not dark matter.
And in the mean time what is the status of the best alternative? MOND disagrees with most of the data available, it's proponents are now adding dark matter.

>>16072506
Nope. The measurements of high redshift galaxies make many assumptions and require one to model all of the normal components which are more complex than DM (star formation, hydrodynamics, cooling, supernovae). And the high redshift measurements from Hubble show no discrepancy.
The most sensational claims are based on unconfirmed candidate galaxies. Many of which have already been dropped or debunked.

I can't wait to see the cope of the anti-Musk cult when Starship orbuts successfully
>but it only fulfilled 9/10 of its goals, SpaceX is a failure and Muskrat is a fraud

>>16072519
Constraints are ruling out particle candidates and interaction cross-sections. If Dark Matter exists, more and more it appears to have basically no interactions with anything at all.

>>16072324
based monte cristo sandwich enjoyer

>concern trolling

>>16072514
dilate lmao

>>16072524
/sfg/ in two words

>>16072521
>interaction cross-sections
For specific interactions over specific energy ranges. These experiments cannot rule out all interaction.

>>16072526
spaceflight general is already two words

They're going to blow up Starship as a humiliation ritual

>>16072527
No, they can't, but I remain expectant that no interaction will be found.

>>16072433
The schizo queen has spoke.

It is a joke about retired engineers becoming crackpots.

it should be called universe ship since it's in the universe

>>16072531
Actually, it's three words.
Space flight general

>>16072532
kys

>>16072540
This whole country is a giant humiliation ritual. Imagine what could have been if Nazi Germany had won WW2. We probably would have gone to Mars in the 1970s.

>>16072517
Oh Starship orbited the planet at 149km??
Fuck no.
Just because space starts at 149km doesn’t mean anything can orbit there
Sputnik orbited at 230km.
The ISS orbits at an altitude of 370-460km.
Starship reaching 149km is laughable.
Elon Fanboys are pathetic. Cope more. Starship 3 is going to explode again tomorrow, and SpaceX will lose their NASA contract.

>>16072468
Most physicists dont believe in sterile dark matter though. Most believe it's normal matter that interacts with the weak force, like neutrinos. There's good theoretical reasons to believe that, but most important is that the hypothesis is testable. if dark matter is regular matter and only interacts with gravity, it'd be retarded fucking hard to detect. nothing precludes that from being the case

>>16072542
Are you a NEET?

>>16072545
The existing evidence supports sterile dark matter more than any sort of interacting dark matter.

>>16072542
I don't think that Nazi Germany would expand to space before fully conquering the world. And they most certainly wouldn't have done that by the 1970s.

>>16072433
Tehehe

>>16072542
The Nazis were still authoritarian socialists. The German economy was about to collapse in 1939 and the only reason it didn't was because they were able to start propping things up with war pillage and slave labor. "Nazi prosperity" was pure PR hype. Socialists should never be allowed to manage any economy. If the Nazis had won they would have either collapsed into third world destitution or transitioned into something not socialist by the time the 1970s rolled around. Either way, they wouldn't have much resources or attention to focus on Mars missions.

>>16072561
space exploration would be significantly less developed in pretty much any path of history other than our own. The cold war was the perfect storm to give rocket scientists massively ballooned budgets for things other than missiles. and you can't discount the impact Lee Harvey Oswald had on insuring a moon landing in the 60s

>>16072553
Not really. All that can be said is that it's outside the constraints. Zero is not any more probable than some value below the neutrino neutrino floor.

>>16072542
oh boy I sure wish [the failed state I've chosen to fanboy over] had managed to [thing that would never occur]

>>16072111
I was in class for IFT-1 so I just asked the teacher to put in on and she did lol

>>16072587
In school?

>>16072586
mars landing denier?

>>16072399
>LICENSE
Apparently the FAA can certify whatever broken shit Boeing produces, but they don't have time to authorise an slightly dangerous experimental giant rocket made by another company.

>>16072596
I believe we have landed on mars.

>>16072587
>1st, in my car in a parking lot
>2nd, comfy on my couch
Tomorrow I'm commandeering the conference room with the other nerds and putting it on the big screen

>>16072600

>>16072587
did she put on Clear's stream?

>>16072606
I had it up on my laptop but I didn't have the courage to put it on the big screen even though this was a japanese class

>>16072604
it was so cool

>>16072111
I watched IFT-1 in the middle of the Atlantic with download speed of 20 kb/s.

>>16072576
I think particle physicists are fundamentally making mistakes with the pursuit of parameterized theories. Yeah, Quantum Electrodynamics is the most accurate theory in the history of physics and gauge theories panned out pretty well with QCD, well done, but in the search for satisfying parameter spaces, people end up looking for solutions that they find satisfying. Beyond leading physicists down the rabbit hole of supersymmetry for 20 years and infinite search spaces in string theory, people end up looking for satisfying ideas to test first and testable ideas second. With the singular exception of the long predicted (and much loathed) Higgs Boson, particle physics hasn't made a single meaningful discovery or prediction in 50 years. Now, maybe physics is just that complete, but at some point it should be asked if the methodology for trying to generate new discoveries is actually any good for doing that.

>>16072619
>supersymmetry for 20 years
Whoops, I meant 40 years.

Wild Tim Dodd appeared!

>>16072590
in university yeah

>>16072627
It's the Doddster!

No license today

>>16072634
Still working hours in Washington.

>>16072637
>15:27
I bet they are getting ready to leave.

Why would the FAA issue a flight restriction but no license?

what time of day did the last license come out?

The license will be ready any minute. The government is very fast with these kinds of things!

>>16072642
liar

>>16072641
All I remember it being very close to the launch