/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16156420
Didn't realize so many people are watching it

>>16156427
Is this due to the recent iOS/Android TV mode update?

>>16156423
This looks like it was rendered on an OG Xbox (I mean that as a compliment)

>>16156420
Spoiler, once you plebs figure out how to solve the tyranny of the rocket equation you still can't live in space. Radiation+gravity. Humans will fall apart in space or Mars or the Moon due to lack of Earth gravity and the intense radiation of space that Earth protects us from.

We're fucked, it's never going to happen, it's all a lie. You'll die like pigs in the gravity well....and maybe that's a good thing. Imagine what a mess you slobs would make of the cosmos. For the best really.

PS, I know how to solve the issue....but i'd never tell you Elon Musk sucking homos. You wouldn't listen anyway.

>>16156441
>Humans will fall apart in space or Mars or the Moon due to lack of Earth gravity and the intense radiation of space that Earth protects us from.
All solved problems, now what?

>>16156420
Should have been 'OIG report on Artemis edition'

>>16156449
Not a good OP image plus it was already discussed last thread

>>16156446
What part of an O'Neill cylinder protects you from all known interstellar radiation including gamma ray bursts? Intense solar flares? Spoiler, it doesn't.

Is rotational spin gravity the same exact as planetary gravity made via mass concentration? Dose the human body grow and thrive under centrifugal spin the same as on the crust of the Earth? No one knows so you can't answer and I'd bet it's a big NO. NASA has done extensive research with long term human survival in space environments. Do you know the results of this experiments? I do, and they were not promising, the opposite in fact.

>>16156441
>Humans will fall apart in space or Mars or the Moon due to lack of Earth gravity and the intense radiation
wait until you find out about spinning and thick walls made of sintered lunar regolith.

>>16156459
Great, your plan is to leave the beauty of Earth forever to live underground with nothing but artificail lights.....but on Mars and the Moon? You can live underground on Earth for cheaper retards. KEK


PS, it's a trick question and I have the only answer. It's a trap, but all true critiques.

Picrel + SKy-Hook

Sorry I'm busy to day, back to troll later. Good luck lifting all that water with exploding cock rockets.
kek

>>16156457
>What part of an O'Neill cylinder protects you from all known interstellar radiation including gamma ray bursts? Intense solar flares?
The thick hull will take care of all GRB unless there's one locally with the beam coming straight at us in which case the entire solar system gets zapped including Earth. Solar flares won't trouble them either
>Dose the human body grow and thrive under centrifugal spin the same as on the crust of the Earth? No one knows so you can't answer and I'd bet it's a big NO.
implausible supposition from a brain dead nigger

oh no no no nasa big mad
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/05/nasa-seems-unhappy-to-be-questioned-about-its-artemis-ii-readiness/

>>16156481
This has big "you're embarrassing us" energy
They activated a Tiger Team for the heat shield issue; they are extremely motivated to fix Artemis but it is increasingly likely Congress is deliberately strangling NASA to prevent handing a PR win to the next administration

Guys I just figured out how we can all get to Mars for FREE

>>16156507
Maybe this guy who wants flag desecration laws isn't so freedom loving after all.

>>16156518
based and authoritarian pilled

>>16156507
Why are these “just live and let live XD” lolbertarian people always extremely authoritarian about flags? It’s very odd lol

SpaceX engineers fear this.

Just finished my last final. You all are now stuck with me for another 3 months.

>>16156539
find something better to post

>>16156544
No.

>>16156540
:D
FREN

Havent paid attention for a month or so, any news about next hop?

>>16156560
not really. potentially this month, probably next month.

>>16156562
so 2 weeks as usual, thx

>>16156560
late may according to nasa

>>16156540
Get a job Zoomie

>>16156507
Raising another flag is gay. Maybe we should burn the israeli flag? I think everyone can get behind that

>>16156540
Summer lovin, had me a blast!

>>16156507
Mars isn't a country.

>>16156653
is there thought to be some issue with docking? or does he just mean it hasn't been attempted yet?

>>16156657
He's a SpaceX stan sperging out. Literally all this could be said about Strship. It's been in development since 2016 and it's now 2024 with no working vehicle.

>>16156662
Okay but how does that solve Orion issue?

Are you one of those castrated folks?

>>16156663
>SpaceX stan is obsessed with trannies
mind broken

my personal theory is that they called it orion to confuse people about nuclear pulsed propulsion

>>16156427
>223k people watching paint dry because TDRS keeps losing sats and the gaps in coverage get longer and longer

>>16156481
> In addition to its own inspector general's office, there is the Government Accountability Office, the Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel, the NASA Advisory Council, the International Space Station Advisory Committee, and more. NASA officials must regularly meet with and respond to questions and concerns from these organizations.

Jesus fucking christ, no wonder they're sick of them

>>16156481
this whole thing is unironically a NothingBerger article, fucking airing out his beef with NASA and pretending its to do with informing the public blahblah

>>16156682
SpaceX stans love arse-technica because it reinforces their confirmation bias from a self admitted partisan source. never mind all the other sources who claim different.

>>16156683
Yeah I can see that, luckily I'm damn near immune to confirmation bias it seems

>>16156481
NASA hates OIG saying what the SLS's prices are and what Orion's development is like. These two programs are extremely political and entrenched. These are 30 year+ programs. Entirely generations were birthed and raised on these programs. So its emotional to NASA.

>>16156682
>>16156683
here's the picture of Orion's heat shield again.

>>16156653
>The main items remaining for development are:
>Heatshield
>Life Support
>Docking Capability
Sooooo literally the very essence of a spaceship lmfao. Lockheed has a pressure vessel that can barely swing around the Moon. Even the Soviets were able to do this with Soyuz (Zond)

>>16156682
yeah i'm not even sure berger is correctly reading the nasa response either. the IG report said at the start that nasa had already implemented half of their recommendations but they hadn't learned of this until after the report was finished. that might be the only thing the snark is about.

>>16156687
I'm not ignoring that but this specific article is pointless

>the entire inside was corroded
>electronics systems failed
>fail safe systems fail
>redundant systems failed
>heatshield failed
Its lucky to make it back in the shape its in.

>>16156657
Software for docking isn’t finished yet t. knower

>>16156699
is the software team all jeets? why is it that with almost every single engineering project nowadays im always hearing about the software that is fucked

>>16156708
Diversity hires

>>16156481
Consider the following.

The stans have a strong emotional reaction to the heat shield issue because it embodies the 'iteration' debate. They are being forced to face the failure of modeling to find it, the rocket had to be yeeted to.

>>16156708
Outsourcing to brownies and giving women oversight jobs

>>16156695
Damn you sure talk about suckin cocks and getting fucked in your ass by lady boys a lot you disgusting troon

https://youtu.be/_BghEK_4U2A
None of you even noticed

wtf, new merlin?

>>16156767
Short nozzle MVAC has been around for a few flights where the payloads are much lighter than the rocket's capabilities.

>>16156769
So it's to reduce performance to avoid over-g?

>>16156732
Sorry I just googled "projection" and it brought me to this page, who is 4chan?

>>16156770
Pure cash saving by eliminating a lot of niobium from the engine's cost.

the booster landing behind the hill was kino

>>16156771
A very notorious hacker

>>16156767
SpaceX are going bankrupt and to save money they cant afford the extension which uses expotc elements. Literally NAZI germany circa 1944 tier.

its such a slow ass day cmon. what happened to that all british dragon mission? is that still on the table?

>>16156413
You absolutely can run flight software on cheap RasPi tier boards, just use software/network redundancy. What you can't cheap out on is telemetry downlink bandwidth.

>>16156767
vital question: has anyone drawn Falcon 9 upper-stage rocket girls with long vs. short skirts?!

>>16156771
an troll and internet hate machine (open cycle)

>>16156767
is that a ... SHORT NOZZLE!? oh my god im going INSANE! this cant be happening to me! NOOOOOOOOOOOOO SAVE ME NIGGERMAN! its indescribable!

>>16156708
Tech companies pay very well (or at least they did until last year) so all competent software devs went there. The people working on engineering projects are the leftovers

>>16156840
This is basically the opposite of what happened at Astra. The lesson is even if they're white (or (((white)))) ex-Apple engineers shouldn't touch flight hardware designs.

Ed Berger and the unfunny ecelebs breaking down the new NASA OIG report
https://youtu.be/GYtDBi-Xf9o
this is worth watching

>>16156771
Ignore the tranny, dont feed it

>>16156856
Berger let himself GO!

https://twitter.com/esherifftv/status/1786129474464907538

New berger interview with Ellie

>>16156880
More like Sperger. Fuck him for his take on the OIG report.

>>16156811
>rocket runs in the cloud
No wonder Astra died

>>16156892
No, the rocket ran locally. The only cloud stuff was telemetry processing, development work, etc.

>>16156891
>t. Buttmad SLS guy

Eric Berger driving his combination hot tub and enslaved robotic rover

>>16156880
>>16156856
Wow dude, you are like, Berger-watcher or something!!

>>16156903

Good point from Berger about Starship being missing on the Mars payload mission. This is probably a political thing from NASA/Biden admin.

>>16156679
>>16156481
Irrelevant, OIG's job is to air all the dirty laundry of any org that's wasting tax payer money. If someone gets embarrassed and pissed and seethes and copes, that means they did their job properly.

When are they showing the suits?

>>16156913
Never.

>Flies the first-ever human flight of two different classes of spacecraft
>Flies in Gemini twice
>Flies in Apollo twice
>becomes first human to fly solo around the Moon
>becomes one of only three people to fly to the Moon twice
>becomes one of only twelve people to walk on the Moon
>becomes one of only three people to drive on the Moon
>makes dirty fart jokes on the Moon
>flies the Shuttle twice
>doesn't die until much later

>>16156904
we can all enter dev mode dude.you fucking idiot.

The @SpaceX
#Dragon crew spacecraft undocking is now scheduled for 8:55 a.m. EDT today with redocking planned at 9:38 a.m. More... https://go.nasa.gov/4a1HhuP

>>16156919
>becomes first human to fly solo around the Moon
no? Collins

In the heart of the night, beneath the moon's cold gaze,
I stood on the launchpad, my vision ablaze.
The Starship, my dream, fueled by hope and desire,
A vessel to carry humanity higher and higher.

The preburner hummed, its rhythm so sweet,
Injecting water ice, a dance with fate complete.
Little did I know, as the countdown began,
That destiny's hand was dealt, a cruel, silent plan.

Oh, Starship, my Starship, your flames reached the sky,
But the water ice betrayed us, and we wondered why.
As the engines choked, and the fuel lines froze,
We watched our dreams shatter, like a falling star's prose.

The engines sputtered, their fire dimmed low,
The void whispered secrets, of futures we'd never know.
I gazed at the heavens, my heart torn asunder,
For the Starship was more than steel; it was wonder.

The clogs in the veins, the ice in the veins,
A cosmic tragedy etched in the night's remains.
I pleaded with fate, begged the stars to relent,
But the universe laughed, its indifference unbent.

Oh, Starship, my Starship, your flames reached the sky,
But the water ice betrayed us, and we wondered why.
As the engines choked, and the fuel lines froze,
We watched our dreams shatter, like a falling star's prose.

Elon, they whispered, you dared to touch the sun,
To grasp at infinity, to be the chosen one.
But hubris and science, they dance hand in hand,
And sometimes the cosmos refuses to understand.

I wept for the crew, for the dreams left behind,
For the Starship that crumbled, its destiny unkind.
Yet still, I'll keep dreaming, reaching for the unknown,
For the stars are our canvas, and hope is our own.

Oh, Starship, my Starship, your flames reached the sky,
But the water ice betrayed us, and we wondered why.
As the engines choked, and the fuel lines froze,
We watched our dreams shatter, like a falling star's prose.

>>16156928

Incorrect. I will let you look up why. It's very easy to figure out, you have all the clues you need.

>>16156913
too wet to show

>>16156931
Is this a joke?
>Apollo 11 wasn't solo but for a brief moment
>Apollo 11 was after
>Apollo 11 was first to fly fully solo around the moon with Collins in LLO

>>16156936
>Apollo 10 wasn't solo but for a brief moment*

SLS can't be shutdown yet because SpaceX is too reliant on Elon...if Elon dies or goes full Tesla then starship will be in jeopardy and SLS will be our only hope

How did astronauts deal with ripping fat farts in the spoacecraft duringf apollo? surely they would kill themselves if they ripped too hard?

>>16156941
they just didn't eat gassy stuff

>>16156941
light lean meal for the missions

farting is a product mainly of fatness

>>16156920
check the timestamps and time yourself editing a (you) into a webpage

>>16156937
4 orbits

>>16156949
stop responding to trolls

>>16156904
there is no shame in being a berg watcher. why are you ashamed? what are your reasons

>>16156954
you break someone by gaslighting them

>>16156936

Once the two craft are separated, if one of the two craft only has one guy piloting it, then that guy is flying solo. It doesn't matter whether the LM is on the lunar surface, both craft are in flight, apart from each other With "but for a brief moment" (it wasn't, it was a period of several hours) you basically concede the point. "fully solo" is a nonsense phrase, it's either one guy in a given craft or it isn't. John Young was the first human to fly solo around the Moon.

Booster rollout tomorrow. Two more weeks

>>16156960
they havent submited their FAA report btw HAHAHA

>>16156978
How was their history report anyway

>>16156941
I got the farts again. I got em again, Charlie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uuv6TVv0r44

>>16156891
Mad because he thinks only the heatshield stuff is bad or because he thinks the heatshield is bad.

>>16156996
Mad at Berger for calling out NASA's lack of candor with the large chucks missing from the heat shield.

>>16156978
>FAA
Its STA now, chud

Do you support the solid rocket motor industry?

>>16157010
This is the test that built my love for spaceflight.

>>16157010
No.

>>16157010
silly question - but how does the test stand withstand thhat much thrust?

>>16157010
Yes we should send them to Moscow and Beijing and Austin and bring peace to this world

BE-3U

>>16157018
I'm waiting for BE-4U

>>16157023
That's a big engine

>>16156467
NTA but it's called "asteroid mining" and will be competitive with mining on Earth as launch costs drop.
Tourism is also possible if the habitats are made nice enough. There are plenty of places here on Earth which are marginally habitable at best (like pretty much all of Egypt), but the locals try to make them decent for visitors.
(We're agreed that Mars is for prisoners, not colonists.)

>>16157018
>Z
BO ziggers confirmed?

>>16157027
>(We're agreed that Mars is for prisoners, not colonists.)
This, Mars will be the Australia of the solar system

>>16156457
>muh kneel
get a load of this faggot and his strawman, and who doesn't think we've read Janhunen
https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.02241
...or Jensen
universetoday.com/162697/a-new-paper-shows-how-to-change-an-asteroid-into-a-space-habitat-in-just-12-years/

You have to be 18 to post on 4chan

>>16157039
nice kot

>>16157018
>>16157028
>the (new hire) oldspace grifter / commie venn diagram

>>16157049
>>16157039
wrong thread bozos

>>16156941

You just put up with it and try not to annoy your crewmates too much. They had to pee and poop and all that, and in very close proximity to each other. Bit gay, really.

Astronauts are put through very rigorous psychological screening to make sure that the people they pick probably won't flip out and bang up the multi-million dollar piece of equipment that they have been entrusted with. Do you know that? They want people who are on a very even keel.

>>16157070
They lowered the psych eval requirements for payload specialists and then a crazy Asian man almost spaced an entire Shuttle crew.

https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/01/solving-a-nasa-mystery-why-did-space-shuttle-commanders-lock-the-hatch/

>>16156798
kek

>>16157070
>Astronauts are put through very rigorous psychological screening to make sure that the people they pick probably won't flip out and bang up the multi-million dollar piece of equipment that they have been entrusted with. Do you know that?

Which is why they sent up a straight up psycho woman who committed the first crime in space before having a breakdown, sabotaging the station and demanding an immediate ride off. Then, hiding away when told to fuck off and refusing to do any of her work until the space taxi arrived. Real rigorous screening process.

>>16157078
>The first crime in space
Keep dreaming russian schizo

>>16157080
It's a documented fact /k/ike

>>16157078

I had her in mind while writing. I left myself an out with the qualifier "probably". Female astronauts have a much higher propensity to be crazy (that one crazy lady who stalked a guy).

>>16157078
You're forgetting about the other astronaut girl who drove across the country to commit a murder

>>16157073
geeze. mike mullane's book vaguely hinted at an incident with a payload specialist having a meltdown in orbit but i never figured it was that bad.

>>16157082
>Female(s) have a much higher propensity to be crazy
fix'd

>>16157082
a lot of guys who worked on the soviet space program were convinced that tereshkova lost her shit during vostok 6 and that was why they didn't fly another woman for 20 years. nothing's ever been firmly settled one way or the other and i doubt it ever will be, but it's a matter of fact that she violated procedure to eat food from a nearby farm after landing, possibly to cover up how she hadn't been eating while in orbit.

>>16157082
>stalked a guy
stalked a girl, the girl you're thinking of was gay

>>16157092

Yes, when they had their official post-mission performance reviews, the men were all rated "very good" or an equivalent phrase, while Tereshkova's performance was rated the inferior "adequete" label.

>>16157082
>>16157092
Women are fundamentally earthly creatures and are not suited to activity outside a gravity well.

>>16157108
NASA were so foolish to try introduce women to shuttle. Look what happened. A woman died and everyone saw it as a disaster. If all the people who died were military men then people wouldn't care so much.

>>16157073
>Why you no complete droplet experiment?
>You bring shame on famiry!

Starship’s fiery end, Preburner’s icy mischief, Engines choked in ice.

Ice in the fuel line,
Starship's journey cut short—boom,
Silent clog, loud end.

Frost from the preburner,
Starship's fate sealed with a hiss,
Dreams fall with the ice.

BRICS space agencies' chiefs may discuss Ethiopia joining Russia's programs, ambassador says

"We expect that options for Ethiopia's participation in Russian space research programs may be discussed on the margins of the meeting of the heads of space agencies of the BRICS countries, which is going to take place in Moscow in May this year," Russian Ambassador to Ethiopia Evgeny Terekhin told Sputnik.

The ambassador added that the first time Ethiopia's initiative to join Russian-Chinese projects for an unmanned space mission to the moon and the International Scientific Lunar Station was discussed was in April 2023.

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>>16157143
>>16157145
In keystrokes I dwell,
Laziness finds its sweet voice,
Chat GPT's haiku.

>>16157148
Where's Kenya in all of this
Literally everybody wants to launch from there, straight up equatorial with no neighbors to the east

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhi2igLQIl8
It's that time again
T-35:00

>>16157156
stopped at 30

>>16157156
T-35:00 again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxPky8jvlmM

Clear almost live

>>16157166
Just got off work, I'm ready for comfy time

>>16157156
Yeah yeah that's nice but do we get one of China's sample return attempt, or are they being all "don't look at us unless it succeeds" about it?

>>16157165
Once again, it is now T-48:00

>>16157170
It's a Long March 5 flying out of Wenchang. Not only are there going to be streams there'll be a huge civilian crowd there to watch. China loves promoting it's big national prestige missions. The only times they get hush-hush about it is if its launching from a military base like Jiuquan and it's a boring payload like another Gaofen satellite. Big missions like Chang'e 6 are always streamed.

>>16157175
Cool, I wanna see. Unless I'm retarded though, they seem to be launching in the middle of the night over here in the western hemisphere. I'll have to catch a replay in the morning. Do you know if they're doing a direct transfer Apollo-style or doing some gay gravity-assist shit that'll take a month to get to lunar orbit?

>>16157078
>the first crime in space
I vaguely recall that it was some kind of fraud, right?
>>16157093
>stalked a girl, the girl you're thinking of was gay
also a sign of mental illness

got a bad feeling about this one bros

>>16157081
and yet no official documents exist
curious

>>16157179
It seems like they're using a straightforward homann transfer orbit. It helps that the LM-5 is a pretty big rocket. India and Russia had to use much more convoluted flying because the LVM3 and Soyuz-2-1b are so much smaller.

And 5:30 AM EST is an absolute ass time to be launching a rocket. Deeply conflicted about trying to get up for this one.

Starship didnt go to space (and never will). Observe

>>16157192
thank you, Vulcan-chan

>>16157179
Here's a diagram of Chang'e 5's flight plan. Since 5 and 6 are pretty much clones I'd assume 6's course is going to look a lot like this.

SO
The blast doors were in fact not blast doors, but fiberglass windbreakers.
The normal heat shield erosion was in fact fist-sized chunks of PICA.
The DSN was in fact constrained because hard drives died years ago and no one noticed.
And this picture is in fact Titan.
Wow NASA, what else are you hiding? Maybe that the JPL covered up the true reason why Opportunity died?

>>16157196
What are you on about? Are you having a manic episode?

>>16157195
Huh, so a direct approach but an indirect slowdown to low orbit, that's interesting. Fuck the Chinese government and all that but I'm eager to see how this mission goes, landers are cool and there should be more of them.

>>16157200
Hey Judy, you dropped this!

It's like a regularly scheduled shitpost or something

>>16157192
seggs with vulcan-chan!

>>16157196
>>16157202
based truther. backstory on the photo of titan?

Clear live

>>16157166
>>16157167
Afternoon Clearbros. Looking forward to another max-qute stream!

>>16157192
she's always giving me that look

>>16157207
Anon is mad that NASA used the color palette they did

We are Max Qute

Clear Max-Qute!

she counted down with little enthusiasm

What she sayin??

Something about doing commentary like it's a horse race.

!Touchdown!

>>16157201
It looks like it's passing through two intermediate orbits before pulling into LLO, and is dropping off a Pakistani rideshare in the initial one

https://twitter.com/SegerYu/status/1786218818978918404
>Chang'e-6 first entered a large elliptical lunar orbit of approximately 200 km × 8,600 km and a period of 12 hours, in which it released the ICUBE-Q cubesat. Chang'e-6 will then brake again to enter an elliptical parking orbit with an altitude of approximately 200 km × 2,200 km and a period of 4 hours. Finally, it brakes again to enter a circular orbit of 200 km × 200 km with a period of about 128 minutes, and the four-device separation (orbit return/landing separation) is carried out in this orbit.

I'd like to see more of them too. They're the only lunar landers right now that have a solid track record of actually landing. Chang'e 7 isn't going to fly until 2026.

>>16156919
the balls to take the shuttle off the pad when it had never launched before, the guy was a chad

>>16157224
>dropping off a Pakistani rideshare
Oh neat, this is the first I've heard about this payload, that's cool.

>>16157207
It's blue

>>16156507
If we could get these laws in enough countries I would definitely prefer this to paying for my own international travel.

>>16156708
the natural state of software is to be fucked beyond all repair
good software is the exception
most software projects are failures

>>16157231
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chang%27e_6#Science_payloads
They went pretty hard on getting international partners for this one. In addition to the Pakistani cubesat they've got a French regolith outgassing sensor, an Italian laser retroreflector rangefinder, and a Swedish ion sensor.

https://twitter.com/CNSAWatcher/status/1784170369722577106
>The Chang'e 6 mission carries international scientific payloads, showcasing collaboration with various countries in space exploration. Logos of countries involved are displayed on the fairing. Exciting partnership in aerospace!

>>16157229

I seem to remember reading something about how the mission planners wanted to try other crazy/elaborate shit during the first mission but Young was like No, We're Not Going To Be Doing That, and his opinion controlled. Now that I look it back up, it's on Wiki. Now that I re-read it, leave it to the idiot vice president Mondale to suggest a test landing in fucking Senegal of all places.

He lived to see both Shuttle failures, I wonder his private feelings about those (which have obvious components).

Missed it live because of work. Gorgeous shot.

>>16157249
Never noticed that probe that goes up the second stage engine bell before. They don't waste an ounce of fuel.

>>16157248
>No, We're Not Going To Be Doing That
ha, so many times in my life I should have said that rather than going with the (idiot) flow
t. 20 years military

>>16157246
Ok Ranjeet

>>16157256
t. knows nothing about software

>>16157255

Don't know your personal context (or military life in general) but at that point John Young was a hot dog and at the time of STS-1, he obviously had pull to dictate whether or not he would consent to fly the Death Trap on its first sortie. At least you aren't dead and retain a sense of humor, so there's two positives.

Astronauts and cosmonauts in general had a gallows humor, they understood that they were doing incredibly dangerous experimental shit.

>>16157259
Ok Sanpoop

>>16157259
Your curry smell is coming through the screen

>>16157239
>usui in the sky
>with diamonds...

>>16157246
My friend introduced me to programming in python yesterday. My gut assessment tells me this is a true statement.

>>16157266
Pathetic racist, your job will soon be taken by superior kshatryia aryan genes.

>>16157266
>>16157265
ask someone you trust who works in the software industry
if you don't know anyone who works in the software industry, where is your unwarranted confidence coming from?

of course, it's perfectly possible to write correct code that's easy to understand and modify, but that is by far the exception, especially when large numbers of people are involved

proving that code is correct is extremely difficult and expensive
in practice it basically never happens
the industry standard is writing non-comprehensive tests of various kinds and hoping they're good enough

>>16157271
Ok Rakesh

>>16157010
support it financially? yes, I spend way to much money on solid rocket motors

>>16157269
>superior kshatryia aryan genes.
*Chat GPT

>>16157271
>of course, it's perfectly possible to write correct code that's easy to understand and modify, but that is by far the exception, especially when large numbers of people are involved

Because it's outsourced to street shitters in Mumbai.

>proving that code is correct is extremely difficult and expensive

Because it's outsourced to street shitters in Mumbai. Yes I know people in the software industry and everyone is constantly seething about Indians shitting all over the code and needing a team of competent white guys to patch it so its just barely usable. Neck yourself poojeet.

>>16157279
Dalit detected, this is why you subhumans should never be given any job better than cleaning the streets

>>16157271
Funny how software in general was really good and usable in the 90s and early 2000s when it was asians and white guys writing the code but now every "app" uses a GB minimum of ram for some basic functions. Get off my internet you dalit street shitter.

Why are there a bunch of street shitting jeets here now. Did ISRO launch a rocket or something

>>16157288
they got laid off from intercept games

>>16157288
Delhi is waking up
Dalits cleaning up the morning shit from the kshatryias
>>16157290
kek

>>16157288
Someone had the great idea of selling dirt cheap smartphones to India so now they are shitting all over the internet.

Youre probably all dirty moslims arent you? Filthy pakis, India will wipe you off the map soon enough. JAI HIND

>>16157300
are you Eurasian Emperor by any chance?

>>16157300
Ironic jeetposting is still shitting on the Web forum

>>16157302
What gave it away?

>>16157288
[Verse]
Rocket man
Flyin' high in the sky
Indian space program
Reachin' for the stars
Toilets in space
Powered by human waste
Flushin' down below
Shootin' up above

Blastin' off
With a mighty roar
Taking toilets to where no one's been before
Rocket fuel
Made from the things we leave behind
Turnin' poop and pee into power
Oh so divine

[Chorus]
Toilets in the stars
Yeah we're goin' far
Indian space program
Reachin' for Mars
Powered by waste
We're breakin' the mold
Flushin' our troubles
As the story unfolds

>>16157305
indians call muslims imports

>>16157313
Fuck Im not that versed in indian dialect, where can I learn how to better imitate them so people hate them more when I pretend to be them

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/02/world/japan-moon-sniper-third-lunar-night-scn/index.html
SLIM woke up again

>>16157316
she can't keep getting away with it

>>16157300
>Youre probably all dirty moslims arent you
Islam is incompatible with western civilization.

>>16157316
why don't they use the rover to tip it back?

>>16157316
I'm going to laugh if it turns out being upside down has actually meant it survives the lunar night for some utterly random reason.

Clear live again for HyImpulse SR75
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV7sHIIgSnQ

>>16156538
immigrants like him don't understand the American culture of free expression

how old is orion really?
l>Orion was conceived in the early 2000s by Lockheed Martin as a proposal for the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) to be used in NASA's Constellation program and was selected by NASA in 2006
surely this design was floating around before this period?

can anyone confirm that dragon can handle mars/lunar reentry speeds? saw some comments saying that the heatshield can handle it if not reused

>>16157382
doubt it, red dragon was shitcanned so long ago that crew dragon's heatshields wouldn't be designed with so much margin

>>16157391
dragon shields are designed for multiple reuses
also pica has the record for fastest rentry speed.
12.9 km/s/46,440kph
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stardust_(spacecraft)

>>16157377
nasa was soliciting designs for apollo-type capsules under the ill-named orbital spaceplane program before columbia. i imagine lockheed developed some orion in embryo back then

>>16157412
>pic
looks close enough
i bet its even earlier than that though

>>16157249
why is that nozzle so small?

>>16157424
Save money

>>16157424
Best nozzle is no nozzle

>>16157251
Fairly sure that's just part of the spring mechanism pushing the second stage out.

https://twitter.com/KenKirtland17/status/1786069820649132403

>>16157497
https://twitter.com/idiot_666666/status/1786175930580222253

budget constrained, bro

>>16157497
The amount of money that has been pissed away in everything from gibs for niggers to government contractors is hateful. Could have been shitposting from Europa.

I love when orbital mechanics impose strict launch windows. This means that Europa Clipper will have to be launched this October no matter how hard oldspace wants to delay the launch.

>>16157412
This amuses me greatly

>>16156518
the power corrupted him.

>>16157018
>BE-3U
Wut? I thought New Shepherd was dead

Might as well transfer from Dragon to Starship in LEO and just fly to the moon on starship

navy wants congress to ramp up production of antispace missiles after successful intercepts of iranian missiles, says producing 12 per year wont be enough for the future
https://www.twz.com/sea/more-sm-3-interceptors-needed-after-downing-iranian-ballistic-missiles-navy-secretary

chinese lunar lander mission launched and is on the way to the moon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpDd8VFHXf8

Chinese lander soars,
Moon-bound mission underway,
Lunar dreams take flight.

>>16157539
yes, people have been saying this for years

>>16157539
>He thinks Starship will become operable soon

>>16157603
please dont tell me this is day 1 of you realising that muskeggs are utterly delusional about the starship program. I just ignore it.

>>16157497
Too bad starship doesn't work

If starbase employes are getting injured at a rate of 5% a year the why dont we see liveleak kino coming out of there from all the tankwatchers?

>>16157508
Wtf is going on in that caption.

>>16157613
No I am aware of it for a long time. Reminder that Starship was supposed to land on Mars in 2020. Same year Tesla Roadster should've launched.

>>16157497
Can we turn the entire US government off and reboot it with new staff? This one is beyond salvation.

>>16157639
SLS + Orion+ ground infrastructure is $55B

>>16157644
Okay. Can we turn the entire US Government off and reboot it with new staff?

>>16157639
The reboot process for governments is really messy and they're kind of opposed to it.

>>16157424

This primarily: >>16157430. SpaceX found that if they cut the MVAC nozzle in half, the overall stage performance doesn't degrade so much that there's a material impact on the mission and they can make like 5-6 digit cash savings in the process. Every penny counts when you're optimizing for efficiency. It might degrade the performance/life of the deployed missions by a few weeks or months, but that's also a good thing--because that means satellites in LEO don't stay up forever, are deorbited more continuously and ensures that the advancement of technology on the ground keeps up with that in space. You only ever see full nozzles on prestige or specific public sector missions or for corporations that pay for all the performance.

>>16157653
>they're kind of opposed to it.
Well yeah, that's sorta part of the whole issue to begin with. I'm not suggesting "off with their heads" or anything, just fire everyone and run new elections for all positions, fire appointed officials too (they all suck). Just reboot the whole thing with new staff, the old staff can pound sand and should be grateful to keep their heads attached.

>>16157664
>I'm not suggesting "off with their heads" or anything
>Just reboot the whole thing with new staff
To get the second you really need the first.

>>16157603
That's irrelevant considering moon mission won't happen without starship

>>16157603
>>16157613
>>16157619
>>16157632
I'll be frank if I was the janny I'd ban such samefag hebrew bullshit

>>16157690
Same but I'd leave the posts up with the big "USER HAS BEEN BANNED FOR THIS POST" stamped on it so everyone can see.

>>16157690
>accuses different people of samefagging
>calls me a Hebrew

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1786365589411270858

>>16157738
Does he have a bot that posts this (or similar sentiments) regularly?

>>16157690
you clearly have a natural janny personality, why not become one?

>>16157690
100% he's trolling outside of /b/

>>16157751
How am I supposed to tell what rockets they are?
Bad art.

>>16157738
Nigga can even make the HLS and hes already asking for more tax money to NASA lmao

Guys whats the next interesting launch to watch?

And around what time time of the year will the 4th starship test launch be?

>>16157756
you're supposed to tell by having more than two brain cells to rub together. you're never going to get invited to the discord at this rate.

>>16157761
>what time time of the year will the 4th starship test launch be
I would guess either late this month or early next month.

>>16157761
Considering Booster rollouts for IFT-4 are happening end of May is actually likely. All thats left now is finish all pad work and clear off scaffolding, WDR, install FTS and launch. That takes less than a month.

>Chang'e 6 is on its way to the moon

How do burgers and spaceX fags cope with China making every mission a success?

>>16157756
Bro are you retarded?

>>16157767
Do you really expect the WDR to launch phase to take a month? B11 literally just received its HSR and already has road closures lined up to move to the LC.

>>16157770
They're still in the denial phase.

>>16157774
>>16157770
Nobody is denying that China is the only legitimate competitor with SpaceX/USA at large right now in space. That became undeniable when they put up their own space stations, and they are making rapid progress.

>>16157770
Why do you phrase your posts in a disingenuous antagonistic manner, rather than simply sharing the interesting news with your fellow anons? Why bother shitposting when you can just post normally?

>>16157761
STARLINER CREW LAUNCH

>>16157776
Actually true. A moon landing is interesting no matter the country, no need to be combative. Especially for China thats doing an actual return, why not just show us. You dont see me saying
>how do NASA cultists cope with SpaceX beating every single aspect of their organization
whenever I post a Starbase update.

>>16157775
very rapid. the soviets took an entire 20 years to go from their first unmanned soyuz launch to building a modular space station. china only took 22.

>>16157770
I cope by trolling on /sfg/

Does anyone have a link to that really loud starship clip? Want to send it to a halfblind friend kek that likes spacex

>>16157784
Amazed that youre just willing to admit that but we all know tranitor wont do anything even if we hit the arrow.

>>16157788
Yeah I'm pretty brave and courageous

>>16157770
It's easy to claim every mission is a success when you don't acknowledge any failure.

>>16157784
you do realize that your are seriously killing the general quality by doing this constantly right. if youre going to annoy people with spaceflight focus please go back to discord or reddit.

>>16157770
As far as I'm aware china uses kerolox, metholox, hydrolox and a lot of UDMH + RFNA, with no reusable rockets. I wish they'd do something a little bit more original, like that asymmetrical falcon 9 clone. ISS clone is about as interesting as the ISS, new unmanned lunar sample collection is about as interesting as every other lunar sample collection, despite the new location.

>>16157783
For me, it is Tianwen. Nailing it on the first try IS implessive.

I wouldn't mind china posts if the posters would stop with the 'the west has fallen' energy they put in like >>16157770
It only invites more autistic 'china is collapsing' and other off-topic discussions.

>>16157791
thin-skinned spergs are killing the general quality by falling for obvious bait every time. /sfg/ is easier to troll than reddit at this point.

>>16157791
most of the quality posters have already migrated to the discord

>>16157797
Like I said, disingenuous antagonism. I think some anons feel that's the only way to communicate safely, behind a mask of faux shitposting. We all like seeing stuff go to space, anon can just be genuine.

>>16157795
the L is replaced by an R, not vice versa, you braindead mouthbreather

>>16157802
Much dishonol

Let's say SpaceX switched to stainless in 2016 and built the full scale interplanetary transport system instead of this gayass undersized unaestetic pencil rocket. Would ITS actually have the delta v required to go from leo to lunar landing to earth return if fully fuelled in orbit?

>>16157776
>>16157781
>>16157791
Stop crying over some /sfg posts LMAO, you behave loke giant babies

>>16157761
Well watch how astronauts are going to die in starliner and about starship, two weeks

>>16157802
the L/R thing is for Japan, not China you fucking retards

>>16157815
be less retarded, please

>>16157770
Diff strategy. China's step by step is nice and has a consistent funding from their gov with millions working on the national geopolitical project.

SpaceX is doing great big leap forward. Takes a bit of time but once situated, Starship will enable 1000x more mass to Moon/Mars than any other organization in history of earth combined for the next 10+ years

>>16157764
>discord
oh so you're a tranny, never mind then, that makes a lot of sense.

>>16157783
party because china built of russian technology bought in the 1990s. so really it took 22 years + the 20 years of russian development

>>16157845
There you go thinkin about cocks on girls again. Have you started your therapy yet?

>>16157848
dilate

>>16157853
>/pol/ gibberish
Still reeling from r/The_Donald getting banned I see

>>16157855
>still talking about Trump in 2024
rent free

>>16157855
>>16157853
>>16157847
>>16157845
garbage posts

>>16157859
seethe

i wonder if skyhook-chan feels dumb for putting so much effort into his trolling when he could get the same reaction just by saying the word 'discord'

>>16157756
buran and shittle? I dunno, looks like AIslop

I have zero confidence in a US-led return to the Moon. I hate to say it!

>>16157843
Strategy implies the US has one. NASA had to be tricked into picking HLS and the SLS should have been built with the EUS from the start

>>16157909
>I hate to say it!
no you don't. FUD shill.

>>16157669
or you just need enough of a Congressional majority to repeal the law making bureaucrats not fireable by the President

https://x.com/NASA/status/1786433203277873562
GET IN HERE

>>16157925
Post deleted.

Why does Mike Griffin talk about Commercial Crew when it's a resounding success? 2 crew capsules for a fraction of the cost, and eventually a third

>>16157929
>>16157925
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1zqKVqayAvlxB

>>16157935
>>16157925
>>16157929
I wonder if the potential Shartliner whistleblowers have already been assasinated

so Starliner is more capable than dragon?

>>16157940
If by capable you mean capable of killing its passengers then yes

>>16157943
one cool thing is starliner can land on land, but dragon cant do that

>>16157945
Wow more likely to kill its passengers again how amazing

>>16157946
i think dragon is less safe since the astronauts can sink

>>16157945
dragon honestly turned out to be such a farce, talk about overpromise and underdeliver lol. Promises to propulsively land crew on the launch site and actually ends up carrying a trash highly dangerous could-explode-at-any-moment (as shown on the test stand) hypergolic abort motor everywhere without ejecting it and lands in the sea like a capsule from the 1960's

>>16157950
it is strange that nasa forced spacex to build the less safe design

this was a great press conference!
good luck to butch and the other woman

Nuclearfags WNGTS. Solar will rule the solar system, its even in the name.

>>16157925
>shitliner
do not click

Happy National Space Day

>>16157962
Fuck off we only celebrate Space Night

>>16157951
NASA didnt force it upon them, they just realized that it would be too hard to deliver on the promise and with too little return. Same with Falcon upper stage reusability. Honestly, if they had tried to make a reusable upper for the Falcon it would have had awful payload, but it would have solved a lot of lessons for sStarship which they are only learning now.

>>16157962
>day
we need space week

>>16157738
He's too busy platforming neo nazis to establish this so called moon base.

>>16157968
I need two weeks

cosmonaut Nikolai Chub out for a walk. I love the orlan suit

>>16157962
Are these Earth days, Mars days, Mercury days, or what?

https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/stmd/niac/niac-studies/pulsed-plasma-rocket-ppr-shielded-fast-transits-for-humans-to-mars/

>Howe Industries is currently developing a propulsion system that may generate up to 100,000 N of thrust with a specific impulse (Isp) of 5,000 seconds. The Pulsed Plasma Rocket (PPR) is originally derived from the Pulsed Fission Fusion concept, but is smaller, simpler, and more affordable.

>>16157999
very cool looking. it reminds me of when i used to collect transformers toys and to save money they would make a reskin of the exact same model

>>16157965
Nightshift gang reigns supreme

>>16158009
These days they heavily rework the same mold so as not to be too similar, see Titans Return targetmaster trio (Misfire Slugslinger and Triggerhappy)

Why do normies think the solution to every space problem is to use some sci-fi shit they saw in a movie?

>>16158028
They should stick to being handsome and "full of potential" just to die in a motorcycle accident.

>>16158032
kek

>spacex was contracted by nasa to build commsats for mars
ok cool
>so was blue origin
come on

>Blue Origin, Lockheed and SpaceX won awards to study communications relay systems at Mars. Blue Origin would again use a version of Blue Ring, while Lockheed would use a modified Mars orbiter and SpaceX a version of an Earth orbit communications satellite, presumably from its Starlink broadband constellation.
https://spacenews.com/nasa-awards-studies-for-commercial-mars-missions/

>>16158058
When whole company exists just to get pity gibs

At what altitude will they aerobrake Starship on Mars? Wouldn't it be funny if it wouldn't be able to slow down enough and just get ejected out of Mars' sphere of influence?

>>16158068

>>16157885
that ugly nigger actually believes in the garbage he's spewing, because on paper it's a cool system
the issue is that it's like trying to thread the eyes of multiple needles while moving at mach 25

>>16157966
SpaceX realized that NASA would never sign off on the safer design without dozens of expensive tests that would need to be done on SpaceX's own dime, and they'd still bitch and whine about it the whole way

>>16158073
idiot lol
>>16158068
it's pretty deep, but they'll be alright

>>16158058
>Mars study
>Cargo Starship
>30 Starlink V2s in low Mars orbit of ~400km
>submit
It's silly how easy it is for NASA to clear this study. They could probably for giggles do a FH launch with 10 V2 minis to Mars with a modified second stage that's slightly extended for additional prop and burn time. Drop those 10 into a 4-450km orbit around Mars and then let them sit there for the next 5-10 years giving the entire planet a few terabits/second of equatorial bandwidth.

>>16157999
coolest thing about the Orlan is how you can climb in the back

>>16158083
emu looks like shit in comparison

>>16158058
This got me thinking. Has the FCC or yuros tried regulating frequency use on Mars yet? Like can missions to mars use whatever frequency they choose or do they need to apply for a frequency range and have a committee rubber stamp it?

>>16158098
the ITU manages communications for every country, so their mandate will likely extend to mars eventually if not already

>>16158148
dios mio...

>>16158148
about the same number of tats as a woman who works in the space industry

lol

>>16158164
Does anybody really care about this politifag shit though.

>>16158175
yes. Musk is a fag. It's why I'm a republican dynetics/ula man.

>>16158148
reminds me of the elephant man somehow.

>>16158175
Evidently musk does, becuase he can’t keep his trap shut for more than 24 hours

>>16158148
Could use a few more sensors.

>>16158175
Musk is a fag.

>>16158180
Its very annoying. I have him muted to Xitter and never look at his posts, and I have never missed any important info on roggetry for the last 2 years since doing that. Any time he does directly provide into its either another Elon time date that is of no use or SpaceX reposts it. I suggest you all do the same, not having politics on your timeline does wonders and is also the reason I use /sfg/.

>>16158186
this is the truth. there is basically no spacex related info from him on x any more.

KEK

>>16158192
holy straw man topia batman!

>>16158194
We did it reddit

>>16158007
If this engine can actually work (nuclear physicists seem skeptical), it would enable enormous Delta-V on large vehicles, on the order of 30+ to even 60+ km/s, if the propellant mass fraction can be made high enough.

>>16158198
true but you can say that about 20 different engine concepts

>>16158194
not even slightly a strawman, that's the best part newfag

>>16158233
People dont critique SpaceX for havingdirty rockets. they ritique them for lying about their numbers and being a predatory monopoly and fuckingpoisoning the groudnwater at "Gateway to Mars" or whatever the fuk its called

>>16158238
Wherever people do that, go there and stay there.

>>16158233
People dont critique SpaceX for havingdirty rockets. they ritique them for killing ocelots and endangered piping plovers and boca chica beetles, roasting turtles. They bulldozed retirees homes, gentrified the poor community, disgraced native lands, pelted the fragile landscape with a toxic concrete tornado. people were awoken early in the morning to broken down structures and blown out windows. what they have done is horrific

>>16158249
Ohhhh nooo! A small patch of land is being somewhat polluted so that humanity can eventually explore the stars! What will we ever do?!?!

Wake up, read bottom 10 posts, go back to sleep. This general sucks now.

>>16158252
Disingenuous posters reduce cohesion and limit discussion, as if by design

>>16158252
Yeah. The ones ruining it blame the people telling them to stop too. Nothing you can do except stop posting.

>>16158249
>>16158238
Oh look someone didn't have the full script.

>>16158238
>>16158249
lol, QED

(Verse 1) Piping plovers soaring high,
Their wings catching the ocean breeze,
But little did they know, oh my,
A fiery fate awaited them with ease.

(Pre-Chorus) Starship’s Raptor engines roared,
Thirty-three flames dancing in the sky,
As the plovers circled, they implored,
“Please spare us, SpaceX, don’t let us die!”

(Chorus) And it’s a long, long flight to oblivion,
Where the Raptor’s fire burns so bright,
Goodbye, little birds, your time is done,
As Starship ascends into the night.

(Verse 2) The engine’s thrust, a force untamed,
Swallowed the plovers in its fiery maw,
Their delicate feathers scorched and maimed,
A tragic end to their coastal draw.

(Pre-Chorus) Starship’s ascent continued, relentless,
Leaving behind a trail of smoke and awe,
While the plovers vanished, defenseless,
Their song silenced by the engine’s raw.

(Chorus) And it’s a long, long flight to oblivion,
Where the Raptor’s fire burns so bright,
Goodbye, little birds, your time is done,
As Starship ascends into the night.

(Bridge) In the Gulf of Mexico, they fell,
Feathers aflame, a celestial pyre,
Their tiny bodies lost in the swell,
As Starship reached for the stars, higher and higher.

(Chorus) And it’s a long, long flight to oblivion,
Where the Raptor’s fire burns so bright,
Goodbye, little birds, your time is done,
As Starship ascends into the night.

https://armedservices.house.gov/sites/republicans.armedservices.house.gov/files/05.01.24%20Plumb%20Statement.pdf

>>16158261
>nuclear device
>it's an RTG
i sleep

>>16158264
It's a nuclear bomb. They want to use nuclear weapons to take out satellite constellations.

>>16158164
ooof

So how are all the usual coping faggots like spacenigger5 spinning the Orion report shitshow?

Im so excited to see starship soar, and soar, and win and fly, i wouldnt wanna be that other guy

>>16158267
that'd be inconsistent with their doctrine for the last 50+ years, but with them falling so behind in terms of payload to orbit per year it might become rational for them to figure that orbital nuclear explosions hurt the us way more than it hurts them

if it happened

>>16158314
The US' greatest strategic asset has been precision weapons deployment and persistent real time surveillance and communications, and a lot of Russian doctrine has been about limiting that advantage to level the playing field. Drones have upset the real time surveillance paradigm and reset it to a level playing field, while the communications advantage has gone from involving a handful of easily destroyed high value satellites to a dense constellation of thousands of redundant, high bandwidth systems. They've consistently failed to jam or disrupt that system, which leaves the Russians, when they're looking to limit that advantage, with few options except to destroy them. They can't afford to destroy them with conventional means, which leaves nuclear options to get the kind of bang they need for their available funding.

>>16158316
getting killed on the moon by some based USA teens? yep

>>16158319
terrible book and rightfully panned. nazis were based

>>16158323
>>>/pol/

>>16158319
heinlein more like faggothotline. what a retart

>>16158261
Literally I do not care about russia and their boasting and empty threats lmao. They can do whatever they want. Or rather, they can *try*. No one takes them seriously anymore.
And if they usually fuck with US assets they will get nuked in return. Simple as.

>>16158331
butthurt tranny.

>>16158327
that's where i found the image!

>>16157780
TWO WEEKS

>>16158316
god just imagine
the infinite lebensraum of space
pure aryan moonbases
no forced diversity in space programs
no spending billions on babysitting niggers

Bros in just a few days we will have another iconic space explosion image courtesy of Boeing

>>16158359

>>16158359
And then you’ll have like 500 employees making the media rounds saying they were “begging” for a no-launch, even though they weren’t and they’re just grifting
(this is a strawman but I know I’m right)

>>16158359

>>16158367
boeing is known at my school for hiring shenequas

>>16158164
new 'to-
wait
where amogus?

>>16158359
blud really thinks that the Atlas V will magically blow up because it's aware that it has a starliner on top of it because reasons

>>16158390
I would blow up if i was near a starliner too

>>16158390
Yeah man, incompatible machine spirits

I like poking fun at Boeing, but I wouldn't want a crewed failure since it would make Clear unhappy.

>>16158404
this desu

>>16158404
i would cry. not for the astronauts, but for how it made her feel

>>16158408
why does she have a toy of a rocket that never launched

>>16158421
erm...uh...
ill be right back!

Kuria!!

>>16158359
Why would a atlas V blow up? If they die because of starliner it will be in LEO or during reentry

>>16158434
putin knew he could destroy boeing forever and sabotaged the last rd-180 batch

>>16158404
>>16158408
>>16158410
>cares more about a random e-thot than human lives
consider suicide.

>>16158440
astronauts know what they signed up for. usui kuria is innocent