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/sfg/ - Spaceflight General Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:42:23 2023 No.15830521 [Reply] [Original]

Amateur rocketry edition

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>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:44:59 2023 No.15830529 File: 2.12 MB, 4096x1536, 53150967876_0f45f5d9d3_4k.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] first for whatever the fuck this is

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:46:42 2023 No.15830533 >>15830529 My basement

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:49:19 2023 No.15830536 >>15830529 Ever had a closed off greenhouse with no way for moisture to escape and you get this thick black puddle? This is that just 10 years forward

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:49:48 2023 No.15830538 File: 95 KB, 900x856, 1698620950753359.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] JPL and its consequences have been a disaster for American spaceflight.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:50:59 2023 No.15830540 >>15830538 Now we can't even return a few grams from Mars in 10 years.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:54:41 2023 No.15830541 >>15830521 that flat earth dude was based. wanted to ride rockets and found some suckers to finance it for him

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 20:57:31 2023 No.15830546 >>15830538 Take your shit meme back to wherever you came from nobody on this website uses doge.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 21:04:59 2023 No.15830555 File: 650 KB, 1080x3293, 1698699862648.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15830538 lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 21:05:43 2023 No.15830557 File: 167 KB, 716x900, cute-shiba-inu-doge-astronaut-to-the-moon-funny-png-minh-trong-phan.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15830546 wow such noob many gay

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 21:07:25 2023 No.15830561 >>15830555 WTF I'm seriously considering sending my name to Europa now.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 21:08:22 2023 No.15830563 >>15830555 I'm visiting jupiter and there's nothing nasa can do to stop me

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 21:18:12 2023 No.15830579 >>15830563 you should build a rocket... maybe sit in it and launch in front of a crowd of live streamers and reporters, forever affecting the lives of hundreds

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:06:30 2023 No.15830651
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>>15830521

>the very first thing that you hear on the Voyager Golden Record is greetings and hello from an actual, literal Nazi and this is quite fitting as several of the selections are the zenith of German(ic) music, particularly Bach's Partita

wtf I enjoy the Voyager Golden Record even more than I previously did now that I know that!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:08:46 2023 No.15830654 >>15830651 no wonder the spacecraft works so reliably

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:09:51 2023 No.15830655 >>15830529 It's a spinning cloud.

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:10:27 2023 No.15830658

>>15830651
>This man is Kurt Waldheim, an Austrian who joined the Nazi Party three years before the war, fought for two years, studied law near end of the war, and began his career as a diplomat right after it ended. In 1968, Waldheim became Foreign Minister of Austria. In 1972, he became the fourth Secretary-General of the United Nations. In 1976, he recorded greetings on the Voyager Golden Record....
He had quite the career

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:15:23 2023 No.15830667 When we have space elevators we'll look back at rockets and think how stupid we were

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:27:40 2023 No.15830689 >>15830667 space elevators will never happen on earth. gravity well is too strong for any material on earth.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:27:50 2023 No.15830690 >>15830667 No he won't, you literally can't get space elevators without rockets.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:32:58 2023 No.15830700 >>15830689 what if we invent meme popsci materials?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:35:27 2023 No.15830706 >>15830700 anything is possible in that case

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:46:36 2023 No.15830731 >>15830700 popscicle stick space elevator

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:54:59 2023 No.15830745

>>15830689
>>15830667
if civilization ever happens on Mars long term i feel that they will surpass Earth due to their easy acess to space. The possibility of space elevators would massively increase the disparity. Earthers would be trapped to Earth in terms of large scale industry, only importing from space as a luxury, while Martians would have acess to the whole solar system.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 22:59:09 2023 No.15830753 >>15830700 If I blow up the orbiting counterweight does the tether just wrap around the Earth as it falls?

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:02:37 2023 No.15830760

>>15830745
Mars has always seemed like the most habitable planet that's also quite accessible: both from/to earth and elsewhere. I can't see any way that its future inhabitants don't end up having at least some brief period of extremely high political power in the solar system.

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:11:02 2023 No.15830778
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>>15830651
>>15830658
Waldheim is a choirboy compared to the characters on this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11_goodwill_messages
Marcos, Ceaușescu, Mobutu and worst of all, Pierre Trudeau

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:34:05 2023 No.15830812
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https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/10/russian-space-chief-explains-why-country-can-only-build-40-satellites-a-year/

> Now we have some sense of why this is. In an interview with a state-owned Russian-language news channel, the chief of Russian space operations, Yuri Borisov, explained that the country can only build a few dozen satellites a year. (This is about one-fiftieth of the total that a privately owned company, SpaceX, will launch this year.) Borisov said building a single satellite in Russia takes about 18 months, and because of this, it is not possible to develop a megaconstellation.
> According to Borisov, the combined efforts of the US industry and government can build about 3,000 satellites a year, and China has production facilities capable of manufacturing 1,200 to 1,500 satellites a year. The sprawling Russian space corporation he runs, Roscosmos, cannot come close to matching these totals.
>"It turned out we weren't ready for this," he said in the interview, which was translated for Ars by Rob Mitchell. "Today all satellite manufacturing companies of the industry are capable of building about 40 satellites per year."
> Essentially, Borisov said that the way Russia currently builds its satellites is by hand, through intricate and time-consuming processes. To become more competitive and have a constellation of its own, he said, Roscosmos will need to move toward an assembly line-like means of mass production.

Why can’t Russia into satellites?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:38:47 2023 No.15830823 Space elevators will literally never happen not because they are impossible but because they are similly outcompeted by reusable TSTO. It would be like trying to compete with ocean shipping by building an intercontinental conveyer belt.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:41:47 2023 No.15830826 >>15830823 >comparing any rocket with ships carrying 20k+ TEU

Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:42:05 2023 No.15830827

>>15830812
Because the last time they needed to build satellites in bulk was in the early nineties when the last of the Zenit-8 spy satellites were constructed. They've never needed a megaconstellation before and they arguably don't now, but having something in orbit made up of a few hundred satellites is a national prestige issue so they feel they have to try.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 30 23:42:36 2023 No.15830829 >>15830753 nope, the tether is neutrally buoyant. yes, even in space

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:00:46 2023 No.15830856 How long is the newly announced environmental review of Starship's deluge system going to take before they'll permit a launch license?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:03:00 2023 No.15830864 >>15830856 2^2^2^2 more weeks

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:05:26 2023 No.15830868 >>15830812 No access to high performance electronics at the scale needed due to sanctions.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:14:04 2023 No.15830878 >>15830864 that's like a thousand years chill

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:15:55 2023 No.15830880 >>15830868 That's not really true. China sells them whatever they need, even stuff that the West pretends they can't get like GPUs and Intel silicon. Roscosmos is just designed like NASA is, a big top-down org with no restriction for profitability.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:16:00 2023 No.15830881 >>15830753 yeah

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:20:43 2023 No.15830888 File: 856 KB, 600x600, space elevator break75.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15830753

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:23:56 2023 No.15830894 >>15830888 >yeet new deep space launch technology

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:25:26 2023 No.15830899 File: 1.05 MB, 1280x1202, 1650390727475.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15830888 Imagine being on the section flung into solar orbit

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:25:35 2023 No.15830901 >>15830468 Epic win for people like me >>15830502 She's doing porn now???

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:26:10 2023 No.15830902

>>15830880
Roscosmos seems even worse than NASA in terms of their ambition. Do they every plan on sending a human to another celestial body in the next century? All I see is this gay pointless polar orbit space station grift they are planning to waste money on for the next 30+ years.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:27:54 2023 No.15830907 >>15830902 NASA plans on paying Elon to send people to Mars, something he already wanted to do without their "help." Their ambitions are so low they're subsurface. Government-funded spaceflight is just not an asset anymore.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:28:10 2023 No.15830908 >>15830546 Doge by X is a registered trademark.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:40:35 2023 No.15830920 >>15830902 the Russian ambition does not extend beyond avoiding being turned into a mobikcube for one more day, or if that is inevitable, to avoid inconveniencing anybody when it happens

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 00:42:08 2023 No.15830925

>>15830907
The planners at todays NASA are geniuses. Unironically.
Lunar Gateway is a retarded boondoggle which single handedly succeeds in expanding American soft power by getting all western aligned countires to sign up to the Artemis accords, and at the same time leaves China in the dust who are all uppity about having their own LEO station to compete with the ISS. AND ONTOP OF THAT Gateway is the perfect justification to give Starship infinite contracts and nurture it to maturity. It rhymes, just like how the ISS made Falcon posisble, gateway will make Starship possible.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 01:52:42 2023 No.15830991 >>15830925 I think I want to believe you

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 01:54:40 2023 No.15830994 >>15830991 It makes sense, the only way that shit happens is Starship reaching maturity to support its demands. It will also let NASA/US save face when Elon inevitably establishes a private moon presence before NASA.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:00:59 2023 No.15831003 File: 917 KB, 1668x1325, IMG_1336.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blue-origin-chief-architect-lifts-055254411.html Former Blue Origin guy is starting a lunar mining startup

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:03:09 2023 No.15831006
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>>15831003
Holy shit an Apollo astronaut is one of the cofounders

>but it’s been shrouded in secrecy long enough that Lai can still be considered a co-founder. Lai said the other founders include Rob Meyerson, who was Blue Origin’s president from 2003 to 2018; and Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison “Jack” Schmitt, a geologist who set foot on the moon in 1972 and served in the U.S. Senate from 1977 to 1983.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:07:15 2023 No.15831013 >>15831003 >>15831006 Did not realize Lai left. Wasn’t he their top engineer, basically? Also are we back? Is schmitt done shilling for BO?? Are geologists redeemed?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:10:18 2023 No.15831017 >>15831013 nah Jack's just collecting checks. It's actually a bad look in my eyes having him sign on, because the only reason is optics, meaning the company is a scam. not unlike Lai's previous employment

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:11:30 2023 No.15831020 >>15830888 looks relatively harmless by disaster standards

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:14:55 2023 No.15831023 >>15831017 it's not optics, it's introductions. You sign on a guy like that because he can get you through doors that other people can't.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:16:45 2023 No.15831027
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https://www.rbc.ru/politics/27/10/2023/653bab0b9a7947b643fb1909

In Russia, the model of the Russian satellite industry needs to be radically changed; now it is uncompetitive, said the head of Roscosmos

“In the USA, production capacity allows us to create about 3 thousand devices per year. Six production facilities have been created in China, which today are able to produce about 1200–1500 devices per year. And we are only 40. Just compare. Uncompetitive. We are faced with the enormous task of turning the situation around,” Borisov said.

According to him, the global space constellation has over 8.9 thousand satellites, and it has grown approximately tenfold over the past ten years. The Russian orbital constellation has about 220 satellites, that is, about 2.5%, Borisov added.

At the same time, the industry itself has changed: from launching heavy, expensive satellites, it has moved on to creating multi-satellite constellations, where the reliability of service delivery depends not on an individual device, but on the constellation itself, explained the head of Roscosmos. He noted that the Starlink company, for example, makes cheaper satellites and quickly replenishes the constellation when one of the devices fails. Its group is approaching 4 thousand.

“We were not ready for this. Today, all satellite manufacturing companies in the industry are able to produce about 40 satellites per year,” says Borisov. According to him, the assembly of one device takes about 18 months on the territory of the enterprise; under such conditions it is impossible to create multi-satellite constellations, so it is necessary to change the model and move to conveyor production.

The day before, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to ensure the mass launch of satellites and “radically reduce” the cost of delivering spacecraft into orbit. The head of state demanded to establish serial production of spacecraft and move to assembly line assembly.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:20:30 2023 No.15831032 >>15831027 >Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to ensure the mass launch of satellites and “radically reduce” the cost of delivering spacecraft into orbit. If you will it dude, it is no dream

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:23:39 2023 No.15831038 File: 1.82 MB, 2084x2750, braptors loose-min.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] my farts smelling nasty tonight

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:39:04 2023 No.15831051 >>15831032 THINK IT DREAM IT DO IT

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 02:52:37 2023 No.15831064 >>15830856 4 months in the worst case (or that could be extended even further)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:16:09 2023 No.15831086 L2 says the launch license might come out tomorrow or wednesday

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:18:08 2023 No.15831088 File: 621 KB, 1326x1080, irina_take_me_there.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831086 I told /sfg/ but they didnt believe me

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:26:52 2023 No.15831093

>>15831027
>>15831032
And he'll throw all the most intelligent people out the nearest window when they fail to deliver on that promise within the next 12-18 months; further increasing build times and cost. It would genuinely be good for the world if Russia's aerospace sector completely implodes.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:36:08 2023 No.15831100 File: 122 KB, 673x781, 007652.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/Astro_Pam/status/1719078233306513757 deputy admin of nasa, I guess Nelson is busy looking at BO mockups

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:37:16 2023 No.15831101 File: 3.87 MB, 3343x3024, F9tkXFPWoAAKSsA.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831100

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:42:09 2023 No.15831103 >>15831101 Pam is getting BIG

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:52:09 2023 No.15831109
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY0CXlOeWHI

> Electron is already the world's most frequently launched small rocket annually. Now we're making it the world's first reusable orbital small rocket too.
>As a small rocket, Electron doesn't have the mass margins of larger reusable rockets, so propulsive landing is off the cards. Instead, we equip Electron's first stage with a parachute to slow its descent from space back to Earth, where it splashes down in the ocean for collection by marine vessel and transport back to our production complex for refurbishment, ready for the next flight.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:57:43 2023 No.15831114

>>15831086
Is this L2 source Eric Berger? Also can someone post the Berger 'none I made it up' image? I swear I had it in my folder but I must've accidentally cleaned it out at some point. It looked like picrel but Berger's head.
>inb4 ifunny logo
Read the file name, I'm deleting it after don't worry.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 03:58:53 2023 No.15831116 File: 78 KB, 631x678, example.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831114 FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK I forgot to attach the file. Welp, good thing I dont namefag.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 04:01:04 2023 No.15831120 File: 2.24 MB, 1462x1028, f6b8b597c33a2f1d50945ee4f54158df.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831116 >>15831114 here's a smug Owen Garriot instead

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 04:02:39 2023 No.15831122 File: 179 KB, 1170x1286, IMG_1685.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831120 >not the image I wanted

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 04:11:07 2023 No.15831133 >>15831003 get an ad blocker you absolute degenerate subhuman filth

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:01:29 2023 No.15831214 >>15831093 no. more international competition is better.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:05:19 2023 No.15831217 BRILLIANT PEBBLES

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:07:48 2023 No.15831221

>>15830555
>government agency who's primary purpose is to moralize children to get into science puts a depressed millennial in charge of the social media account and starts deliberately demoralizing people instead
I wonder who made them backtrack on this.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:11:54 2023 No.15831226 File: 2.01 MB, 255x255, seethe.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831114 DO NONE OF YOU NEWFAGS HAVE THE BERGER SOURCE IMAGE??

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:32:09 2023 No.15831239 File: 69 KB, 850x1249, __olive_laurentia_original_drawn_by_norman_maggot__sample-8963282e6f0cda03408ef45eda29d802.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] i just want to watch space x launches and goon to 2D

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:35:06 2023 No.15831241 >>15831239 Enjoy your vacation

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:36:21 2023 No.15831242 >>15831241 thanks

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:42:25 2023 No.15831245 >>15830555 >We want to be clear wtf ilovenasa

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 05:42:40 2023 No.15831246 File: 822 KB, 1280x1024, 91c140230c4ae1d4563fe32904bbc5f2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831239

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 06:41:51 2023 No.15831322 File: 81 KB, 800x850, elon_tweet_2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831239 keyed

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 06:42:14 2023 No.15831323 >>15830529 Screenshot from Star Trek 1

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 06:51:29 2023 No.15831337 >>15831322 >keyed Finally someone else is using it in /sfg/. B*sed finally getting the airlock, only trannies use it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 07:00:12 2023 No.15831347 >>15831337 as soon as i saw tranny communists and vaush fans using based i knew it was long expired

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 07:44:00 2023 No.15831402 >>15831337 Keyed is a forced meme from literal discord trannies, m8.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:02:13 2023 No.15831418 File: 101 KB, 899x540, airlock.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831402 kill yourself faggot, if you think b*sed is any better then you need the airlock.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:10:28 2023 No.15831429
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>>15831402
Its already big on the sharty which is profoundly not discord or trannies, no harm in using it over based which is DEFINETLY used by discord trannies now. Also snopes fact checked this as wrong with my source being original keyed infographic (you literally cannot argue with the fact that based has been taken by trannies).
Anyways back to spaceflight, what year will Astra declare insolvency.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:10:56 2023 No.15831430 File: 28 KB, 248x453, bill_m.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831239

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:15:50 2023 No.15831434 >>15831429 >the sharty I just looked this up. Holy fuck, kill yourself. Like, immediately.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:20:42 2023 No.15831445 >>15831429 Starting to sound like you were the real tranny all along

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:24:59 2023 No.15831447 >>15831445 >>15831434 samefag pooner btw

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 08:35:00 2023 No.15831453 File: 22 KB, 600x315, Er0n2vuWMAEp8og.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831447 Actually i'm a rollin rikki tikki schloomer

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:05:05 2023 No.15831484
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Why are these threads so boooooooringggg

Also has anyone played this neat space RPG? It takes place on an O'Neill cylinder. You can drive around inside of the colony and when you find the map software it shows you precisely where you are inside the colony.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:06:19 2023 No.15831486 >>15831003 I really like those shoes in the ads. They are my favorite color. Almost everything I wear is navy blue.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:09:02 2023 No.15831489 >>15831027 What a fucking embarrassment.

>>	Barkun Tue Oct 31 09:12:53 2023 No.15831490 File: 104 KB, 885x960, 1698668226442646.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831489

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:28:34 2023 No.15831503 File: 31 KB, 400x317, Convair Helios tractor spacecraft.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] tractor configuration spacecraft when?

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:43:09 2023 No.15831512
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>>15830521
Been awhile, some other interests and business and so on.
Here's 2 envelopes and 8 stamps from East Germany, 1971-1978. Nothing too interesting or pretty for now. All stamps on the envelopes I had beforehand.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:44:08 2023 No.15831513 File: 49 KB, 440x466, 440px-Pendulum_rocket_fallacy.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831503 Don't do it anon it makes mustard gas

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:45:11 2023 No.15831514
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>>15831512
One of the 8 stamps, fully intact sheet too

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12H-qM75SChIMLIPda_fR-yefY9i70KrQ?usp=drive_link

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:47:40 2023 No.15831518 File: 2.81 MB, 4219x3020, 1975 - ASTP envelope and 3 stamps.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831514 And the other envelope, ASTP with both Russian and German descriptions which I find is unusual even with DDR envelopes

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 09:57:38 2023 No.15831528 File: 377 KB, 645x773, 1632327946273.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] When are we finally leaving this planet bros? I'm tired of all the delays.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 10:09:31 2023 No.15831546 >>15831528 2 more weeks :3

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 10:54:33 2023 No.15831578 >>15831101 Rvac nozzle extensions are made of eight thousand little tubes and the coolant flow runs circumferentially rather than axially? huh never heard that before

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:07:40 2023 No.15831582 File: 145 KB, 1290x770, IMG_9762.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Today Sierra space will announce something

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:10:01 2023 No.15831585 File: 493 KB, 1252x1188, IMG_9763.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] OHNONONONO https://x.com/cnspaceflight/status/1719143350958538792?s=46&t=ySaWSLoZU6lwZ7u03-FcBQ

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:11:49 2023 No.15831587 >>15831585 perfect safety record

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:12:03 2023 No.15831588 >>15831585 It's fine they are rip resistant.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:18:42 2023 No.15831595 >>15831585 Why do they only have one?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:33:25 2023 No.15831612 >>15831322 I prefer caged

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:48:07 2023 No.15831620
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https://twitter.com/SERobinsonJr/status/1719087340994372002

> - The 2023 SpaceX Environmental Education Day at Starbase took place over the weekend. On board were the US Fish and Wildlife, Texas Parks & Wildlife, National Park Service and Sea Turtle, and over 150 high school students from the Brownsville ISD and Los Fresnos ISD. Pics in the thread!

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:48:35 2023 No.15831621 >>15831582 Broooooo. Why are boomers so gay with their tastes?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:49:10 2023 No.15831622 File: 500 KB, 2048x1536, F9tsz1gWIAAThHv.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831620

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:50:13 2023 No.15831625 File: 504 KB, 2048x1536, F9tsz1DXgAAcl2m.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831622

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:51:18 2023 No.15831626 File: 210 KB, 1290x968, F9tsz0fXIAAlikR.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831625

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:52:21 2023 No.15831628 File: 526 KB, 2048x1536, F9tsz0zWMAAkQ1E.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831626

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:53:06 2023 No.15831629 File: 706 KB, 1038x808, 1698253730033283.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831582 >announcing that Sierra is announcing an announcement

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:53:26 2023 No.15831631 File: 137 KB, 1667x2500, F9t0i5wWgAA0jw1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/SERobinsonJr/status/1719096055646572795 > (1) The latest images from Carlos, the Starbase Surfer (@cnunezimages). Subscribe and support his work!

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>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 11:57:32 2023 No.15831637 File: 172 KB, 2500x1667, F9t00YMXwAA_w1x.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831635

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Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:01:27 2023 No.15831639
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https://twitter.com/NASASpaceflight/status/1719069435753894234
> While SpaceX waits for a call from the FAA, future Raptors set of fly with Starship continue to be tested daily at McGregor.
there is a video in the twitter link

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:02:59 2023 No.15831640
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https://twitter.com/ArapahoeSO/status/1718403127374762459
> Here's something you don't see every day -- a @SpaceX rocket on the roadway! This was being transported through Centennial and Sgt. Dasso, who was working patrol, captured video of it as it was travelling northbound on S. University Blvd.
>The 190 ft. rocket was so big, workers had to get out and manually steer the rear axle so it could pivot to make the turns. They even had to lift the streetlight cables at one one point so it could pass through.
>Five of our patrol units escorted the rocket through our area then other agencies took over as it travelled through theirs. It was quite the site to see!

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:04:13 2023 No.15831641 File: 532 KB, 2048x1536, F9j3KJqW8AAPwDd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831640 vid in the tweet again

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:05:31 2023 No.15831643 File: 399 KB, 2048x1536, F9j3KJrXkAIdLTo.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831641

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:05:42 2023 No.15831644 >>15831641 There is something beautiful about rural America

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:05:53 2023 No.15831645 >>15831622 Disgusting how children were put in harms way like that. SpaceX should be sued.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:05:59 2023 No.15831646 >>15831640 Large rocket the size of a small rocket transported trough the county.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:09:53 2023 No.15831648 >>15831622 I've always found American school buses weird. Why's it got such a dumptruck ass?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:12:39 2023 No.15831650 >>15831648 maybe better turning radius? just have to take care of the back

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:12:57 2023 No.15831651 >>15831648 Rear axle placed near the middle gives you smaller turning radius.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:18:08 2023 No.15831654 File: 505 KB, 631x658, berger source.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831114 Say "trick or treat" before downloading the image, anon.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:32:48 2023 No.15831663 >>15830541 he died doing what he loved: suffering from blunt force trauma and penetrating injuries

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:33:51 2023 No.15831664 uh bros should we be worried about this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9M730_Burevestnik

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:34:43 2023 No.15831665 >>15831429 This is going to fail like the time you tried to make "arete" a thing Based = based Keyed = cringe = not based

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:35:17 2023 No.15831667 >>15830700 robert deniro

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:37:30 2023 No.15831669 >>15831648 So it can pop a wheelie more easily.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:37:43 2023 No.15831670 File: 1.31 MB, 1290x2257, IMG_9360.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] So what ever happened with the guy who said he took pics of the Kuiper satellites with his telescope?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:39:38 2023 No.15831673 >>15830899 The jerk that was sufficient to snap meme materials thousands of times stronger than steel will surely have no effect on the fragile tissue inside my skull

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:40:16 2023 No.15831675 >>15831664 Not spaceflight related in any way shape or form. At least ICBMs go to space.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:43:22 2023 No.15831676 >>15831670 Hired Amazons raped him to death

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:51:05 2023 No.15831681 >>15831013 >>15831003 Lai was their chief architectural engineer for planning all the Blue projects. First time hearing he left, The quiet leave from company suggest he didnt want to talk to journos or make any news about it

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:53:41 2023 No.15831683 lets see today we have >sierra space station announcement >faa launch license anything else?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 12:59:51 2023 No.15831690 >>15831675 incorrect it flew through space

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:03:47 2023 No.15831691 >>15831664 >russian wundarwaffe lol

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:04:47 2023 No.15831693

>>15830994
>>15830991
>>15830925
Gateway is perfectly designed to accomodate Starship development. Not to knock Zubrin but he thinks 1 dimensionally. The real question is not 'can it be done?', but 'can it be funded?'. Any launcher designed for Mars direct is doomed as soon as the Mars direct program gets cancelled. Gateway is great because abandoning an international space station is far harder and more complicated than abandoning a single country landing program, and Starship is a bad lunar lander anyway which is why they need a whole different HLS design to actually acheive it. Starship is a good bus to Lunar injection which Gateway will fully exploit.
And lets be real, the launch market is definitely not big enough to accomodate Starship and wont be for ages. In the meantime they have to invent random tasks for it to complete, because without a market there is not high cadence and without high cadence there is not low cost per launch. Elon understood this which is 100% the reason starlink exists and requires thousands of satelites. Nasa is working hand in hand with SpaceX to give them busy work in Lunar orbit which is great. If Zubrin got his way and it was straight to Mars then Starship would have low cadence and cost 600mil+ per launch.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:10:11 2023 No.15831697 File: 367 KB, 480x441, DRAKE.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ChangeMyMind: far and away the most impressive and interesting space program is run by the National Reconaissance Office.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:17:00 2023 No.15831707 >>15831691 it just had a test supposedly

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:28:34 2023 No.15831719 >>15831697 They have interesting patches but what’s cool beyond that? Modern Maxar sats are every bit as good as MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR (!) keyhole spook sats. And the NRO isn’t doing cool missions like voyager or venus landings or whatever

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:31:50 2023 No.15831721

>>15831003
In a stunning move, Blue Origin has announced that its attempts at sub-orbital spaceflight were premature. "We must truly learn to run before we can fly. We're going to get the fundamentals solid first by getting terrestrial unpowered spaceflight engines working first. Behold, New Prefontaine!"

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:32:50 2023 No.15831722 >>15831006 >double BO founders it already has the stink on failure on it

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:33:51 2023 No.15831723 >>15831006 >double BO founders it already has the stink of failure on it

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:37:16 2023 No.15831724
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>>15831719
>Modern Maxar sats are every bit as good as
LOL no read the recent leaks they have pretty arcane stuff up there
>cool missions like voyager
ok i concede this point
hopefully they can declassify and share some of the tech they developed (satellite bus, elint/sigint gear that can be used for spacecrafts in deepspace etc)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:43:05 2023 No.15831725 >>15831673 I think it's more complex than that but I can't into finite element analysis

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:44:25 2023 No.15831727 >>15831693 Mars Direct's launcher and modified versions of the payload vehicles would have been useful for a Moon program too

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:56:39 2023 No.15831735 File: 85 KB, 590x793, starlink fac.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/Starlink/status/1719122266502623617

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 13:59:40 2023 No.15831737 File: 2.47 MB, 2130x3546, spooky starship.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/3DDaniel1/status/1719347029661364448/ Spooky Starship

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:06:41 2023 No.15831741 >>15831737 wtf did he do with to chopsticks?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:11:47 2023 No.15831748 >>15831620 There we go! That's what we like to see :) Musk getting down on his knees servicing the FWS cock. License is coming

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:14:00 2023 No.15831749 >>15831484 Right now I'm playing EVO Search for Eden, about to enter the dinosaur age

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:17:25 2023 No.15831750 >>15831664 not until they put it in the atmosphere of Venus or Neptune

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:19:53 2023 No.15831752

>>15831697
>impressive
They're literallly using the same line of satellites that started in the 70s. It would be fine if not for the fact the latest ones still cost 5+ billion each. They're attempt to build something more modern was one of the biggests failures in the space industry, 2 decades and 25 billion dollars at the point of cancellation.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:21:37 2023 No.15831756 >>15830529 It looks like the first flush after a night of taco bell

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:50:43 2023 No.15831765
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https://x.com/sierraspaceco/status/1719362571713876020?s=46&t=ySaWSLoZU6lwZ7u03-FcBQ

> Today, we are one step closer to enabling major breakthroughs in space as Dream Chaser Tenacity prepares for its journey to NASA Armstrong.

How will they transport it?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:51:07 2023 No.15831766 Nuclear ramjet powered flying probes in all giant planet atmospheres would be pretty cool, but how to do deorbit and entry?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 14:56:07 2023 No.15831767 That african american still hasn't launched Starship yet?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:02:21 2023 No.15831772 >>15831765 25 years to make this cucked thing

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:13:36 2023 No.15831776 File: 1.61 MB, 1901x3000, dont-be-rescued-from-outer-space.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831772 spaceplanes are based

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:18:28 2023 No.15831778 >>15831767 Nasa hasnt supplied the purple drank

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:20:11 2023 No.15831779 >>15831765 Im interested to see what exact breakthrough in space this shitbox will cause.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:22:19 2023 No.15831780 >>15831765 this is their announcement? something everyone already knew?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:26:51 2023 No.15831785 >>15831765 Am I misremembering or did this thing get a service module trunk added to the design that wound up basically being its own small disposable craft? Did I feverdream this?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:29:42 2023 No.15831787 File: 1.32 MB, 2000x1143, 1694261496384409.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831785 are you saying it got removed? https://www.sierraspace.com/dream-chaser-spaceplane/shooting-star-cargo-module/

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:29:47 2023 No.15831788 >>15831648 So the kids can sit at the back and hit their head on the ceiling every time there's a pothole ah memories...

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:32:08 2023 No.15831790 fish and wildlife

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:33:24 2023 No.15831792
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>>15831785
You mean Shooting Star? It’s still part of Dreamchaser. I believe the Space Force is funding this part of the craft, I remember hearing they have a contract to use the module after the first maiden launch of Dreamchaser. What the spooks want with it, who knows

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:37:59 2023 No.15831797 File: 701 KB, 1280x720, RockAndRoll.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Jesus fucking christ https://twitter.com/RikyUnreal/status/1719278335296000020?t=9J0WV3ot3MY7-Waff4a4KQ&s=19

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:40:29 2023 No.15831800 >>15831797 What the shit that looks painful, maybe try water landing next time.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:40:32 2023 No.15831801 File: 111 KB, 1920x1079, 1605812766597.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831797 >it's a chink webm thread

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:45:20 2023 No.15831806 >>15831797 https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/171914623637542116 looks slightly less bad from this angle

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:45:28 2023 No.15831807 >>15831797 implessive

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:46:02 2023 No.15831808 File: 71 KB, 1156x849, space_virgin_2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831797 That can't be good.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:48:21 2023 No.15831813 >>15831787 >are you saying it got removed? I couldn't remember if it existed >>15831792 That's the one. Why does an unfinished minishuttle need DLC?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 15:50:26 2023 No.15831818 >>15831766 inflatable heat shield

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:01:11 2023 No.15831827 >>15831006 >88 years old So is he actually involved in any way, or is he just there to lend a bit of moon landing cool to the business?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:03:01 2023 No.15831828 >>15831797 oh boy that looked rough

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:13:57 2023 No.15831835 >>15831797 is /sfg/ full of newfags now? this is no different from new sheperd, starliner, or soyuz landing. it kicks up dirt because it uses retropropulsion to cancel the impact

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:15:47 2023 No.15831836 >>15831835 You might want to look closer anon

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:17:04 2023 No.15831839 >>15831836 that's a signature soyuz tumble, anon

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:18:56 2023 No.15831841 >>15831839 Shenzou-13 landed much nicer and stayed upright like it's supposed to, this one flipped over like a car accident.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:19:22 2023 No.15831843 >>15831836 You might want to lurk more

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:19:31 2023 No.15831844 >>15831797 Was it rolling?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:19:50 2023 No.15831845 >>15831818 can inflatable heat shields withstand over 40000 m/s entry velocity?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:21:00 2023 No.15831847 >>15831843 The puff of dust concerns no one. The 12 meter tumble across the ground is not fucking nominal.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:22:23 2023 No.15831848 >>15831847 This, I know they were strapped in but that looked decidedly more uncomfortable than the average landing from space.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:26:39 2023 No.15831852 >>15831848 >>15831847 Have you retards never seen a soyuz landing?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:27:58 2023 No.15831855 >>15831852 YOURE A FUCKING RETARD IF YOU THINK THIS ANYTHING LIKE SUYOS THE ASTRONAUTS LITERALLY HAD THEIR SPINE BROKEN.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:31:26 2023 No.15831860 File: 99 KB, 1310x737, 20231031_092943.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831855 they seem very happy and healthy to me. shenzhou is based on soyuz after all, the safest most reliable human spacecraft to date

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:36:15 2023 No.15831866 >>15831797 the landing is fine. The chute apparently had a huge hole in it though lol. I don’t think it effected the landing but it probably could have killed them, and they just got really lucky

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:39:31 2023 No.15831868 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EOjSGVrMxw

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:43:29 2023 No.15831871 fuck off

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:45:54 2023 No.15831875 >>15831860 >the safest most reliable human spacecraft to date You wanna try a capsule that hasn't had inflight fatalities or aborts instead?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:49:21 2023 No.15831877 >>15830812 Every public institution in Russia is being pilfered and has been for decades. Nobody cares to stop it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:50:33 2023 No.15831880 File: 2.98 MB, 305x250, 1698770951050.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831875 you mean shenzhou?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:51:18 2023 No.15831883 File: 1.11 MB, 480x270, 8jHA8.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Capsules aren't meant to tumble like that. Not surprised the astronauts are alive, but they are certainly feeling that tumble

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 16:54:24 2023 No.15831886 >>15831883 Soyuz/Shenzhou is meant to tumble like that

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:00:55 2023 No.15831895 File: 229 KB, 455x700, IMG_2885.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831654 But its you who deserves the treat anon.... thank you so much. Trick or treat and have a happy halloween.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:01:31 2023 No.15831896 >>15831512 Thank you!

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:04:54 2023 No.15831900 File: 174 KB, 828x1165, IMG_20231031_230343.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] yay. Now its time for those plover loving fucks to finish their work.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:06:02 2023 No.15831901 https://twitter.com/SciGuySpace/status/1719398881996255576?t=A90U5_Ta8XBgsJ1Gox9y3g&s=19

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:06:48 2023 No.15831903 File: 1.26 MB, 1290x2230, IMG_9769.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] AHHHHHHHHH

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:06:56 2023 No.15831904 >>15831900 Feels like deja vu

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:07:01 2023 No.15831905 >>15831665 I did not do 'arete' nor did I make keyed which has been around for years. I just hate based and if you have an /sfg/ specific alternative I'd gladly use it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:07:31 2023 No.15831906 File: 488 KB, 497x373, 1551835421180.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831903

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:08:20 2023 No.15831907 >>15831637 God I really wish the Prancing Pony was open to the public.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:08:52 2023 No.15831908 >>15831905 rhe anon you replied to is based. youre cringe

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:09:19 2023 No.15831910
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A flame done charred my beatle Nell.
(with Elon on the moon)
It's face and arms began to swell.
(and Elon's on the moon)

I can't pay no veterinarian bill.
(but Elon's on the moon)
Ten years from now I'll be payin' still.
(while Elon's on the moon)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:09:23 2023 No.15831911 >>15831546 Bleed >>15831528 2 more weeks

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:10:34 2023 No.15831913 >>15831903 2026 Starship approval.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:10:55 2023 No.15831914 L2 WAS RIGHT LICENSE TODAY

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:11:52 2023 No.15831917 >>15831776 Fuck off retard, his digits prove hes a glowie shill btw.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:12:16 2023 No.15831918 >>15831910 kek, best post in recent memory

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:15:11 2023 No.15831920
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>>15831903
HAHAHAHAHA GET FUCKED WEREBACKCELS I TOLD YOU THAT OCTOBER STARSHIP LAUNCH ISNT HAPPENING AND NOW LOOK NEITHER IS NOVEMBER, AND DECEMBER NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TWOOOO MOREEEE WEEEEEEKS

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:16:55 2023 No.15831924 File: 2.01 MB, 255x255, 1698729114541517.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831920 FUCK OFF FUCK OFF FUCK OFF FUCK OFF

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:17:43 2023 No.15831925 File: 7 KB, 179x282, IMG_1978.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831914 TWO MORE WEEKS FAGGOT NO FUCKING LICENSE TODAY HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:19:44 2023 No.15831927 NSF released a pic of Dreamchaser #2, they say it is 24 months behind in development than Tenacity https://x.com/124970mev/status/1719391120675741869?s=46&t=ySaWSLoZU6lwZ7u03-FcBQ

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:21:10 2023 No.15831932 File: 283 KB, 1004x753, IMG_9772.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831927 Ahhhh

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:21:25 2023 No.15831933 >>15831903 Early in the month is the first week so 1-4 days of November. Nov 6th confirmed.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:21:27 2023 No.15831934 File: 60 KB, 385x390, IMG_2393.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831927 IT JUST KEEPS GETTING WORSE FOR YOU FAGGOTS ITSOVERGODS WOOOOOOONNNN

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:25:44 2023 No.15831939 File: 77 KB, 600x900, JAIHINDSIIIIIRRRRRRSS.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831934 In India, Itsoverfags belong in the lowest caste. INDIA SUPERPOWER 2020

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:25:49 2023 No.15831940 File: 395 KB, 1004x1339, IMG_9771.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831932 The mission patch

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:25:50 2023 No.15831941 >>15830538 No, NASA getting high off the Shuttle and Apollo based fumes are why they are pathetic in comparison these days. They hemorrhage money on diversity initiatives and PR stunts.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:26:13 2023 No.15831943 File: 36 KB, 800x800, astra4.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831920 im happy youre happy

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:29:43 2023 No.15831948 >>15831939 India has VERY good reason to be optimistic, so yes india has only werebackDEITIES. US which is superpooper 2024 has only werebackshits

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:32:41 2023 No.15831951 >>15831880 >a test where nobody was harmed which led to a small fix in the plumbing which permanently eliminated all risk of that failure mode occurring again wow so spooky

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:33:41 2023 No.15831953 >>15831905 >I just hate based Not our problem.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:45:46 2023 No.15831964 File: 1.07 MB, 1600x3650, spicamission_infographics.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkRE2ogHrdc

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:49:04 2023 No.15831972 >>15831941 The diversity shit is required by federal law.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:51:56 2023 No.15831975 File: 311 KB, 1080x1768, 1698774670493.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831903 >>15831920 >>15831925 >>15831934 SUCK MY BIG HAIRY DICK OVERFAGS

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:53:30 2023 No.15831977 >>15831877 if they try to stop it, they die

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:55:23 2023 No.15831979 >>15831910 kek

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:56:09 2023 No.15831982 https://youtu.be/QM7ebcR3-xE

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:57:32 2023 No.15831983 >>15831903 WE ARE BACK

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:57:44 2023 No.15831984 >>15831975 T W O W E E K S W O W E E K S

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 17:58:25 2023 No.15831986 >>15831975 DIE YOU FAT NEGROID NO LAUNCH UNTIL 2024 WATCH ME BE RIGHT SOMEONE SCREENSHOT ALL THIS RIGHT NOW

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:00:26 2023 No.15831987 File: 774 KB, 1200x1825, 1557173342179.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] and then one day, as foretold, it actually was two weeks away

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:01:27 2023 No.15831989 T W O M O R E W E E K S W K O E M E O W R E E R W O E M E O K W S K E E W E R O M O W T

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:02:28 2023 No.15831990 File: 6 KB, 257x196, WOWZERS.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831989 HOLY WIN AND FAIL

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:04:10 2023 No.15831992 >>15831975 The great backening.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:05:00 2023 No.15831994 >>15831989 SKEE WE ROMOWT

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:05:05 2023 No.15831995 >>15831975 Starship will launch on November 17th (it's my birthday and I am going to make a wish)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:11:00 2023 No.15832003 File: 816 KB, 4759x3413, 078561192e357228b27285965ee5993d.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831964

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:20:07 2023 No.15832011 File: 239 KB, 1529x778, 1674187042500952.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831903 >>15831975 i literally told you guys this a few days ago ( >>15820683 ) but yall were chimping out at me. /sfg/ is no better than nsf forums.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:20:53 2023 No.15832012 File: 55 KB, 663x652, 007660.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1719374559126667350 If I had to guess there won't be much talk about Starship but who knows

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:22:02 2023 No.15832013 File: 52 KB, 652x594, 007661.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832012 https://twitter.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1719414318112948622

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:22:06 2023 No.15832014 two weeks tweeks tweaks

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:23:23 2023 No.15832016 File: 82 KB, 1192x900, F9TIpHEXYAAXrlj.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How did we go from >no launch for 135 days to >launch in November

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:24:21 2023 No.15832017 >>15832016 Fishy Weiner Suckers got yelled at by Congress or the DoD.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:28:17 2023 No.15832019 File: 52 KB, 500x500, 1314116382445.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831989 >S K E E W E R O M O W T

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:31:33 2023 No.15832022 >>15832011 kill yourself redditard

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:37:28 2023 No.15832026 >>15832022 ??? that's NSF forums. I have an account there, actually.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:45:22 2023 No.15832032 TOTAL FISH DEATH

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:47:42 2023 No.15832035 >>15831241 >13 hours Based janny dodger

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:50:56 2023 No.15832038 File: 193 KB, 250x250, IMG_2931.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] GET SPACEX THE LICENSE NOW FAGGOT AND WILDLIFE SERVICE I WANT MY LAUNCH BECAUSE I AM A SELFISH LITTLE FUCK

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:52:43 2023 No.15832039 >>15832038 After Fish and Wildlife, it will be FDA delaying SpaceX. Because Elon Musk wants his workers to eat unsanitary foods at his workplace. Tacos and Pizzas will be banned.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:53:00 2023 No.15832041 File: 74 KB, 561x627, IMG_1848.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >wereback itsover flame wars have returned

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 18:59:58 2023 No.15832048 >>15832013 Non spotifag link?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:00:03 2023 No.15832050 >>15832041 It has never been a flamewar, one retard is just trolling.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:01:09 2023 No.15832055 >>15832050 Meds now I believe what I say and I'm not samefagging every over post.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:04:20 2023 No.15832057 File: 1.08 MB, 2016x1512, lgt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >2 hours of listening to Musk talking and stuttering Nah, thanks

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:09:28 2023 No.15832064 >>15832038 >BECAUSE I AM A SELFISH LITTLE FUCK We could already tell from your constant wojak posting. Now kill yourself.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:11:23 2023 No.15832067 >>15832013 Post bootleg stream

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:11:51 2023 No.15832069 >>15832057 Doubly so because Rogane doesn't provide any topic timestamps or anything.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:12:28 2023 No.15832070
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>israeli missile defense intercepted a houthi ballistic missile
i didnt see anything about the intercept altitude but a variant of arrow is capable of hitting objects in space. i doubt they hit in space but i wonder if any debris made it into VLEO.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:13:24 2023 No.15832073 >>15832048 >>15832067 download the app goy

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:14:28 2023 No.15832076 >>15832073 who?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:15:56 2023 No.15832078 >>15832073 I am vehemently telling no.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:16:48 2023 No.15832080 >>15832073 I am candidly telling no.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:17:58 2023 No.15832083 >>15832078 *you whoops

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:20:13 2023 No.15832089 >>15832016 Senators started asking questions.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:22:14 2023 No.15832091 >>15832016 Cold War 2 kicked into high gear.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:22:23 2023 No.15832092 >>15832080 *you whoops

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:27:35 2023 No.15832096 There is an impostor among us...

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:27:37 2023 No.15832097 File: 399 KB, 2006x818, 1691008257940407.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831975

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:30:29 2023 No.15832101

>>15832016
Cruz is a retard, but he is a ranking member on the Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation; which holds jurisdiction over a lot of what the Fish and Wildlife Service is supposed to be monitoring. I presume they saw his blustering during the hearing and realized that if they didn't act, he could potentially be pressured into fucking them over.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:31:12 2023 No.15832102 >>15832064 seethe more

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:33:21 2023 No.15832107 fucking insane covid misinformation and alt-right rhetoric in this Elon JRE episode. I think he is literally losing his intelligence every day.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:38:02 2023 No.15832110 >>15832107 Enjoy your vacation

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:39:54 2023 No.15832113 >>15832110 The jannies here are that butthurt? Well, not like I care. I barely post here and seemingly Starship is a complete joke and not going to happen in 2023. See ya!

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:40:37 2023 No.15832114 >15832110 >he posted it again

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:41:19 2023 No.15832116 >>15832070 Debris can't circularize without apogee burns.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:43:44 2023 No.15832121 >>15832114 Im gonna get btfo again because jannies dont care but oh well

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:45:50 2023 No.15832123 >>15832101 Once Sinema is gone he's getting her job for sure.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:45:57 2023 No.15832125 >>15832116 so it's a fractional orbit?

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 19:49:37 2023 No.15832128
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>>15832097
Easy come, easy go, will you let me go?
Bismillah! No, we will not let you go (Let him go!)
Bismillah! We will not let you go (Let him go!)
Bismillah! We will not let you go (Let me go!)
Will not let you go (Let me go!)
Never, never let you go
Never let me go, oh
No, no, no, no, no, no, no
Oh, mama mia, mama mia (Mama mia, let me go)

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:01:39 2023 No.15832152

>>15830538
Natural consequence of NASA being a government program. The early progress was a result of taking people from the competitive market and giving them unlimited resources. Massive early gains, but as old people leave they become complaisant and wasteful. "put maximum effort in saving costs on this design? nah we've got billions of taxpayers money.". Molyneux was right.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:04:46 2023 No.15832159 >>15832107 maybe you are just wrong, ever thought of that nigger

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:06:38 2023 No.15832162 >>15832048 >>15832067 well first 2h here, haven't watched it yet so don't know what the last 40mins is about https://twitter.com/joerogan/status/1719429158999097405

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:08:25 2023 No.15832165 >>15831064 EPA allows themselves 135 days after an investigation to write up their report on on the investigation

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:11:30 2023 No.15832169 >>15832165 I thought the investigation + writing was up to 135 in total though they just started it officially on the 19th of October and can extend the 135 if the ask FAA to do so

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:16:09 2023 No.15832176 https://twitter.com/SpcPlcyOnline/status/1719435600552484950 Fish and Wilf life is the last boss of the internet.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:21:25 2023 No.15832184 >>15831737 bros... this is pretty ominous...

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:24:50 2023 No.15832189 >>15832013 >>15832012 https://twitter.com/joerogan/status/1719429158999097405

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:25:32 2023 No.15832190 Hahahaha Even the satellite power module screwups lately are Boeing's fault. What the hell is going on over there? https://spacenews.com/ses-says-o3b-mpower-electrical-issues-are-worse-than-thought/

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:35:09 2023 No.15832211 >>15832107 Why would you expect anything different from the fucking joe rogan experience.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:39:10 2023 No.15832215 >>15832190 jeets

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:47:11 2023 No.15832226 >>15832107 so do you still wear a mask, live in san francisco or just hate pineapple on pizza?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:49:32 2023 No.15832228 >>15832176 Include a screenshot next time

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:57:14 2023 No.15832236 >>15832226 Wearing a good mask in SF would probably be a health benefit considering the typical particulate pollution levels in big cities. But people don't usually think about such things unless they get immediately noticeable ailments.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:58:07 2023 No.15832241

>>15832107
Elon's embraced the GOP as a political party. Grimes left him for a trans person, and then sued him for failing to let her be the mother of a child that was sired via a surrogate. He's going all in on: road to Mars and going all in on Shivon who's the mother of his two newest children and seems to be more on his level--who also leans right politically.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 20:59:23 2023 No.15832242 >>15832236 Wearing a mask in SF is probably also a good idea so that fentanyl drugged up retards don't get a read on you with half your face is covered.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:00:04 2023 No.15832244 >>15832107 reddit bait LMAO

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:01:26 2023 No.15832246 >>15831975 I think im gonna cry

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:03:11 2023 No.15832250 File: 60 KB, 664x438, 007666.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832176

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:06:12 2023 No.15832254 >>15832215 This is the correct answer. Total brown death is required for launch.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:07:30 2023 No.15832255 >>15831989 i have diarrhea

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:08:35 2023 No.15832257 >>15832255 How much thrust can you generate with that?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:10:47 2023 No.15832263 >>15832016 100% because SpaceX has been doing major nipple twisting of the FAA and FWS behind the scenes

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:14:09 2023 No.15832273 >>15832073 you dont have to tell me twice. i love spotify >>15832107 we love elon

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:27:24 2023 No.15832282

>>15832273
Love is a very strong word, I suggest you dont use 'we'. I think Elon's a good guy, but I love SpaceX. /sfg/ is not all Elon dick riders (we are all SpaceX dick riders though).
>inb4 same thing
No its not, because then SpaceX is the same as Tesla is the same as Boring Company is the same as Twitter is the same as Neuralink. This general is called Spaceflight General for a reason.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:36:54 2023 No.15832290 >>15832107 erm, its called apollonian, not 'alt right' now sweetie

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:38:25 2023 No.15832292 File: 114 KB, 1000x1000, MARS_KING_ELON.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832282 No elon no buck rogers. We LOVE elon

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:38:30 2023 No.15832293 >>15832282 >we are all SpaceX dick riders count me out. SeX are retarded, but you call me troll.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:46:28 2023 No.15832302 >>15832292 fuck off the other anon is right

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:46:37 2023 No.15832303 >>15831670 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_gUoXIqXOc Spoiler, it's a fuzzy blob, but it's a fuzzy blob with an 18m solar array

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:48:57 2023 No.15832307 >>15832302 Actually, this is Elon Musk (based) general. You are not welcome here

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:52:37 2023 No.15832317 >>15832302 FUCK. YOU.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:55:07 2023 No.15832323 >>15832282 reddit Faggot detected

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 21:56:45 2023 No.15832326 File: 1.11 MB, 1471x1080, elonandwerner.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:00:02 2023 No.15832334 File: 10 KB, 304x248, 4VYBQ.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] size of jupiter in the sky on callisto (red) compared to the moon (blue)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:00:55 2023 No.15832335 >>15832334 bonsoir

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:08:03 2023 No.15832343 >>15832326 People shilling for Mars gets deposed eventually by the deep state Mars is a no mans land

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:09:53 2023 No.15832347 File: 2.91 MB, 600x300, 1682994418904089.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831989 >skee wero mowt

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:10:05 2023 No.15832348 >>15832326 chin

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:13:42 2023 No.15832349 Does Starship actually have a reaction control system yet? If so where are the thrusters? If not how will it orient in space during the orbital flight?

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:14:00 2023 No.15832350

>>15832282
Hating Elon means you are an oversocialized midwit retard because the reason is likely he said some poopy word and phrases funny TV man said we're bad. Most other elites jerk off all day, watch the money counter go up or spend it on worthless grifts popular in their social circle. The only thing to hate about Elon is his impulsive spergery derailing spaceflight efforts which are orders of magnitude more important then all the other shit politicians and billionaires planet over are doing.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:17:24 2023 No.15832355 >>15832350 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuHEbfxjhoY

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:25:50 2023 No.15832365 File: 127 KB, 1024x1024, _c6fd1d84-f12f-43d2-ba6c-70dc734d874b.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831003 >stealth moon startup

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:28:51 2023 No.15832370 File: 1.86 MB, 1363x1524, a3ddypdr3n621.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832355 We love thunderf00t

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:43:06 2023 No.15832392 Musk will go bankrupt in 5 years.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:47:02 2023 No.15832399 Mars will go boom in 5 years.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 22:47:47 2023 No.15832402 Elmo Mumbleking.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:01:17 2023 No.15832421 File: 150 KB, 1024x1024, _3ff09ddc-9f6c-45e6-9040-f4157d75b130.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832392

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:02:02 2023 No.15832422 >>15832421 Ke, the Muskrat got what he deserves.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:16:32 2023 No.15832441 >we could drop a rocket anywhere >nobody could stop us Elon says this at 1:38:50

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:17:08 2023 No.15832443 >>15832441 link?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:21:07 2023 No.15832453 >>15832443 It's on X

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:21:26 2023 No.15832454 File: 73 KB, 800x1401, Juno01-800x1401.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/10/daily-telescope-on-halloween-a-clear-view-of-a-jovian-golem/

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:22:29 2023 No.15832456 When I take my mask off I mentally say in my head "fairing deploy".

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:23:57 2023 No.15832459 >>15832456 why do you wear a mask?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:26:01 2023 No.15832461 >>15832459 a lot of loyalty for a hired gun

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:26:03 2023 No.15832462
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Scientists will soon find out whether the Lucy mission works as intended (On Wednesday, the spacecraft will come close to the small asteroid Dinkinesh.)
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https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/10/lucy-the-spacecraft-is-about-to-fly-by-lucy-the-asteroid/
> A little more than two years have passed since the Lucy mission launched on an Atlas V rocket, ultimately bound for asteroids that share an orbit with Jupiter. After a gravity assist from Earth in 2022, the spacecraft has been making a beeline for an intermediate target, and now it is nearly there.
> On Wednesday, the $1 billion mission is due to make its first asteroid flyby, coming to within 265 miles (425 km) of the small main belt asteroid Dinkinesh. In a blog post, NASA says the encounter will take place at 12:54 pm ET (16:54 UTC).
> About an hour before the encounter, the spacecraft will begin attempting to lock on to the small asteroid so that its instruments are oriented toward it. This will allow for the best possible position to take data from Dinkinesh as Lucy speeds by at 10,000 mph (4,470 meters per second).
> During this maneuver, Lucy's main antenna will be pointed away from Earth, so it will not be in communication with its operators at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. After the flyby, Lucy will reorient itself to reestablish communications with Earth through the Deep Space Network. Imagery and other data will be relayed back to Earth for several subsequent days.
> This is an important flyby for Lucy for several reasons. First of all, it's the first real test of the spacecraft's tracking system. If this fails, the asteroid will be little more than a blur as Lucy zips by.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:29:59 2023 No.15832465
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Space Force assigns 21 national security missions to ULA and SpaceX
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https://spacenews.com/space-force-assigns-21-national-security-missions-to-ula-and-spacex/
> This order completes the National Security Space Launch Phase 2 assignments. Of a total of 48 missions, ULA got 26 and SpaceX got 22
> Over the five years of the Phase 2 contract, the Space Force will have ordered a total of 48 missions — substantially more than the 34 missions originally estimated — although only one has launched so far.
> Of the 48 missions assigned for Phase 2, only USSF-67 launched, aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket in January 2023. ULA’s first Phase 2 launch will be USSF-51 on an Atlas 5 rocket, a mission projected for no earlier than March 2024.
> ULA’s new rocket, Vulcan Centaur, was selected by the Space Force to launch all Phase 2 missions but the vehicle has been beset by delays. Vulcan’s two certification flights are scheduled in the coming months and its first NSSL Phase 2 mission, USSF-106, would fly sometime after both certification launches are completed.
> ULA originally won 60% of the Phase 2 missions and SpaceX 40%. Based on these latest assignments, ULA ended up with 54% and SpaceX with 46%.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:31:38 2023 No.15832469
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Pentagon awards $1.3 billion in contracts to Northrop Grumman and York for 100 satellites
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https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/30/pentagon-awards-satellite-contracts-to-northrop-grumman-york.html
> The Pentagon’s Space Development Agency on Monday announced about $1.3 billion in contracts to York Space and Northrop Grumman to build communications satellites.
>The SDA is having the pair of companies build 100 satellites as part of a network the U.S. military is building called the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture. These satellites will be for “Alpha” variant prototypes in the “Tranche 2 Transport Layer” constellation, also known as T2TL-Alpha, to provide encrypted communications.
> Under the T2TL-Alpha awards, Northrop will build 38 “data transport” satellites for $732 million, while York will build 62 satellites for $617 million. The SDA’s schedule is for the T2TL satellites to begin launching in 2026.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:35:27 2023 No.15832477
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Astrobotic lander arrives at launch site, SES says O3b mPower electrical issues are worse than thought
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https://spacenews.com/astrobotic-lander-arrives-at-launch-site/
> WASHINGTON — Astrobotic’s first lunar lander has arrived in Florida for final preparations for launch on Christmas Eve.
> Astrobotic announced Oct. 31 that the Peregrine lander has arrived at a payload processing facility at Cape Canaveral operated by Astrotech, after shipping last week from Astrobotic’s Pittsburgh headquarters. The lander will undergo preparations for launch on the inaugural Vulcan Centaur flight by United Launch Alliance.
> ULA announced Oct. 24 that it set a launch date of Dec. 24 for the first Vulcan Centaur, with Peregine as the primary payload. There are backup launch opportunities on Dec. 25 and 26, and again in January, a schedule ULA Chief Executive Tory Bruno said was constrained by requirements such as lighting conditions at Peregrine’s landing site and communications access.
> Peregrine is carrying 21 payloads, including several for NASA through its Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program. Astrobotic received one of the first CLPS task orders in May 2019, valued at $79.5 million to carry what NASA said at the time was up to 14 payloads to the moon.
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https://spacenews.com/ses-says-o3b-mpower-electrical-issues-are-worse-than-thought/
> TAMPA, Fla. — Electrical issues disclosed a few months ago on the first four O3b mPower satellites in medium Earth orbit will significantly reduce their operational life and broadband capacity, their operator SES announced Oct. 31.
> Boeing recently disclosed $315 million of losses on a satellite contract to meet life cycle commitments for an undisclosed customer. A source close to Boeing confirmed SES is this customer.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:35:53 2023 No.15832479 >>15832462 Fucking Dinkinesh? Who named this thing, some indian?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:37:19 2023 No.15832481 >>15832465 Why would they award more contracts to SpaceX in the second round? Seems like corruption to me.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:37:45 2023 No.15832482
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>>15831900
>>15831903
FAA completes safety review for next Starship launch
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https://spacenews.com/faa-completes-safety-review-for-next-starship-launch/
> WASHINGTON — SpaceX is one step closer to getting an updated license for its next Starship launch but must still wait for the completion of an environmental review.
> The Federal Aviation Administration said Oct. 31 that the agency had completed the safety review portion of the Starship/Super Heavy license evaluation that day. The safety review covers the portions of launch operations that affect public safety.
> The completion of the safety review, though, does not mean the FAA is ready to update the Starship launch license and allow another launch to proceed. The FAA is continuing to work on an environmental review, including consultation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) regarding any environmental effects of a new water deluge system installed on the Starship launch pad at Boca Chica, Texas.
> FWS, in an Oct. 26 statement, said it had formally reinitiated an Endangered Species Act consultation with the FAA about modifications to the pad on Oct. 19. “We have up to 135 days to issue an amended biological opinion but do not expect to take the full amount of time,” FWS stated, but did not offer a more precise estimate of the time needed to complete the review.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:38:46 2023 No.15832485

>>15832479
Its the ethiopian name for the Lucy fossils
> Dinkinesh, which is nearly a kilometer across at its widest point, was discovered in 1999. It was unnamed when the Lucy mission targeted it for its first flyby as a test of the tracking system, en route to the Jovian trojan asteroids later this decade. So, Lucy mission scientists proposed the name Dinkinesh, the Ethiopian name for the Lucy fossils.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:41:49 2023 No.15832491
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Prometheus Completes 30-Second Hot Fire Test
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https://europeanspaceflight.com/prometheus-completes-30-second-hot-fire-test/
> ArianeGroup announced last week that it had completed a test campaign of a Prometheus engine prototype that included a 30-second hot fire test.
> Prometheus began as a CNES project in 2015, with the agency projecting that a full-scale demonstrator of the engine would be ready for a hot fire test in 2020. The engine was intended to be a low-cost reusable methalox rocket engine that would produce 1,000 kN of thrust and power the next generation of European launch vehicles. The aim was to get to a point where Prometheus engines could be produced for no more than €1 million per unit.
> According to ESA, Prometheus testing will “accelerate” with the delivery of two new Prometheus prototypes. One of the two prototypes will be installed onto a test bed at the DLR test facility in Lampoldshausen, Germany. Testing of this prototype will begin next year.
> Although a Prometheus engine is expected to fly aboard a Themis demonstrator next year, an initial orbital flight of the engine will not occur until late 2025 at the earliest aboard a Maiaspace microlauncher.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:42:20 2023 No.15832493 >>15832482 wtf is the point of this news? it's the same story as a month ago

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:44:26 2023 No.15832497

https://spacenews.com/multiverse-media-and-spacenews-to-merge/
>Multiverse Media and SpaceNews to Merge
>Multiverse Media was founded in 2022 by long-time space industry entrepreneur and investor Dylan Taylor
Did Dylan Taylor just buy out SpaceNews? Looking forward to the starlab shilling.

Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:45:21 2023 No.15832498

>>15832493
no, the FAA actually completed the safety review now which needed to be done independently of the environmental review
it was expected to happen relatively soon, and now its done
Initially people here (unfamiliar with the intricacies of government bureaucracy, me included) thought this would be the only necessary review before a launch license, but then this water deluge thing came up

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:49:31 2023 No.15832506 File: 124 KB, 662x718, 007669.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/Erdayastronaut/status/1719485789120176140 is it happening?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:53:12 2023 No.15832512 >>15832506 Doomers just collectively died all at once

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:58:39 2023 No.15832520 >>15831648 turning radius

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 31 23:59:19 2023 No.15832521 File: 383 KB, 833x1250, F9yIfA1WIAA3-gA.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/johnkrausphotos/status/1719399230442184712

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:04:47 2023 No.15832529 File: 207 KB, 2000x3000, F9y0RKzXYAE55-x.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/SERobinsonJr/status/1719447392842293592

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:05:59 2023 No.15832533 File: 584 KB, 1000x1250, F9xpASYWEAAgYJn.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/johnkrausphotos/status/1719364639438364969

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:07:02 2023 No.15832535 File: 601 KB, 1500x1000, F9ufHSRWcAAvllF.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/manumazzanti/status/1719142968253088089

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:08:03 2023 No.15832538 File: 23 KB, 650x498, 007670.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1719369685379215513

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:09:05 2023 No.15832542 File: 109 KB, 1897x1066, 007671.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832538 its a very kino video

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:09:59 2023 No.15832544 File: 101 KB, 750x1000, punished_cruz.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832016 Punished Cruz made a call

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:10:07 2023 No.15832545 File: 182 KB, 1910x1062, 007672.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832542

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:12:23 2023 No.15832547 >>15832544 whether it's delegates or mars, Ted Cruz delivers

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:14:03 2023 No.15832549
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>>15832350
How did you go from me saying he was a good guy but I just dont love him like some people love Jesus, to you hate Musk and are equivalent to some faggot sodomite leftist? I like his work but I dont like being grouped with >>15832292 these knobheads. All I said was that not everybody slobers for Musk cock like that post I linked earlier, nobody can deny that he catalyzed the current boom in commercial spaceflight with SpaceX but he's a human. Im not a thunderfag, I obsesively track spaceflight here like everyone else and am extremely excited for the SpaceX led future, but that doesnt mean I dickride him constantly and as YOU SAID, the things I dont like about him are that he got in to politics and is derailing Mars efforts, and he bought Twitter splitting focus even more, and he's so obnoxious on there with politics I had to mute him to get only spaceflight in my feed. Hes not God, hes not the devil, hes just a human and thats all there is too it.
>>15832323
>everyone who doesnt literally worship Musk is from reddit even doe thats literally what reddit used to do until Twitter buyout and politics insert
Yeah I'm thinking fuck off, see above reply

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:15:34 2023 No.15832551 File: 415 KB, 1476x1179, IMG_2757.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832512 Still here FAGGOT. TWO MORE WEEKS.

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:15:38 2023 No.15832552
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https://twitter.com/nasaspaceflight/status/1719397356490137636
>USSF-25 will launch the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) Demonstration Rocket for Agile Cislunar Operations (DRACO). The goal of the DRACO program is to demonstrate nuclear thermal rocket in orbit.

DRACO will be launching on a ULA Vulcan in 2027.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:19:38 2023 No.15832554 >>15832549 >Im not a thunderfag I doubt that. Now stop trolling ebfore the jannies give you a vacation.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:21:48 2023 No.15832561 >>15832549 that's a lotta words, that means you lost anon

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:23:47 2023 No.15832565 >15832549 the trolls are getting more subtle.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:23:53 2023 No.15832566 File: 108 KB, 768x499, IMG_2942.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832554 I'm talking about spaceflight, and you know I'm not trolling, get in the airlock.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:25:52 2023 No.15832568 >>15832552 sure it will

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:26:19 2023 No.15832570 File: 48 KB, 640x627, biden_L.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832549 Guess I'm a musk-cock slobber then

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:27:15 2023 No.15832573 >>15831749 hmm cool is there space stuff in it

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:31:14 2023 No.15832577 >>15832497 Bezos is behind this

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:31:30 2023 No.15832578 >>15832565 lmao

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:32:29 2023 No.15832579 >>15832506 Is it going to come with redundant vehicles parked way too close to the pad?

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:33:25 2023 No.15832581
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In actual spaceflight related posting, China launched a Long March 6 with some extra solid excitement. The payload was, as always, a poorly elaborated on earth observation satellite bound for a sun-synchronous orbit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:37:39 2023 No.15832588 >>15832581 whats up with that thick smoke

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:38:42 2023 No.15832591 >>15832581 >Extra solid excitement I was expecting it to explode.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:39:50 2023 No.15832593 >>15832588 concrete dust because they forgot to turn onthe deluge

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:40:52 2023 No.15832595
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>>15832588
4 SRBs

>>15832591
I don't think China's ever has a surface level failure with their solid fuel systems. Their upper stages have fucked up a few times, but never anything that's happened close enough to the ground that you could see it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:45:54 2023 No.15832604 File: 1.22 MB, 1290x2115, IMG_9792.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Why don’t the fits go as hard? Something just feels so cheap about the stoke guys outfits https://x.com/stoke_space/status/1719514405929644122?s=46&t=ySaWSLoZU6lwZ7u03-FcBQ

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:48:11 2023 No.15832609 >>15832604 >stoke isnt apologetic about WvB Refreshing for once

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:50:54 2023 No.15832615 >>15832604 everything just looks better shot on film

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:52:24 2023 No.15832616 >>15832588 Solid motors burn aluminum powder for fuel. The powder is mixed with perchlorates (the oxidizer) and bound together with a rubbery compound. When it burns it makes alumina dust along with other nasty fucking shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:53:39 2023 No.15832618 >>15832604 Lack of shirt pockets Also the shirts are far less wrinkly & worn looking

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:55:03 2023 No.15832621 >>15832604 The 60s glasses are really clean not gonna lie

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 00:59:44 2023 No.15832628 >>15832604 The guys are too young to look really distinguished.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:02:18 2023 No.15832633 File: 991 KB, 3064x2284, wvb says.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832604 >Chinos. >Cloth belt. >No watch. >Wrinkly shirt. >Exposed buttons. >Visible undershirt. >Short tie. Hmm, don't know.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:02:38 2023 No.15832635 File: 519 KB, 2016x1512, with WalterIsaacson.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832604 I wish the "white shirt with pocket protector, tie and black pants" came back into fashion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tid44iy6Rjs

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:07:05 2023 No.15832642

>>15832189
>>15832162
at 1h mark they start talking about masks a bit and that people from LA visited starbase and they were confused why nobody was wearing a mask
musk said he was at starbase most of 2020
a few minutes later musk starts talking about ventilators and life support systems on spacecraft

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:10:33 2023 No.15832651 >>15832642 1h 12min Rogan asks about colonizing mars

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:15:52 2023 No.15832663 File: 637 KB, 1063x1796, gem.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] how many millenia until we colonize another star system? not robits, people.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:22:17 2023 No.15832675 File: 82 KB, 779x783, astronaut eva space Gemini 4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832663 About 500 years imo

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:28:12 2023 No.15832689

>>15832675
and tell me what the fuck do you expect to get all the way out there that fast, and how do you expect people to even accurately get the positions of the planets to allow for landing? how about how such a multi-generational trip will keep their priorities straight and not blow the ship up. or if the expertise needed in these trips will even last the entire trip since it needs to be taught to generation after generation.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:32:40 2023 No.15832697 >>15832689 youre right it's too hard. i dont think anyone should try to solve hard problems

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:38:25 2023 No.15832700 >>15832663 50 years if you put your brain in a robot body, anon <3_<3

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:42:35 2023 No.15832706 File: 1.11 MB, 2081x1548, Energia buran.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832604 >no grain in the image >no shirt pockets with id badges and pens >look too young >glossy ass ties All the class is gone.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:43:04 2023 No.15832707 File: 54 KB, 655x633, 007673.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1719521352820863382

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:43:32 2023 No.15832710 >>15832604 Unironically microplastics, toxins and other radical chemicals inhibiting modern human development. Just compare wrist size in both pictures.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:45:22 2023 No.15832715 >>15832663 less than 1

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:45:23 2023 No.15832716 >>15832706 Bro the furthest on the left got some rizz brah shizzzz fr fr

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:45:51 2023 No.15832718
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>>15832707
Boeing Halts Plan for Starlink Competitor
Boeing gives up an FCC license to operate a low-Earth orbiting satellite constellation, which would have involved 147 satellites.
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https://www.pcmag.com/news/boeing-halts-plan-for-starlink-competitor
> As SpaceX’s Starlink system continues to grow, Boeing has canceled plans for its own satellite internet system.
>The company told Aviation Week it gave up its FCC license to operate the satellite constellation, which would have involved 147 low-Earth orbiting satellites.
> Indeed, on Sept. 15, Boeing sent a letter to the FCC about surrendering the license, which was granted in 2021. By doing so, the company also had to pay the US government $2.2 million through a forfeiture bond.
> Boeing originally filed for the license in 2017 with the goal of serving consumers through the proposed satellite internet service. But since then, the market has drastically changed: SpaceX Starlink has nearly 5,000 satellites in orbit and is already serving over 2 million customers.
> Although Boeing is halting plans on its own satellite internet service, it still sees potential in the technology. The company’s FCC license would have allowed Boeing to beam the high-speed broadband using portions of “V-band” spectrum, which ranges from 40 to 75GHz. Last year, Boeing launched a test satellite to pilot using the V-band spectrum.

Didn't even know boeing was trying to do something like this

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:46:40 2023 No.15832720 >>15832689 give it 100 years

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:46:52 2023 No.15832721 File: 64 KB, 650x831, 007675.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1719522810333478984

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:48:21 2023 No.15832724 File: 72 KB, 659x836, 007676.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1719524655390691470 1h video coming from thunderfoot this inaccurate statement as this particular rocket is not in fact going to mars

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:49:08 2023 No.15832729 >>15832724 you seem butthurt

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:49:25 2023 No.15832730 >>15832724 thank god for deboooonkers

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:50:56 2023 No.15832736 >>15832720 >>15832715 >>15832700 >>15832675 ntiwits

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:51:38 2023 No.15832738 File: 65 KB, 750x422, 1698459957147931.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15831797 VELY implessive

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:52:02 2023 No.15832739 >>15832663 Anon, we are a colony world.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 01:53:52 2023 No.15832741 >>15832729 another musk lie debunked how does this snake oil salesman keep getting away with it?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:02:24 2023 No.15832753 >>15832741 half of /sfg/ is paid shills

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:03:27 2023 No.15832755 File: 1.11 MB, 1920x1173, 1633533291930.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832753 No, it's just me but I account for half the posts on /sfg/

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:05:09 2023 No.15832756 the is an open letter to Elon Musk I am ready and willing to accept SpaceX stock options as my payment for shilling the company and its products on double u double u double u dot boards dot 4channel dot org slash sci slash sfg AKA spaceflight general

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:06:47 2023 No.15832759 File: 681 KB, 683x1024, 1623431381265.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832755 ULA Chads, are we back?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:07:19 2023 No.15832760 >>15831835 I have never seen a soyuz do a bouncing barrel roll like that after the landing lmao.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:11:17 2023 No.15832765 File: 30 KB, 628x628, FOR FREEEE.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832756 but you'll still do it FOR FREEEEEEE

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:12:52 2023 No.15832766 >>15832759 ULA is for sale.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:14:06 2023 No.15832768 >>15832760 It's like the retro propulsive bit only worked on one side and flipped the capsule.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:15:02 2023 No.15832770 >>15832766 if /sfg/ pools its money and credit card caps together, could we conceivably buy ULA?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:16:50 2023 No.15832772 >>15832760 insects have tough exoskeletons, you'd be surprised how much of a beating they can take

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:18:13 2023 No.15832774

Fusion propulsion will start being used in space within 50 years maximum.
450 years of subsequent continuous improvement and industrialization of the solar system, I have no doubt that human interstellar ships capable of 1% c cruise will exist, and a human population arriving at proxima centauri will be possible prior to 3023.
Also, even if the ships use 99% of their total delta V budget just to cross space and capture at the target star, it would still have over 60 km/s of delta V leftover for maneuvering in-system. This is a huge amount, easily more than enough to intercept with a target earth-sized object, capture, and circularize, then do it again multiple more times. In real life though the ship would spend a few years studying the new star system from high above the ecliptic before picking an easy-access target with lots of volatiles (like a gas giant moon system, a Mars or smaller sized rocky planet with ice, an asteroid belt, even a kuiper belt analog) to transfer to and start mining. First items on the to do list are collecting fusion fuel like deuterium (which removes all practical limitations on delta V budget) and starting construction of more spinning habitats (and growing the new colony in general).

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:20:19 2023 No.15832776 >>15832768 Nah it just came down moving sideways at 30 mph

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:22:37 2023 No.15832780 >>15832770 Supposedly, Boeing/Lockheed put a $5B price tag on the whole works, but I've heard some estimates that it'd be worth less than $2B. Good bargaining skills are as important as a healthy credit line.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:23:53 2023 No.15832782 REPORT IN LADS ANY ASTRONAUT COSTUMES SPOTTED TONIGHT? ALIENS?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:28:05 2023 No.15832789 File: 1.18 MB, 720x1280, Dancing SLS.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832782

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:29:06 2023 No.15832790 >>15832782 I saw someone walking around campus in a peanut butter jelly time costume. The youth are a doomed nation.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:29:29 2023 No.15832791 >>15832780 cheap whore damn. Guess BO will take it

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:46:27 2023 No.15832800 >>15832774 >words words words didnt read

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:49:35 2023 No.15832802

>>15832791
I kinda hope they do. Lockheed or Northrop would just be old space with slightly more straightforward management, and I don't know how someone like L3Harris or Amazon are supposed to improve the corporation. If Blue buys ULA the BE-4 gets a lot cheaper and Aerojet can get cut out completely if you replace the RL-10CX with a BE-3U or BE-7 cluster. A more powerful upper stage engine would mean that most missions would need fewer boosters so you'd need to pay less money to Northrop. It won't make Vulcan competitive enough to put real pressure on Falcon, but it's the best that it could possibly get.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:50:31 2023 No.15832804 >>15832782 I didn't go outside

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 02:58:38 2023 No.15832809

>>15832032
Kill wildlife. Behead wildlife. Roundhouse kick a wildlife into the concrete. Slam dunk a wildlife baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy wildlife. Defecate in a wildlifes food. Launch wildlife into the sun. Stir fry wildlife in a wok. Toss wildlife into active volcanoes. Urinate into a wildlifes gas tank. Judo throw niggers into a wood chipper. Twist wildlifes heads off. Report wildlife to the IRS. Karate chop wildlife in half. Curb stomp pregnant black wildlife. Trap wildlife in quicksand. Crush wildlife in the trash compactor. Liquefy wildlife in a vat of acid. Eat wildlife. Dissect wildlife. Exterminate niggers in the gas chamber. Stomp wildlife skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate wildlife in the oven. Lobotomize wildlife. Mandatory abortions for niggers. Grind wildlife fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown wildlife in fried chicken grease. Vaporize wildlife with a ray gun. Kick old wildlife down the stairs. Feed wildlife to niggers. Slice wildlife with a katana.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:01:51 2023 No.15832812 >>15832282 My life for Elon! But first your life for Elon!

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:04:04 2023 No.15832814 >>15832461 Or perhaps he's wondering why someone would shoot a man, before throwing him out of a spaceplane.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:07:51 2023 No.15832815 >>15832782 no astros no aliens but all the kids who showed up at my house for candy were unattended little girls so I'm pretty sure the rothschilds are manipulating my surroundings again

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:11:55 2023 No.15832818 >>15832782 >>15832815 only 1 fat kid showed up at my house last year, so this year i bought a bag of chocolates and ate the whole thing and shut off all my outside lights

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:28:56 2023 No.15832852 >>15832818 you are the fat kid that showed up this year

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:33:26 2023 No.15832859 >>15832663 ten thousand years and five thousand of those years will be travel

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:34:40 2023 No.15832864 >>15832852 yeah

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:37:21 2023 No.15832872 >>15832859 You are supposing a top speed of just 130 km/s?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:42:29 2023 No.15832881 >>15832872 no, the first colonized system will not be proxima

Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:44:34 2023 No.15832884

>>15832859
>>15832872
Sorry, more like 300 km/s. Still, question stands. Why so slow? Or rather, why do you think that we would be limited to propulsion technology in the specific impulse range of modern experimental electric thrusters (19300 Isp) that far in the future?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:45:35 2023 No.15832887 >>15832881 why stretch this out over multiple posts, just complete your argument in one post please

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:48:22 2023 No.15832891 >>15832887 I'm shitposting, the whole question is a shitpost. How can anyone predict the future of interstellar travel?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:49:47 2023 No.15832894 >>15832891 You're in /sfg/, the only thing we do here is try to predict the future of spaceflight.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:51:00 2023 No.15832897 File: 589 KB, 1450x2400, astra_spooky.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] happy halloween !

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:52:00 2023 No.15832900 >>15832894 >>15832894 Easily confused with shitposting see image >>15832011

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:52:35 2023 No.15832901 >>15832897 Aww

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:55:28 2023 No.15832911 >>15832894 we can predict the technologies, timescales will always be more of a social organization issue. If the entire world tried to build an interstellar ark with even 10% of net production it would probably, in principle, be done today.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 03:56:20 2023 No.15832915 File: 171 KB, 1500x2160, 1698810972958.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:08:43 2023 No.15832945 >>15832897 Damn this is really cute

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:14:01 2023 No.15832957 File: 6 KB, 299x169, download.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832755 ok take my sandwich just pls don't kill me

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:15:17 2023 No.15832959 >>15832770 we could all go die in transit to mars tomorrow with even the simplest rocket

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:18:16 2023 No.15832961 >>15832959 if you think you wont die, you will live

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:20:55 2023 No.15832964 >>15832961 whats ur plan to survive maybe we can grow mushrooms !!

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:24:49 2023 No.15832971 >>15832964 grow potatoes in our poop

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:25:54 2023 No.15832974 >>15832971 how do we prepare the regolith

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:27:42 2023 No.15832975 >>15832964 plump helmet wine for all

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:29:31 2023 No.15832977 >>15832964 fifteen thousand bags of unmarked white paste

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:32:22 2023 No.15832980 >>15832964 most likely we will eat high estrogen content beans, grow breasts, and nurture each other with one another's milk

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:34:57 2023 No.15832983 the 4ASS mars program, 4MASS perhaps

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:45:15 2023 No.15832997 >>15832983 four my ass

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:52:23 2023 No.15833004 >>15832980 i wanna b a girl on mars

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:53:32 2023 No.15833005 >>15833004 I will be your man on Mars, little girl

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:54:12 2023 No.15833006 >>15833004 we can be girls on urf too

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 04:54:48 2023 No.15833007 File: 9 KB, 269x187, download (3).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] okay, all of us have to cram into this. Good thing this thread only has 102 posters haha

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:03:01 2023 No.15833012 >>15833007 Anyone who seriously tries designing an interplanetary spacecraft based on Cygnus needs to be loaded into one and shot straight into the sun

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:03:01 2023 No.15833013 File: 64 KB, 1000x703, 1_CS0I-bEyLaXez6eiqB9aJg.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:06:08 2023 No.15833015 >>15833007 god yes unnf

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:06:46 2023 No.15833016 I call the reentry capsule

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:25:45 2023 No.15833031 >>15832724 Show this tweet to the authorities in case they catch you trying to stow away on Starship.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:39:01 2023 No.15833041 >>15832980 that doesn't sound peaty, peatbros..

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:39:10 2023 No.15833042 >>15832983 The motto? DUO SEPTIMANAS

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:53:19 2023 No.15833048 >>15833007 /sfg/ can fit in a regular Starship

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:54:41 2023 No.15833049 File: 39 KB, 808x805, your McVision subscription has expired please insert 3 FedCoin to continue.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832897 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 05:55:51 2023 No.15833051 File: 51 KB, 730x413, kgch_1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15833048 Shut your mouth or we're taking the zond

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 06:09:40 2023 No.15833057 "I'm pro environment, but..." - Elon Musk

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 06:19:42 2023 No.15833066 File: 28 KB, 418x447, redstone.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 06:24:17 2023 No.15833068 not a single trick-or-treater checked the front door, turns out the porch light had burned out ah well

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 06:26:09 2023 No.15833071 >>15833068 rip. Haven't seen one in years

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 07:12:47 2023 No.15833115 >>15832980 >>15833004 >>15833006 Kys tranny

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 07:16:25 2023 No.15833117 File: 21 KB, 604x524, IMG_2944.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15833115 Tsmt

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 08:44:42 2023 No.15833176 File: 24 KB, 800x800, 1637376354176.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15832897 these comics are Astra's main legacy that will remain as a footnote in history

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 10:11:10 2023 No.15833237 it's over

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 10:14:32 2023 No.15833240 the economy is in the shitter, create more space jobs

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 10:20:10 2023 No.15833243 >>15833240 There are enough people in the space sector. Just let the shitters fail so their workers can be gainfully employed.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:01:18 2023 No.15833276 >>15832974 You poop in it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:22:06 2023 No.15833298 Have we broken the two week barrier?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:28:41 2023 No.15833303 File: 55 KB, 1270x724, 2 weeks chart.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15833298 Never ever

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:29:04 2023 No.15833304 File: 26 KB, 360x135, gn.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] FWS?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:30:15 2023 No.15833305 >>15833304 who's that?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:31:35 2023 No.15833306 >>15833305 professional tankwatcher

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:35:27 2023 No.15833311 >>15833304 link the tweet you nigger

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:41:08 2023 No.15833316 >>15833311 >>15833305 https://x.com/DJEsmeraldMusic/status/1719649625022333212

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:47:05 2023 No.15833326 Staging >>15833325 >>15833325 >>15833325

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 1 11:48:18 2023 No.15833327 File: 27 KB, 382x383, 007677.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15833316

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