I just wish they would settle on convex vs. concave earth profiles....when looking back at the second stage engine....Wheres the flat earth dude? Has he chimed in lately?
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I just wish they would settle on convex vs. concave earth profiles....when looking back at the second stage engine....Wheres the flat earth dude? Has he chimed in lately?
astronauts are obviously keto and don't make poops, duhwhat happens if you have to take an emergency poo
Yeah, it's ridiculous.Is it only me that’s wondering why we’re supposed to be creaming ourselves because a private company (led by a South African) did what NASA did 59yrs ago?
This is how I spend most of my days.I'd be so nervous I'd have to wear a diaper
Yuuuuup!Is it only me that’s wondering why we’re supposed to be creaming ourselves because a private company did what NASA did 59yrs ago?
They wear diapers...I'd be so nervous I'd have to wear a diaper
You can see them from down here if the weather is right.We were camping down in Big Sur two years ago in early October. Kirk Creek. Late afternoon, clear and calm. There had been an early full moon rising so we saw this bright light through the tress to the south. Thought it was the moon coming up. Then we realized it was moving way too fast. Space X launch out of Vandenberg. We watched that thing go up, do the first stage separation and saw the 2nd stage kick in. Didn't actually know what it was until we talked to some locals the next morning. That was cool...
astronauts are obviously keto and don't make poops, duh
The space station wasn't there 59 years ago. The technology blows away what NASA has done at a fraction of the cost, the rockets are multi-use, the list goes on. I think part of it is also eventual commercial space travel that Russia has done, which could be crazy lucrative. Also, there's stuff up there that robots can't do, and it's a step towards whatever the next breakthrough might be. I think it's neat-o.Is it only me that’s wondering why we’re supposed to be creaming ourselves because a private company did what NASA did 59yrs ago?
I've heard stories about the guys on one of the Apollo missions leaving their poopie bags in strategic locations to fcuk with the other guys.If it's during launch, at 6+ gees, it ends up in your spaceboots.
Almost completely analog technology. Computing power = to an Apple +. Slide rules and HP pocket calculators. Pretty freakin impressive. And it worked. Multiple times.Is it only me that’s wondering why we’re supposed to be creaming ourselves because a private company did what NASA did 59yrs ago?
$60,000,000. per day is what NASA gets of our tax dollars....my money....your money.Yuuuuup!
We aren't going to live on Mars or even the Moon.
Without having to figure out how humans can live long-term w/o or mimicking gravity, we'll NEVER live in outer space.
I guess if becoming a jellyfish without a spine (kinda like Cheeto))... sorry, had to throw that one in.
We as humans will never survive outside of our Mother Earth. Oh, I forgot, we also need something called OXYGEN to live.
Let's spend the $$ to save our planet.
IMO, by the time we have the tech to go to another planet, we will have already killed ourselves by over population/pandemics/starvation/global warming, etc.
Good luck all! $hit is getting real as I type. LA is starting to look like Rodney King time.
Did you also notice the pre latch-up jets used to maneuver the capsule? Noticed how they shoot out like they would down on the ground....a little jet of propellant or compressed gas? Problem is the environment at 250 miles is a really low low low pressure one of infinite volume.....and the gas upon exit would dissipate in every direction....similar to the way the blast off plume broadens the higher it gets.....except worse. So....what are the little jets pushing against again? PS: Don't show me a little rocket in a small vacuum chamber exhibiting propulsion.....'cause once the rocket ignites the vacuum is gone....and the gas pressure rises considerably. Not same same.I must be an anal retentive asshole, but I kept noticing how that red seal looked like shoddy workmanship. And it looked like they covered bolts with sparkle and forgot to sand them.
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