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Pastorbottle
·Just your name??????
How much are they charging for that dubious honor?
How much are they charging for that dubious honor?
The Commercial - and now general space travel - Thread (No Politics Allowed)
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"Just your name??????
How much are they charging for that dubious honor?
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ghce
·Probably the reason you don't stick your name on a pen drive etc
NASA Scientist Debunks Claims That Interstellar Object Comet 3I/Atlas Is An Advanced Alien Spacecraft | IFLScience https://share.google/LfPhjaPDz4xcuFweW
NASA Scientist Debunks Claims That Interstellar Object Comet 3I/Atlas Is An Advanced Alien Spacecraft | IFLScience https://share.google/LfPhjaPDz4xcuFweW
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"Space changes how we see Earth
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··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"
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vbrad26
·Well this one was pretty exciting. Didn't think it was going to stick the landing!
Congrats to Blue Origin!
Congrats to Blue Origin!
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SpeedyPhill
·The Way Of The Future...
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DoctorEvil
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I must admit though, for a mission to Mars timekeeping would probably be the least of their problems. How to keep the crew alive for almost two years? Oxygen supply? Power supply? Water supply? Food? Grow their own food on board? Recycle waste water to water food plants? How to minimise muscle wasting and osteoporosis during prolonged space flight? Lots of things to think about...
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vbrad26
·Not "space travel" but close enough...
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"
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hen
·May I ask which magazine or book this paragraph if from?
I must admit though, for a mission to Mars timekeeping would probably be the least of their problems. How to keep the crew alive for almost two years? Oxygen supply? Power supply? Water supply? Food? Grow their own food on board? Recycle waste water to water food plants? How to minimise muscle wasting and osteoporosis during prolonged space flight? Lots of things to think about...
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"
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When knowledge is threatened you know the barbarians have breached the defenses!
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hen
·This phenomenon was observed in the extreme north of Norway last night. It grounded air traffic and are suspected to be a SpaceX launch.
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"
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vbrad26
·Damn that's wild. I saw the pictures, but did not have that context.
Pretty amazing!
Pretty amazing!
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·Also, Artemis 2 made it to the pad over the weekend!
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"
Very jealous of your location. I'd love to see the launch, but it's a guess as to actual launch date. Seems unlikely they'll hit the February window without delays. Seems like we'd have to be willing to camp out for awhile.
What do you think? 200k spectators? 250k?
