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🧵 /sfg/ - Spaceflight General

Anonymous No. 16375672

Dawn EVA Edition

Previous - >>16373880

Anonymous No. 16375674

rook is a cool dude

Anonymous No. 16375677

>>16375674
Agree

Anonymous No. 16375681

>Trump edition

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Anonymous No. 16375683

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1834104672975740994

Stream starts in 1.5h, spacewalk in 2.5h

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Anonymous No. 16375684

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgN373ZDtJg

Anonymous No. 16375686

>>16375681
You just know hes seething

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Anonymous No. 16375687

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIam99L4vf4

Anonymous No. 16375688

Dragon is like Gemini in the best ways.
>cheap
>reliable
>LEO space station bus
>free flying EVA host
>testbed for deep space missions

Orion looks like dogshit compared to Apollo. It's old, clunky, uncomfortable inside, and has an undersized propulsion system. A real successor spacecraft would be the size of Orion CM + Orion ESM + ICPS all together. If only EUS hadn't been cripplingly late.

Anonymous No. 16375689

>>16375686
lol I was shitposting lmao

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Anonymous No. 16375690

First for space kisses.

Anonymous No. 16375692

>>16375683
Are they in deep space? I think not.

Anonymous No. 16375693

the girls have wiiiillddd hair in dragon. I like it

Anonymous No. 16375694

>>16375683
livestream with actual camera for the space walk would be epic, both livestream version and post-production movie

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Anonymous No. 16375696

https://x.com/PolarisProgram/status/1834035322608328747

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>>16375696

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>>16375697

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>>16375698

Anonymous No. 16375701

>>16375700
HAIR

Anonymous No. 16375702

...would a narrower nozzle (not the cone, although the cone does kinda matter, but rather the actual exhaust hole) make it faster or slower since while it is shitting out more pressure, its also getting rid of less fuel

Anonymous No. 16375703

>>16375700
god i cant wait until someone posts a memoir of sweet forbidden space sex

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Anonymous No. 16375708

>>16375688
Yeah this is way more like what I'd expect from a real spaceship with real delta-V. Drop the AJ10 and propellant tanks for ~20t mass savings, add another 10t of hydrolox propellant, and spend the rest on bigger tanks, more solar+batteries, and active cryocooling. Of course then you'd need an LEO hydrolox depot to get to the moon and back, but hey, then the whole spacecraft is arbitrarily reusable if you can solve hydrogen embrittlement!

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Anonymous No. 16375714

Just watched a movie to avoid the wait and they're still not walking.

Anonymous No. 16375715

>>16375702
If you make it too narrow the pressure backs up into the combustion chamber and your engine explodes.

Anonymous No. 16375720

anyone still up

Anonymous No. 16375722

>>16375714
it's another 2 hours from now, duh. go watch another movie

Anonymous No. 16375723

https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OyJAZnwZqLxb

Anonymous No. 16375724

>>16375722
It was 55 mins to go when I started it.

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Anonymous No. 16375725

>>16375701
>>16375700
cant wait til everyone just uses a gallon of hairgel like in the Expanse

Anonymous No. 16375731

>>16375725
Why's her neck looking like tony stark in IM2?

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Anonymous No. 16375735

https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1yNGagwjlOdxj

Anonymous No. 16375736

>>16375702
Raptor 2/3 went with a wider throat for greater mass flow but a slight loss of ISP. The greater thrust being worth it for a rocket stationary at sea level.

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Anonymous No. 16375737

>>16375688
>LEO space station bus
We were robbed

Anonymous No. 16375739

this promo vid is so corpo-garbo

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Anonymous No. 16375740

??????

Anonymous No. 16375742

>>16375740
who is ast, and why do i think theyre arianne space tompany?

Anonymous No. 16375743

cringe host on AST

Anonymous No. 16375747

>>16375742
ASTS Space mobile, not affiliated with Arianne

Anonymous No. 16375750

>>16375747
space jnternef is iffy? Who fuckin knew?

ahyways call me back when they start mining asteroids

Anonymous No. 16375753

2 minutes to launch

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Anonymous No. 16375754

>>16375723
>https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OyJAZnwZqLxb
live

Anonymous No. 16375755

>>16375754
>Polaris Dawn Mission | EVA

Anonymous No. 16375756

watch this one, it's rtls

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Anonymous No. 16375757

>>16375702
>since while it is shitting out more pressure
Once your flow goes supersonic, the opposite actually happens. Delightfully counterintuitive

Anonymous No. 16375758

fags. This thread was beautiful. You have great minds. Pity you couldn't harness the pain. In effort to tolerate it. Cause you didn't have a good start.

Anonymous No. 16375759

>>16375758
bot?

Anonymous No. 16375760

he's about to get away with it again

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Anonymous No. 16375761

we live

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Anonymous No. 16375764

>>16375754
restream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ihegyuQwQg

Anonymous No. 16375765

F9 1st stage landed. nice view coming in.

Anonymous No. 16375766

>>16375761
Here we go

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>>16375761
>>16375754
>>16375723
actual footage started 5mins ago

Anonymous No. 16375768

How much longer until I can escape the dumbasses running our civilization into the ground? There's nowhere left to run on earth.

Anonymous No. 16375770

mmmm Kate https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=polarisdawn

Anonymous No. 16375771

>>16375700
Imagine the smell

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Anonymous No. 16375772

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834154037606056327

Anonymous No. 16375773

>>16375764
>watching a pajeet restream

Anonymous No. 16375774

no one watched the landing but me? come on its not THAT routine yet

Anonymous No. 16375775

5:58 a.m. ET.
56 min until spacewalk

Anonymous No. 16375776

>>16375774
I was watching it but it just happened to overlap with the start of the EVA stream so it's understandable

Anonymous No. 16375777

>>16375773
a youtube restream is practically mandatory with how abysmal video-scrubbing is on x

Anonymous No. 16375778

Who would have thought someone from Shane's family would become an astronaut

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16375779

Bros, imagine a kikeless and niggerless world.

Anonymous No. 16375780

>helmet cam
wtf

Anonymous No. 16375782

the two women look eerily similar outside of their hair

Anonymous No. 16375783

>walker
>won't be on the spacewalk

Anonymous No. 16375784

>>16375782
Both are hags.

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Anonymous No. 16375785

>>16375783

Anonymous No. 16375786

>>16375784
would both (in the name of science and space exploration)

Anonymous No. 16375787

>>16375786
I would in the name of love.

Anonymous No. 16375788

reminder, first new *US Eva suit in 43 years!

Anonymous No. 16375789

kate is quite cute today

Anonymous No. 16375790

The all-black flightsuits are /fa/

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Anonymous No. 16375793

Why is X still shit, bros? It was supposed to be the everything app.

Anonymous No. 16375794

>>16375791
>12 minute EVA
A nothingberger. What's with all the hype?

Anonymous No. 16375795

>>16375779
not gonna happen, forced diversity will be present on mars too
elon isn't immune to jew bullshit

Anonymous No. 16375796

>>16375793
Give it two more weeks

Anonymous No. 16375797

>>16375794
private company doing an EVA with a new suit. it's a step towards walking on the moon again.
>you all really don't think SpaceX is going to use Axiom suits, right?

Anonymous No. 16375798

>>16375794
They might die.

Anonymous No. 16375799

>>16375794
it shows this is possible, tests all the systems

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Anonymous No. 16375800

cute drawing

Anonymous No. 16375801

Man, Isaacman is getting cooler by the day

Anonymous No. 16375802

>>16375794
Ever watch Mars Attacks?

Anonymous No. 16375803

I wonder why they didn't try this on ISS, on an Axiom mission.

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Anonymous No. 16375804

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1834157805642903636

Anonymous No. 16375806

>>16375797
Would it be as simple as adding a life support backpack to it?

Anonymous No. 16375808

>>16375793
>mpv https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OyJAZnwZqLxb
works on my machine

Anonymous No. 16375809

with what suit?

Anonymous No. 16375810

Can you imagine a tethered EVA with Starship on lunar orbit ?

Anonymous No. 16375811

>>16375806
would need way more than that. the Apollo moon suits were absolutely incredible

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Anonymous No. 16375813

>>16375810
No, only because ive never 0g'd before. Would love to, though. The moon is very pretty

Anonymous No. 16375814

SpX : The crew has been in what’s known as pre-breathe since shortly after their arrival in space, which prepares them for the environment inside the EVA suits by gradually lowering Dragon’s cabin pressure and increasing the oxygen concentration

Anonymous No. 16375816

The guy with the right stuff will stay strapped to his seat while a pencil pusher girl goes outside. I guess he is used to being ever so slightly mogged since he was assigned to an F-16 and not an air superiority fighter.

Anonymous No. 16375818

>>16375808
Fuck sake its difficult to troubleshoot online because nobody calls it Twitter now, and searching "mpv x cannot stream" is not helpful

Anonymous No. 16375819

>>16375779
>>>/pol/

Anonymous No. 16375821

>>16375816
Jared gets to do all the cool stuff by default so he never had a chance

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16375822

>>16375779
No kikes on Mars but there are a few nigs
There are always a few

Anonymous No. 16375823

>>16375818
Its because you created a fake problem and want to claim its a problem that no one can report on. Its your own problem.

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Anonymous No. 16375824

>overview effect
Enough with that popsci bullshit

Anonymous No. 16375825

>muh Overview Effect
Yawn

Anonymous No. 16375826

>>16375818
It works with mpv + yt-dlp
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp

Anonymous No. 16375827

>>16375821
there will be additional missions

Anonymous No. 16375828

>>16375825
>>16375824
don't be lame

Anonymous No. 16375829

>that timepiece floating in space
i need a high quality webm of it

Anonymous No. 16375833

>>16375827
And Jared is on all of them and will get to do all of the important things because he's funding everything

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Anonymous No. 16375836

>>16375824
it's real but it's gay to bring attention to something so personal and contemplative with an edited compilation of 'inspiring' quotes and music
reminds me of William Shatner's profound experience being interrupted by Jeff Who's champagne spray

Anonymous No. 16375837

>What was that?
oh shit, Ramirez is outside

Anonymous No. 16375838

Guys have you ever thought about how fragile the Earth is? That thin layer of atmosphere is all that stands between us and the void.
Is there a name for this feeling?

Anonymous No. 16375840

>>16375838
overview effect

Anonymous No. 16375841

>>16375838
aware

Anonymous No. 16375842

>>16375836
God that was so disrespectful. Shat powered through it well though.

Anonymous No. 16375843

>>16375833
if they build space stations, moon bases etc there will be plenty to do
this is probably the start of a private human spaceflight programme that will continue to Starship and then missions with that
I wouldn't be surprised if Kidd is the commander of some future mission

Anonymous No. 16375844

>hundreds of steps to do a spacewalk
That's bullshit isn't it? You pre-breathe, pull on the suit, and off you go. It's not like you have to do quicktime events to not die.

Anonymous No. 16375846

>>16375844
space is hard (no really though)

Anonymous No. 16375847

>>16375843
i.e. Kidd commander, Rooki Isaacman not even going necessarily to every one

Anonymous No. 16375848

>>16375844
those have substeps

Anonymous No. 16375849

>>16375844
you're in space for 5 days for a 40 min EVA. might as well take it slow.

Anonymous No. 16375851

I didn't follow everything, but does Dragon have an airlock room, or does the whole capsule gets to be a vacuum?

Anonymous No. 16375852

>>16375851
all vacuum.

Anonymous No. 16375853

>>16375851
the latter

Anonymous No. 16375854

>>16375851
the whole capsule is evacuated

Anonymous No. 16375856

>/ourguy/ Thunderf00t not streaming
Anyone know if he is streaming on his patreon? I got a new card and had to cancel my sub till my new card is in. I would love to see his take debunking this, Nasa space flight is too much of musk suckers to listen to this garbo with

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Anonymous No. 16375857

>>16375842
>It was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered
>The contrast between the vicious coldness of space and the warm nurturing of Earth below filled me with overwhelming sadness
>It filled me with dread. My trip to space was supposed to be a celebration; instead, it felt like a funeral.

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Anonymous No. 16375859

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834158499418570910

Anonymous No. 16375860

>>16375857
Kirk was way tougher than Shatner

Anonymous No. 16375861

>>16375852
>>16375853
>>16375854
Damn that sounds scary, I doubt anything can go wrong but said like that it sounds prone to fuck ups

Anonymous No. 16375862

>>16375859
Mouf now faggot

Anonymous No. 16375864

>>16375857
we need more artists and entertainers in space

Anonymous No. 16375865

>>16375843
>This is probably the start of private human spaceflight program.
Gosh no shit. Almost like there are commercial space stations in development that will need private astronauts to man them.
>Starship
Not for space station crew ferrying. Way too huge for current and near term stations. Starship is really only good for moon/mars missions in terms of crew missions.

Anonymous No. 16375866

>>16375856
just play any (any at all) of his videos on the background, doesn't matter which one you choose
you are going to get a similar experience

Anonymous No. 16375867

>>16375864
we need more blacks and women in space

Anonymous No. 16375868

>>16375864
Shatner should have been the commander of Dear Moon, not that Jap dweeb

Anonymous No. 16375869

>>16375864
>we'll never have Steve Aoki throwing cakes at Tim Dodt in 0G while orbiting the moon

Anonymous No. 16375871

>>16375867
big titty women

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Anonymous No. 16375872

almost 500k watchers, don't Starship launches usually have much more?

Anonymous No. 16375873

EVA when
I thought they were going outside in 15 minutes

Anonymous No. 16375874

>>16375871
>thicc babes in the skintight SpaceX suit V3
I'm in

Anonymous No. 16375875

>>16375865
yes, so this is just the first in a long string of things that will happen, Kidd will have plenty of missions in the future

Anonymous No. 16375876

>>16375873
soon

Anonymous No. 16375878

>>16375873
two weeks

Anonymous No. 16375879

>>16375864
Musk could sponsor a DearMoon but not take faggots (and not go himself of course)

Anonymous No. 16375880

more than 4 people on a dragon when?

Anonymous No. 16375881

>>16375866
I miss his live ones, The last starship launch was way better with his commentary.

Anonymous No. 16375882

fucking jumpscare

Anonymous No. 16375883

LMAO they are selling Mars again.

Anonymous No. 16375884

>>16375873
end of November, need to consult with the FWS

Anonymous No. 16375885

>>16375864
where's the fucking movie tom cruise
xenu and the galactic confederacy are waiting

Anonymous No. 16375886

cool vid of the suit lab

Anonymous No. 16375887

>>16375882
kek

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Anonymous No. 16375888

>>16375881
I'm sorry, you're retarded

Anonymous No. 16375889

>>16375883
I'll take it. How much?

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Anonymous No. 16375890

copper reflective on faceplate

did they say something about some tape on the body itself to reflect electrical fields?

Anonymous No. 16375891

How do you deal with the fact that you'll never do anything this notable or cool in life?

Anonymous No. 16375892

>>16375880
Never. There isn't enough room for both cargo and more than 4 people.

Don't worry though. As commercial space grows larger crew vehicles will be inevitable.

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Anonymous No. 16375893

>SpaceX already recognising Mars as independent

Anonymous No. 16375894

I hope that faggot Mark Hamill is seething at SpaceX for using the name Skywalker

Anonymous No. 16375895

>>16375893
-ACK

Anonymous No. 16375896

>>16375893
That clause has been in the starlink EULA for years.

Anonymous No. 16375897

>>16375893
based alpha centauri anon

Anonymous No. 16375898

>>16375891
I am a useless human. I am content with dying alone and unloved.

Anonymous No. 16375899

>>16375891
buy a big telescope (10' minimum - ~1-2000$) and start exploring the ether on your own . Thats cool

Anonymous No. 16375900

>>16375893
Honorary Zeon Elon Musk is not what I expected today (it was a chocolate fudge brownie), but nice.

Anonymous No. 16375901

>>16375893
Old news

Anonymous No. 16375902

>>16375891
i've done both tho

Anonymous No. 16375903

>>16375893
>book a flight to Mars
>congrats you're sex slave now

Anonymous No. 16375905

Are they wearing underwears in the suit? Imagine getting hit by your (women) (female) colleague's bare ass when changing in zero G ahah

Anonymous No. 16375906

These scam streams are relentless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBqgdvQu-tg

Anonymous No. 16375907

>>16375903
acceptable tradeoff.

Anonymous No. 16375908

>dragon will fly over my house during EVA

Anonymous No. 16375909

8 mins

Anonymous No. 16375910

>>16375909
It'll be delayed because isaacman's fat ass isn't fitting

Anonymous No. 16375911

>>16375908
>A DRAGON JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE
and he wouldn't even be lying

Anonymous No. 16375912

>>16375890
To prevent any electrical infetterence

Anonymous No. 16375913

>not a single skyrim joke talking about dragon

ONE
FUCKING
JOB

Anonymous No. 16375914

>>16375913
Fuck off, Todd

Anonymous No. 16375915

>>16375913
>his vocab is limited to skyrim

Anonymous No. 16375916

>>16375903
first come first serve
should have trusted musk and gone on the colony establishment flight

Anonymous No. 16375917

>>16375873
Somehow they forgot one suit
So they need to figure out a way to use one suit for two people

Anonymous No. 16375918

>uhmmm achtuakly it's 1 hour away from the walk not like our timer says, please donate!

This is why thunderf00t streams are objectively better in facts and commentary

Anonymous No. 16375919

>>16375873
You should know how long it takes women to get ready to go out.

Anonymous No. 16375920

>>16375919
kek

Anonymous No. 16375921

>EVA will be performed at the perigee (~200km)

LAME

Anonymous No. 16375922

Ev1 glove issues lmao

Anonymous No. 16375923

>>16375922
This is why we test.

Anonymous No. 16375924

>>16375913
>not a single imagine dragons joke
ONE
FUCKING
JOB
>This is it, the van allen belt
>woah
>I'm radioactive
>radioactive

Anonymous No. 16375925

>no video
it's scared

Anonymous No. 16375926

>>16375919
kek
>you told me you'd be ready 10 MINUTES AGO FUCK

Anonymous No. 16375927

We rotation now

Anonymous No. 16375928

wow, they nominally rotated some seats

Anonymous No. 16375929

>"2 decimal one eight. Suits at 8.6psia section 3 one point for gag tummy ips amoled shit

SHOW ME LIVE VIEWS NOW

Anonymous No. 16375930

"Support-1" is first loser

Anonymous No. 16375931

>>16375928
HUNDREDS OF STEPS

Anonymous No. 16375932

>women on spaceships
ngmi

Anonymous No. 16375933

>>16375930
>Psh, nothing personnel, Kidd...

Anonymous No. 16375934

So the 4 of them have to be on a pressurized suit since there is no hatch, right?

Anonymous No. 16375935

They call him the Poteet Kid

Anonymous No. 16375936

LIVE VIEWS

Anonymous No. 16375937

is he deceased ?

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Anonymous No. 16375939

>>16375937
No just sleeping

Anonymous No. 16375940

>>16375937
heem sleepy

Anonymous No. 16375941

Knowing myself that'd be the moment when i get hit with a oncoming diarrhea

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Anonymous No. 16375942

Why doesn't Ecks have a large view mode like Youtube?

Anonymous No. 16375944

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834170296955535489
>Deployment of all five BlueBird satellites confirmed
SpaceX's multitasking ability is unmatched

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Anonymous No. 16375945

>>16375942
use PIP

Anonymous No. 16375946

>>16375938
>masks aren't on
Are americans ACTUALLY this dumb? Space has no O2 even me in Malaysia knows this.

Anonymous No. 16375947

Do we get a picture a the HUD?

Anonymous No. 16375948

Helmet cams let's go

Anonymous No. 16375949

>>16375946
Covid is over vaxxie, they don't need no masks

Anonymous No. 16375950

>>16375942
use yt-dlp+mpv

Anonymous No. 16375951

>>16375941
>prrrzzzrrrzrzrzrzr
>"whats that smell my god open the door"
>"Dragon is still at full pressure"
>"omg i cant stand the smell *open the hatch*"
>*pssssss wooop*
>*Jared flying into the darkness forever *

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>>16375951

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>>16375942
Use pip and resize to your hearts content.

Anonymous No. 16375956

>they finally go out
>look at the camera
>show a small paper
>"follow this qr code to buy some cheap etherum from sapceX!"

Anonymous No. 16375957

>>16375945
>>16375955
Looks blurry get your shit together Elon

Anonymous No. 16375958

>>16375956
kek

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Anonymous No. 16375959

>>16375951
Dark Star vibe

Anonymous No. 16375960

>>16375942
here
https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=polarisdawn

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Anonymous No. 16375962

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834171262756946205

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>>16375956
>They finally go out
>Turn on helmet cam
>Hand reaches off camera...

Anonymous No. 16375964

>>16375962
SHOW US THE HUD.

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Anonymous No. 16375967

>Jared gets out the hatch
>Takes the Ipad from inside Dragon
>Takes a photo
>shows to the camera live
>"Look , its flat , i knew it"

Anonymous No. 16375968

shouldnt they have visors closed lmao

Anonymous No. 16375969

The helmets look so thin and flimsy, crazy to think it will stand the vacuum of space

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Anonymous No. 16375970

visor down first!

Anonymous No. 16375971

>>16375964
it was shown in one of the clips, posted in the previous thread

Anonymous No. 16375972

>>16375969
its only 1atm of difference . Its not that hard

Anonymous No. 16375973

GO FOR SPACEWALK

Anonymous No. 16375974

ITS HAPPENING

Anonymous No. 16375975

>>16375969
You'd be surprised how much pressure even a 2L soft drink/soda bottle will take.

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Anonymous No. 16375976

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1834172201135997394

Anonymous No. 16375977

>switching away from internal cam for the start of depress

Anonymous No. 16375978

one day this will be routine and boring like every other spacewalk

Anonymous No. 16375979

where did the fucking cameras go!?!

Anonymous No. 16375980

LETSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Anonymous No. 16375983

>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

TURN IT OFFFF

Anonymous No. 16375984

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMMMMMMMMMMMM

Anonymous No. 16375985

BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP
They ded.

Anonymous No. 16375986

Great OP image

Anonymous No. 16375987

Jared you’re a chad this is so based

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>>16375976
https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834165249148367023

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Anonymous No. 16375989

>>16375977
Incase they asplode LIVE on the internet

Anonymous No. 16375990

no video
its over

Anonymous No. 16375991

>>16375977
>>16375979
if they suddenly get sucked o-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EYJbzQdTVw
they're making sure if they suddenly get blown out into space it doesn't get broadcast lmao

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Anonymous No. 16375993

Never believe Russians

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Anonymous No. 16375995

imagine if she farted while inside the capsule

Anonymous No. 16375996

why is not depressurizing ?

Anonymous No. 16375997

>pure oxygen
uhhhhhh what are the chances of fire?

Anonymous No. 16375998

they look so cool.

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Anonymous No. 16376000

>>16375995
What do you think that beeping is...

Anonymous No. 16376001

>>16375951
The only way back is to point your ass into space and shart your way back to the ship

Anonymous No. 16376002

>>16375993
but it's not september seventy twoth yet?

Anonymous No. 16376003

>>16375996
i think they are

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Anonymous No. 16376004

Do they have backup parachutes in case they fall?

Anonymous No. 16376005

EARF SPOTTED

Anonymous No. 16376006

>>16375995
They're all suited up so she will be the only one to smelle it

Anonymous No. 16376007

reminder that you could easily build a suit that could move at 14 psi if you had a powered exoskeleton
NASA refuses to touched powered suits even though fix nearly every problem

Anonymous No. 16376008

>tax money is being spent on pointless garbage

Anonymous No. 16376009

>>16375996
A billion checks and tests first.

Anonymous No. 16376010

>>16375997
Not a chance my Hindu friend.

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16376011

HHHHIIIIIIIIISSSSSS

Anonymous No. 16376012

Will they be re-pressurizing with farts instead of oxygen ?

Anonymous No. 16376014

lmao my winter jacket is thicker than these, crazy to see them go to space with that

Anonymous No. 16376015

>>16375997
Apollo 1 happened like 50 years ago anon

Anonymous No. 16376016

>>16376008
better than throwing it into ukraine

Anonymous No. 16376017

>>16376006
All the suits are linked

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>>16376005

Anonymous No. 16376020

>>16376007
Honda is already developing an exoskellington.
JAXA will probably be the first to use one.

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Anonymous No. 16376021

Masks on, chuds!

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>>16375967

Anonymous No. 16376023

im kinda scared

Anonymous No. 16376024

>that heavy breathing
Prebreathing or nerves?

Anonymous No. 16376025

>>16376016
Ok Ivan.

Anonymous No. 16376026

>>16376008
this is a completely private mission

Anonymous No. 16376027

>>16376008
moron

Anonymous No. 16376028

Altitude climbing is fine right?

Anonymous No. 16376029

when they fuck are they getting out of this tincan

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>>16376017

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Hey before we go out let me light a ciggy real qui-

Anonymous No. 16376032

What are those people in suits. Are they all americans?

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Anonymous No. 16376033

THERE IS A MOMENT-

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Anonymous No. 16376035

better than discord noise suppression

Anonymous No. 16376036

>>16376026
>>16376027
>defending some billionaire spending money on a joy ride rather than ACTUALLY paying their taxes

Anonymous No. 16376037

ahah imagine having a panic attack now

Anonymous No. 16376038

HANDS ON THE HANDLE

Anonymous No. 16376039

>>16375700
Space makes the 80s real again

Anonymous No. 16376040

>>16376036
no you're just dumb

Anonymous No. 16376041

>>16376036
you are mentally ill

Anonymous No. 16376042

>>16376008
>tax money
Is this bait or are you genuinely retarded?

Anonymous No. 16376043

inb4 they can't hear comms

Anonymous No. 16376044

how the fuck can they understand anything they say there

Anonymous No. 16376045

do you think jared has a speech prepared?

Anonymous No. 16376046

the noise is deafening

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Anonymous No. 16376047

open hatch or no?

Anonymous No. 16376048

>>16376008
>Complaining about how other people are spending money that you're not going to be able to take from them to spend on graft, incompetence, and bullshit

Anonymous No. 16376049

>>16376036
masterfully done goalpost move my friend

Anonymous No. 16376050

shkhskhskhskhskhshks

Anonymous No. 16376051

>starting the eva time before the capsule is even depressurized let alone before they're actually out
lame and gay

Anonymous No. 16376052

lets hope those seamstresses did a good job

Anonymous No. 16376053

IT'S OVER

Anonymous No. 16376054

>>16376046
they need to pump air hard to get the womens farts out of there

Anonymous No. 16376055

>In space noone can hear you scream... oVER ALL THE FUCKING STATIC

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Anonymous No. 16376056

>retards taking the most obvious bait imaginable

Anonymous No. 16376057

what is the pressure in dragon and suit supposed to be

Anonymous No. 16376058

Why are they not using throat mics?
It's not new technology...

Anonymous No. 16376059

imagine not being able to transmit video because of poor ground coverage

Anonymous No. 16376060

How are we going to get to Mars if we can't talk between two buildings?

Anonymous No. 16376061

>19 minutes
jesus

Anonymous No. 16376062

>>16376057
0

Anonymous No. 16376063

>it will last 19 mins

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Anonymous No. 16376064

>>16376052
The best

Anonymous No. 16376065

>19 more minutes of this
yeah i'm going to bed

Anonymous No. 16376066

Elon musk naked mating press

Anonymous No. 16376067

suddenly they realize they have acrophobia

Anonymous No. 16376068

>>16376051
so you want to start the timer after it has been depressurized?
are you retarded?

Anonymous No. 16376069

>>16376036
>get called out because the mission is privately funded
>move the goalposts half way around the world
Classic.

Anonymous No. 16376070

>>16376064
Elon knew a man would be better at doing it

Anonymous No. 16376071

>>16376040
>>16376041
>>16376042
>>16376048
>>16376049
Found the incel muskrats. Keep sucking the cock of a man that will never even acknowledge your existence!

Nationalize SpaceX! Jail Musk! NOW!

Anonymous No. 16376072

>>16376064
>USA ACKMAN

Anonymous No. 16376073

>>16376068
I'd start the timer when the go External to the Vehicle.

Anonymous No. 16376075

>>16376068
No it should be when they leave, or at the very least open the hatch. It's an EXTRAvehicular activity.

Anonymous No. 16376076

>>16376073
you are retarded

Anonymous No. 16376077

I didn't realize space was so loud

Anonymous No. 16376078

>barely able to communicate at 250km in space
>on mars orbit : ""aa....hel...h...elp deppres.-.gzzgzgzggzd uuuhhhhhh ...heeel ..p ..the veh.....icu...le is depressuriz....ing ...aaaahhhhhh heellp----.....hhooohi gzgfzgzgzgzgzgzz sststststststst aAGHHHHHHHHHH

Anonymous No. 16376079

>>16376068
Yes? They're not even out yet and the EVA elapsed time timer is saying 11 mintues. Retarded.

Anonymous No. 16376080

>>16376079
Hello tourist.

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Anonymous No. 16376081

https://x.com/whoisheartbreak/status/1834174538453844017

Anonymous No. 16376082

well its clear from this mission that spacex needs to provide better starlink coverage for spacecraft

Anonymous No. 16376083

>>16375844
>locate button
>move finger towards button
>touch button
>apply pressure to button
>keep pressing button until you feel it click
>retract hand from button
>look for next button
In space even simple tasks have many steps

Anonymous No. 16376084

>>16376071
Jail him for what?
Because you don't like him?

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Anonymous No. 16376085

The noise is because he forgot to switch it from earth to space.

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Anonymous No. 16376086

>>16376057
0 and 8.6, but 13.3 in one suit, they're doing a leak check maybe 17 minutes long; sea level is 14.7 psi.

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Anonymous No. 16376087

https://x.com/planet4589/status/1834176262685774063

Anonymous No. 16376088

>>16376078
>som kin.... THING.... outsi...gzgzgz... save yoursegzgzgzgz...

Anonymous No. 16376089

>>16376080
ok retard

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Anonymous No. 16376090

>bump limit reached
baking new thread, prepare to switch

Anonymous No. 16376091

>>16376047
Cringe

Anonymous No. 16376092

>>16376090
anon no

Anonymous No. 16376093

They should just open the door. Skip the wait.

Anonymous No. 16376094

>>16376090
thank you o helpful frogposter

Anonymous No. 16376095

Commercial airplanes fly laser straight lines, according to the tool gyroscope, that keeps drift from rigid point in space, that confirms flat ground under all over from Europe to Australia.
So earth is continents surrounded by flat surface of water? Yes.
Observe able ? Yes.
Measurable? not by every baboon, but yes.
Ok. Let's check the Ball. It is observable ? No
Can we measure if "curvature" is correct ? No, no one have find yet any curvature = no ball, sorry
CGI pictures and fake videos are real. Take your time to see.
Fire work rockets real and $19.4 billion from taxpayers pockets real.
But how about "space" ? As real as Godzilla we all sow it on the screen, right? =O)

Funny how musk & NASA spend trillion of dollars to hide from american public the truth of "Space" and "Globe"

How many does he pay for posting here ? A lot? Any thing for a dollar I guess ...

Anonymous No. 16376096

>>16376087
This is like some petty shit Blue Origin would do to bump up their numbers. Very unbecoming of SpaceX.

Anonymous No. 16376097

>>16376088
thats scary

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Anonymous No. 16376099

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834175288818999457

Anonymous No. 16376100

>>16376090
ANON ABORT STAGE

Anonymous No. 16376102

>>16376088
>sent 17 mins ago

Anonymous No. 16376103

Oh I see how it is
No video throughout the entire spacewalk
No (((groundstations)))
Very convenient

Anonymous No. 16376104

>>16376095
meds schizo

Anonymous No. 16376105

>>16376103
>>16376095
did someone link to us from /pol/?

Anonymous No. 16376106

>>16376084
He has stolen trillions of tax payers money. That should be more than enough. Otherwise, ESGhound on twitter (no, I refuse to call it X) has some real good environmental cases to charge him for.

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https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834172551981121747

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Anonymous No. 16376108

>>16376070
kek

Anonymous No. 16376109

>>16376105
ironic trolling is still trolling

Anonymous No. 16376110

>>16376106
So basically, it's because you don't like him...

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Anonymous No. 16376112

cabin venting!!

Anonymous No. 16376113

>>16376107
Nitrogenbros... I don't feel so good...

Anonymous No. 16376114

their suits are fucking fat

Anonymous No. 16376115

the inside views almost looks like the interior from the movie Europa Report (without the kraken ofcrouse ... or maybe not)

Anonymous No. 16376116

Where does the vented gas go????

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Anonymous No. 16376117

CABIN VENTING

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Anonymous No. 16376118

cabin vent starting (actual EVA start according to NASA and ROSCOSMOS definitions)

Anonymous No. 16376119

>>16376116
into the sussy chamber

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Anonymous No. 16376120

>>16376114
italian suits

Anonymous No. 16376121

>>16376071
I know you're baiting, but get real: we're not youtube personalities that need hits for ad revenue, and we don't have interesting questions or any validation to gain by talking to the man. Personally, I just want him to keep doing what he's doing, so that it finally becomes possible for the United States of America and its allies to realize the future in space that went on indefinite hiatus with the 30 years of functional failure that came from the Space Shuttle.

Anonymous No. 16376122

>>16376116
they are polluting Space ...can you imagine ? the hypotenuse

Anonymous No. 16376124

>>16376093

> Who cares if they still have nitrogen in their blood. Baby wanna spacewalky nao!

Anonymous No. 16376125

THERE'S AN ALIEN OUTSIDE THE CAPSULE

Anonymous No. 16376126

>>16376099
PURGE
ALL
EARTHER
ATMOSPHERE

Anonymous No. 16376127

>>16376110
Yes, I don't like nazis. That's common sense.

Anonymous No. 16376128

>>16376109
Am I expected to believe they can vent 6 million molecules in 8 minutes?

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Anonymous No. 16376129

So was Dragon retrofitted with all the hardware to dump/refill the air? Or is this a standard feature across all of them? What happens if you accidentally depress?

Anonymous No. 16376130

>"ANYONE HERE?"
what the fuck did I really hear that?

Anonymous No. 16376131

>>16376128
6 billions molecules must die

Anonymous No. 16376134

>>16376124
give me ONE (1) good reason why they need to worry about that

Anonymous No. 16376135

>>16376129
>history eraser button
That sounds ominous

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Anonymous No. 16376136

Venting prevents ex-ploh-jee-on.

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Anonymous No. 16376137

The truth about the simulation theory is not that we are being simulated in an alien's computer but rather than we live in a mockup of the USA build in Antarctica. I did these pendulum experiments (I am a physicist by trade) to determine which hemisphere I was in. At the time, the appearance of my environment sugested Long Island, NY, North America. However, the counterclockwise precession suggests a location in the southern hemisphere and the rapidity of the precession suggests a location near the pole. If I was in the nothern hemisphere when I did this experiment, the plane of precession would have rotate in the clockwise direction.

Anonymous No. 16376138

>"you should not have come up here"

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Anonymous No. 16376140

>>16376099
Nitrogen bros... this is bad for us

Anonymous No. 16376141

>>16376125
IT'S ME, RAMIREZ
LET ME IN
HOLA AMIGOS

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Anonymous No. 16376142

pressure dropping quickly

Anonymous No. 16376143

whats the point of this anyway? why are they making these new suits? why do the spacewalk? obviously its to push boundaries, but surely there is a direction for it all aside from docking with starship...

Anonymous No. 16376144

what stream are we watching? there are so many out there.

Anonymous No. 16376145

>let me open this h-ACK

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Anonymous No. 16376146

I repeated the experiment several times to make sure I wasn't getting results dominated by experimental errors. This is a what the "John Mandelbaur disproves COAM with a ball on a string" threads are about on /sci/.

Anonymous No. 16376147

>>16376143
sex with men

Anonymous No. 16376148

>>16376143
mercury gemini apollo
this is the gemini

Anonymous No. 16376149

>>16376143
Because it is there.

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Anonymous No. 16376150

>More restraint devices

Anonymous No. 16376151

>>16376144
The official one ofc.

Anonymous No. 16376152

>RAMIREZ outside Dragon looking through the window

ugh ?

Anonymous No. 16376153

>>16376129
You press the History Erase button to undo your mistake

Anonymous No. 16376154

>>16376137
If you were to live in a simulation don't you think they'd also manage to simulate the proper gravity?

Anonymous No. 16376155

>>16376143
How do you live on Mars without suits moron

Anonymous No. 16376156

>>16376138
>never should have come here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKRLBwiP_Qo

Anonymous No. 16376157

>'open hatch' is just a button on a touchpad
terrifying

Anonymous No. 16376159

>>16376143
They're just going to strap astronauts to boosters KSP style to save money so need to test the suits.

Anonymous No. 16376160

>goyim in this thread unironically believe this is real
keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

Anonymous No. 16376161

>>16376143
isaac wants to do a lunar eva
my pet theory is he wants to be the first man on mars

Anonymous No. 16376162

>>16376160
nghh fuck im cumming ghhgnn gnhh

Anonymous No. 16376163

>>16376153
Why not call it the Mulligan button?

Anonymous No. 16376164

Stop edging me and open the damn hatch!!

Anonymous No. 16376165

let's go boys

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>>16376154
A month ago or so, I stopped at a grocery store to get some water. While I was waiting in line to pay, someone sprayed me with SHIT SPRAY and I looked around to see who had done it. Because I have an implant (or something) that allows my rapists to constantly turn my brain off so they can poison my food and water and fuck me in the ass, I brought my camera into the store to film. When I came out of the store, it was obvious that my water had been poisoned and I consulted the video I had recorded. Although I know 100% for sure that I looked around when I got sprayed with the SHIT SPRAY, that had been edited out of the video. Instead, where I should have looked around there was a white flash of light and then some little midget running through the frame. Whoever uses their rape ray on me to turn my brain off can also not only deactivate my camera, but can actively falsify the video that my camera records.

Anonymous No. 16376167

>why there is suddenly a turd free floating?

Anonymous No. 16376169

>>16376157
>*achoo*
>*knocks button and everyone gets sucked out*

Anonymous No. 16376170

Why are they venting the air instead of compressing it?

Anonymous No. 16376171

>>16376157
You can a latch in the webcast bro.

Anonymous No. 16376172

>>16376143
For SpaceX to actually get people out into the solar system, they need the know-how and in-house capability to do things in space. NASA's old achievements can't be leaned on for anything except baseline technical data because none of that stuff was designed to scale and no existing suppliers can even make the stuff. SpaceX needs to be able to do it all on their own, so they're doing it.

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Anonymous No. 16376173

Did they vent the air into space or into some gas storage so they can repress?

Anonymous No. 16376174

>near apogee (700km)
WE ARE SO B-ACK

Anonymous No. 16376175

who invited the schizo to sfg? jeez

Anonymous No. 16376176

>>16376170
its simpler

Anonymous No. 16376177

4 ALIENS CONFIRMED

Anonymous No. 16376178

>>16376143
They said in the little cutaway interview with the suit lab, they want to mass produce suits so anyone can strap in, go out and do the work they need to do, anywhere in the solar system (their words)

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Anonymous No. 16376179

>>16376159
>2 tons to LEO - SSTO - NO MODS - manned and back

Anonymous No. 16376180

Did they just said ....ALIENS ???

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Anonymous No. 16376181

lol

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Anonymous No. 16376182

>>16376177
I, for one, welcome our new alien overlords.

Anonymous No. 16376183

where's the betting sites for whether they die or not?

Anonymous No. 16376184

>>16376179
kek I love those sorts of videos

Anonymous No. 16376185

>>16376170
Compressing air into a storage tank with a vacuum pump is more complicated, would take longer, and is heavier than just bringing a tank with more air.

Anonymous No. 16376186

>>16376173
They vent the gas, but have spare tanks for one full refill. No more refills though so you can only vent once.

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Anonymous No. 16376187

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834178924500431355

Anonymous No. 16376188

>>16376161
Will NASA etc allow the first HUMAN BEING EVER to set foot on another planet be some literal who on a privately funded mission. I can already see the "muh billionare" headlines etched in the anals of history for all time.

Anonymous No. 16376189

someone posted either here or on twitter that a modified MMU could get you to the moon
is it actually possible?

Anonymous No. 16376190

ITS HAPPENING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Anonymous No. 16376192

>>16376188
but humans walked on another planet over 50 years ago?

Anonymous No. 16376193

>>16376188
NASA isn't really calling any shots.

Anonymous No. 16376194

>>16376188
>allow
they can't stop them, they have no authority over it

Anonymous No. 16376195

>>16376192
Name 1 planet man has walked on.

Anonymous No. 16376196

>>16376188
All that matters is that the first martian is American and not Chinese

Anonymous No. 16376197

>>16376195
Jackie chan

Anonymous No. 16376199

>Still 1.2psi and slowing down
cmon hurry up , im getting booored
i will fire up subway surfers for a bit

Anonymous No. 16376200

>>16376192
You're referring of course to the secret Venus program. The "hell planet" thing is a cover story.

Anonymous No. 16376201

>>16376188
Who do you want to do it? Taylor Swift?

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>>16376199
1.0 now

Anonymous No. 16376204

>>16376201
>Who do you want to do it?
donald trump

Anonymous No. 16376205

here we go! go jared!

Anonymous No. 16376208

>>16376194
Anon found the one weird trick. Just murder people on international waters. Governments hate it as they have no jurisdiction.

Anonymous No. 16376209

>>16376194
FAA authority has no altitude limit.

Anonymous No. 16376210

>>16376195
the venera probes had cosmonauts in them.

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Anonymous No. 16376211

Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare

Anonymous No. 16376212

>>16376188
They will and all other systems besides capitalism will be put into the grave forever, which is the whole point of spaceflight to begin with.

Anonymous No. 16376213

>picking alien radio transmissions
IT'S HAPPENING

Anonymous No. 16376214

hatch prep? prep h?

Anonymous No. 16376215

OH NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Anonymous No. 16376216

>>16376203
Still at 10 Mars atmospheres in the cabin

Anonymous No. 16376217

hatch time. spacex's first Eva. whooooooo

Anonymous No. 16376218

GO

Anonymous No. 16376219

>>16376188
yeah cuz its too risky of a mission for nasa. nasa will eventually arrive and have a large presence on the planet.

Anonymous No. 16376220

>uafuffguguajebnfrkjac`posdfdojfeijse
>spaceX copy

?

Anonymous No. 16376221

HATCH STUCK
HATCH STUCK

Anonymous No. 16376222

Sphincter clench moment is go.

Anonymous No. 16376223

HE BE DOING IT

Anonymous No. 16376224

METAL PIPE

Anonymous No. 16376225

>>16376195
your mom (ham planet)

Anonymous No. 16376226

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Anonymous No. 16376227

STEEL PIPE

Anonymous No. 16376228

>psi dropping in realtime as he cranks it
neat

Anonymous No. 16376229

CHECK THE STREAM THEY JUST DIED

Anonymous No. 16376230

CRANK THAT THANG

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Anonymous No. 16376231

OPEN THE HATCH

Anonymous No. 16376232

INANIMATE CARBON ROD

Anonymous No. 16376233

>>16376105
>>>/pol/481420659
There is a thread up but I'm not seeing a link so probably just from a few days ago

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Anonymous No. 16376235

Hand crank

Anonymous No. 16376236

>>16376220
It's space jargon

Anonymous No. 16376237

righty righty lefty loosey

Anonymous No. 16376238

ITS HATCHPENNING

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Anonymous No. 16376239

>BENG

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Anonymous No. 16376240

Why are they not moving? Are they ded?

Anonymous No. 16376241

EVA fail can't push the hatch open

Anonymous No. 16376242

>4.9 suit PSI

IT'S JOEVER

Anonymous No. 16376243

Someone post "IT'S HAPPENIN" gif

Anonymous No. 16376245

its stuck lmao

Anonymous No. 16376246

the getting away with continues. I now continue to doubt Artemis will use Axiom suits

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Anonymous No. 16376247

hatch jolting

Anonymous No. 16376248

>>16376240
electrocuted

Anonymous No. 16376249

WTF THERE'S AN ATMOSPHERE OUTSIDE HOLDING THE HATCH CLOSED??

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Anonymous No. 16376251

>too weak to open the hatch
lmao

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Anonymous No. 16376252

Isaacman has frozen up

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🗑️ Anonymous No. 16376253

HERE WE GO

Anonymous No. 16376254

The hatch... it's too powerful...

Anonymous No. 16376255

this is epic

Anonymous No. 16376256

>>16376249
yes, the hollywood studio has an athmosphere

Anonymous No. 16376257

correct, six thousand hulls

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Anonymous No. 16376259

>AGHHH I tried to sneak through the hatch, man! Can't make it, can't make it, the shit's stuck! Outta my way son! HATCH STUCK! HATC-

Anonymous No. 16376260

here we go

Anonymous No. 16376261

>HATCH EDGING
HATCH EDGING
>HATCH EDGING
HATCH EDGING
>HATCH EDGING
HATCH EDGING
>HATCH EDGING
HATCH EDGING
>HATCH EDGING
HATCH EDGING

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Anonymous No. 16376262

push the button

Anonymous No. 16376263

>>16376246
They will, the spacex Eva suit doesn't have its own life support systems

Anonymous No. 16376264

hatch is coming apart

Anonymous No. 16376265

>>16376257
The fools! Why didn't they build with 6001?

Anonymous No. 16376266

>>16376259
kek

Anonymous No. 16376267

What is this hatch edging about

Anonymous No. 16376268

DOOR STUCK
I BEG YOU

Anonymous No. 16376269

welp
he broke it

Anonymous No. 16376270

Why don't they open it with small explosive charges?

Anonymous No. 16376271

man this is TOO cool

Anonymous No. 16376272

BRO OPEN THE HATCH

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Anonymous No. 16376273

IT'S STUCK

THUNDERF00T BROS WE WERE RIGHT

Anonymous No. 16376274

there's a fly in the cabin

Anonymous No. 16376275

This is so fucking clunky and difficult. We've made no progress since Apollo. We're still 1000 years away from any sort of casual space travel.

Anonymous No. 16376276

A loose hatch just flew over my house at mach 25

Anonymous No. 16376277

>>16376267
Slow and steady so as to keep the pressure equilibrium and not to provoke any extreme differences

Anonymous No. 16376278

>>16376261
>>16376267
Space in general has too much edging. Speed this shit up

Anonymous No. 16376279

Open the pod bay doors, HAL.

Anonymous No. 16376280

ABORT ABORT ABORT

Anonymous No. 16376281

>ev1 return to seat

Anonymous No. 16376282

???

Anonymous No. 16376283

>>16376276
kek

Anonymous No. 16376284

>>16376267
venting residual atmosphere

Anonymous No. 16376285

>STUCK
STUCK
>STUCK
STUCK
>STUCK
STUCK

Anonymous No. 16376286

show the video nigger

Anonymous No. 16376287

It's stuck, it's over!!!

Anonymous No. 16376288

>>16376267
Probably testing and making sure they get some form of confirmation on everything working.

Anonymous No. 16376289

is it over?

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Anonymous No. 16376290

I'M BEGGING YOU

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Anonymous No. 16376291

>>16376275
ENTER

Anonymous No. 16376292

literally door stuck lol

Anonymous No. 16376293

>sorry goyim, we need to abort and bring them back home. do NOT investigate this

Anonymous No. 16376294

>>16376279
I'M AFRAID I CAN'T DO THAT DAVE
IT'S STUCK OR SOMETHING

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Anonymous No. 16376295

ALAAARRMMMMMM

Anonymous No. 16376296

LMAO THEY OPENED IT WITHOUT SEEING IT

Anonymous No. 16376297

HATCH OPEN

Anonymous No. 16376298

>>16376273
Is that tosspot still making videos?

Anonymous No. 16376299

NO VIEWS

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA

MUH GORUNSTATIONS

Anonymous No. 16376300

Somebody is holding it shut on the other side

Anonymous No. 16376301

missing the moment of hatch opening because there aren't any ground stations in the indian ocean
starlink is a SCAM

Anonymous No. 16376302

HATCH STUCK
HATCH STUCK

Anonymous No. 16376303

>camera cuts when they do it
OH WOW SPACE IS SO REAL AND NOT GAY!!

Anonymous No. 16376304

erm

Anonymous No. 16376305

>no views

Anonymous No. 16376306

why do they keep losing the feed? don't they have satelites all over?

Anonymous No. 16376307

>sorry goyim, we need to turn the cameras off

Anonymous No. 16376308

>>16376300
IT'S RAMIREZ

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Anonymous No. 16376310

HAHAHAHAHA VIEW BACK SCHIZOS BTFO

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Anonymous No. 16376311

740km hatch open

Anonymous No. 16376312

>>16376275
Air travel is the same fucking way. You know when the seatbelt sign goes off and people immediately stand up so they can be the first ones off the plane? Have you ever measured how long they need to wait to actually disembark? It's ridiculous after this many decades of air travel.

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Anonymous No. 16376313

So true!

Anonymous No. 16376314

Why did they cut the video, did they think something was going to go wrong?

Anonymous No. 16376315

time to do some burpees on the Skywalker

Anonymous No. 16376316

>>16376306
the capsule is ass backwards for thermal/sightseeing reasons, so the laserlinks are pointing in the wrong direction

Anonymous No. 16376317

>POV shot
kino

Anonymous No. 16376318

KINO POV

Anonymous No. 16376319

COOOOOOL HELMET CAM

Anonymous No. 16376320

>>16376306
they said something about using ground stations for the video feed and not starlink for some reason. no idea why

Anonymous No. 16376321

KINO!

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Anonymous No. 16376322

helmet cam view

Anonymous No. 16376323

HELMET CAM

Anonymous No. 16376324

>>16376314
shut up goy

Anonymous No. 16376325

Hatch 1/2 open.

Anonymous No. 16376326

KINO KINO KINO
I APOLOGIZE ELON

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Anonymous No. 16376327

HOLY

Anonymous No. 16376328

ROOK'S EYEBROW SPOTTED
fucking AWESOME VIEWS
good job spacex

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Anonymous No. 16376329

Kino helmet cam

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Anonymous No. 16376330

holy fuck

Anonymous No. 16376331

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SEXO!!!!

Anonymous No. 16376332

fuck its so beautiful bros

Anonymous No. 16376333

there it is

Anonymous No. 16376334

IT'S TOTALLY NOT AI GOYM

Anonymous No. 16376335

OMG IM CRYING

Anonymous No. 16376336

kek did he say "fucking"??

Anonymous No. 16376337

HOREEEEEEE SHIT

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Anonymous No. 16376339

HOLY SHIT

Anonymous No. 16376340

Shut the fuck up crowd. Imagine if the first steps on the moon had some dorks cheering in the background.

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Anonymous No. 16376341

KINO ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Anonymous No. 16376342

>back home we got a lot of work to do, but from here earth looks like a perfect world
CRINGE

Anonymous No. 16376343

The fuck is he doing with his left arm?

Anonymous No. 16376344

Holy fucking KINO. /tv/ WON.

Anonymous No. 16376345

holy fuck that's cooler than i thought it would be

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Anonymous No. 16376347

K I N O
I
N
O

Anonymous No. 16376348

Looks fake as fuck

Anonymous No. 16376349

that earth darkness gradient is KINO

Anonymous No. 16376350

*does a fortnite dance*

Anonymous No. 16376351

THIS IS TOO MUCH TO HANDLE ... IM SPEECHLESS

Anonymous No. 16376352

lmao dragon cam makes jared look like a fucking thunderbird marionette

Anonymous No. 16376353

>>16376347
>>16376348
looks like a Thunderbirds puppet lmao

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Anonymous No. 16376354

KEK it does looks like a puppet being jiggled in front of a PC screen

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Anonymous No. 16376356

"All humans are vermin in the eyes of Morbo."

Anonymous No. 16376357

this looks fake as heck

Anonymous No. 16376358

>>16376343
controlling his maneuvering thrusters

Anonymous No. 16376359

>this obvious fucking green screen
KEK

Anonymous No. 16376360

>up down left right are 3s maybe 2
>pitch is a 4
>yaw is a 2

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Anonymous No. 16376361

one small step for a billionaire...

Anonymous No. 16376362

>>16376340
Now just because we're being broadcast on... X, there's no need for obnoxious hollering and hooting.

Anonymous No. 16376363

suit mobility looks great compared to the EMU

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Anonymous No. 16376364

This is the peak of human exploration

Anonymous No. 16376365

is this a farther distance space walk than they did in the apollo missions?

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Anonymous No. 16376367

I can see the shadow of his ass crack

Anonymous No. 16376368

>39C in the suit
>cursing
>barely moving
Yup this is a failure

Anonymous No. 16376369

looks sick

Anonymous No. 16376370

>>16376352
>>16376353
>like a Thunderbirds puppet
hivemind confirms

Anonymous No. 16376371

DO A FLIP

Anonymous No. 16376372

THE P E N U M B R A

Anonymous No. 16376373

SPACE BUTT CONFIRMED

Anonymous No. 16376374

Isaacman got a phat ass

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Anonymous No. 16376376

>>16376352
>>16376353
>one second apart
THUNDERBIRD MIND

Anonymous No. 16376377

>>16376365
Apollo actually did some EVAs on the return flight to get camera film out of the SM

Anonymous No. 16376378

just jump nigga

Anonymous No. 16376379

>>16376368
>he says nigger and the mission is aborted

Anonymous No. 16376380

TO NOT GO INTO THAT GENTLE NIGHT ... RAGE ! RAGE ! AGAINT THE DYING OF THE LIGHT

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>>16376363
More mobile but the old bulky suits were more kino

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Anonymous No. 16376382

WHY DIDNT THEY LET US SEE IT OPEN FUCKS SAKE

Anonymous No. 16376383

>>16376273
that guy is such a salty retard kek. and wrong.

Anonymous No. 16376384

Canonball!

Anonymous No. 16376386

>>16376367
>Isaacman looked disgusting in the new EVA suit, buttcheeks protruding. Disgraceful.

Anonymous No. 16376387

>EVA on terminator
>trunk pointing to sun to shadow hatch
Well that was a bit conservative.
I wonder if these suits can take the full sun.

Anonymous No. 16376388

>>16376368
33.9c moron

Anonymous No. 16376389

>>16376380
It's 'do not go gentle into that good night' and that poem is about dying mate

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>>16376373
>>16376374

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Anonymous No. 16376392

>LOST LIVE VIDEO

Anonymous No. 16376393

he looks like he's going to float away at any second

Anonymous No. 16376394

>>16376392
His live video and optimism? Restored.

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Anonymous No. 16376395

Anyone getting 2001: Space Odyssey vibes?

Anonymous No. 16376396

This looks like a cheap movie set lmfao

Anonymous No. 16376397

>thrusts up
>hand slips

Anonymous No. 16376398

What's up with his wrist? Seems like it's got no mobility

Anonymous No. 16376399

you just know he wants to jump

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Anonymous No. 16376400

I'm getting the vibes he wants to go further
can just flail around now to test the suit

Anonymous No. 16376401

his movements look like he is obviously connected to some wires on top

Anonymous No. 16376402

this suit looks so fucking gay lmao

Anonymous No. 16376403

It's actually crazy we can get footage like this live.

Anonymous No. 16376404

>>16376398
he's got some kind of display on there to read off of

Anonymous No. 16376405

>>16376393
surely he's attached to a rope or something right?

Anonymous No. 16376406

>>16376396
If it was fake they'd make it look better

Anonymous No. 16376407

alright sun's going down time to seal up again

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16376408

>>>/pol/481420659
>>>/pol/481420659
>>>/pol/481420659
Share the love

Anonymous No. 16376409

>>16376398
5.2psi is up with his wrist.

Anonymous No. 16376410

>>16376393
Ya think if he did the crew could use the umbilical cord to pull him back?

Anonymous No. 16376411

Who's watching this secretly hoping something goes terribly wrong and they get sucked out into space?

Anonymous No. 16376412

>>16376396
That's how space looks. We're shitty entertainment for our alien overlords.

Anonymous No. 16376413

>>16376401
>>16376395
>>16376396
CONFIRMED for HOLLYWOOD

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>>16376388
33 is still dangerously hot, whilst I took holiday to Japan earlier this year it was 30 and I couldn't bear it. Humans aren't meant to live in an environment over 25. Even the commentators agreed with me, cry harder

Anonymous No. 16376415

he should be like that one gemini mission where they refused to get back in lol

Anonymous No. 16376416

if they took 5 minutes longer to open the hatch it would just be some faggot infront of a black background for the whole thing

Anonymous No. 16376417

>>16376405
He is, the umbilical doubles as a harness

Anonymous No. 16376418

>>16376408
nigger

Anonymous No. 16376419

>>16376411
some commie pedos probably

Anonymous No. 16376420

Did he just ask to go back? He must be terrified, I don't blame him.

Anonymous No. 16376421

>>16376406
the fact that it's looked exactly the same since gemini should tell flerfers something but it doesn't

Anonymous No. 16376422

HE'S COMING OUT

also that suit looks so fucking gay

Anonymous No. 16376423

>33 Celsius
So space is fatal to Brits?

Anonymous No. 16376424

>he's waving to the cameraman

Anonymous No. 16376425

>>16376399
He's gonna do the sickest canonball ever.

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Anonymous No. 16376426

Thats a wild shot

Anonymous No. 16376427

>>16376415
>they refused to get back in
qrd?

Anonymous No. 16376428

USA USA USA USA USA USA
SPACEX SPACEX SPACEX SPACEX
MUSK ELON MUSK ELON MUSK ELON
BASED BASED BASED BASED
KINO KINO KINO KINO KINO KINO

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Anonymous No. 16376429

sweat

Anonymous No. 16376430

>>16376415
That was a myth. Ed White never refused to go back in

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Anonymous No. 16376431

>>16376382

Did you forget to open your eyes after blinking?

Anonymous No. 16376432

>>16376422
based martian poster

Anonymous No. 16376433

>>16376429
It stares back

Anonymous No. 16376434

is he just going to stay there? fucking cuck go outside

Anonymous No. 16376435

Man I wish i could achieve even 0.1% of what Jared has achieved

Anonymous No. 16376436

>>16376426
Photoshop potential

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>>16376429
>Kenada, what can you see?

Anonymous No. 16376439

why do spacewalks look so gay and undignified? Very unflattering desu

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Anonymous No. 16376440

Don't forget my boy Spaceman, the true pioneer who did it first

Anonymous No. 16376441

>>16376427
ed white

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>>16376420
no he asked does he have time to do something and mission control said only 1min left before he has to go back
womans turn now

Anonymous No. 16376443

bruh what kind of "EVA" was that? he literally poked his head out and that's it? gay

Anonymous No. 16376444

>>16376443
He's turning this rocket around and heading back to Earth all because you couldn't behave.

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Anonymous No. 16376445

look at this knob head

Anonymous No. 16376446

What even is the hype surrounding this? Spacewalks are a dime a dozen. Is it because this time it's muh based billionaire doing it?

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Anonymous No. 16376447

>gets into space
>guy pokes his head out capsule
>goes back in
>they go back home

Anonymous No. 16376448

>>16376430
ah my bad then. there is a lot of myths like that (I do know that the Skylab mutiny thing is 100% a myth)

Anonymous No. 16376449

EV2 will be during "night" ?

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Anonymous No. 16376450

DRAGON TO SPACEX, I SEE SOMETHING OUT HERE...

Anonymous No. 16376451

a turd just flew over my house at mach 25

Anonymous No. 16376452

>>16376447
It's just like real tourism.

Anonymous No. 16376453

>>16376445
1 billion shitskin lives are worth less than 1 space mission

Anonymous No. 16376454

> Jared has reentered. Says hatch seals look good

Please clap.

Anonymous No. 16376455

>mom says it's my turn to do the spacewalk, jared!

Anonymous No. 16376456

>>16376439
the suit is basically a full balloon, difficult to move in
this is gen1, the suits will get better but these don't have great movement in the lower limbs for instance

Anonymous No. 16376457

>>16376446
because its a civilian doing it on a fully private mission
kys

Anonymous No. 16376458

>>16376446
There's zero hype, what the fuck are you talking about? Where do you see hype?

Anonymous No. 16376459

>>16375672
maybe they will gather important data through this space walk but it looks pretty boring, like a grandpa whose feets touch the water but he is too afraid to swim.

Anonymous No. 16376460

>>16376443
What did you expect? The first time you also just poke the head around and it's over quickly

Anonymous No. 16376461

>EV 1. I SEE NO GOD UP HERE.

Anonymous No. 16376462

>>16376453
I'd like to agree but at that exchange rate we'd only get about 6 space missions before we run out of shitskins

Anonymous No. 16376463

>night side of the planet
>sees nothing , just darkenss

Anonymous No. 16376464

wahmen about to be sucked into space

Anonymous No. 16376465

Did you hear that cough?

Anonymous No. 16376466

>>16376458
>2.1 million views

Anonymous No. 16376467

>>16376446

Okay. Show us some pictures from your spacewalk.

Anonymous No. 16376468

wait so the space walk is just to peek out for a couple minutes? that's gay

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>>16376445
History is a circle

Anonymous No. 16376470

odds that she fucks something up?

Anonymous No. 16376471

>>16376466
out of 8 billions? That's nothing actually

Anonymous No. 16376472

>seal unseated
>just push it back in
It's that easy in spaceflight.

Anonymous No. 16376473

>BULGE IN THE SEAL
BULGE IN THE SEAL
>BULGE IN THE SEAL

Anonymous No. 16376474

>>16376463
don't they see the stars when on the night side?

Anonymous No. 16376475

>I see a little bit of a bulge
can't women stop thiking about sex for just one second?

Anonymous No. 16376476

Poteet probably bored out of his mind right now

Anonymous No. 16376477

>more viewers than AEW has even gotten
stay in the mud tony

Anonymous No. 16376478

>>16376466
And at 4-7am to boot.

Anonymous No. 16376479

>>16376468
For a capsule that was only designed to go to the ISS and back, it's pretty good.

Anonymous No. 16376480

I RECOGNIZE THAT BULGE

Anonymous No. 16376482

>>16376477
still vince

Anonymous No. 16376483

>Pop out, look around
>Pop back in
This is too fucking gay ngl

Anonymous No. 16376484

>>16376478
>Anon still doesn't understand time zones

Anonymous No. 16376485

Boeing never had to deal with bulges in seals.

Anonymous No. 16376486

>>16376479
do you not remember the dragon around the moon plan circa 2018 with that old billionaire and wife?

Anonymous No. 16376487

>>16376480
pffffffff

Anonymous No. 16376488

>>16376473
>female astronaut touches the seal

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Anonymous No. 16376489

>our fellow SpaceXers

Anonymous No. 16376490

>>16376484
only america matters

Anonymous No. 16376491

>>16376470

> Her period starts

"Oh oh! Aunt Flow just stopped by!"

OUTER ANON No. 16376492

ONE SMALL STEP FOR ANON

Anonymous No. 16376493

>>16376486
>plan
Yeah it still wasn't designed for that.

Anonymous No. 16376494

>>16376485
No just leaks

Anonymous No. 16376495

>darkness
cool

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Anonymous No. 16376497

she's going to float away

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Anonymous No. 16376499

HER BUTT CRACK IS ABOUT TO SHOW ON LIVE TELEVISION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous No. 16376500

>view is intended to look at her chest
YIKES!
>make joke of "that tunnel is longer than you think"
Sexism MUCH???

Anonymous No. 16376501

Good luck, Mr. Gorsky.

Anonymous No. 16376502

>>16376491
You can take pills to delay menstruation.

Anonymous No. 16376503

WHY AREN'T THE STARS VISIBLE IF THEY'RE ON THE DARK SIDE?

Anonymous No. 16376504

>>16376466
literally nothing

Anonymous No. 16376505

Fucking disappointing it's during the night side transit.

Anonymous No. 16376506

I wish when they got out there, they could talk about how it feels instead of just your science 'check' talk

Anonymous No. 16376507

How long until sunrise at that altitude?

Anonymous No. 16376508

>Spacewalk
>Dark as shit outside
>No sight of star
GAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Anonymous No. 16376509

why didnt plan to make the EV's during sun time???

Anonymous No. 16376510

they couldn't have waited 20 minutes so they're in daylight? cringe

Anonymous No. 16376511

>billionaire
>SpaceX employee
So they can send basically anyone to space nowaday? That's cool actually

Anonymous No. 16376512

>>16376503
exposure time of the camera, relative brightness

Anonymous No. 16376513

>>16376489
yes, two of the astronauts are SpaceX employees

Anonymous No. 16376514

>>16376503
you can only see one star and it's on the day side of earth

Anonymous No. 16376515

>>16376463
I don't think these suits can take full sunlight. They have gray parts that can get very hot.

Anonymous No. 16376516

>>16376512
But they get to see them right? So they still get a nice view

Anonymous No. 16376517

>>16376509
It got delayed because the hatch wasn't cooperating

Anonymous No. 16376519

>>16376507
Similar altitude to iss so do the math

Anonymous No. 16376520

>>16376515
Why don't they make them all white

Anonymous No. 16376521

>>16376503
cause it's looking back at Earth right now

Anonymous No. 16376522

>>16376511
tourists have been going to space for decades now

Anonymous No. 16376523

>>16376520
That would be racist

Anonymous No. 16376524

>>16376511
this isn't just some random billionaire going on a joyride, its a dev mission

Anonymous No. 16376525

WHERE ARE THE STARS ANON?

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Anonymous No. 16376526

Furthest women have been from earth.

Anonymous No. 16376527

>Spacewalk
>No actual walk taken
Explain this spacexer

Anonymous No. 16376528

well that was boring

Anonymous No. 16376529

>>16376522
Under government contracts.

Anonymous No. 16376530

>>16376519
>collides with iss
>eey i'm spacewalkin' here

Anonymous No. 16376531

>do a spacewalk
>unable to see the earth
must suck

Anonymous No. 16376532

>>16376516
Doubt it, their helmets have a HUD.

Anonymous No. 16376533

>>16376526
pretty based ngl

Anonymous No. 16376534

>>16376522
yeah but not for a spacewalk. Though I wonder what's the physical minimum to go to space, if it's as exigent as being a fighter pilot or not.

Anonymous No. 16376535

>>16376526
Bringing women to space can only end in extreme catastrophe.

Anonymous No. 16376536

>>16376524
>joyride
more like goyride

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Anonymous No. 16376537

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834183614898241617

Anonymous No. 16376538

>>16376527
You can't walk in space.

Anonymous No. 16376539

>>16376534
bob and Doug were pretty fat

Anonymous No. 16376540

>>16376505

Started over light side. Do you clowns not realize what "orbit" means?

Anonymous No. 16376541

>>16376538
There's a Walk in Space Museum.

Anonymous No. 16376542

Okay so now how will the media will turn this into an "Elon Musk failure"?

Anonymous No. 16376543

TEMPERATURE WENT FROM 31 ISAAC TO 21 FOR GRILL

Anonymous No. 16376544

>>16376503
You are looking toward earth and they are over the south pacific ocean

Anonymous No. 16376545

>>16376526
>Furthest women have been from kitchen

Anonymous No. 16376546

what exactly are they testing here? wouldn't it be enough to just stay in the capsule to see if the suit survives? they aren't exactly leaving the capsule to do propulsion tests

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>>16376537
https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834184199533961361

Anonymous No. 16376548

>"do you have camera"
>"yes we do"
>"ok starting-"
>camera cuts

Anonymous No. 16376549

I wonder what would happen if a pregnant woman went to space for the full 9 months and then gave birth, the baby would look like an ayy lmao.

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Anonymous No. 16376550

>>16376534

Anonymous No. 16376551

>>16376540
More than you do.
The timing was still poor.

Anonymous No. 16376552

>>16376538
Call it space swim then

Anonymous No. 16376553

weird that they planned the orbit like this to go over the pacific (no ground stations) at night (can't see shit)

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Anonymous No. 16376554

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834185100281741612

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Anonymous No. 16376555

>no coverage above pacific

Anonymous No. 16376556

>>16376546
They want to test mobility for climbing, going out, back in, etc. This laying the ground works for future missions.

Anonymous No. 16376557

>>16376543

That's why girl's always have a space heater by their feet in the capsule.

Anonymous No. 16376558

>>16376553
stop asking questions you antisemite

Anonymous No. 16376559

>>16376538
Call it space floating then, it's misleading

Anonymous No. 16376560

>>16376547
This all makes sense in the context that Polaris 2 was originally supposed to be the Hubble repair mission, hence why the suit and mobility tests.

Anonymous No. 16376561

>>16376553
they were running about 15-20 minutes late due to suit fitting

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Anonymous No. 16376562

>they can't even do proper space walks but musk said they're going to mars in 4 years

Anonymous No. 16376564

>>16376553
yeah, probably a bit of miscalculation .

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>>16376554
https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834187071692701706

Anonymous No. 16376566

How much is Boeing seething right now?

Anonymous No. 16376567

>>16376559
They're not floating though. Floating implies buoyancy.
They're space falling.

Anonymous No. 16376568

It's actually easier to make out what women say on comms to me
Am i the only one? guess they're just built for chatter

Anonymous No. 16376569

>>16376565
>@ing them every time
>come back to earth
>23947230423 missed messages

Anonymous No. 16376570

>see if the handle has been stowed in the do not stow window

Anonymous No. 16376571

Wait so one guy just had to sit there in his seat the entire time doing nothing?

Man that must suck

Anonymous No. 16376572

did rook stow the handle wrong?

Anonymous No. 16376573

>stowed in the
>"do not stow window"

Anonymous No. 16376574

>>16376562
All of us spacefags are tired of Musk's bullshit claims. I fell for it in 2016, even in 2019 after Starhopper.

Just build the fucking rockets Elon.

Anonymous No. 16376575

>handle stowed in the 'do not stow' window
why even allow this to be possible?

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Anonymous No. 16376576

>didn't even do a spacewalk
another failed mission by muskrat

Anonymous No. 16376577

>>16376571
1 dude and 1 woman

Anonymous No. 16376578

>>16376570
in case of italians

Anonymous No. 16376579

Yeah one of them bumped the handle on egress I saw it. This is what happens when you don't have the right stuff.

Anonymous No. 16376580

>>16376576
jak him

Anonymous No. 16376581

>spend two years training to open a door
>do it wrong

Anonymous No. 16376582

>opened the 'do not open' hatch

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Anonymous No. 16376583

Are they going to test sex?

Anonymous No. 16376584

>>16376560
Imagine believing they could do that.
The suit alone is a joke.

Anonymous No. 16376585

>>16376567
Space dive.

Anonymous No. 16376586

>>16376583
That's for a later mission. For now they test shidding and farting.

Anonymous No. 16376587

>>16376583
space sex is illegal

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Anonymous No. 16376588

>it's over

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>>16376436
template

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Anonymous No. 16376591

https://x.com/SciGuySpace/status/1834187775404392618

>>16376556
also gives them data to iterate on the suits and all the systems on dragon

Anonymous No. 16376592

>>16376546
>>16376556
Also how it handles heat in full sunlight

Anonymous No. 16376593

>>16376587
is it actually?

Anonymous No. 16376594

>>16376574
you are retarded

Anonymous No. 16376595

WHAT IS THE TIME IN SPACE ANON?

Anonymous No. 16376596

>>16376589
oh exploitable!

Anonymous No. 16376597

>>16376347
Holy shit

Anonymous No. 16376598

>>16376592
how are they testing that when they are behind the earth?

Anonymous No. 16376599

>>16376595
UTC.

Anonymous No. 16376600

>>16376583
>tfw elon gets embroiled in even more drama by recording a 'reproductive experiment' in orbit (and then selling it on X as the first space porn as a 'joke')

Anonymous No. 16376601

>>16376595
The mission clock, duh.

Anonymous No. 16376602

>>16376589
If only I had Nikocado's brownhole saved on my PC

Anonymous No. 16376603

>>16376584
what do you mean? it worked

Anonymous No. 16376605

>>16376589
This is just asking for a goatse.

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Anonymous No. 16376607

>>16376602
Nikocado should be the first man on mars

Anonymous No. 16376608

>>16376594
Hows your Dogecoin? To the moon yet bub?

Anonymous No. 16376609

>>16376605
i immediately thought of nicocado when i saw the template

Anonymous No. 16376611

>>16376553
>>16376558
embarrassing posts

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Anonymous No. 16376612

>>16376576
Predict his video
>video starts by not having 24/7 live stream of crew
>complains that capsule is too crowded as well with 4 people
>The hatch didn't open on first try unlike <random flight>
>they didn't even let go of anything
>the space suits were too hot
>complains only 2 of the 4 people did a "not real space walk"
>doubles down on 'problem' with the hatch
>complains about live video showing how starlink is a failure

Did I miss anything?

Anonymous No. 16376613

>does EVA during night time
>over the pacific , no grounstations
>10 min each

LAME

Anonymous No. 16376614

so is it over? are they not going back outside?

Anonymous No. 16376615

Jared-sama, I fucking kneel

Anonymous No. 16376616

>>16376614
yup

Anonymous No. 16376618

>>16376613
They get the timing according to the launch window. Timing is limited.

Anonymous No. 16376619

>>16376614
Not until they launch again.

But Dragon's quick to turnaround so it should be about two more weeks.

Anonymous No. 16376620

>>16376612
>HA HA HA WHY ARE YOU CLAPPING YOU MORONS WE DID THIS ON GEMINI ON A REDSTONE ROCKET THAT IS PRETTY MUCH A FALCON 9

Anonymous No. 16376621

> Hatch is closed - good hatch seal

Forgot to get parking validated and have to go back outside.

Anonymous No. 16376622

for a brand new EVA suit this is plenty of testing for a first test. I'm not sure it's smart to do more.
success regardless

Anonymous No. 16376623

>>16376620
YOU MORONS, YOU ABSOLUTE MORONS

Anonymous No. 16376624

>>16376612
need to have a 10min section about hyperloop in there

Anonymous No. 16376625

>>16376613
You would think they'd have a Hawaii ground station.

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Anonymous No. 16376626

i stayed up all night just for 2 people to poke their heads out like ground hogs

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🗑️ Anonymous No. 16376627

>>16376589

Anonymous No. 16376628

>>16376612
completely wrong idiot, 70% of the vid will still be about Tesla and Hyperloop

Anonymous No. 16376629

>>16376542
Both astronauts failed to leave the vessel due to numerous hatch equipment failures.

Anonymous No. 16376631

>>16376625
you would think they would use starlink for everything

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Anonymous No. 16376633

>>16376589
OH SHIT IT'S FL-

Anonymous No. 16376634

>>16376627
why are sharty posters so gay?

Anonymous No. 16376635

>>16376627
saved

Anonymous No. 16376636

> Sarah Gillis becomes the youngest person to perform an EVA! A few weeks younger than Alexei Leonov was when he performed the first EVA!

First space loli space walk.

Anonymous No. 16376637

>>16376627
fucking lmao

Anonymous No. 16376638

>>16376603
Yeah it "worked" to get out of the hatch in shadow environment and do nothing.
Now add full sunlight/shadow orbits with extreme temp swings, all while carrying an EVA backpack and moving arms, hands and legs, using tools to do complicated repairs.

That would require a real EVA suit and tons of training.

Anonymous No. 16376640

>>16376614
this is basically the minimum viable way to do these tests in space
no airlock, only the shoulders are articulated
now they use the data to iterate on the systems and test egaina

Anonymous No. 16376641

Is that Michael Hopkins? What is he doing here? I just tuned in so I have no idea who is commentating rn besides Kate

Anonymous No. 16376643

>>16376612
There won't be any video. Dragon/Falcon is too successful to make grift videos out of.

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>>16376627

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>>16376626
hahaha

Anonymous No. 16376646

>>16376641
works for spacex now

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Anonymous No. 16376648

>>16376633
i knew it

Anonymous No. 16376649

>>16376638

And would not fit inside a Dragon, you absolute mutt.

Anonymous No. 16376650

>>16376625
>he thinks Hawaii is real

Anonymous No. 16376651

>>16376631
probably need more than one link

Anonymous No. 16376653

>>16376626
I woke up 10 minutes before hatch opening to watch 2 people poke their heads out like ground hogs

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Anonymous No. 16376654

>>16376627
'cado in 'ace!

Anonymous No. 16376655

is there a reason why they can't use starlink for video uplink?

Anonymous No. 16376656

POST your face when Jared looked outside Dragon

Anonymous No. 16376657

>>16376638
It's a fucking test you spastic

Anonymous No. 16376658

>>16376643
Lol, I had some of the Starship launches up checking in on that dumbass. People were throwing him $20's $50's and even some $100's just so he would save FUCK MUSK or call anyone clapping a moron. You have no idea how terminally mentally ill his fanbase is.

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Anonymous No. 16376659

>>16376633
Post the real one, faggot.

Anonymous No. 16376660

>>16376638
that comes later, this demonstrated a number of systems and worked as expected
you want them to start doing complicating repairs as the very first test? are you fucking retarded?

Anonymous No. 16376662

>>16376626
I don't have to work so I'm gonna take a nappy

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>>16376656

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>>16376656

Anonymous No. 16376665

>>16376655
The spacecraft has limited Starlink pointing capability and the spacecraft's altitude and orientation during the spacewalk are wrong for it.

Anonymous No. 16376666

>>16376657
are you british?

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Anonymous No. 16376668

> Repressurization of Dragon is underway. Teams will raise the cabin pressure up to 8 psi, pause, let the atmosphere equalize, and perform a cabin leak check prior to resuming repress all the way up to 14 psi

Anonymous No. 16376669

>>16376654
'cado lost

Anonymous No. 16376670

>>16376329
>>16376330
need a webm of the helmet pov egress

Anonymous No. 16376671

>>16376638
I remember when Gemini did extensive repairs on EVA... oh wait, you're a gigantic faggot

Anonymous No. 16376672

>>16376666
are you gay?

Anonymous No. 16376673

they really have to fix that hissing sound

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Anonymous No. 16376674

Why the fuck isn't there a ground station in kangarooland or kiwiville???

Anonymous No. 16376675

>>16376670
sorry anon, I can only into GIMP

Anonymous No. 16376676

>>16376673
Send robots that don't need air.

Anonymous No. 16376677

>>16376666
Jesus christ you guessed
Fucking waste of didgets

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Anonymous No. 16376678

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834190513769250880

Anonymous No. 16376680

>>16376673
should be trivial to cancel that white noise

Anonymous No. 16376682

alright I trust they can get this thing finished up safely. I'm going to sleep

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Anonymous No. 16376683

"This Reporter Applauds The Demise Of The Human Species."

Anonymous No. 16376684

>>16376673
Thanks asshole, I can't unhear it now.

Anonymous No. 16376685

>>16376673
What hissing?

Anonymous No. 16376686

>>16376638
>oldspace faggot is seething
You love to see it.

Anonymous No. 16376687

>>16376656
I set an early alarm and watched it while next to my wife in bed. I started tearing up and she called me a faggot. She's so based

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Anonymous No. 16376689

So it's orge now? Time to turn the stream off, well unless the capsule straight up got exploded by getting hit with a fucking comet coming out from nowhere

Anonymous No. 16376690

How come they can't use starlink so they don't lose feed?

Anonymous No. 16376691

What distro are they running

Anonymous No. 16376694

>>16376691
Custom one Elon worked on

Anonymous No. 16376695

>>16376685
Space snake

Anonymous No. 16376696

>>16376690
Then you'd see how bad starlink is lol musk btfo!@!

Anonymous No. 16376697

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okqNepQn_Tg
>Polaris Dawn - Your Very Own Human Space Program

video about why SpaceX is doing these tests

Anonymous No. 16376698

>>16376691
gentoo

Anonymous No. 16376699

>>16376690
Why would they have a satellite over the middle of the ocean?

Anonymous No. 16376700

>>16376688
Imagine if it turned out that there were no other stars, ours was the only one.

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>>16376638

Anonymous No. 16376702

>>16376695
IM TIRED OF THESE MOTHER FUCKING SPACE SNAKES ON THE MOTHER FUCKING SPACE CAPSULE

Anonymous No. 16376703

>>16376690
starlink terminal is on the ass end which is pointed into space at the moment

Anonymous No. 16376704

>>16376690
FCC said no.

Anonymous No. 16376706

>>16376699
Don't cruise ships use Starlink?

Anonymous No. 16376707

Oh boy I can't wait to watch ift5 which will come shortly after this

Oh wait...

Anonymous No. 16376708

>>16376706
Yeah

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>>16376699
Nigger how do you think satellites in LEO orbit?

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Anonymous No. 16376712

https://x.com/wapodavenport/status/1834192797684957257
>SpaceX adds another amazing shot to the history of spaceflight.

Anonymous No. 16376713

>>16376710
starlink isn't geostationary lil bro

Anonymous No. 16376714

>>16376710
heh you can see the damage from the progress impact

Anonymous No. 16376715

>>16376700
we are alone.
truly alone.
there is nothing but space.
forever.

Anonymous No. 16376716

>>16376690

Because the capsule is above the orbits of Starlink.

Anonymous No. 16376717

>>16376712
WTF THERE IS A TIC TAC UFO THERE!!!

Anonymous No. 16376718

>>16376713
Yes retard, that's my point.

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Anonymous No. 16376719

>>16376699
Anon do you know what Starlink is?

Anonymous No. 16376720

>>16376716
Wasn't for the EVA.

Anonymous No. 16376722

>>16376707
>there was a world where we could've had a live stream of starship launching from 200km up

Anonymous No. 16376724

reminder that we can just drain the van Allen belts https://spectrum.ieee.org/hacking-the-van-allen-belts

Anonymous No. 16376725

>>16376712
>6 years after the spacedrive
>a fucking spacewalk
We're going backwards.

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Anonymous No. 16376726

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834194420721193157

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Anonymous No. 16376727

>>16376717
I wouldn't worry about it

Anonymous No. 16376728

>>16376725
walkable space is the future, chud

Anonymous No. 16376729

>>16376210
Redpill me on this.

Anonymous No. 16376730

>>16376719
>what Starlink is?
something to annoy starwatchers?

Anonymous No. 16376731

>>16376670
seconding this, i need to send it to my dad

Anonymous No. 16376732

>>16376690
Starlink lasers work nicely on Starlink sat to Starlink sats. However thats on predefined orbits and timings. So everything is designed around that. Dragon orbit/timing isn't designed around Starlink so thats why there's cuts. Here/there. Its pronounced due to the fact that Starlink laser is bit fresh/experimental on top of Dragon's current experimental flight.

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Anonymous No. 16376734

https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1834193799633142053

Anonymous No. 16376735

>>16376731
Wait for spacex to release the 4k ultrahd helmet cam footage

Anonymous No. 16376736

>>16376729
They stuck a starving Ukrainian midget peasant into the Venera landers. Their job was to remove the lens cap of the camera after it landed. The high failure rate of the lens cap is attributed to the midgets dying too fast.

Anonymous No. 16376738

>>16376719
To use Internet in the wilderness where traditional providers don't cover, the ocean doesn't have many people living in it so I assumed that it would be a waste to even provide cover there

Anonymous No. 16376739

>>16376732
Voice comms is going via satellite. All video footage via ground station.

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Anonymous No. 16376741

>>16376734
>continues to repress
Is Dragon ok? Does he need to talk?

Anonymous No. 16376742

>>16376740
Lmao

Anonymous No. 16376743

>>16376738
Satellites go around the entire Earth

Anonymous No. 16376744

Imagine doing this inside a Starship. Depressurizing 1km^3 of space would take an eternity.

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>>16376714
shit happens

Anonymous No. 16376747

>>16376744
You moron starship is big enough to have an airlock like the shuttle did

Anonymous No. 16376748

>>16376744
Starship is going to have multiple airlocks

Anonymous No. 16376749

>>16376744
What if... we built a small room to trap, no, LOCK the air in. And then we depressurized that?
Nah it'd never work.

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>>16376738
retard

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Anonymous No. 16376751

>>16376744
1000 cubic meters is not a cubic kilometer anon....

Anonymous No. 16376752

>>16376663
>Out of the way Starliner fucking shit!

Anonymous No. 16376753

Why is his arm always up? What the fuck is his problem?

Anonymous No. 16376754

>>16376751
kilo is the 10^3 prefix you moron.

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Anonymous No. 16376755

https://x.com/planet4589/status/1834192928354324645

Anonymous No. 16376756

>>16376593
No, NASA just doesn't allow married couples in space after a two astronauts secretly got married just before their flight, that they had sex is a rumour.

Anonymous No. 16376757

>>16376753
Why lower it? There's no gravity pulling it down.

Anonymous No. 16376758

>>16376757
He lowered it and it jerked back up around when anon posted that.

Anonymous No. 16376759

>>16376753
Nazi dogwhistle.

Anonymous No. 16376760

>>16376757
Obstruction

Anonymous No. 16376761

>>16376754
It's cubic you mongrel it's, 10^9

Anonymous No. 16376763

>>16376740
was waiting for that.

Anonymous No. 16376764

>>16376761
yes exactly. one cubic kilometer. aka 1 kilo of a cubic meter

Anonymous No. 16376765

>>16376746
is this real?

Anonymous No. 16376769

>>16376765
It's an animation, but yeah it did happen lmao

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Anonymous No. 16376770

>>16376765
read the book

Anonymous No. 16376771

>>16376764
one cubic kilometer is 1x1x1 kilometers you illiterate nigger

Anonymous No. 16376772

>>16376770
>nasa
>mir
oh so it was sabotage

Anonymous No. 16376774

>>16376771
It's a /sfg/ meme

Anonymous No. 16376775

>>16376440
I always wanted you to go to space man

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>>16376774
false

Anonymous No. 16376779

>>16376746
>cheapens out on docking software because you don't want to buy it from Ukraine
>crashes into the station
lmao

Anonymous No. 16376780

>>16376445
Black people aren't human.

Anonymous No. 16376781

>>16376778
this is true, because a cubic kilometre is obviously 1000 cubic metres. that's how the metric system works.

Anonymous No. 16376782

>>16376776
soon

Anonymous No. 16376783

I'm gonna sleep like a rock after they are done giving their post eva speeches or whatever

Anonymous No. 16376785

>>16376771
wrong

Anonymous No. 16376786

>>16376751
It's more properly a kilo cubometer

Anonymous No. 16376789

a hypermeter

Anonymous No. 16376790

>>16376751
Guys, it's correct, you just have to write it as k(m3) so that it is unambiguous.

Anonymous No. 16376791

>>16376691
TempleOS
Only one that works above the firmament

Anonymous No. 16376792

In an alternate universe, the hatch got stuck open and the helpless astronauts had to be rescued by a Startliner

Anonymous No. 16376793

>>16376756
Wasn’t one of them a crazy yandere bitch?

Anonymous No. 16376794

>smell that? space

Anonymous No. 16376795

>Smell that?
>Space...

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Anonymous No. 16376796

SPACE

Anonymous No. 16376797

>>16376657
I was just commenting on the naivety of thinking that one could repair the Hubble from a capsule with a glorified cabin suit.

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Anonymous No. 16376798

>thats it, that was the first ever commercial spacewalk

Anonymous No. 16376800

>>16376797
moving goalposts faggot

Anonymous No. 16376801

>>16376794
>Farts and freeze dried food.
You may not like it, but that's what peak human achievements smells like.

Anonymous No. 16376802

>>16376798
now what?

Anonymous No. 16376803

>>16376660
That will not happen anywhere soon.

Anonymous No. 16376804

>>16376802
FAA complaining

Anonymous No. 16376805

>>16376802
a red bull ad.

Anonymous No. 16376806

>>16376802
space sex

Anonymous No. 16376807

>>16376802
Polaris 2

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Anonymous No. 16376808

>polaris will culminate with Starship

Anonymous No. 16376809

>dragonrider
badass

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Anonymous No. 16376810

i just woke up! i am so excited to watch the polaris dawn mission today!

Anonymous No. 16376811

well that was awesome

Anonymous No. 16376813

>>16376800
Read the comment I was responding to, faggot:
>>16376560

Anonymous No. 16376814

well that was somewhat underwhelming

Anonymous No. 16376815

>>16376811
That was awesome. It'll be fun to see how they take it further for Polaris 2.

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Anonymous No. 16376817

>>16376814
Honestly, it's exactly what I expected.

Anonymous No. 16376818

>>16376813
You still did what they accused you of doing, wanker

Anonymous No. 16376819

>>16376646
Seems to be a common theme lol. Once you finish your NASA career, why not go to the company that is pushing the boundary

Anonymous No. 16376820

>>16376819
Buzz Aldrin should get a job running these streams for spacex

Anonymous No. 16376822

>>16376819
If you can't make it at NASA, you go work at SpaceX. I'm not kidding.

Anonymous No. 16376823

>>16376814
Why are so many of you guys underwhelmed? This was the plan the whole time. It’s the grasshopper equivalent of EVA suits and will only get better, and do so rapidly

Anonymous No. 16376824

>>16376818
And what was that? Denouncing Elon's big mouth? We got a load of Mars BS today. These biker suits have zero chance of being of any use over ground and dust. They are cabin suits with some emergency EVA capabilities.

Anonymous No. 16376825

>>16376822
More like “if you want even more than NASA provides”
Kathy Lueders wanted more. Hopkins was an astronaut who probably wanted to help push the envelope. They recognize SX as top dawg

Anonymous No. 16376826

>>16376824
>"DUST could be here", he thought, as the cheap martian fungus whisky coursed through his veins
>"With a rover, you can go anywhere you want" he thought to himself, out loud.

Anonymous No. 16376827

>>16376822
You're right they switch because they don't make anything at NASA

Anonymous No. 16376828

can someone make a gif or webm of the suit with the globe as a visor that spacex posted?

Anonymous No. 16376829

>>16376824
You think the prototype suits being used today are gonna be the same ones used during surface EVAs?

Retard

Anonymous No. 16376830

>>16376822
Can't blame them, few would be able to make it at that stagnated bureaucratic mess.

Anonymous No. 16376832

>>16376399
>>16376400
That's what I said a few days ago, I'd be unable to resist the urge to let go and just float unsupported through space.

Anonymous No. 16376833

>>16376824
Iterative development retard, ever heard of it?

Anonymous No. 16376834

>>16376342
See? You DO have to fix Earth

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Anonymous No. 16376836

https://x.com/astro_reid/status/1833942658978374098

Anonymous No. 16376837

>>16376824
>Bleh they only achieved an enormous milestone on the way towards commercial spaceflight becoming a reality but they can't walk in mars yet so they failed chud!

Why even bother with these people. They will forever move the goal posts and never admit they are wrong. Reminder that reuse was "impossible" and a private company sending humans to space was a pipe dream until SpaceX made it routine

Anonymous No. 16376838

>>16376342
best response to the naysayers desu

Anonymous No. 16376844

>>16376827
You mean they don't get government stock options?

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Anonymous No. 16376845

https://x.com/NASASpaceflight/status/1834185924533526663

Anonymous No. 16376846

>>16376342
Alright big guy, what would you say instead?

Anonymous No. 16376847

make the new thread retards

Anonymous No. 16376850

>>16376844
they don't make anything during their work
its demoralizing for the people that actually care about achieving something instead of just getting a paycheck

Anonymous No. 16376851

>>16376846
baba booey, baba booey
>>16376847
You should be shot

Anonymous No. 16376854

>>16376846
>this was truly our Polaris Dawn™

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Anonymous No. 16376855

Y HALLO THERE FAGETS

Anonymous No. 16376857

>>16376846
>Fuck earthers, demigod war NOW

Anonymous No. 16376858

>>16376846
>At long last, after all these years
>I am become... Polaris Dawn

Anonymous No. 16376859

>>16376855
Fuck off

Anonymous No. 16376860

>>16376846
>Later, virgins

Anonymous No. 16376861

>>16376855
he is doing on purpose to bait you

Anonymous No. 16376862

>>16376846
>SNEED

Anonymous No. 16376864

>>16376846
>More like Polaris Midnight, i hope somebody got fired for that blunder

Anonymous No. 16376865

>>16376846
>After all these years, finally, Polaris dawns

Anonymous No. 16376866

>>16376846
>Two steps ahead, I am always two steps ahead

Anonymous No. 16376867

more like thermosphereflight general

Anonymous No. 16376871

>>16376867
kek gottem anon

Anonymous No. 16376873

>>16376866
kek

Anonymous No. 16376875

nothing ever happens

Anonymous No. 16376885

where can i watch the eva?

Anonymous No. 16376887

>>16376866
>In space, we all weigh the same. It's time to end fatphobia.

Anonymous No. 16376889

>>16376885
kissanime

Anonymous No. 16376890

>>16376889
kissanime has been dead for like half a decade lmfao

Anonymous No. 16376891

>>16376885
https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=polarisdawn

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Anonymous No. 16376893

benis

Anonymous No. 16376895

>>16376600
Someone needs to suggest this to him. He's autistic enough to make this happen

Anonymous No. 16376899

they missed a marketing trick not getting him to fully climb out the vehicle. the pictures would have been iconic seeing him fully out in space. Instead he was standing with his legs in the vehicle which looked sort of lame.

Anonymous No. 16376901

>>16376855
Whomever did this is retarded

Anonymous No. 16376902

>>16376846
ravioli ravioli, I can't see my home from this far away-oli

Anonymous No. 16376908

>>16376814
That's what she said

Anonymous No. 16376909

>>16376823
your dad hopped on my cock.

Anonymous No. 16376910

>>16376823
They're newfags, anyone who was interested in this flight new the EVA profile well in advance and wasn't surprised. These anons are filthy tourists.

Anonymous No. 16376911

>>16376899
its clear that musk was not involved with polaris. too deep in the k hole probably.

Anonymous No. 16376912

>>16376899
>marketing
This was a science mission

Anonymous No. 16376913

>>16376823
SpaceX does space tourism, we get /pol/ tourism.

Anonymous No. 16376914

>>16376913
kek

Anonymous No. 16376916

Re-nationalize space. If people are eventually going to die exploring space, it should be for science, or their country, or the greater good. Not for Elon, Boeing, or McDonalds Space Burgers.

Anonymous No. 16376917

>>16376912
its superficial at best. the mobility tests were mostly redundant because they had already been done on earth. it was primarily about conducting the first commercial eva, not muh sience

Anonymous No. 16376919

>>16376916
Yeah the agency that did nothing for 50 years should seize control of the company that finally started making progress

Anonymous No. 16376920

EVA tests plus ISS deorbit vehicle = hubble reboost and servicing

You heard it here first

Anonymous No. 16376921

>>16376917
Oh it wasn't about testing the spacesuits? Well if a /pol/ tourist says it, it must be true

Anonymous No. 16376922

>>16376919
unironically. how else do you better propose that we drain goyim of their life force?

Anonymous No. 16376923

>>16376526
Furthest a woman has ever been from a kitchen.

Anonymous No. 16376924

>>16376920
Just let the piece of shit die. In like five years starship will be able to launch a cheap glass mirror telescope for a fraction of the price. A university could do it.

Anonymous No. 16376925

>>16376923
There's a food prep area in the capsule

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Anonymous No. 16376926

>>16376916
Normalize dying in the outer space.

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Anonymous No. 16376927

>ITF-5 delayed until at least mid nov
I hate environmental fags so much it's unreal.

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Anonymous No. 16376929

Because they paired up this was the shortest duration space walk by time outside per person ever.

Anonymous No. 16376930

>>16376920
>Hubble reboots
Pointless unless they fix the failing gyroscopes

Anonymous No. 16376931

>>16376921
you suffer from a severe mental illness. i hope you get the help you need.

Anonymous No. 16376934

>>16376931
Everyone here knew the mission profile, only tourists are surprised and disappointed >>16376899

Anonymous No. 16376937

>>16376924
Bring Hubble home, it belongs in a museum

Anonymous No. 16376939

>>16376934
your dad knew my cock was going down his throat. he was still surprised when i started...

Anonymous No. 16376940

>>16376929
Kinda funny record to break though

Anonymous No. 16376941

>>16376924
Yeah. SpaceX wanted to do free stuff but if NASA doesn't want to, its their loss. SpaceX can do other things.

I do want SpaceX to talk to industry like NASA/NSF to see if they want to rent space telescope that SpaceX will pay/develop/build/put themselves.

Anonymous No. 16376942

>>16376937
Won’t be possible until starship is operational and has free mission slots, no other vehicle has the capability to do it. Will that happen before it deorbits?

Anonymous No. 16376943

>>16376942
why are you such a doomer?

Anonymous No. 16376946

>>16376943
FAA niggers

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Anonymous No. 16376960

>>16376941
SpaceX probably won't do that sort of thing themselves, but they may be compelled to shrink their margin for something exceptionally cool. Consider a space telescope on starship. Rolled steel body, ground telescope mirror from the UoA mirror lab, and several dozen cheapo cubesats gyros. Heavy stock parts slapped together with redundancy and sent on one starship launch. The Harvard astronomy department could afford this.

Anonymous No. 16376963

>>16376846
I could sure go for a Monster Energy Ultra right about now!

Anonymous No. 16376965

>>16376837
There is nothing genuinely 'commercial' or 'private' in SpaceX. Everything emanates from NASA or defense contracts. Except for a minority of civilian sat launches, which are themselves transitively public in some form.

Anonymous No. 16376966

>>16376948
Thanks. This was my favorite part. Mind blowing

Anonymous No. 16376967

>>16376948
Absolute kino, gobbless SpaceX. It was less kino the first time I saw it because Xitter shat the bed and I had to watch it with Clear in the corner. It's difficult to take monumentous occasions seriously when there's an autistic anime girl in my peripheral vision.

Anonymous No. 16376968

>>16376965
What is Starlink

Anonymous No. 16376969

>>16376960
>several dozen cheapo cubesats gyros
You would need massive reaction wheels to turn a starship around. Nothing cheap about that.

Anonymous No. 16376970

Starship is going to change everything, isn't it.

Anonymous No. 16376975

>>16376968
A pentagon program to provide comms for spies operating in enemy countries and to guide/stream live from drones.
It's a glowpeople dual purpose program.

Anonymous No. 16376976

And Io, do I see my father
And Io, do I see my mother
And my sisters and my brothers
And the line of my people,

Back to the beginning...
And Io, they do call me,
In the halls of Valhalla
Where the brave may live forever!"

Many brave warriors
chanted such a prayer
before battles that raged
In times untold.
Their stories are gone
lost in histories depths,
to never be heard again
except as tales from the old.
But try as you may
to find such valor now,
It just doesn't exist
in the world today.
Heroes are myth,
brought from out of a book.
When someone fights against evil
they get nary a second look.
So just remember a time,
lost in the mist.
And remember to treat
All brave men today,
as the heroes they are.

Anonymous No. 16376982

>>16376969
No you would launch the telescope in a starship. Plans to integrate with the vehicle have a fundamental misunderstanding of what the architecture represents
>>16376970
Yes

Anonymous No. 16376985

>>16376975
Please, just go back you subhuman /pol/mutts.

Anonymous No. 16376986

>>16376975
Go back to wherever you blew in from, fag.

Anonymous No. 16376990

>>16376985
>>16376986
Bo ho

Anonymous No. 16376992

>>16376975
Go back the entire site hates /pol/ niggers

Anonymous No. 16376997

>>16376975
Shithole mindset produces a shithole life, homie. Aspire to be something greater than your current mental situation.

Anonymous No. 16377001

>>16376751
newfag

Anonymous No. 16377003

>>16376751
That thing is a fucking MONSTER.

Anonymous No. 16377005

>>16377003
It is NECESSARY. You can't build cities in space with small rockets.

Anonymous No. 16377006

>>16376751
>someone actually fell for it
To be this new...

Anonymous No. 16377009

>bump limit reached
baking a new thread, prepare to switch

Anonymous No. 16377013

>>16377005
How many smaller missions can fit into that beast per trip? Holy shit that thing is insane if you think about it.

Anonymous No. 16377014

>>16377009
NO YOU STUPID NIGGER WE STAGE AT PAGE 10 OR IMAGE LIMIT

Anonymous No. 16377016

>>16377014
Calm down. There are a bunch of new people here

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16377018

>>16377009
We will all report it as spam if you do. This IS a threat.

Anonymous No. 16377019

Ahhh~

Anonymous No. 16377020

Like, Starship will fundamentally change the way stuff is designed, no more autistically small and horrifically expensive modules etc, just chuck whatever the fuck into that flying warehouse and you're good to go.

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Anonymous No. 16377027

>>16377016
>being this new
true oldtroons would reply to the bait

Anonymous No. 16377030

ah, yes, """space""" walk

Anonymous No. 16377045

>>16377020
Nah we will still optimize the fuck out of probes

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Anonymous No. 16377046

>>16377020
We are going to image exoplanets in our lifetime. Carry up several 8m mirrors with basic controls and organize them in orbit to make a 1km wide mirror for cheaper than the hubble

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Anonymous No. 16377049

>>16377046
Pic
>>16377045
Only JPL because they can't do anything else. Imagine mass optimizing 100 tons kek

Anonymous No. 16377050

>>16377045
There are huge benefits to being able to fit retarded amount of quickly and cheaply built shit into a ship, anon.
>>16377046

Micro tetris autism means months and years of painstaking design and materials and shit to make shit simply fit and lite, with a rocket powered warehouse you can afford to do insane shit.

Anonymous No. 16377055

>>16377049
>>16377050
Sure early on you may just want fast and hard but eventually you are going to be sending a single probe somewhere and the eggheads are going to want every instrument possible on it.

Anonymous No. 16377056

>>16377049
Yes but that's what makes a retard strong and big ship like Starship so cool, anon, you can do stupidly cool previously impossible projects for "cheap", we're on the edge of the age of MASS.

Anonymous No. 16377057

>>16377049
>pic
God I want to see an exoplanet so fucking bad

Anonymous No. 16377059

>>16377055
Yeah of course you'll have people who are hyper economic about the stuff they send up but Starship opens a new chapter of choices where if you want to build fuckhuge stuff you can do fuckhuge stuff now, it just changes the landscape completely.

Anonymous No. 16377061

>>16377046
Interferometry requires sub wavelength accuracy between telescopes. There is no way you can do that with multiple optical satellites

Anonymous No. 16377062

>>16377059
Im not arguing with that but mass optimization isn't going away and starship is big but it isn't containership big yet.

Anonymous No. 16377066

>>16377062
shut the fuck up.

Anonymous No. 16377067

>>16377062
No offense man but compared to everything else, Starship is a fucking straight up freight train.

Anonymous No. 16377068

>>16377066
No I don't think I will.

Anonymous No. 16377069

>>16377062
>the ship has to be exactly like my scifi fantasies if its going to build stuff in orbit because im limited by my own imagination and know nothing about real space operations
Shut up man

Anonymous No. 16377072

>>16377069
Used to be perplexed in scifi how they got all that mass up there, turns out the answer is just fuckhuge cheap to operate fatass ships, kek.

Anonymous No. 16377075

>>16377067
Yes compared to the tiny fucking shit we put up right now. That doesn't mean its big enough that we will all of a sudden stop caring about being efficient with payloads.We are going to get bigger ambitions the second starship is operational and that is going to make it limited in payload almost immediately.

Anonymous No. 16377078

Reminder that it is Felonious Moskal Huskrats fault Starship isnt in space right now because he didnt submit his documentation right after IFT-4

Anonymous No. 16377081

>>16377062
The cool thing about having a giant fatass cheap ship is you can actually quickly have assembly facilities in orbit or on the moon and just continuously send up loads of material and component shit on the cheap.

Anonymous No. 16377084

>>16377081
It takes ~15 Starships for just one to go to another astronomical body.

Anonymous No. 16377085

>>16377075
"The cost of sending a kilogram of payload to orbit with SpaceX's Starship in an expendable configuration is estimated to be around $500."

Anon, the landscape is changing. The way you think about slinging cargo into orbit is changing.

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Anonymous No. 16377087

Why don't they tune the cameras so that the stars are visible?

Anonymous No. 16377091

Nobody is going to spend years autistically optimizing shit when it's like $500 per kg. Dumb and huge, that's the immediate future.

Anonymous No. 16377093

>>16377085
>expendable configuration
>no greentext for a quote
Shut up you retard get the fuck out of this general

Anonymous No. 16377094

>>16377093
If it's $500 per kg, what will you send into orbit, anon?

Anonymous No. 16377095

>>16377091
And thats the EXPENDABLE configuration that anon is blatantly mischaracterizing what the future will be. Ask him how much reusable configuration is per kg

Anonymous No. 16377097

>>16377087
Requires long exposure I believe? The ship is also always moving and adjusting so its likely that its not stable enough I guess. Idk Im not a photographer
>>16377094
Check the expendable config nigger

Anonymous No. 16377098

>>16377095
Hope the immediate future isn't just rich bored retards sending their favourite sports cars and shit up there.

Anonymous No. 16377099

>>16377097
Reusable config**** your retardation is seeping out and infecting others.

Anonymous No. 16377101

If KSP has taught me anything, it's that you optimize your payload no matter how big your rocket.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4L2sIYR_3M&ab_channel=Stratzenblitz75
Autistic 1000x folded designs are optimal.

Anonymous No. 16377106

>>16377101
It's $250 per kg in reusable config, who cares, man.

Anonymous No. 16377107

>>16377087
You can't see stars in space. Because eh,, and uhm..

Anonymous No. 16377109

>the virgin terminal autist spending years optimizing
>the chad sending up tonnes at $250 per kg on a week's notice

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Anonymous No. 16377111

>>16377069
I'm sorry you can't understand the simple fact that we won't abandon mass optimization just because we have higher payload capacity. An average cargo ship on the ocean today has the payload capacity of about 1,650 Starships. The Starship simply isn't large enough to abandon mass optimization nor would it be smart to do so.

Anonymous No. 16377112

>>16377101
if you were a girl i would bust my nut down your throat for being such a stupid whore.

Anonymous No. 16377113

>>16377075
It's a total paradigm shift. The JWST was 6 fucking tons. 6 out of 250. You could go 40x bigger. Mass optimization is over

Anonymous No. 16377115

>>16377113
>Mass optimization is over
Guaranteed to trigger the living fuck out of autists.

Anonymous No. 16377119

>>16377085
I don't think you understand. Even with the cost dropping and capacity increasing we are still going to put a fuckhuge amount of volume into space. That means every kg will still be important.

Anonymous No. 16377120

>>16376542
>Okay so now how will the media will turn this into an "Elon Musk failure"?

The only coverage it gets is from people who look for it and specialty YouTube channels.

Anonymous No. 16377121

>>16377119
It'll of course be important but not "suddenly extend project by 6 months because we need to hyper autistically save 10kg at a cost of 2 Billion in material R&D" type of bullshit that's been the norm as we knew it.

Anonymous No. 16377122

>>16377106
>>16377112
Payloads will always be space-optimized, we could have a functioning space elevator and you're still going to carefully pack your payload for the trip up.

You are wrong.

Anonymous No. 16377123

>>16377113
And the JWST is small. Our capabilities are going up and our demand is going to keep right up with it. Mass optimization is never going away, go do some time in naval, trucking or aviation.

Anonymous No. 16377124

>>16377122
Prepare your autism because the entire discipline of space engineering is going to change very suddenly.

Anonymous No. 16377126

>>16377123
This
>>16377124
Prepare your mouth for deez nuts

Anonymous No. 16377127

>>16377121
Sure but its also not going to suddenly use cast iron tools because thats what is on hand. Mass optimization isn't going away.

Anonymous No. 16377128

>>16376313
>or house homeless veterans
I assure you there's a dozen well-funded programs to do this, and just because the bum on the corner begging for change is wearing tiger-stripe camo pants this does not make him a real veteran, just a POS smart enough to know idiots like you will fall for it, retard

Anonymous No. 16377130

>>16377126
>>16377123
It'll change in the sense where you move up from being hyper expensively autistic about grams and kilograms into tonnes, that's not a small change to the way you approach design and budget in space projects.

Anonymous No. 16377131

I'm glad Muskoid will be able to send thousands of pounds of mexican welders into space, but I really wish he picked a better name for his rocket. Starship? Really? Falcon and Dragon are awesome names, but for his life's work he couldn't come up with a better name than starship? Combined with his electric car obsession and retarded looking space suits, I've realized he has no taste at all. I hope a light space industry develops so future astronauts and colonists don't have to see his retardation every day in their various living environments or miscellaneous tools.

Anonymous No. 16377133

>>16377130
Just a scaling issue

Anonymous No. 16377135

>>16377127
>Mass optimization isn't going away.
Absolutely not, but you also won't be spending ages of project time and millions in capital dedicated to saving grams and kilograms anymore.

Anonymous No. 16377137

>>16377111
Do you seriously think we're going to machine a 100 tons rover out of a single block of aluminum?? Do you think we will document every microgram, literally 10^-14 of the payload like other rovers? I'm not saying we can stop caring. Are you just not aware of HOW mass optimized this shit is?

Anonymous No. 16377139

>>16377131
I think it's a very fitting name.

Anonymous No. 16377140

>>16377130
Nope its not hoing to switch from kg to tons, lighter materials are still going to be prioritized because masd is money. The only difference is that super expensive methods wont be chosen over cheaper methods.

Anonymous No. 16377142

>>16377137
It must be some kind of autism thing, I don't think he understands that maximizing weight efficiency to extreme degrees that you traditionally would do in space related logistics costs a fucking absolute fortune compared to Starships "cheap" shipping cost and changes the way you do things entirely overnight.

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Anonymous No. 16377143

>>16376627
>>16376545
>>16376923
everyday we stray further from god's light

Anonymous No. 16377148

>>16377140
Let me paint a scenario to help me get my point across.

A 1 tonne mirror costs $250 000,00 to ship via Starship, or you could redesign the mirror to have the same volume but half the weight, which will cost $26 000 000,00, the changes to the mirror will take two years, minimum.

What option will your boss take?

Anonymous No. 16377150

>>16377137
Was that my argument? Also that is still mission dependent. Who is to say we dont have a 100 ton probe packed with probes going to an out of human reach celestial body? Starships aren't unlimited and 100 tons gets small really quickly if you do things at scale.

Anonymous No. 16377151

Anons are arguing because they define "mass optimization" differently than one another and can't realize they're saying two different things.

Anonymous No. 16377162

>>16377148
And what aren't you shipping because that mirror is 1 ton? What if both elements are critical but you only have the 1 starship? What if you are just doing a rideshare on a SpaceX mission and your alloted mass isn't enough? What if you need to ship 200 of them and the cost of 2 starships isn't worth it? What happens when all the starships are full and they fill up faster than they cab be made? I can keep going

Anonymous No. 16377165

>>16377162
Oh so you literally don't understand. That's fine. Ruminate for a bit before posting again please

Anonymous No. 16377172

>>16376620
>GEMINI ON A REDSTONE ROCKET
You are of retardism. Go back to /pol/ aka reddit.

Anonymous No. 16377174

>>16377107
Starlight is dim and requires long exposure to see, especially when the sun which is far brighter it makes short exposure just not viable for star images. And long exposure also isnt viable since the ISS always moves so fast and orbits the Earth quickly, its extremely difficult to train the camera long enough to see shit. Thats why we have massive space telescopes so that we can easily keep them trained on a certain star and they gather enough light with their wide diameter lens vs a normal cam.

Anonymous No. 16377182

>>16376965
> a privately owned company fulfilling defense contracts isn't commercial or private
You have brain damage.

Anonymous No. 16377189

>>16377111
As we know, every fixture and fitting on cargo shits is autistically designed with advanced composites and exotic alloys to save every gram possible.

Wait no, that's bullshit.

Anonymous No. 16377194

>>16376965
>Everything emanates from NASA or defense contracts.
>Everything

Less than half their launches are government launches and less than half their revenue is from launches.

Anonymous No. 16377195

>>16377189
You do pack things in to make sure every ounce counts, because you're paying to ship those items and you want each trip to carry the maximum possible payload.

You and anon have been arguing past one another for 10+ posts, lol. You both are correct in what you are saying, and they are not mutually exclusive points.

Anonymous No. 16377197

>>16377072
sci-fi settings always have the one widespread cheap ship that does its job

Anonymous No. 16377202

>>16377162
>What happens when all the starships are full and they fill up faster than they cab be made?
>He doesn't know
Falcon 9 already cleared up the launch market and Starship will launch 10x more, be 10x faster to produce, and have 10x faster turnaround. Even if JPL manages to shit out ten full Starship launches worth of probe a year, it'll be a footnote against starlink and Mars cargo launches

Anonymous No. 16377204

The amount of haters on YouTube is insane. Do these people just hate everything? Space is the one thing, the ONE THING the Jews haven't ruined, the one thing we can't exploit for money and pointless wars, and they're AGAINST it? What the fuck? Why?

Anonymous No. 16377205

>>16377202
>Falcon 9 already cleared up the launch market

This. The reason falcon heavy gets used so infrequently is because there’s too little market for it.

Anonymous No. 16377206

>>16375783
>space walk
>you don't walk, just float

Anonymous No. 16377209

>>16377204
They were told to. Just ignore and move on

Anonymous No. 16377210

>>16377087
>>16377097
>what is exposure
Do you want the foreground objects that have an apparent brightness thousands of times greater than the stars to have details or just be giant overexposed blobs?

Anonymous No. 16377212

>>16377206
>float
No buoyancy

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Anonymous No. 16377214

How about calling it Good Space Shuttle

Anonymous No. 16377225

>>16376155
It's called faith

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Anonymous No. 16377226

>>16376155
business casual

Anonymous No. 16377229

>>16376426
How can you face this absolute darkness a without panicking instantly? We humans are truly creatures of light...

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Anonymous No. 16377231

>>16377214
When Falcon 9 lands on a droneship it can manage about the same payload to Starlink's initial injection orbit as Endeavour could when it launched with a super-lightweight external tank. Back in the late seventies NASA was planning to have a fleet of four orbiters operating with a two week turnaround, for 96 total Shuttle launches per year. Falcon 9 managed 96 launches exactly in 2023.

Falcon 9 IS the good space shuttle. Starship is more like a real life Boeing Space Freighter.

Anonymous No. 16377232

>>16377229
The terminator is probably still visible to the left in his field of view as well as the stars.

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Anonymous No. 16377237

>>16376155
I'm glad you asked!!

Anonymous No. 16377238

You just know that the first Mars Starships will be named after Star Trek ships

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Anonymous No. 16377242

>>16377214
but why

Anonymous No. 16377244

>>16377238
I remember Elon mentioning years ago that "Heart of Gold" was going to be the name of one of the first Mars ships. The man draws references from more than one fandom.

Anonymous No. 16377246

>>16377204
Don't go to reddit lmao. The bots are having a meltdown.

Anonymous No. 16377249

>>16377244
Starship Enterprise
Starship Nostromo
Starship 42
Starship Bebop

Anonymous No. 16377254

>there are only 11 NASA EVA suits
Holy shit I understand the significance of Polaris Dawn now. They designed these things to be mass produced and they worked
>>16377249
>Bebop
I wouldn't be mad

Anonymous No. 16377255

>>16376329
Wait, THAT thing is Earth? I don't like it. Get rid of it.

Anonymous No. 16377256

>>16377249
SS Valley Forge

Anonymous No. 16377259

The Space Shuttles had great names

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Anonymous No. 16377260

I'm no American, can anybody explain how fucked SpaceX if the Harris administration wins?

Anonymous No. 16377264

>>16377259
"Endeavour" is low energy, imagine calling yor ship "an attempt"

Anonymous No. 16377265

>>16377260
No more or less than everyone else, which is to say extremely fucked

Anonymous No. 16377270

>>16377259
"ESS TEE ESS"
fuck off

Anonymous No. 16377271

>>16377260
Elon himself says Mars is probably over if she wins.

Anonymous No. 16377272

>>16377260
Nothing will change from its current situation idiot. Doing this every fucking day makes me less inclined to vote at all. Go back to /pol/ and shill there.

Anonymous No. 16377274

>>16377260
Probably not very different than what happens now. You'd have to have a majority in both houses that really want to fuck SpaceX over before any real damage was possible. SpaceX is also indispensable in many ways at this point.

Anonymous No. 16377275

>>16377260
Proper fucked

Anonymous No. 16377276

>>16377260
Same thing that’s happening now. They’re getting launch approval slow rolled, lawfare, threats from government employees. With orangemanbad commercial space hummed along. Not because he gave a shit about space, but because he could show up for a photo op when cool shit happened. Everyone else is too busy selling us out to the lowest bidder to care about space and since Elon is on the naughty list he gets rusty wheels instead of greased ones.

Anonymous No. 16377279

>>16377254
>People think I'm joking when I say I'm too tall to be an astronaut
Those suits gatekeep in more ways than one

Anonymous No. 16377283

>>16377260
>artemis canceled
>budget cuts for space programs
>wealth tax
>unrealized capital gains tax
>food price controls
>end of ISS
>mars no longer in sight
Only darkess awaits. Darker than anything Jared saw when he stuck his head out.

Anonymous No. 16377284

>>16377283
>tourist thinks cancelling artemis and ISS dying are bad
youre not convincing anyone.

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16377288

>>16377284
>everyone has to share my opinions
kill yourself lefty

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16377291

>>16377284
Women can not lead men, period.

Anonymous No. 16377294

>>16377291
>>16377288
>immediatly get political and assume my leaning
ywngts

Anonymous No. 16377298

>>16376846
>man, i wish i was on the moon

Anonymous No. 16377300

>>16377298
The only response made by an /sfg/ regular.

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16377301

>>16377291
this

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16377305

>>16377291
Concerning. That must be why Argentina won the Falklands war.

Anonymous No. 16377307

>>16376846
>Holy shit it's actually flat!

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Anonymous No. 16377312

Anonymous No. 16377319

>>16377312
dragon needs better cameras

Anonymous No. 16377322

>>16377312
film vs digital
soul vs soulless

Anonymous No. 16377324

>>16377322
Once Starship comes online it'll become economically feasible to fly up 1960s-era film cameras again.

Anonymous No. 16377328

>>16377322
>film vs digital
This. Even the shittiest throwaway 110 camera back in the day was equivalent to something like 20 megapixels.

Anonymous No. 16377330

>>16377260
1) Harris FCC said Starlink is a monopoly. They will break Starlink from SpaceX.
2) Endless regulatory delays for Starship
3) SpaceX will be subject to dozens more lawsuits by her admin
4) SpaceX wont be allowed to compete

Anonymous No. 16377331

>>16377283
>wealth tax
>unrealized capital gains tax
Those will kill SpaceX unironically if they were passed. Musk will have to sell his shares in Tesla/SpaceX

Anonymous No. 16377337

>>16377283
>unrealized capital gains tax
this is the most stupid tax ever fuck you americans for ever thinking up of that one

Anonymous No. 16377341

>>16377337
Government officials are pretty clear that they're not Americans and feel nothing but contempt for Americans

Anonymous No. 16377343

>>16377337
idk if it's gonna go through. would be bad for congressional stock portfolios

Anonymous No. 16377346

>>16377337
The so called "americans" pushing this dont respect american constitutions nor the state

Anonymous No. 16377349

>>16377337
These people aren't Americans, they're something else. Something evil.

Anonymous No. 16377358

Butch & Suni talk and answer some questions tomorrow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvRH5hT2dWo

Anonymous No. 16377367

>>16376538
You can but you need velcro or magnets or something else to provide a "downward" force. Bungee cords work fine.

Anonymous No. 16377381

>>16377322
This, and film still has much better dynamic range than digital. Saturn V launch slowmo is the best rocket porn

Anonymous No. 16377384

Ukraine and the disputed holy land
take ur space cash

Anonymous No. 16377388

>>16377381
SpaceX should film the next Starship launch, instead of simply recording it digitally.

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Anonymous No. 16377392

Fuck your radiation concerns, we're Marsing SOON

Anonymous No. 16377404

>>16377330
I've been saying for ages that Starlink should be a seperate company, spacex still gets the money cause no-one else can launch as many as they need to keep everything going.

Anonymous No. 16377413

Looked fake as fuck.

Anonymous No. 16377420

>>16377413
Is it the lack of atmospheric effects on the lighting that makes it look fake?
Small models and CGI will usually not have atmosphereic effects on lighting

Anonymous No. 16377422

Hearing couple rumors of delayed New Glenn maiden launch, the worst one goes to April 2025....

Anonymous No. 16377443

>>16377422
source?

Anonymous No. 16377448

FAA is secretly delaying starship FT5 to be on the same day as new Glenn for peak kino

Anonymous No. 16377455

The latest brain dead take
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/polaris-dawn-spacewalk-is-the-us-breaking-a-50-year-old-space-law/ar-AA1qqO7s

Anonymous No. 16377456

>>16376975
kek, this anon must be right over the fucking target to cause this much kvetching

Anonymous No. 16377465

>>16377455
arent the FAA an oversight branch of the Us government?

Anonymous No. 16377468

>>16376580
It's been done

Anonymous No. 16377469

How much did he pay for the chance?

Anonymous No. 16377470

General is unusable until this happening is over.

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Anonymous No. 16377479

id like to discuss rotary cities in extremely low gravity wells.

Anonymous No. 16377480

>>16377469
how much did your dad pay to blow me? same question.

Anonymous No. 16377489

>>16377479
id rather rotate the city in orbit, where we dont have to mine a massive pit for the cities
or, use the preexisting lava tunnels as natural protection for our lunar habitation.

Anonymous No. 16377491

>>16377172
How about you go back, who can't even remember thundercunts infamous "F9 is basically a redstone rocket that runs on methane".

Anonymous No. 16377506

>>16376816
W-would..

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Anonymous No. 16377517

>>16377479
The effects of gravity plus centrifugal gravity are too cool

Anonymous No. 16377521

>>16377517
>not a giant cone
Missed opportunity

Anonymous No. 16377524

>>16376948
sent the webm ro dad, he sent back this
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240906-from-space-selfies-to-nearly-drowning-the-11-spacewalks-that-made-history
Future polaris missions are going to be sick. I want to see a modern SpaceX MMU catch some Boeing junk.

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Anonymous No. 16377530

Due to the presence of water and heat from the light tube, you'd get clouds. I think the top few levels could function like a greenhouse, but without any enclosure. Just let the heat and water rise on its own.
>>16377489
You can sort of tell from the colors, it's in a partially excavated and backfilled crater. You'd want the housing around the rotor city anchored to something solid
>>16377521
Shaping the station to the parabola of gravity means that the gravity is different at every altitude. I don't think that's practical.

Anonymous No. 16377532

>wake up
>check comments
>billionaire joy ride on tax payer funded rocket
at this point people have to be baiting

Anonymous No. 16377534

>>16377465
What they're saying is for 20 years ending next year private astronaut safety regulation has been forbidden by an act of Congress.

Anonymous No. 16377535

>>16377532
Not baiting, just ignorant and proud of it
There is a new version of redneck that doesn't have a name yet because they're white collar retards

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Anonymous No. 16377538

https://x.com/PolarisProgram/status/1834329942043271268

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>>16377538

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>>16377541

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>>16377543

Anonymous No. 16377546

>>16377543
>tfw everyone has already shit at least once

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Anonymous No. 16377548

>>16377543
5 seconds

Anonymous No. 16377554

>>16377546
Has anyone measured the isp of the shitter yet

Anonymous No. 16377555

>>16375672
What is the best book about Mars? No Robert Zubrin books and no fiction books.

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Anonymous No. 16377570

>>16377312
ffs I wanted to search for the top left photo, but all I got was porno

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Anonymous No. 16377571

ars commenters are often vile creatures

Anonymous No. 16377572

>>16377546
>According to legend, Apollo 12 astronaut Alan Bean was deeply unimpressed with the adhesive bag-based waste collection system that had been designed for the lunar missions, so he had the flight surgeons put him on a "low-residue diet" and downed a heroic dose of Imodium before the launch that allowed him to not shit for eight straight days.

Anonymous No. 16377582

>>16377572
...and upon returning, his massive space grogan was bronzed an put in the esoteric wing of the Smithsonian

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Anonymous No. 16377586

https://x.com/vast/status/1834337552645665260
NEW VAST INTERVIEW WITH DAVENPORT AT AEROSPACE SUMMIT, I wonder if he will mention Dawn?

Anonymous No. 16377588

>>16377586
cool

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Anonymous No. 16377589

https://x.com/TODAYshow/status/1834203423664730369

Anonymous No. 16377593

>>16377572
>eight straight days.
My record is seven

Anonymous No. 16377597

>>16377589
>they went the entire 3.5 minute video without mentioning musk
I'm impressed.

Anonymous No. 16377601

>>16377555
Probably the Viking lander photos
https://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/the-martian-landscape-nasa-sp-425/author/viking-lander-imaging-team/

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Anonymous No. 16377611

>>16377570
Seems misattributed.
https://images.nasa.gov/search?q=Gemini+11&page=1&media=image&yearStart=1920&yearEnd=2024

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Anonymous No. 16377612

>>16377555
How To Industrialize Mars: A Strategy For Self-Sufficiency: How To Settle A Lethal Vacuum In 400 Easy Steps

Anonymous No. 16377616

>>16377274
>Probably not very different than what happens now.
>>16377272
>Nothing will change from its current situation idiot.
Is there a name for this kind of complacency?

Anonymous No. 16377619

brilliant pebbles

Anonymous No. 16377623

>>16377589
>end of the video
>two more missions
>one of which could be to orbit the moon
speculation or an inside scoop?

Anonymous No. 16377629

>>16377623
would need falcon heavy and an improved dragon service module and a better heat shield (orion heat shield.jpg)

Anonymous No. 16377630

>>16377629
sounds easy

Anonymous No. 16377631

>>16377629
>better heat shield
Or you just decelerate, which spacex is notoriously good at

Anonymous No. 16377632

>>16377616
It's called being grounded and not being a schizo who yells from the rooftops that this is the most important elections of our lives.

Anonymous No. 16377634

>>16377555
i keep meaning to read the book about the Mars exploration rovers by Steve Squyres - i've heard it's pretty good

Anonymous No. 16377635

>>16377612
when i see things like this i cant imagine how it will work with actual people living there. it takes one nutcase to poke a hole in the sheet and then you are all dead.

Anonymous No. 16377640

>>16377202
>>16377205
Because of price and momentum. That is going to change

Anonymous No. 16377647

>>16376816
her hair's back to normal

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Anonymous No. 16377648

>>16376778
everyone laugh at the newfag frogposter

Anonymous No. 16377650

>>16377635
I can’t imagine cruise ships working with actual people on board. All it takes is one nutcase drilling a hole in the hull and you’re all dead.

Anonymous No. 16377655

>>16377322
Digital shouldn’t be dismissed entirely, but yeah a good 35mm has sovl. Imagine matthew dominick with a 35mm camera on artemis missions. He could capture some of the most iconic photos in history

Anonymous No. 16377656

>>16377635
Don't want to get too off topic, but we're actually in a very strange period of history where nutcases are able to do stuff like that instead of being locked up in an asylum.
If an accident did happen though, it would probably be fine. The leakage due to a hole of a given size gets less significant as volume goes up, and you're talking about a 400m ceiling with 50~70 acres of plastic sky delivered per starship. ETFE is also very easily field welded. You could have systems that detect a hole and alert some version of a fire department. Depending on severity, it may not even alert the people nearby that there's any danger, because there isn't. It isn't inconceivable that something shithead teenagers do a century from now is dare each other to slice a hole big enough to stick your head through, where the air rushing around you is enough to not explode or suffocate. ETFE doesn't really rip, and you can add fibers to make it rip even less.
>>16377650
There's really no analogy for one crazy guy being able to suffocate an entire country

Anonymous No. 16377659

>>16377586
Is the audio fucked up or just me?

Anonymous No. 16377660

>>16376754
>>16376764
>>16376778
oh nononono....

Anonymous No. 16377666

dragon will have to fill the role of manned workhorse until starship takes over in 15 years

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Anonymous No. 16377670

How retarded am I?

We use a sustainable sandblaster to mine asteroids. The sand is blasted onto the asteroid, and all the kicked up dust and shit is caught by funnels, sucked into the machine, and any valuable metals we want are filtered by the magnet. Everything else is reused in the sandblaster.

Anonymous No. 16377671

>>16377670
You'd need a way to extract the useful materials immediately and then recirculate them into the sand blaster, which isn't something that can be done with current tech and know-how. A plasma drill would probably be more suitable here.

Anonymous No. 16377672

>>16377670
Isn't this more or less what OSIRIS-Rex did to Bennu?

Anonymous No. 16377680

New thred when

Anonymous No. 16377681

>>16377656
i guess my point is how fragile a system that can keep you alive on another planet is. especially if you intend to keep it working for generations. aeroplanes get repaired and maintained in the hangar, and even the best get thrown away eventually. running a system to keep a colony alive on mars is like flying a plane for a century non stop and doing the repairs mid air with emergency replacement parts arriving 3 months after you order them in the very best case. And thats understating the problem.

Anonymous No. 16377683

>>16377680
when image limit or page 10 is reached

Anonymous No. 16377685

>>16377670
you can't suck something in vacuum
>>16377672
yes, with pressurised gas

Anonymous No. 16377687

>>16377685
Starliner sucks in a vacuum.

Anonymous No. 16377689

>>16377681
Yeah it's sort of troubling to think about, but not particularly different to what's happening right now on Earth. Technology continuing to work is the reason 95% of people are alive right now. It's easy to pretend that isn't the case because you have air and water and some impression that animals and plants can be food, but a generalized technological collapse on either planet would kill just about everyone. That's just where we are with technology now.

Anonymous No. 16377692

>>16377337
i dont even understand the concept, what is their rational behind it?

Anonymous No. 16377693

>>16377692
"Give us your fucking money" is the rationale. I'm not sure how "unrealized gains" (money I didn't make?) qualifies as taxable.

Anonymous No. 16377694

>>16377670
So by "valuable metals" you mean iron and basically nothing else?

Anonymous No. 16377695

>>16377692
The wealthy finance their day to day lives without income by borrowing against unrealized capital gains, aka the current "value" of their investments

This particular financial maneuver avoids ever having to pay taxes on the value of those gains

Anonymous No. 16377697

>>16377694
The most valuable thing in asteroids is water, actually.

Anonymous No. 16377699

>>16377632
Based

Anonymous No. 16377700

>>16377670
>asteroid mining
>blasting while stationary
>vacuum in space
>magnetic materials only
>How retarded am I?
anon I'm afraid I have bad news

Anonymous No. 16377720

what are Mars-bound Starships going to do with the passenger's pee and poop? Is it going to be dumped into space along the way Indian truckdriver style or will it be saved and brought down to the surface? If so what can be done with it? Anything good?

Anonymous No. 16377722

>>16377720
You'll want to keep it. Food and water will serve as valuable radiation shielding and that'll need to be replaced as it's depleted. There's also the matter of your destination having very little biomass

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>>16377720
save it for the pisslocks

Anonymous No. 16377733

My love for Space Exploration Technologies Corporation knows no bounds

Anonymous No. 16377734

>>16376778
pol tourists out
unless you're poststamp anon and shitposting

Anonymous No. 16377735

Elon Musk is A Disgusting Loser,

Anonymous No. 16377738

>>16377733
>>16377735
I agree with both

Anonymous No. 16377739

>>16377720
Saved for the pisslocks and the solids will help me film Septic 5 on Mars

Anonymous No. 16377740

>>16376846
>We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children

Anonymous No. 16377741

>>16377720
>haha hi Elon
>so I was at burning man last year-

Anonymous No. 16377742

>>16377738
Same

Anonymous No. 16377744

>>16377720
fertilizer

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Anonymous No. 16377745

this shit is fake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xm4awF4YnA
whats up with that stanky arm? looks like a thunderbirds puppet.

you are welcome to discuss this fake and gay thing itt >>16377728

Anonymous No. 16377747

>>16377733
I always forget that’s their real name

Anonymous No. 16377748

>>16377745
you can tell it's fake because it looks so real.

Anonymous No. 16377749

>>16377744
back to /pol/ you go

Anonymous No. 16377751

>>16377745
youre posts may be better enjoyed by others on >>>/pol/ and >>>/x/

Anonymous No. 16377754

>>16377745
Well guys, if a regular /sci/ schizophrenic says it's fake it must be. We in /sfg/ humbly apologize, and thank you for your continuing to allow our humble general to wade through your flat earth, vaccine, and race science threads

Anonymous No. 16377755

I can’t wait to see HLS Moonship in its full glory, it will be KINO

Anonymous No. 16377758

>>16377749
>suggest practical use for feces
>get told to gb2 /pol/
deranged

Anonymous No. 16377759

>>16377755
The Moon doesn’t belong the “the world,” it belongs to the United States of America.
Drop old HLSs on Chinese hardware. Land near the ILRS base and bulldoze it. Commies are NOT WELCOME on our satellite

Anonymous No. 16377765

>>16377748
does it look real though? it doesnt look very real. its way cheaper to use wires and green screen and fool all the onions nasacucks.

Anonymous No. 16377771

>>16377745
yeah

Anonymous No. 16377772

>>16377758
Yeah idk what anon meant by that, must be a broken bot. Fertilizer will be required to grow plants on Mars.

Anonymous No. 16377773

>>16377758
oh shit i mean to reply to >>16377745

Anonymous No. 16377774

>>16377772
no i mean to tell the "space is fake" schizo to go back to pol
i misclicked i guess
sorry

Anonymous No. 16377775

>>16377774
Next time don't give it a (you) and just report it as "extremely low quality" instead.

Anonymous No. 16377776

>>16377774
im not saying space is fake, im saying this "space walk" looks like greenscreen and wires like thunderbirds puppets.

Anonymous No. 16377779

How did NASA become synonymous with having a good PC?

Anonymous No. 16377780

>>16377776
this is somehow even more retarded

Anonymous No. 16377782

>>16377780
It's a fair observation, the spacewalk looked a bit surreal.

Anonymous No. 16377783

>>16377779
Nasa is full of smart people so people just assume they use super computers instead of 20 year old technology they are afraid to get rid of.

Anonymous No. 16377789

>>16377779
Normies think they model the universe on hyper quantum computers the size of skyscrapers.
Ironic because I associate NASA with slide rulers and analog magic

Anonymous No. 16377791

>>16377780
its a flatcel trying to seem more reasonable by suggesting that no just this one specific mission was fake, and then he would eventually expand outward to being a full blown moon landing denier. they always do stupid shit like this. as i said earlier, general is unsuable atm because /pol/fags came over recently due to hte happening.

Anonymous No. 16377794

dragon to dragon docking

Anonymous No. 16377795

>>16377780
I'll be honest I agree with him completely that that's what it looked like. Jared wiggling around with the stiff arm immediately made me think
>oh fuck the space is fake guys are going to love this
Of course it looking strange doesn't mean it's fake though lol

Anonymous No. 16377797

>>16377794
kinky

Anonymous No. 16377799

>>16377794
Starship ASS2ASS

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Anonymous No. 16377801

What do we think of Vast and the other upcoming space stations /sfg/?

Anonymous No. 16377802

>>16377801
ive shilled them for months on here ever since i heard of them. if you dont know the answer it means youre new, but you seem interested in space so welcome. hope you do some effortposts/oc if you have questions.

Anonymous No. 16377803

>>16377801
axiom and vast are the future of leo spaceflight

Anonymous No. 16377805

>>16377794
Apollo/Soyuz but they're both Dragons

Anonymous No. 16377807

>>16377801
lame ngmi

Anonymous No. 16377809

>>16377805
Expect one of them is Dream Chaser or Blue Origin’s biconic capsule

Anonymous No. 16377810

>>16377805
dragon x shenzhou soon?

Anonymous No. 16377812

>>16377809
>>16377810
Any combination therein would be cool to see.

Anonymous No. 16377813

>>16377810
would be kino but imagine the backlash from musk collaborating with china on anything

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Anonymous No. 16377816

>>16377803
Depends. Starlab also seems promising. Might end up a European destination because of Airbus, which, honestly? good for them. Euros have a lot of catching up to do and having their own station would be huge.
I hope ESA dissolves and the constituent countries each put more into their own space programs. Would grow the market significantly through an increase in demand for human spaceflight. No more waiting for ESA's blessings to get your nauts into orbit. You can just buy a seat on dragon or dream chaser and send them up yourself.

Anonymous No. 16377819

>>16377801
Vast has the best chance for sucess out of any of them because their going with a minimum viable station instead of trying to build an ISS-sized multi-module space station as their freshman effort. It'll prove that they can do it and start to build up the customer base they'll need for larger projects. There's also the possibility they could build and manage a dedicated station for a company like Varda. Varda could load a Haven-1 sized station full of pharmaceutical synthesis gear and visit it in a dragon a few times a year to restock the precursors and retrieve the finished product. Then they wouldn't need to fuck around with getting reentry licenses for their capsules from the FAA.

Anonymous No. 16377820

>>16377801
I foresee Spacex putting a crew-capable Starship in orbit, leaving it there, and saying "that's a space station now" just for giggles.

Anonymous No. 16377822

>>16377801
>>16377816
I don't like the idea of single module stations, you gotta daisy-chain 'em together so you get big internal spaces. Don't launch one module, launch 10, 20 even. I want 5+ ISS-scale stations in the next few years, with a combined in-orbit population in the dozens or more.

Anonymous No. 16377823

>>16377822
Just use a 10x bigger rocket and launch one 10x bigger module

Anonymous No. 16377830

>>16377801
I like Vast and Haven-1's simplicity.
Axiom is progressing fine. It will be the de facto successor of ISS.
Starlab I'm most unsure of. I think there's a decent chance the plan will fall apart if both Vast and Axiom succeed, especially if Vast expand Haven beyond a single module.
Orbital Reef is backed by BO, it will happen but god knows when.

Anonymous No. 16377831

>>16377820
I don't really see why they would do that. They have a crew capsule they can use to service other people's stations and starship is going to be a big player in launching station modules. Why spread resources thin trying to compete in the market you already play a huge role in? They are even developing space suits which easily could be more revenue by selling those to Vast etc for use on their station. Seems more likely they will form partnerships with Vast and Axiom since they are already involved with both.

>>16377822
Anon you realize they could easily expand those single module stations with more launches right? The benefit of single launch is to have an operational station that you can immediately start sending people to and generating revenue from. If more space is needed they can just launch more modules and grow the station as needed to meet demand rather than overextending

Anonymous No. 16377833

It’s so funny but sad that, as much power as Vladimir Putin has amassed (or at the very least, as much authority as he wields and how many oligarchs he can control) he just doesn’t prioritize space or give a shit about Roscosmos lol. Like does he even give a single shit? He’s letting it rot. Corruption is amuck. Not bringing it up for political reasons, more just for the fact that I am fascinated one can have so much potential but simply choose not to do anything. So similar to the US congress / POTUS in many, many ways

Anonymous No. 16377834

>>16377819
cool concept but I don't know if varda has that kind of money. inshallah orbital drug manufacture turns out to be a huge business and they can though.

Anonymous No. 16377836

>>16377833
>>>/k/ go back. i like the other /k/ommando regulars but not you.

Anonymous No. 16377838

>>16377830
Starlab can cater to the euro market and others though. Nasa isn't the only customer here. Greater access to space means countries that have historically never had nauts will be able to train and fly their own nauts. It's just a matter of which countries, how many, and will that be enough to support multiple Leo stations outside of US demand.

Anonymous No. 16377839

>>16377834
It looks like the first Haven is just going to be a rideshare station packed with a bunch of small payloads from a range of customers. If any of the commercial stations want to grow beyond the a single room cabin that you can launch on a Falcon 9 they're going to need a bigger customer and right now Varda is the only one that seems remotely serious.

Anonymous No. 16377843

>>16377839
The big customers will be other space agencies to start. What's stopping Canada, Australia, Germany, UK, Sweden, UAE, just to name a few, from sending up people on dragon?
You don't even need to answer that question because they already have thru axiom missions.

Anonymous No. 16377844

>>16377810
Are private companies subject to the Wolf Amendment or is that just NASA? It would certainly get Tesla sales up in China

Anonymous No. 16377847

>>16377844
not that i can see

>(a) None of the funds made available by this division may be used for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration or the Office of Science and Technology Policy to develop, design, plan, promulgate, implement, or execute a bilateral policy, program, order, or contract of any kind to participate, collaborate, or coordinate bilaterally in any way with China or any Chinese-owned company unless such activities are specifically authorized by a law enacted after the date of enactment of this division. (b) The limitation in subsection (a) shall also apply to any funds used to effectuate the hosting of official Chinese visitors at facilities belonging to or utilized by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Anonymous No. 16377850

>>16377820
This is a real plan btw. PDR for Starship Station variant is 2028

Anonymous No. 16377853

>>16377850
>Source: Elon Musks asshole

Anonymous No. 16377854

>>16377831
>Anon you realize they could easily expand those single module stations with more launches right?
Well yeah that's my hope, my fear is that some of these might end up being one-and-done type deals, where funding just isn't there for further expansion and so the project dies without ever getting a chance to really grow.

Anonymous No. 16377861

>>16377820
>>16377850
would be ok for orbital laboratory missions like what suttle did, but it would be bad as a long term station for the same reasons tat you wouldnt turn a suttle orbiter into one (even if it was physically possible)

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Anonymous No. 16377863

dragon getting these upgrades from isaacman makes me think about how civilian airliners get modified for special jobs like cargo, military missions, business, etc. pic related, a 737 used for military radar.

Anonymous No. 16377868

>>16377854
Unlikely.
Many counties will jump at the opportunity to send people to space. Hollywood and space tourism will also be a sizable customer base.

There will be plenty of demand, and so long as there is enough crew ship flights to meet that demand there will be enough interim revenue to keep these stations relevant until at scale in space manufacturing kicks off and the real big bucks start to flow into Leo. Honestly the current bottleneck is dragon being the only operational space capsule capable of crew transfer outside of China. Russia literally can't use soyuz because of their inclination and because of the docking adapter being different. Starliner is... Well yeah. Very very important that dream chaser does well and they start building dc201 soon.

Anonymous No. 16377869

>>16377843
Smaller independent countries seem to be sending up crew as more of a national prestige measure than anything else. I wouldn't see them as reliable long-term customers. The ESA nations are sending up crew because they got spots onboard in exchange for contributing a module, a robot arm, and political legitimacy back when the station was being built. If Columbus had stayed as the independent station it was originally supposed it be it probably would have been canceled for all the usual dysfunctional European reasons. I don't know if the continentals are capable of operating a crewed space program outside of being a part of a NASA project, even if all of the management-side work if offloaded to a private company. Partnering with a private and very non-European company could be seen as a hindrance in some part of the EU. Right now NASA and JAXA are the only two governmental parties that'd I'd trust be reliable long term customers for a commercial space station.

Anonymous No. 16377881

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1FzpqxdHDw
Starlink launching from Vandenberg, T-8:00

Anonymous No. 16377882

Really amazing how much shit is in orbit now. Go outside and crane your neck and look up for 5 minutes, especially after sunset, you’re guaranteed to see a spent stage or an old satellite or catch the ISS, hubble, or tiangong or something.
Seeing Sputnik must have been a weird feeling back in the day. Knowing it’s the one and only thing ever put up there by humans

Anonymous No. 16377883

>>16377881
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1yoJMyYdqolJQ

Anonymous No. 16377885

>>16377882
SE NH, how much shit can I see if I look up and wait?

Anonymous No. 16377886

>>16377882
Planetes space jannies soon

Anonymous No. 16377888

>>16377885
Probably a bunch of old titan stages and long march stages, that’s what I usually see. And that’s just the big stuff that’s charted as ‘likely to be super bright’.
Even with light pollution if you have a clear sky and focus on the stars you’ll notice some of the stars are actually moving across the sky very slowly but steadily. Those are satellites and rocket stages

Anonymous No. 16377890

>>16377885
Like anon said, go look outside and look up for ten minutes, you're more than likely to see something going overhead. LEO is getting busy.

Anonymous No. 16377892

another day another starlink

Anonymous No. 16377894

>>16377881
>>16377883
What's that big lump on the left?

Anonymous No. 16377896

>>16377894
Gridfin that looks like part of the hull.

Anonymous No. 16377897

>>16377894
the gridfin?

Anonymous No. 16377898

>>16377881
Fuck off

Anonymous No. 16377901

>>16377898
Why does this make you angry?

Anonymous No. 16377904

>>16377882
I find for some reason Autumn has the best skies. When the air gets cold and the skies get super clear at night and in the morning. I guess we’re still technically in summer, but it was cool this morning and I was admiring Orion’s belt when a giant green meteor shot across right above me. So spiritual.

Anonymous No. 16377905

cute engine rats

Anonymous No. 16377908

I hope starship is one day this boring

Anonymous No. 16377909

the cost of a dragon flight needs to come down significantly somehow

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Anonymous No. 16377910

What's the math behind optimal moon base design?
I've been thinking about this for a while. If you have multiple independent base modules surely there is some optimal configuration that increases redundant paths in the event of a module failure while also retaining reasonable room space.
For example, if you have three modules you can arrange them like so. The straight line example could lead to some people getting trapped in the event of a failure of the middle module, not ideal. If arranged as a triangle that is much less likey to happen.
Scale this up to dozens of modules and dozens of redundant connections and you run into a different problem. You can't build a base where every module is connected to every other module. There needs to be wall space for storage and the like. Not to mention it would make the station more complex and probably more expensive too.

Anonymous No. 16377911

>>16377882
I got chewed up by bugs and didn't see anything. Fuck this shithole there's an entire solar system with no bugs and I'm stuck here

Anonymous No. 16377912

>>16377911
It's nh bro their are flies everywhere

Anonymous No. 16377917

>>16377911
I don't know where you are but if you're on the east coast like me it's a bit past the window for observing objects in orbit. You need to hit the time after dusk but before the earth rotates around so far that everything passing overhead is in the Earth's shadow. It's a similar window to the one for seeing a good jellyfish during a rocket launch.

Anonymous No. 16377923

>>16377910
Just add more redundancy to each module and you won't need access to all of them in the event of a disaster

Anonymous No. 16377924

>>16377909
No we must increase the $/kg to gatekeep earthers from space

Anonymous No. 16377925

>>16377917
Appreciate it man, I'll try to check it out

Anonymous No. 16377929

>>16377229
Haha, this guy sleeps with a nightlight

Anonymous No. 16377931

>>16377272
If nothing changes we're well and truly fucked

Anonymous No. 16377942

>>16377881
why did the stage 2 looked like it was losing some kind of gas from the middle of its body?

Anonymous No. 16377957

>>16377910
Check gopher burrows and ant colonies. Maybe rabbit warrens but they have an instinct to run away from home.

Anonymous No. 16377966

>>16377910
use the third dimension and connect every module with every other module

Anonymous No. 16377968

>>16377966
Great idea now you need to make support structures for the modules which is more materials being used.

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Anonymous No. 16377970

If 1 atm of pressure isnt a big deal, why cant this be done? Go on explain yourselves.

Anonymous No. 16377972

>>16377968
not much more than otherwise.

Anonymous No. 16377973

>>16377970
It can be done, but assuming it's a polymer inflatable, it would be a bit too easy to burst from debris or micrometeor impacts. Someone could easily get stuck in the middle with no easy way back to the edges or inside the spacecraft as well. So, again, not that it can't be done, more that it shouldn't.

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Anonymous No. 16377974

>>16377970
It is being done

Anonymous No. 16377975

>>16377973
And what if its a thick ceramic with the tech they use for bulletproof glass?

Anonymous No. 16377976

>>16377975
it would be tricky to get up there but it would work just fine

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Anonymous No. 16377977

>>16377976
Then what are we waiting for? The stars are within reach but we still falter?

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Anonymous No. 16377983

I'm just now able to sit down and watch spacex's official broadcast.

The suit lab segment is ripping my brain apart.

Anonymous No. 16377984

>>16377975
Probably good, but you'll want a whole bunch of polymer layers to give it the resilience that ballistics glass has against impacts.

Anonymous No. 16377985

What's stopping us from strapping twenty nine rdyne f-1s onto a fuel tank 25.9 meters in diameter and an appropriate second stage and sending shit up to the moon again?

Anonymous No. 16377986

>>16377985
Youre asking for 29 engines. From Rocketdyne. Issue found

Anonymous No. 16377991

>>16377985
No one makes F1s anymore dude. They literally cannot make those again. Each one was made by hand. All of Apollo is old tech no one makes anymore. There is a reason rocket companies like spacex make their own engines instead of copying NASA engines.

Anonymous No. 16377993

Picture this. 0G goon caves, no tissue allowed.

Anonymous No. 16377994

>>16377985
That would somehow be more expensive than SLS.

Anonymous No. 16377997

>>16377993
if we're being honest, Martian gooncaves will probably happen

Anonymous No. 16377999

>>16377997
But that would have gravity and not get nut everywhere

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Anonymous No. 16378005

Threadly reminder

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Anonymous No. 16378007

>>16377999
we could goon in ze shower, ja?

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Anonymous No. 16378008

>>16378007
>skylab had a shower, ISS does not
>skylab had room for gymnastics, ISS is a hoarder's den
I don't think the american public realizes how big of a step down ISS was. at least it's kept humans in space 2/7 for 24 years I guess.

Anonymous No. 16378010

>>16378008
I guarantee that a majority of the public still believes that the shuttle isnt retired. They arent very intelligent

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Anonymous No. 16378011

What the fuck is this thing I saw it on Impulse's banner.

Anonymous No. 16378012

>>16378010
>They arent very intelligent
It's more of interest thing than intelligence.
Sorry, but the average person doesn't really care about space. It's not the '60s anymore.

Anonymous No. 16378024

>>16377970
>>16377973
Waste of mass. Just put some standard windows, and if you want to get fancy, use a VR room that connects to a 360 array of ultra-high-res cameras mounted on the vehicle

Anonymous No. 16378036

>>16377388
Isn't imax film? SpaceX has recorded at least their first launch in imax

Anonymous No. 16378039

when does polaris return? saturday?

Anonymous No. 16378041

https://x.com/vast/status/1834337552645665260

VAST commercial space station interview

Anonymous No. 16378045

>>16378041
>VAST will have a rotating space station within a decade
wtf

Anonymous No. 16378047

>>16378045
hell yeah
hopefully it can house more than 5 people

Anonymous No. 16378055

so how many did spacex launch in the last day or so. 3? 4? They want to beat their record inspite of all these delays

Anonymous No. 16378058

https://spacenews.com/foust-forward-auditing-the-auditors/

NASA is pissed that OIG called out the $2.7B price tag on MLC for SLS. That puts SLS price tag from the last $4.4B to $5-6B territory.

Anonymous No. 16378064

>>16378041
>first crew to the station is hoped to be professional non-american astronauts (ESA, JAXA, etc.)
>also open to high net worth but experienced individuals like isaacman
>thinks the market can support two post-ISS american space stations including VAST
>would take about 4-5 years to get a commercial starliner flight so we have to rely on dragon
>the Haven space station will last 3 years and have 4 visits of 10 days each before it gets deorbited

Anonymous No. 16378068

>>16378064
He knows his shit you can tell.

Anonymous No. 16378069

>>16378068
anyone on /sfg/ could say something like that

Anonymous No. 16378073

>>16378069
I really doubt other anons would tell you the market can hold 2 CSSs max

Anonymous No. 16378074

>>16378073
split the ISS in half and it would make 2 commercial stations

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Anonymous No. 16378076

>>16378074
Incredible. Spaceflight is advancing so rapidly, how did I never think of this technology

Anonymous No. 16378078

>>16378074
split it in quarters and we could have FOUR

Anonymous No. 16378079

>>16378058
ehehehehehe
>Later in the meeting, they started drafting a recommendation that the NASA administrator “seek relief from the burden of multiple external audits” by asking the White House and Congress to limit such audits unless required by law.
>limit such audits unless required by law.

Anonymous No. 16378080

what is the minimum viable space station?
does a free floating astronaut count as a space station? what if he had handles for someone to grab onto?

Anonymous No. 16378081

>>16378080
Starship in orbit.

Anonymous No. 16378082

>>16378078
i think 3 is the max if the stations are permanently manned. if they're temporarily manned then its probably just 1 or 2.

Anonymous No. 16378084

Cool video on the history of space mirror proposals and the attempt to make one in Russia in the 90s that failed because it crashed straight into Mir
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEPt89lofZE

Anonymous No. 16378086

>>16378084
we need russia to stay in the game because they bring the keks

Anonymous No. 16378092

>>16378080
any spacecraft that can house astronauts and station-keep

Anonymous No. 16378094

>>16378092
is starlink with a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Rescue_Enclosure glued to the side a space station?

Anonymous No. 16378097

Why do racist crakkkahs only care about space?

Anonymous No. 16378100

>>16378094
I feel like the life support must, at minimum, be able to last long enough to make the station-keeping capability relevant

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Anonymous No. 16378101

>>16378100
Why dont you shut up huh

Anonymous No. 16378103

>>16378008
Neither of those were good things. The shower was a hazard and apparently frequently made you feel like you were being drowned. And the gymnastics/running had to be put to a stop due to the vibrations that it caused in Skylab.

The ISS is demonstrably worse, but even if they had kept the same diameter as Skylab and just remade the ISS, they wouldn't put a shower in or allow for that sort of activity because of what they learned. Best you would get is the proper toilet they were supposed to put on the ISS.

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Anonymous No. 16378104

STAGING (Image Limit reached w/ this post)

>>16378102
>>16378102
>>16378102
>>16378102
>>16378102

Anonymous No. 16378105

>>16378104
enough.jpg

Anonymous No. 16378108

>>16378104
>incriminating yourself with the pic showing page 9
contemplate your mistakes

Anonymous No. 16378109

>>16378103
the drowning thing can be fixed with a fan

Anonymous No. 16378110

>>16377839
Haven-1 is just a more developed pathfinder, almost everybody is waiting for the Starship class/fairing size launchers to come online

Anonymous No. 16378111

>>16378012
>>They arent very intelligent
>It's more of interest thing than intelligence.
>Sorry, but the average person doesn't really care about space. It's not the '60s anymore.
Anyone else notice that normies especially younger normies are increasingly getting dumber

Anonymous No. 16378112

>>16378108
The staging reason is the image limit, not the page count. Staging for an image limit is an overperformance and an acceptable cause for staging.

Anonymous No. 16378113

>>16377853
they pitched it to NASA in some contract

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/seven-us-companies-collaborate-with-nasa-to-advance-space-capabilities/
>SpaceX is collaborating with NASA on an integrated low Earth orbit architecture to provide a growing portfolio of technology with near-term Dragon evolution and concurrent Starship development. This architecture includes Starship as a transportation and in-space low-Earth orbit destination element supported by Super Heavy, Dragon, and Starlink, and constituent capabilities including crew and cargo transportation, communications, and operational and ground support.

Anonymous No. 16378115

>>16378113
NASA told them to fuck off too

Anonymous No. 16378126

>>16378079
It's no joke, audits take time and money to "save" time and money, so you better be sure there's a point to them

Anonymous No. 16378128

>>16378115
not really, they just didn't give them money but this collaborative thing like they did with Gravitics for instance
so its more "we're not willing to pay for that now, but keep us updated"

Anonymous No. 16378169

>>16378126
Less or more than the billions of dollars that these retarded programs go over budget?

Anonymous No. 16378170

>>16378080
Needs to have a-grav

Anonymous No. 16378171

>>16378169
Depends, if the audit causes a schedule slip you'd better believe that's another billion dollars

Anonymous No. 16378220

>>16377543
Why they don't tie their hair, this isn't professional.

Anonymous No. 16378347

>>16378011
Helios, their proposed methalox tug. It's supposed to fit on F9 and Vulcan.

Anonymous No. 16378454

>>16378347
prick.

Anonymous No. 16378504

>>16378113
I would be hard pressed to find a benefit to SpaceX for including NASA in anything human and StarShip to LEO related.

Remember "human rating" a vehicle makes static its design, the antitheses of what StarShip is,

Anonymous No. 16378560

STAGE

Anonymous No. 16378561

>>16378504
They can just flesh out certain blocks (of older starships in service) for crew, while the experimental branch is separated.

Anonymous No. 16378614

>>16378111
>Anyone else notice that normies especially younger normies are increasingly getting dumber
Yes, they're babied.
They're not hitting the milestones that they should; some are achieving things in their twenties that they should've before being a teen.

Anonymous No. 16378641

>>16378561
Yeah to what end? A couple of congess controlled NASA bucks?

Anonymous No. 16378786

>>16378641
That just sounds like easy money to me, especially if starship gets so cheap that spacex can charge whatever they want and still probably undercut everyone else.