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/sfg/ - Space Flight General: Supernova 1987A Edition Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:36:52 2021 No.12741162 [Reply] [Original]

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>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:40:44 2021 No.12741174 File: 446 KB, 1151x2048, 1613956525433.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741162 It'll hop this week! (hopefully)

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:41:00 2021 No.12741175 >>12741162 When are those high quality pics from Perseverance rolling in?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:43:32 2021 No.12741180 >>12741175 when the Hollywood film studios re-open

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:45:41 2021 No.12741182 Does anyone else have this weird sense of unease from reality in general that is most intensified by outer space? It's straight Cthulhu shit out there

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:46:58 2021 No.12741185 >>12741182 It gets worse when you see the supernova gif as three dimensional

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:48:59 2021 No.12741190 >>12741182 Maybe a bit, but it also feels depressing that we are confined to this star system and will realistically never venture beyond that in our lifetimes

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:52:44 2021 No.12741196
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>>12741162
SNIFF SNIFF, I WISH ZUBRIN WOULD GET HIS OWN THREAD IMAGE, THE MAN BEING HELD DOWN BY FAGGOT OP AFTER FAGGOT OP

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:54:34 2021 No.12741197 >>12741175 Renderfarms at full fucking tilt bro, they currently keeping mission control Houston warm and cozy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:54:56 2021 No.12741200 >>12741196 Fix your damn comb over first

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:55:17 2021 No.12741201 File: 220 KB, 415x485, 1602297072072.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741196 Oof that hairline

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:56:44 2021 No.12741206 >>12741197 Couldn't they also just render the ayys also in? It would be much more exciting desu.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:56:58 2021 No.12741207 >>12741196 i want to run my fingers through his greasy blades of grass

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:57:47 2021 No.12741209 File: 910 KB, 1184x767, C5ECF441-A921-43C8-804B-FCE75E95923A.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741162 Post comfy spaceflight pictures

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:58:27 2021 No.12741211

>>12741182
Not really, more like the crazy shit happening here on earth makes me long to venture the solar system to get as far away from it as possible. The madness of ancient space gods has nothing on this bullshit down here.

>>12741190
Why not try and settle this already massive solar system before we think about anything further than that?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 08:59:10 2021 No.12741212

>>12741190
Maybe not, but I think the planets we can access are bizarre as well. The very premise of walking around on the surface of some distant rock, which has never before been seen by eyes from this perspective (we assume), is somehow discomforting, in addition to the expected sensation of wonder. If I had to do the nightshift in some boring post on Mars I'd probably become terrified. Sometimes I like the visualize the world around me in purely scientistic terms, as a bunch of atoms jiggling about together operating in ways we imagine we understand, but that's just a coping mechanism.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:00:03 2021 No.12741213 File: 9 KB, 200x200, Apollo18bigcrab.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741206 they did. didnt you see the rock? 8^)

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:01:03 2021 No.12741214

>>12741162
I was thinking about Elon’s plan to light three Raptors then downselect to two. Anyhow if the two Raptors they use are on the “bottom” then all is fine but I don’t know how’s they be able to flip the vehicle if they had one “bottom” and one “top” Raptor because in that case the thrust is off axis. How do they flip it in the same direction?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:02:01 2021 No.12741217

>>12741211
I don't like civilization much at the moment, but it's nevertheless an island amidst "black seas of infinity", and I feel the world we inhabit seems somehow more familiar and comfortable because it's been traversed for countless generations by my ancestors before me. Both man and earlier forms.

Beyond that, it's a completely alien and foreign world, hiding god knows what from us.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:03:42 2021 No.12741220 File: 403 KB, 1024x500, xcom.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741206 Did someone say ayys?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:06:10 2021 No.12741226 File: 263 KB, 1125x724, C93782F2-8E9E-46F2-9C26-4DF9D41956D7.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741162 >”Miguel the flap is stuck” >”Just kick it dude”

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:09:19 2021 No.12741229 >>12741226 Wow the absolute state of the “most advanced” Mars rocket

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:11:26 2021 No.12741235 >>12741226 >yeah guys >this is the gateway to mars thunderf00t bouta bust you spacex stans into part 3

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:12:51 2021 No.12741237 File: 2.95 MB, 600x338, F68F155B-776A-409B-9D29-C1ED52438D0E.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741235 >>12741229 Imagine not wanting native Americans to get internet. Racist bigots

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:14:00 2021 No.12741239 File: 351 KB, 758x692, 1.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Latest Inspiration4 crew! https://twitter.com/TODAYshow/status/1363833023419084800

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:15:07 2021 No.12741243 >>12741239 For a second I thought they were sending a cancer patient and I was like “Bro wtf?”

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:15:33 2021 No.12741244 >>12741217 Isn't this literally the same mentality that people had before international sea travel became commonplace?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:19:07 2021 No.12741252 >>12741235 Low key I used to be a shit sniffing atheist like hippy wannabe athletesf00t. then I grew up. seems like Phil Mason out scrounging for relevance as usual. >>12741237 KEK >>12741239 AWOOOOOGAA, is she on instagram?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:22:37 2021 No.12741256 File: 80 KB, 1000x698, 2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741239 Cute!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:22:47 2021 No.12741258 >boeing 747 spilled its guts in netherlands too Starliner bros...

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:23:24 2021 No.12741260 >>12741252 >is she on instagram of course she is! few women can resist flaunting themelves online my man!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:23:55 2021 No.12741261 >>12741239 How high are they going?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:24:04 2021 No.12741262 File: 1.50 MB, 3500x2634, 4E6518D2-F21C-4F08-ACA8-0998A22F3C80.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741258 >ITS OVER

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:25:46 2021 No.12741268 >>12741258 doesnt it seem a little too coincidental? I love shitting on boeing as much as the next guy, but maybe there are state actors involved here

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:26:25 2021 No.12741271 >the new thunderf00l video >"dcx totally did this 20 years ago guys" >actually shows cgi without telling anyone holy shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:28:37 2021 No.12741274 >>12741258 >After that incident, Boeing recommended airlines suspend operations of certain older versions of its 777 airliner powered by Pratt & Whitney 4000-112 engines, variants currently flown by five airlines.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:28:49 2021 No.12741275 >>12741244 Distant lands you know very little about have always been viewed as exotic and strange.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:29:47 2021 No.12741280 >>12741271 I’m 90% sure Thunderf00t doesn’t actually hate SpaceX but he knows it gets him views so he does it. He also probably dislikes Musk so he just finds stupid shit to say if it validates his worldview

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:32:55 2021 No.12741290 >>12741235 If you think SpaceX fans are cringe, wait till you meet the Tesla fans

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:34:49 2021 No.12741298 >>12741196 Don’t worry, Musk and Zubrin are gonna be the rulers of Mars and they’re both gonna try every conceivable way to keep us out of it so our crazy bullshit doesn’t accidentally destroy Martian civilization

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:38:30 2021 No.12741311 >>12741214 The third one can still gimbal in the right direction, it shouldn't matter. >>12741239 Rad-hardened tradwife astronaut

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:49:26 2021 No.12741340

>>12741268
>doesnt it seem a little too coincidental? I love shitting on boeing as much as the next guy, but maybe there are state actors involved here
> Air travel is unsafe, we need to go back to the stone age to save muh environments
is kind of what I was thinking. Or somebody has a large bet on P&W shares falling. The odds against this affecting the same engine maker hours apart have to be absolutely enormous

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:50:12 2021 No.12741343 >I'm going to be at work during the perseverance video drop FUCK hopefully they have ~30 minutes of ZOMG zoomer padding where they talk about diversity and try to hype it up like a video game reveal. I'll be able to tune in after that

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:52:34 2021 No.12741348 >>12741239 BASED, Jared Isaacman is saving spaceflight. He is sacrificing a small amount of money to make sure no one can shit talk commercial space being "for muh whites"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:56:46 2021 No.12741361 File: 844 KB, 670x260, supernova.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741162

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:57:28 2021 No.12741363 >>12741340 There are tens of thousands of airliners flying hundreds of thousands of hours every day, with P&W being one of three suppliers that make all the engines. Two failures in one day, both being P&W, isn't remotely odd.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:59:25 2021 No.12741368 Will there be skinwalkers on Mars

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 09:59:52 2021 No.12741370
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>>12741229
>not spending six months to design a custom flap calibrator tool
>not milling the tool out of a solid block of aerospace-grade Al-Li
>not having a green run test of the flap calibrator
>not spending a week to slowly adjust the flap calibration to avoid damage to the only flight model
>not throwing away the tool because it was never rated for more than one flap calibration, because that wasn't in the spec
NGMI

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:00:25 2021 No.12741372 >>12741280 >He also probably dislikes Musk the discovery of the century

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:00:35 2021 No.12741373 File: 7 KB, 239x229, MonkaS.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741368 >Get on mars ship with 100 people >101 get off

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:03:00 2021 No.12741377 >>12741214 If only they had some other way to make it flip than by using the raptors. Maybe with jets of a cold gas or something.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:04:35 2021 No.12741381

>>12741220
>play XCOM one
>absolutely dominate and kill everything, every mission successful, almost never loose squadmates, game is still challenging but possible to win
>play XCOM 2
>get fucking rekt in every mission, loose people constantly, have completely inadequate weapons and armor in 90% of missions
What the fuck am I doing wrong?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:05:28 2021 No.12741388 File: 41 KB, 360x360, babby face.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741373 Must have been a stowaway!

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:05:39 2021 No.12741389

>>12741290
Yeah for real
>>12741370
>>12741237
Lmao I was just having a go, but in all honesty I hope the final version of SS still requires ghetto fixes like having to climb up there and give the flap a swift kick. It feels very soviet to me. I'd rather have a rugged ship that needs a tune up than a milled-out multi billion dollar rolex watch that breaks from one grain of dust in the actuating motor or something

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:08:47 2021 No.12741403 I don't pay any attention to commercial aviation because why would I, what's all this about 747s breaking left and right all of a sudden? Didn't they just start flying again like a year ago after the pajeet code nodedive issue?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:08:54 2021 No.12741405 >>12741389 SN5 sat through a hurricane and lived to hop a few days later. These things are tough

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:09:23 2021 No.12741408 >>12741373 Literally the plot of Red Mars lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:10:12 2021 No.12741411 >>12741243 >For a second I thought they were sending a cancer patient and I was like “Bro wtf?” The Make a Wish Foundation is stepping up their game lol

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:10:37 2021 No.12741412

>>12741377
If they only actuated the flaps it would flip. If they only used cold gas it would flip. The problem is not the ability to flip, it's that if you don't flip FAST then the Starship will accelerate due to gravity and therefore require a longer rocket engine burn to bring the velocity back down to zero, which means more propellant.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:12:41 2021 No.12741418 >>12741280 >He also probably dislikes Musk That's his driving force of hate against SpaceX

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:16:12 2021 No.12741427 File: 97 KB, 1200x788, moon shuttle.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:18:17 2021 No.12741432 >>12741373 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVwc5htG1R8

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:18:20 2021 No.12741433

>>12741311
>The third one can still gimbal in the right direction, it shouldn't matter.
Same direction, yes, but the orientation of the ship due to its flaps puts two of the raptors much closer to the side that is "down" while in freefall such that they have more effect on the SS as a whole while flipping. The third one will certainly work, but it will need more thrust to have the same effect on the body because of its location.
They will just need to tweak the thrust vectoring to account for which raptors are used.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:20:11 2021 No.12741436 >>12741427 >shttle can barely survive reentry from LEO >shttle coming back from the Moon can survive reentry This show seems beyond retarded

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:20:25 2021 No.12741437 >>12741363 I'm well aware that randomness gives rise to clusters, but two spectacular failures of derivatives of the same engine type within hours? At the least it's worthy of attention, which is what regulators etc seem to think

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:23:32 2021 No.12741443 >>12741436 It's piloted by French ace Charles Aznavour

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:24:17 2021 No.12741448

>>12741405
>SN5 sat through a hurricane and lived
Considering the speed a rocket pushes through the atmosphere when going to space, a Cat5 hurricane is small peanuts. If something got thrown at it, like some metal or concrete debris, then yeah, I'd be a bit more impressed.
Not saying the Starships are weak, but I feel that's a bad point.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:24:53 2021 No.12741451 Can we expect to get ayy lmao pictures from the rover?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:25:43 2021 No.12741454
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>>12741239
>Sending cancer survivor to space
Fucking kek. So let me get this right. Cancer patients who are in remission can have their cancer spontaneously come back at literally any time in their life, and their goal is to send a cancer survivor into space? LMAO.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:27:27 2021 No.12741457 >>12741448 a rocket indeed endures higher dynamic pressures, but take in account that during ascent it keeps almost a 0 degrees angle of attack all the time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:27:29 2021 No.12741458 >>12741280 Why does thunderf00t hate the letter X so much? >VenomfangX >XX chromosomes >Space X Seriously what the fuck is his problem

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:28:44 2021 No.12741464 >>12741458 oh man VenomFang

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:28:51 2021 No.12741466 >>12741437 Sure, it's a sign the engine could be flawed. Or it could be that two planes could be independently poorly maintained with the rest being coincidence. The point is that it is sufficiently probable that invoking conspiracy is ridiculous.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:31:33 2021 No.12741471 >>12741466 I think that's called hiding in plane sight

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:31:48 2021 No.12741472 File: 24 KB, 226x218, link.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741454 Kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:31:56 2021 No.12741473 >>12741454 And?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:32:10 2021 No.12741474 >>12741258 I like how /dbs/ culture has become a staple everywhere, even here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:32:44 2021 No.12741475 File: 3.83 MB, 466x640, ULA Sniper.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >SN10 might go into testing this week QUICK INTO POSITIONS

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:33:35 2021 No.12741476 >>12741454 the misson only lasts 5 days, cancer coming back doesn't instakill you and you likely wouldn't know if for a long time after it does come back.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:36:53 2021 No.12741488 >>12741475 April it is.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:37:36 2021 No.12741492 >>12741471 >>12741466 Guys don’t worry the 777’s engines are development engines. We were fooling to not use a third engine during flight.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:41:21 2021 No.12741499 File: 736 KB, 928x1359, wernherboomer.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741488 Checked

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:45:14 2021 No.12741514 File: 3.22 MB, 2302x1480, sfg barrel section.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741499 Checked

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:46:37 2021 No.12741520 >>12741488 >>12741499 >>12741514 >inb4 hop day is April 1st ELON YOU CAN'T

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:47:22 2021 No.12741524

>>12741454
Not just that but she looks about 12. Or was she 12 when she had cancer? Whatevs, it were me I would want to be respected for my achievements not for being a defective specimen. Have to say I don't see how this crap ends well for the West. Its a civilisational dead end

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:48:52 2021 No.12741527 >>12741524 >my achievements Not dying to chemotherapy is pretty good, but I hear your point too anon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:48:57 2021 No.12741528 >>12741524 >omg a cancer patient got to go to outer space, my civilization is dying

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:49:27 2021 No.12741532 >>12741174 >wings cringe

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:49:50 2021 No.12741533
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>>12741162
>”The ArianeWorks team tested the 1st elements of the future Themis demonstrator in 2020. After the studies came the time for the 1st tests: the project is gaining momentum in 2021, when the # innovation accelerator has entered its 2nd phase.”

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:50:20 2021 No.12741534 >>12741488 >1488 April 20th it is then

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:52:54 2021 No.12741543 >>12741451 Please feed my ayy lmao fixation (delusions)

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:53:05 2021 No.12741544 File: 114 KB, 424x480, hothea_composure.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741524 How can one anon be such a faggot

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:53:05 2021 No.12741545 BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNGGGGG!!! https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/02/boeing-recommends-grounding-777s-with-pratt-whitney-engines/

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:54:47 2021 No.12741549 https://twitter.com/SciGuySpace/status/1363879308956209159 >Hearing rumors that the second SLS core stage hot fire test will not occur this week. Was scheduled for February 25. ohnonono

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:55:44 2021 No.12741551 >>12741549 Was that the test they hastily slapped together after the 8 minute hot fire turned out to be more of a 2 minute hot fire? >>12741545 Oh no

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 10:56:54 2021 No.12741553 >>12741528 >>12741544 If you can't see there's an agenda behind all of this, and one that doesn't end well for spaceflight in general, I pity you

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:00:08 2021 No.12741565 File: 298 KB, 1200x1042, 1200px-Pratt_%26_Whitney_logo.svg.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741545

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:01:46 2021 No.12741573 >>12741551 Anyway.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:02:11 2021 No.12741575 >>12741553 >Everything is an agenda >Even a cancer patient going to space because she won a raffle What a sad life you must live

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:03:12 2021 No.12741577

>>12741553
I know what you're saying but think about it for a minute: This is purely a PR flight to begin with, sending up a former cancer kid is specifically designed to try and get more people interested in flying to space, in a "wow you mean even defectives can into space?" sort of way.
If it results in more public interest/demand for spaceflight then GOOD. I wouldn't put cancer-girl on a moon mission or anything but orbit and back for PR is fine.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:05:06 2021 No.12741581
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>>12741209
mmmmmmmmmmh
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>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:07:56 2021 No.12741589 >>12741581 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnT1VgeXOF0

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:07:58 2021 No.12741590 >>12741524 >Have to say I don't see how this crap ends well for the West. Its a civilisational dead end It's literally a form of ritual humiliation imposed upon us by the (((people))) who set cultural trends.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:08:10 2021 No.12741591 File: 29 KB, 780x438, 210221155927-03-cargo-plane-debris-meerssen-netherlands-trnd-0221-exlarge-169.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] http://www.boeing.com/principles/values.page >begin reading as if satire >check link >actual company website

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:11:44 2021 No.12741602 File: 30 KB, 607x235, HOP.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] TFR IS ALSO POSTED FOR THURSDAY, HYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYPE

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:12:32 2021 No.12741604
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>>12741590
I really wonder what is wrong with peoples brains that a PR stunt is somehow ritual humiliation. Just don't tune into the livestream, or just close your eyes LMAO,

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:13:28 2021 No.12741606 >>12741454 On the bright side, we will have a little more data on how irradiation in LEO affects those already prone to developing cancers.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:13:36 2021 No.12741607 >>12741604 the forbidden corium beanbag

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:17:14 2021 No.12741612 File: 5 KB, 220x229, crazed wojak.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741545 RELIABLE NASA PARTNER

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:17:31 2021 No.12741614 >>12741606 Hadn't considered that angle but yeah, that'd actually be some useful data to have. All cancer-survivor Dragon2 crew when? I'd say put them on Starliner but they already survived cancer and dying in space would be sad after that.

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Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:18:36 2021 No.12741618

>>12741604
> The Tiqqun text summarized this acquiescent citizen as the “Young-Girl”. The descriptor has met with objections for its alleged misogyny. But it applies to men as well as to women, and to the old as well as to the young, only seeking to capture the defining characteristics that make the populations of twenty-first century democracies so ripe for control.

These characteristics are: infantilisation, emotionalization, and relativisation. The Young-Girl, as model citizen of modern democracies, is childlike, sentimental, and eminently prepared to relinquish heretofore absolute values.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:21:42 2021 No.12741624 >>12741617 >OUR NEW BOEING 777 >Lose yourself in the pacific

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:22:18 2021 No.12741628 >>12741624 >"If you can't lose yourself, you'll be sure to lose your lunch"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:22:28 2021 No.12741629 >>12741617 >it's not a 777 >it's not even a boeing goddammit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:23:15 2021 No.12741632 >>12741624 >lose your engine in an explosion of epic proportions

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>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:32:26 2021 No.12741650 File: 384 KB, 531x575, 1611614096110.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Boeing engines start ripping apart in-flight >Boeing stock is up 1% today Nothing really matters I guess.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:36:29 2021 No.12741659 File: 3.39 MB, 4520x2976, 1567873329091.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741589 >tfw the future is high pitch, high frequence...

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:37:00 2021 No.12741661 >>12741618 This is what kids in high school debate clubs think intelligence sounds like

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:39:29 2021 No.12741664

>>12741659
I never thought about it before but I wonder what the people behind the show did to capture that Jetsons' car sound, it's got to be recorded from something originally regardless of what tuning they did after. Like the Star Wars guns being high tension wires struck with a pipe, I'd bet the Jetsons' car sound is something entirely mundane that you wouldn't expect.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:42:46 2021 No.12741671 >>12741258 Dude, that 747 was three decades old cargo plane from motherfucking Bermudas

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:45:45 2021 No.12741679 >>12741664 most animation sounds are supposed to be made with baloons, you could also probably record birbs chirping, isolate one and then dick around with the frequency and stuff.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:49:02 2021 No.12741688 >>12741661 It's a French theory

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:50:10 2021 No.12741692 >>12741381 XCOM 2 is supposed to be a much steeper difficulty. It forces you to think to make sure you take the least-bad option from the bunch, which usually means you save 1-2 people from Chryssalids at best.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:51:01 2021 No.12741695 >>12741688 So?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:52:13 2021 No.12741702 File: 39 KB, 706x398, Orson-Welles-Drunk.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741688 Ah, the French

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:52:17 2021 No.12741703 >>12741695 So your presumed response was a bit weak

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:52:17 2021 No.12741704 >>12741261 A few days in orbit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:53:39 2021 No.12741707 >>12741703 I'll look for a french theory to address your concerns, hold on

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:54:02 2021 No.12741710 >>12741704 Thanks, but I meant LEO or higher. Already found it on their website.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 11:54:50 2021 No.12741713 >>12741702 lmao, lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:06:11 2021 No.12741743 I wonder how the dearMoon guy feels about Inspiration4. Weird that Musk would upsell him on Starship when he was ready to ride a Dragon and then send a mission before him on a Dragon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:08:49 2021 No.12741753 >>12741743 dearMoon was originally a Falcon Heavy and Dragon lunar free return trajectory. It just turned out it would take only a little longer and almost no change in cost to Maezawa to be able to perform the mission with Starship.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:10:55 2021 No.12741757 >>12741753 I know, but being the first all-civilian space expedition is a pretty big deal and he likely had that in mind when he became a super early client.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:14:24 2021 No.12741768 >>12741757 If he cared that much about "first X" he would have signed up for a strictly LEO cuckpod. Actually dearmoon is still going to collect a bunch of firsts anyway, who cares

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:31:17 2021 No.12741817 Hour and a half until JPL talks at us again Seems they really did hoard pics/video for today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYQwuYZbA6o

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:33:08 2021 No.12741823 >>12741174 I wonder what are they going to do if it turns out to be a fundamentally bad design

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:33:24 2021 No.12741825 >>12741757 I mean... >couple porthole window >LEO >4 people in a single room >short trip vs >THE Window™ >long trip >moon flyby >multiple levels, probably some type of personal bunk w/ curtain

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:40:43 2021 No.12741853 >>12741823 >fundamentally bad design How so? It flies up, it flips onto side and back, Falcons exist so propulsive landings are possible. Is re-entry your concern?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:44:49 2021 No.12741871
File: 2.76 MB, 5437x3625, vlp_roll-1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

Vulcan pathfinder first stage on the move, though not to the pad yet.
https://www.ulalaunch.com/explore/blog-detail/blog/2021/02/22/vulcan-centaur-pathfinder-goes-vertical-for-next-testing-phase

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:46:37 2021 No.12741882 >>12741853 not him but my biggest concern is the huge dry mass. if it doesn't turn out to be as cheap as claimed (which is very likely) and still needs 6 refueling trips, then any ideas of cost savings go right out the window

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:48:10 2021 No.12741889 >>12741280 unironically want to smell his f00t

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:54:32 2021 No.12741902 >>12741871 It’s too bad BE-4 kept shitting the bed or else they could’ve flown sooner

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:56:17 2021 No.12741906 >>12741882 You are delusional if you think it will cost 2 billion to do the refueling. And even then you would still have 100t+ capacity to anywhere.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:58:51 2021 No.12741908

Musk will still get to Mars on Starship even if it somehow costs $2 bil per launch. Also if he can get it reliable enough to never explode, at least on the way up (which should be fucking easy), NASA will still be willing to send shit into space like larger telescopes and payloads and stuff

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 12:59:23 2021 No.12741910 >>12741882 Starship costs around $100 Million to build. $2 Million per Raptor, and apparently the SN1 prototype cost $10 Million. Anyhow from there you can guesstimate that Starship is cheap as fuck to manufacture

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:00:53 2021 No.12741915 >>12741908 He might be a rich man but he is not stupid.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:05:06 2021 No.12741921 >>12741175 Just google "e621 krystal" to find all of them

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:05:57 2021 No.12741926 >>12741908 Starship will cost 200 mil. per launch. calling it now

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:06:08 2021 No.12741928 >>12741196 I always wonder why balding people don't just shave their head. It would look so much cooler.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:07:09 2021 No.12741931 >>12741239 >gets cancer again from all the radiation

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:10:45 2021 No.12741936 File: 173 KB, 1500x1125, 1614014583593.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >MUH hypernormalization

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:11:25 2021 No.12741938 >>12741175 Under an hour until the presentation now, anon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:12:30 2021 No.12741942 Bets on how cringe this presentation is about to be?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:13:32 2021 No.12741946

>>12741853
My main concern is that the rocket is big which can affect its integrity.
Monolithic constructions are prone to failure and this is one of the main reasons Soyuz is still used up to this day.
The size defeats the entire concept of reusability - small components are cheap to produce and easily replaceable, big components are expensive.
I think with these materials orbital assembly would be a better choice.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:15:02 2021 No.12741948 >>12741942 I pretty much tune out all the voices and just look at the pictures.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:15:38 2021 No.12741950

>>12741908
>Also if he can get it reliable enough to never explode, at least on the way up (which should be fucking easy), NASA will still be willing to send shit into space like larger telescopes and payloads and stuff
This is pretty much already the reality. Expendable mode doesn't even need landing or heat shield figured.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:18:56 2021 No.12741961

Short, easy riddle:

[math]x = \frac{GM}{r^2} - \frac{v_t^2}{r}[/math]

What can this formula be useful for?
Terms are the standard, for a given gravity source (GM is the gravitational parameter, r the distance from the center). As for v_t, that is supposed to be the tangential velocity.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:19:04 2021 No.12741963

>>12741946
>The size defeats the entire concept of reusability - small components are cheap to produce and easily replaceable, big components are expensive.
It took how many F9s before people were launched on top of it? Would you fly on it now as opposed when it was constantly blowing up? Same here.

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Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:21:58 2021 No.12741972

>>12741906
>You are delusional if you think it will cost 2 billion to do the refueling
never claimed that lol
but it would be enough if everything adds up to lets say 50 million per launch. that would mean 300 million per mission which as you said would still be good for a 100 ton payload

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:25:24 2021 No.12741981 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYQwuYZbA6o They're going to show the video already

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:25:26 2021 No.12741982 /sfg/ what's your opinion about the leader of Biden's NASA transition team promoting commercial nuclear power for space? http://anstd.ans.org/NETS-2019-Papers/Track-3--Space-Nuclear-Policy/abstract-54-0.pdf

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:25:43 2021 No.12741984 >Boeing 747-400 engine vomited its guts in Netherlands Wtf i thought P&W was supposed to be the pinnacle of american aviation?!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:28:25 2021 No.12741990 >>12741982 It's encouraging that the biden admin isn't going to abandon commercial projects. we need more competition like commercial crew if we're going to get to mars

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:28:52 2021 No.12741993 >>12741982 I hope they’re not jewing us because affordable space nuclear power would make space activity so much easier

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:37:13 2021 No.12742009 >>12741982 >commercial nuclear power for space? Real question: who's going to dispose radioactive waste created in the process? I hope they won't just throw radioactive shit into the atmosphere.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:41:57 2021 No.12742027

Post your ideas for Martian wonders
>Biodrome
A ~5km crater roofed with a massive geodesic dome paraterraformed with a full complex ecosystem inside where plants, animals and people can live in safety and to study the effects of Martian gravity on wild organisms
Each panel would be a large, prefab polycarbonate/aerogel sandwich with outer steel rods ready to be assembled, atmosphere is pumped in and changed to where the biological components can survive and create an earth-like atmosphere on its own
Ultrasonic fences can be programmed to target certain animals to steer them away from certain areas as to not let one species outcrowd the others and to protect human frequented paths as they visit this Martian national park

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:43:03 2021 No.12742030

>>12742009
a very high parking orbit, an orbit around the sun that does not intersect with earth, buried in a crater on the Moon or Mars. It ain't coming home.
>>atmosphere
reactor start will almost certainly not be permitted until a stable orbit has been reached.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:47:26 2021 No.12742044 >>12741946 Bigger rockets are objectively better rockets because of the square-cube law

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:48:28 2021 No.12742050 >>12742027 Can we please have crazy shit like giant bugs and dinosaurs?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:48:48 2021 No.12742051 >>12742027 >dragged off trail by bobcat that figured out you're far less heavy than you appear for some reason

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:52:53 2021 No.12742060

>>12742027
we find a buried glacier and melt holes in it. Hell, we don't even need to melt them, just blow in air from the martian surface and sublimate the ice away. We can construct a huge tunnel system in the ice. We put some inflatable habs in. We also reinforce some of the ice tunnels, pressurize them and build all sorts of winter sport facilities. Ice skating rinks, bob sled runs, luge runs, ski slopes, and more.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 13:55:51 2021 No.12742071 >>12742027 >>12742060 how much FIDSI do they produce?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:00:20 2021 No.12742079 LIVE https://youtu.be/gYQwuYZbA6o

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:00:54 2021 No.12742082 NASA is live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYQwuYZbA6o

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:01:45 2021 No.12742087 File: 15 KB, 310x310, 310[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Hi guys, I'm just here to remind you that I used to work for NASA.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:01:48 2021 No.12742088 What's the planet nine gravity discrepancy, exactly?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:02:03 2021 No.12742089 >>12742079 >"Welcome to NA- er, JPL" lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:02:31 2021 No.12742094 >>12742060 >we find a buried glacier and melt holes in it 100% a fucking horror movie plot

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:02:32 2021 No.12742095 >>12742079 >>12742082 Wtf why are there so many males on the panel?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:02:42 2021 No.12742097 >All engineers are white males

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:02:50 2021 No.12742098 >>12742089 petition for JPL to become the fourth branch of government

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:03:26 2021 No.12742101 >>12742079 >>12742082 needs more diversity

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:03:42 2021 No.12742106 >Inb4 15 minute circlejerk about the team before data is shown

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:03:45 2021 No.12742107 >>12742097 Except chinese guy?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:03:48 2021 No.12742108 >>12742071 Lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:03:51 2021 No.12742109 >>12742044 >Bigger rockets are objectively better rockets because of the square-cube law If you say so. I wasn't aware of this law, I'm not an engineer and I know shit about physics. Why aren't planes bigger then?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:03:59 2021 No.12742110

>>12741982
frankly I think it's going to be harmful to human exploration by providing a "just around the corner" solution to problems that aren't really problems like the travel time to Mars while being consistently 10 years away for the next 50 years. It's like how nuclear has been cucked by the mere suggestion that fusion might exist sometime soon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:04:27 2021 No.12742112 >>12742087 That video of him watching the Rover landing was so weird looking.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:05:11 2021 No.12742118 >MUH JPL HISTORY

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:05:19 2021 No.12742119 >binged watch a 1 min video how do they do it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:05:37 2021 No.12742121 Will NASA give any data from the mars landing to SpaceX or will they need to buy it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:05:42 2021 No.12742122 >>12742097 >>12742101 >the one woman doesn't even get to sit at the table kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:05:44 2021 No.12742123 >>12742110 it's more because these things would require billions in funding. as long as congress keeps avoiding raising the budget these things will be 10 years away

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:09 2021 No.12742124 >I'll try to be brief >My daughter is a gymnast... fucking hell

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:20 2021 No.12742125 >>12742121 SpaceX will probably share some of it like they have with the F9 stage reentry data

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:21 2021 No.12742126 >>12742112 Amphetamine jitters. Only way to work there.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:41 2021 No.12742128 >>12741602 Odds it actually flies this week?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:41 2021 No.12742129 >>12742088 The idea is that many trans-neptunium objects have orbital characteristics that seem to indicate the presence of a massive body interacting with them, essentially

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:44 2021 No.12742130 >I want to be brief >Tells his life's history

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:49 2021 No.12742131 File: 124 KB, 980x551, marshole-hirise-big.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742027 this hole but with a tarp thrown over it. that's my house.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:06:57 2021 No.12742132

>>12741961
CAM OON /sfgee/ we never do any math or physics, not even high school level like the one in this post.

Now I will add a variable to the formula, m, for the mass of the small object
[math]\displaystyle x = \frac{GMm}{r^2} - \frac{mv_t^2}{r}[/math]

And I will also say the following, it expands the question but gives even more information:

[math]\displaystyle y = \sin^{-1}\frac{x}{mF}[/math]

Where F is a force.

Or putting it all together:
[math]\displaystyle y = \sin^{-1}\frac{\frac{GMm}{r^2} - \frac{mv_t^2}{r}}{mF}[/math]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:07:16 2021 No.12742134 Holy shit YT chat is cancer

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:07:31 2021 No.12742136 Who's this old fart and why should we care about his life story?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:07:55 2021 No.12742137 >>12742124 lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:08:07 2021 No.12742138 >>12742106

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:08:09 2021 No.12742139 >>12742131 W-what's down there anon >>12742134 First time?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:08:37 2021 No.12742142 What's all this cockery? Show us the video finally.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:08:47 2021 No.12742144 >can land on Mars >can't stream video in 1080p

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:08:56 2021 No.12742147 >>12742139 >W-what's down there anon me beating the meat to jpl waifus.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:09:19 2021 No.12742150 >>12741936 What?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:09:26 2021 No.12742152 VIDEOS SOOON VIDEO SOON VIDEOS SOOON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYQwuYZbA6o&

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:09:57 2021 No.12742154 >>12742142 they know they have a captive audience

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:09:58 2021 No.12742155 Jim would have told them to cut the BS

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:10:29 2021 No.12742158 File: 1.07 MB, 980x551, file.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741692 >literally teleports behind you

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:11:24 2021 No.12742161 File: 29 KB, 500x378, Martian Law.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742147 Reminder to all travelers: Anon's Martian Masterbatorium is to be given a 2km-wide berth under Martian Law

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:11:30 2021 No.12742162 >>12742152 + Audio

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:11:31 2021 No.12742163 what the fuck, how are they getting that amount of downlink? I thought DSN bandwidth was trash

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:11:35 2021 No.12742164 Ayyyy lmaoo

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:11:49 2021 No.12742165 >no audio SAD!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:12:02 2021 No.12742166 WHY NO AUDIO?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:12:07 2021 No.12742167 >>12742163 They have like 4 orbiters around Mars right now relaying data, way more than before

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:12:27 2021 No.12742169 File: 92 KB, 1200x1125, 1c5[1].png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] POST YOUR REACTION

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:13:22 2021 No.12742172 File: 85 KB, 500x661, 1613701963762.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742169

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:13:48 2021 No.12742173 This is actually really cool when you think about it

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:14:56 2021 No.12742176 Holy shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:18 2021 No.12742180 pretty cool

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:23 2021 No.12742182 >there he goes! lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:23 2021 No.12742183 >>12742050 >Tfw buggalo rancher

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:26 2021 No.12742185 That was fucking awesome

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:35 2021 No.12742186 File: 2.12 MB, 640x470, WALTUHPOG.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742169

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:36 2021 No.12742187 >no flames AND THEY EXPECT US TO BELIEVE THIS

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:38 2021 No.12742188 That was pretty fucking cool indeed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:43 2021 No.12742189 File: 74 KB, 1052x1052, Perserverance Bingo.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:15:51 2021 No.12742191 >>12742152 make a webm someone plz

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:16:17 2021 No.12742192 fucking awesome

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:16:18 2021 No.12742193 File: 170 KB, 717x586, 1613864547467.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742169 >No Audio

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:16:28 2021 No.12742195 >>12741162 America numba 1 god bless JPL freeedom ain’t free

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:16:43 2021 No.12742198 >color commentator >is the only person of color on the panel Based JPL

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:16:47 2021 No.12742199 >>12742187 Yes, as we all know, there's an abundance of excess oxidizer in the martian atmosphere to create flaming plumes, just like in the lunar atmosphere.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:17:10 2021 No.12742201 >>12741650 not a boing engine

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:17:25 2021 No.12742204 the same density as what?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:17:41 2021 No.12742206 FREEZE ZOOM ENHANCE

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:17:50 2021 No.12742208 >>12742193 in the raw footage upload. normies need to hear mission control to understand what is happening

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:17:50 2021 No.12742209 >>12742204 Oak wood

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:18:18 2021 No.12742211 >Tango Delta YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET that sky crane got the fuck outta there

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:18:25 2021 No.12742212 I forgive them for delaying the pictures.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:18:39 2021 No.12742213 >>12742110 ISRU needs lots of power. That's hard to provide with solar.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:18:40 2021 No.12742214 >>12742209 ah. cool.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:18:42 2021 No.12742215 >>12742208 he said the EDL didn't capture any audio

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:19:23 2021 No.12742217 >>12742211 Imagine if it had tried to land itself afterwards, the rover could go check it out afterwards instead of just examining the crash site.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:19:29 2021 No.12742218 File: 2.30 MB, 640x542, tenor[1].gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742169

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:19:41 2021 No.12742220 Is the parachute the weakest link here?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:19:53 2021 No.12742221

>>12742109
>If you say so. I wasn't aware of this law, I'm not an engineer and I know shit about physics.

It’s often brought up in discussions of the real-life feasibility of giant people or animals. Basically just the fact that an increase in an object’s surface area is always outpaced by an increase in that object’s volume, as in, the surface area gets squared, but the volume is cubed. For example, doubling the surface area of a 2x2 cube to that of a 4x4 cube doesn’t double the volume of the cube, it’s volume (and thus weight) increases by much more than that, or a humanoid which is twice the height of a normal human also necessarily weighing much more than twice the weight of a normal human. This is advantageous when it comes to launch vehicles because more volume=more propellant-more delta/v.

> Why aren't planes bigger then?
Aerodynamics and the limitations of of airport infrastructure. Rockets don’t have to worry about drag as much because they’re essentially needles that exit it pretty quickly, nor do rockets rely on lift, whereas planes operate in the atmosphere for their entire lifetime, and rely hugely on lift.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:20:12 2021 No.12742222 what does the parachute say /sfg/?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:20:21 2021 No.12742223 did he just say there are secrets in the pattern of the parachute?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:20:38 2021 No.12742224 SPRING LOOSE ITS OVER

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:21:19 2021 No.12742226 >>12742220 I used to think it'd be the skycrane itself but that's 2/2 now. The early chute designs ripped but they wind tunnel tested the fuck out of the ones they use now and it seems to do the trick.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:21:25 2021 No.12742228

>>12742220
Ring parachutes are a known factor, the biggest potential fuckup is the crane and wires. Hovering with a fuckload of hypergolic rockets, lowering shit gently on wires then fucking off without damaging a payload is far more technically challenging than just slowing down shit for a bit.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:21:26 2021 No.12742229
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>>12742110
“Just around the corner” has been a cause to delay manned missions to Mars since the 60’s. Even Apollo didn’t even think or Mars until they had NERVA. Robert Zubrin tried to eliminate this “just around the corner” mindset with Mars Direct but NASA didn’t care. Anyhow Nuclear Thermal is a meme I don’t care how much you dumbasses try to shill it. Starship can get to mars faster than a NTR orbit because Starship can aerocapture, while NTR has to burn to enter Mars orbit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:21:44 2021 No.12742231 That was one of the coolest things I've ever seen ngl. Been waiting on this kind of video from NASA for years

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:23:27 2021 No.12742235 Are there going to be more videos or it's just for landing?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:24:09 2021 No.12742238 >>12742235 I think it's just for the landing

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:24:26 2021 No.12742239 >FAKE

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:24:43 2021 No.12742241 >>12742235 more is coming for sure... let's see

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:24:59 2021 No.12742242 The engines are on, goi.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:25:09 2021 No.12742243 >>12742235 I don't see why they couldn't capture some more video while moving the rover around, are there videos from Curiosity's pov of it driving around?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:25:24 2021 No.12742244 >>12742221 >>12742109 The surface area-volume imbalance directly translates to a superior dry mass ratio for a bigger rocket, so efficiency scales up with size. With rockets, go big or go home.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:25:27 2021 No.12742245 >>12742235 There will probably be a higher quality version of this video to be downloaded with more time, I think this is thumbnail version

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:25:33 2021 No.12742247 File: 389 KB, 1125x1382, 6C3CDDCB-3656-49EF-BB69-A2465DD3DAF5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741162 >BUT CHINA SENT A VIDEO FROM ORBIT I THOUGHT IT WAS OVER FOR PERSEVERANCE SAVE ME PRESIDENT XI

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:26:31 2021 No.12742248 >Skycrane be all "later homos"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:27:26 2021 No.12742250 >>12742248 >Change the world. My final message. Goodbye

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:27:31 2021 No.12742251 >>12742248 >"This place is a shithole, guess I'll just die"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:27:42 2021 No.12742252 >>12742243 None.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:28:05 2021 No.12742254 >>12742243 these cameras were specifically for the landing though. I'm not sure if the other cameras can do high framerate

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:28:15 2021 No.12742258 Anyone got a video of NASA testing some hydrazine engines? Did they test those engines for Curiosity and Mars2020?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:28:37 2021 No.12742259 So will Perseverance have sex with Curiosity to produce babies?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:28:52 2021 No.12742260 File: 385 KB, 589x488, cable.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] is that cable broken or is that normal?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:29:07 2021 No.12742261 >>12742252 There is that low framerate interpolated video

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:29:52 2021 No.12742264 File: 88 KB, 378x355, cable2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742260 better view of the random piece of cable bouncing around

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:30:02 2021 No.12742265 >>12742260 That's normal, it's not a load bearing cable

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:30:17 2021 No.12742266 >>12742260 it's a data tether, not for lifting.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:30:42 2021 No.12742267 >>12742254 I'd hope at least the hazcams could do rough video, just to see the ground rolling by while the rover rolls. >>12742259 We can only put them together and hope nature takes its course anon. >>12742264 Is that a zip-tie?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:31:15 2021 No.12742268 IM LAAAAAAAAAAAANDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIING

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:31:21 2021 No.12742269 >THOUSANDS >OF >IMAGES

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:31:51 2021 No.12742270 >>12742266 I mean this one >>12742264 the piece bouncing around

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:32:00 2021 No.12742271 Far right.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:32:03 2021 No.12742272 >>12742269 Also known as videos.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:32:30 2021 No.12742275 >>12742267 >spend billions on R&D to develop specialized instruments for your mars rover >tie your cables with zip ties from walmart

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:32:35 2021 No.12742276
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>>12742260
>>12742264
>>12742267
Alright now I’m confused. How come NASA is able to move heaven and earth and do amazing feats with these missions but when it comes to SLS they shit the bed?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:32:40 2021 No.12742277 damn, that image is crisp. Can't wait for more from that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:32:47 2021 No.12742278 >>12742270 oh, idk, it does look like a cable tie but i'm sure jpl doesn't cable tie anything.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:33:03 2021 No.12742282 Center right.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:33:16 2021 No.12742283 File: 1.59 MB, 1449x1057, ground.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Ground pictures incoming!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:33:35 2021 No.12742287 >>12742276 JPL is better than the rest of NASA, and rocket development is bloated and expensive

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:33:40 2021 No.12742288 >>12742276 JPL has their shit together, whoever is responsible for SLS doesn't.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:33:51 2021 No.12742289 >>12742276 Because JPL is based

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:33:53 2021 No.12742290 >her ok I hate NASA now

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:34:18 2021 No.12742295 >>12742288 I think JPL has always been the no-bullshit branch of NASA

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:34:41 2021 No.12742300 >>12742275 Better than buying a $200 ziptie made by a specialty manufacturer in someone's specific district.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:34:42 2021 No.12742301 >>12742290 Nigger all vehicles are female

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:34:43 2021 No.12742302 >>12742295 Correct.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:34:53 2021 No.12742303 File: 1.29 MB, 1437x1005, pic_2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742283 relatively comfy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:35:04 2021 No.12742304 >>12742301 >percy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:35:06 2021 No.12742306 >>12742290 Homosexual hands typed this

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:35:38 2021 No.12742308

>>12742295
Even in the 90’s when NASA had their nuts cut off by Congress, JPL still did a dozen or so amazing missions.

>>12742288
Is it because SLS development is unfocused? Percy had a clear goal and deadline while SLS is “oh whenever it’s ready :)”

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:35:49 2021 No.12742309 Why is thunderfoot so salty?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:35:51 2021 No.12742310 I wanna coom inside that qt.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:35:53 2021 No.12742311 >>12742301 Only the ones that have able seamen in them.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:36:15 2021 No.12742313 Will we get videos from the helicopter? Elon we need starlink for mars

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:36:24 2021 No.12742314 >>12742283 >>12742303 Those white formations look eerily similar to bones. Cue /x/ freaking out I guess.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:36:36 2021 No.12742317 >>12742309 he's a 30 years old wizard

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:36:57 2021 No.12742320 File: 19 KB, 188x277, 1599516712149.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742071 Jej

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:37:05 2021 No.12742322 >>12742309 Because every penny spent on NASA/ESA is a penny not spent on whatever bullshit he's not getting grants from the EU anymore.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:37:06 2021 No.12742323 >>12742276 >literal apollo copy Fucking retarded

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:37:17 2021 No.12742324 >>12742308 Percy uses a 90s computer. It costs more than Curiosity. I thought progress should be exponential? We need a SpaceX-esque transformation for JPL

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:37:56 2021 No.12742326 File: 117 KB, 395x357, whatsthat.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] wait what exactly is this? related to the helicopter? I thought it was some type of sun clock

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:38:26 2021 No.12742327 >>12742326 Sun dial to track sun position and time of day

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:38:39 2021 No.12742328 File: 1.07 MB, 1920x1080, firefox_2021-02-22_14-38-13.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:38:42 2021 No.12742329 >>12742326 alien dildo

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:38:45 2021 No.12742330 Oh oh OH OH OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:38:45 2021 No.12742331 >>12742326 it's the joycon for the ayylmaos to assume direct control

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:38:50 2021 No.12742333 >>12742326 a bop it for when they both get bored.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:39:21 2021 No.12742337 MICROPHONE

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:39:33 2021 No.12742340 >>12742326 Calibration thingy for cameras

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:39:35 2021 No.12742341 I thought they said they didn't get audio? Guy is talking about mics right now

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:39:52 2021 No.12742343 AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:39:59 2021 No.12742344 >>12742327 right... I thought it had something to do with Sun and shadow

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:40:01 2021 No.12742345 >>12742326 i don't know what the stud is for but other rovers have similar things for calibrating colors

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:40:07 2021 No.12742346 >>12742341 They might have audio from after the descent

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:40:20 2021 No.12742348 >>12741458 >VenomFangX so much nostalgia

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:40:29 2021 No.12742349 >sob story

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:40:44 2021 No.12742350 >>12742276 SLS is chained to the weight that is the shuttle program.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:11 2021 No.12742352 holy shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:20 2021 No.12742353 File: 211 KB, 1920x567, panorama.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] composite view of the landing site from the other thread

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:21 2021 No.12742354 >>12742346 Holy shit imagine if we hear the skycrane impact.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:23 2021 No.12742355 >AY LMAO SOUNDS

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:31 2021 No.12742356 NOOOOOOOOOOO FUCK FUCK FUCK

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:38 2021 No.12742357 >>12742314 the voices just confirmed to me that those are the bones of our martian forefathers

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:41:56 2021 No.12742359 What if they recorded ayy macarena blasting 24/7 on mars?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:03 2021 No.12742360 >>12742323 Um space is hard sweetie :) >>12742324 The one thing that disappointed me with Percy is that it took 8 years to build and cost just as much as its sister

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:16 2021 No.12742361 File: 102 KB, 1024x988, 1608339276955.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >wind

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:24 2021 No.12742362 >N- MARS NO

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:36 2021 No.12742363 the sound of silence

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:37 2021 No.12742364 >gentle whirl on the background there was nothing else?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:45 2021 No.12742365 >>12742275 Hey, if it works.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:49 2021 No.12742366 damn percy is a loud girl

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:42:50 2021 No.12742367 >>12742359 >[INTENSIFIES] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ISEzLP4tsA

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:43:10 2021 No.12742371 just sounds like earth

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:43:30 2021 No.12742373 Did they say why they couldn't record EDL sound?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:43:41 2021 No.12742374 Wait so was it supposed to record the descent sounds as well? Did they fuck it up?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:43:51 2021 No.12742375 that's pretty relaxing desu

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:43:53 2021 No.12742376 did anyone know why they didn't get EDL audio?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:44:12 2021 No.12742378 File: 52 KB, 905x852, snipping67.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742301 >vehicles have gender sasuga gender obsessed americans.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:44:18 2021 No.12742379 >>12742371 well wind is wind even if the pressure is lower... what matters is the pressure differential

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:44:50 2021 No.12742383 >mmmmm rogs

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:45:04 2021 No.12742384 >>12742378 Bruh ships abs vehicles have been female since the 1400s. I guess Germans are fags who make their ships male but still

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:46:06 2021 No.12742387 >future father in law yes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:46:21 2021 No.12742389 Thomas lmao. For my undergrad research last year I got to talk with him on Zoom and he was sitting in this same spot in his pajamas

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:46:30 2021 No.12742391 This guy sounds and looks angry

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:46:45 2021 No.12742393 >>12742384 rockets should be male because they look phallic

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:46:49 2021 No.12742395 File: 1.93 MB, 1429x891, holey moley.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] now I want a wikipedia page about the holey rocks

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:47:25 2021 No.12742399 File: 138 KB, 350x350, 1610383591684.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742378 you ride both of them

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:47:27 2021 No.12742400 really should have toured JPL when I lived in LA

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:47:35 2021 No.12742402 >I'm moved by this wow >face completely expressionless >voice completely monotonous

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:47:44 2021 No.12742403 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4czjS9h4Fpg 4k

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:47:47 2021 No.12742404 They did this landing 7 years ago, why is Thomas Zuberchan talking as if its the first time?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:47:53 2021 No.12742405 WE COULD HAVE HAD A JIM BRIDENSTINE PEP TALK TODAY BROS FUCK

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:48:24 2021 No.12742410 >>12742384 They don't even have genitals, how come they are """female""" can they have children?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:48:44 2021 No.12742411 >>12742402 Yeah, big jim was a way better speaker then this clown.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:48:50 2021 No.12742413 >Sample return in 10 years By then Starship will be making regular trips

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:48:58 2021 No.12742414 >Starship lands on Mars >Congrats Elon, would you like to talk about the team that made Starship work? >No, we still have work to do.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:22 2021 No.12742416 >>12742395 Probably just scoria/pumice or a texture resultant from aeolian weathering

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:41 2021 No.12742420 File: 271 KB, 359x322, file.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Cute

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:41 2021 No.12742421 File: 1.02 MB, 1280x1013, E0FC9791-A4D9-4544-9454-7249AB3C5A10.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742393 Why would you want to ride inside a man? Rockets, capsules, probes, starships, all of them are female.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:42 2021 No.12742419 >>12742405 >big Jim could have been there, Mountain Dew in hand feels bad

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:46 2021 No.12742423 >>12742410 Because it's kind of gay to be hanging out with your bros for 3 months or more inside a dude.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:49 2021 No.12742424 File: 60 KB, 919x524, 1613409347579.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] rooovy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:49 2021 No.12742425 >>12742402 Atheists don’t have souls

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:49:57 2021 No.12742428 >>12742405 We also could have had martian bases for decades today. Wishes and horses.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:50:00 2021 No.12742429 Pathfinder is cute CUTE

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:50:07 2021 No.12742430 >>12742410 Go be dumb somewhere else

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:50:20 2021 No.12742431 >>12742419 this is depressing, I want Jim back

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:51:01 2021 No.12742433 Audio upload when?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:51:07 2021 No.12742435 >>12741488 Q2 2021

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:51:10 2021 No.12742436 File: 652 KB, 1100x900, there there.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742420 >>12742424 >>12742429 My favorite little rover

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:51:27 2021 No.12742439 Anybody else not like this dude

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:51:53 2021 No.12742441 >>12742436 >My Little Martian Rover Can't Be This Cute

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:52:11 2021 No.12742444 >Eyes constantly darting to the left >didn't even bother to memorize speech

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:52:21 2021 No.12742446 >>12742411 This guy isn't the interim administrator >>12742402 That's just how he is. I've heard him tell jokes before he is very deadpan but clever

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:52:54 2021 No.12742447 Reporter forgot about the EDL lack of audio

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:00 2021 No.12742450 >q&a so depressing

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:03 2021 No.12742451 >>12742402 he's from Bern it's normal t.swiss

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:04 2021 No.12742452

>>12742429
>>12742436
Does anyone remember that documentary “Mars: Dead or Alive?” It’s from the early 2000’s and it follows the launch and landing of Spirit and Opportunity. It’s where that cool animation of a Delta II launch comes from. Anyways they talked about how some spare parts for Pathfinder ended up on Spirit and Oppy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:07 2021 No.12742453 File: 141 KB, 1200x675, ESA-rover.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742413 >Sample return in 10 years Riiiiiiight...

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:14 2021 No.12742455 >>12742360 >Um space is hard sweetie Fucking lazy fucks. This isn't the goddamn 60s

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:36 2021 No.12742456 Oh noooo, I don't want to listen to these incoming questions. Especially if they are coming from the general public

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:53:54 2021 No.12742459 Of course the journalists want to know if they can report anything negative. hang them all.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:02 2021 No.12742460 >>12742453 >this pos is already 4 years delayed 2040s at a stretch

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:07 2021 No.12742462 >>12742453 God what an ugly looking rover >>12742413 Why the fuck does it take 10 years? Just build a lander, Jesus.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:10 2021 No.12742463 >>12742391 >Thomas Zuberchan >This guy sounds and looks angry Apparently that's how Germans sound. Germans in their natural environment sound like that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:14 2021 No.12742464 >>12742456 I hope someone asks about the Raw Images hold up

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:18 2021 No.12742467 >>12742413 >Starship takes the sample back with it >RUDs on landing

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:21 2021 No.12742468 >>12742423 >>12742430 Vehicle is not an animal, it's inorganic machine, how come it can have any gender? Are murricans retarded?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:54:37 2021 No.12742469 Kek someone on /sfg/ needs to queue up on the call and say "hello our frogworks division has just captured audio on the surface of Venus" and then just blow into the phone mic

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:55:11 2021 No.12742474 >>12742456 >he quys so lets take a look at social! >#lol rogget

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:55:15 2021 No.12742475 >>12742469 >And I have one follow up >Go ahead anon >N-

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:55:26 2021 No.12742478 >>12742468 esl retard

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:55:33 2021 No.12742479 >>12742468 Why are you obsessed with Americans? Calling vehicles female started with euros, not to mention most euro languages are gendered. Shouldn't you know this?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:56:06 2021 No.12742481 >>12742468 rent free

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:56:26 2021 No.12742484 >>12742479 he's a chinaman

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:56:31 2021 No.12742485 >>12742452 I don't but that's pretty interesting. I wonder what commonality there is between the twins and the current rovers?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:56:50 2021 No.12742489 >>12742456 I closed tab immediately. NASA is dumping audio and video on Perseverance's Twitter anyways so you are not missing anything.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:56:54 2021 No.12742490 >>12742479 He’s just angry that the ESA is getting shit on by a literal white male capitalist

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:57:44 2021 No.12742495 >>12742479 That's stupid, and now you will have gender war over fucking roover. Typical of yuros anthropomorphizing all your creation is mistake.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:58:08 2021 No.12742496 >>12742490 african american

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:58:54 2021 No.12742499

>>12742485
I really wish I could find it but there’s this CGI scene where they have pathfinder then some of the parts are stripped away and replaced with bigger ones and whatnot until the end result is spirit/opportunity. It was my favorite part of the movie as a little kid.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:59:02 2021 No.12742500 >>12742496 Of Dutch descent.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:59:10 2021 No.12742503 File: 319 KB, 1200x737, 1584417098973.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742453

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:59:11 2021 No.12742504 File: 806 KB, 765x988, 1612291977786.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742495

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 14:59:13 2021 No.12742505 A fucking communication error fucked the landing audio

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:00:08 2021 No.12742512 File: 575 KB, 900x900, external-content.duckduckgo.com.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742495 Get fucked fag lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:00:24 2021 No.12742515 >>12742479 there is genderless pronoun in english "it"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:01:01 2021 No.12742519 >>12742500 ''Musk'' doesn't sound very Dutch to me

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:01:15 2021 No.12742521 Michael Shits

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:01:20 2021 No.12742523 >>12742479 Some people are just too autistic to understand normal human thought

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:01:26 2021 No.12742524 literal camera advertising on a NASA stream?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:01:40 2021 No.12742525 It's hilarious when anglos seethe about linguistic genders.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:02:14 2021 No.12742526 >>12742495 Go back to harassing vtubers, Zhang

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:02:14 2021 No.12742527 >>12742499 Could be this? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0662638/

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:02:37 2021 No.12742530 >>12742525 yeah in real first world nations nobody gives a fuck about that gender bullshit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:03:53 2021 No.12742537 File: 36 KB, 334x334, 1609529225067.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >all those mad americano goblinos over "gender" of inanimate objects

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:05:57 2021 No.12742547 Why is NASA using 8-bit telephones for questions, its year of our lord 2021

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:06:19 2021 No.12742549 >>12742215 lame. I thought they said there would be sound on descent?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:06:21 2021 No.12742550

>>12741162
Who tf keeps getting mad about gendering vehicles as if it hasn’t been done across the world for centuries?

>>12742527
That’s it. It’s a great documentary although it’s outdated now seeing as both of the rovers in it are dead. I loved it as a little kid though

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:06:28 2021 No.12742551 Euros trying to reconcile the fact that they have done nothing of note after the Boston Tea Party is hilarious to see

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:07:23 2021 No.12742556 >>12742413 NASA's cope to this is Perseverance is designed to collect samples without human or Earth contamination. It might be the last time they have a chance to collect uncontaminated samples before manned missions start.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:07:25 2021 No.12742557 File: 650 KB, 940x529, astronaut-selection-parastronaut-feasibility-project-pillars.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:08:27 2021 No.12742558 >>12742549 they fucked up

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:08:40 2021 No.12742561 File: 1.54 MB, 3112x2338, 1462336300016.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >itt yuros and bug men seething

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:08:42 2021 No.12742562 File: 216 KB, 652x896, 251DB9BC-1101-4AC2-B05C-12FCEE9623BF.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742557 Holy shit imagine being European

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:08:45 2021 No.12742563 >>12742557 "I'm putting together a crew"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:08:48 2021 No.12742564 opensourcechads we won

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:08:57 2021 No.12742566 Chink astrotrufers are going crazy today LMAO. Going to make some webms of the EDL video, stand by

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:09:08 2021 No.12742568 >>12742551 What about Russia

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:09:13 2021 No.12742569 >a Linux box I'd just like to interject for a moment!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:09:41 2021 No.12742571 File: 3.69 MB, 1648x1200, colorwheel thing.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >retard throws out some chum >other retards start doing the same Quit shitposting and go look at the raw images starting to get uploaded, you absolute faggots.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:10:03 2021 No.12742573 File: 66 KB, 184x178, 1612336738508.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742557 >manlet an official disability

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:10:05 2021 No.12742574 >>12742557 eh not a bad idea, this will give us data. we should be doing much more extreme experiments on the ISS >sex, pregnancy >development of a teen >longer time stay for 5-10 years but nooo ISS only for carrot growing experiments

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:10:47 2021 No.12742576 >>12742566 You can’t do that!!!!!! China has a Mars video too!!!!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:10:53 2021 No.12742577 >>12742557 As a yuro this is shameful, hope Chinese military complex will beat us to mars.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:11:12 2021 No.12742578 >>12742557 yeah is is unironically trash only the fittest and smartest should go to space

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:11:48 2021 No.12742580 >>12742573 Does that mean Anon can collect disability checks?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:12:16 2021 No.12742582 >>12742578 astronauts are overrated a college grad could do most of the experiments

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:12:40 2021 No.12742584 >>12742571 sharp

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:12:44 2021 No.12742586 >>12742580 half of /fit/ is now eligible to go to the space station.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:12:45 2021 No.12742585 File: 2.87 MB, 1920x1080, space_mars_EDL_01.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:13:07 2021 No.12742589 >>12742571 looks great

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:13:45 2021 No.12742592 >HOW WILL YOU DISTINGUISH REAL FROM FAKE VIDEO who hires these "journalists"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:13:51 2021 No.12742593 >>12742585 stop anon i can only get so erect

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:14:23 2021 No.12742597 File: 229 KB, 379x387, 1607556833924.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >how you make people know video is real????

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:14:45 2021 No.12742602 >>12742569 кeк

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:14:51 2021 No.12742603 File: 1.70 MB, 1498x529, euros.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742557

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:15:29 2021 No.12742608 Where's Rome-poster, or if he's here is he waiting for the nasa broadcast to end?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:16:32 2021 No.12742611 >>12742602 кeкyc

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:16:37 2021 No.12742612 >>12742571 looks so fucking cool, the colored squares make it look like something straight out of a "projects of the future" comic from the 60s

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:16:49 2021 No.12742614 File: 64 KB, 640x568, 1584385428033.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >these questions

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:17:22 2021 No.12742620 >>12742603 this is actually sad >t. europoor

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:17:52 2021 No.12742622 >>12742603 >this is what's calling you "americano goblino" oh no no no no although NASA really isn't far off this state

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:18:02 2021 No.12742624 I guess this is used to verify camera health? can't calibrate since the palette is going to get coated in dust, but good enough to verify channels I guess?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:18:25 2021 No.12742627 >>12742612 what colored squares? the black ones?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:18:44 2021 No.12742629 >>12742624 That's what the palette is for yeah.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:19:48 2021 No.12742633 File: 2.92 MB, 1280x720, space_mars_EDL_02.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:20:13 2021 No.12742635 >>12742629 >>12742624 so they want to check if image acquisition on Mars is the same on Earth or if red for example is less red on Mars because of atmosphere interference / ambient light etc?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:20:29 2021 No.12742636 File: 146 KB, 1280x720, maxresdefault.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] rogs

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:20:37 2021 No.12742637 >>12742624 >can't calibrate since the palette is going to get coated in dust They literally called that and the two other monochromatic circular ones calibration targets awhile ago.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:20:50 2021 No.12742638 >>12742635 Yes, it's this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExOOElyZ2Hk)) but on Mars

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:20:54 2021 No.12742639 File: 2.93 MB, 1280x720, space_mars_EDL_03.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742633

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:21:09 2021 No.12742641 File: 1.94 MB, 812x1024, file.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742603

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:21:26 2021 No.12742642 >>12742468 How sheltered are you to not know that boats, planes and basically everything humans travel in are female?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:21:27 2021 No.12742643 >>12742622 the thing about NASA is you can tell the diversity stuff is just for appearances. the important people at JPL are actually qualified and good at what they do, unlike the euro space program

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:21:52 2021 No.12742644 >mars has vesticles must be a boy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:22:12 2021 No.12742645 lmao one of the eurofags tried reporting me kek >>12742612 Those are greyscale squares, wtf color are you seeing? >>12742614 I tuned out. What are they asking?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:22:17 2021 No.12742646 >>12742636 Sambles >>12742633 >>12742639 Bless you anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:22:40 2021 No.12742649 >>12742638 woah cool stuff there

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:23:35 2021 No.12742652 >>12742641 This dude is actually so based. I can't remember his name, but Twitter ruined his whole day and pozzed ESA forced him to apologize. The whole story makes me angry

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:24:44 2021 No.12742656 >>12742636 The absolute state. It's fucking 2021. Keep that 90's architecture off of Mars. And a fucking xbox kinect?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:24:49 2021 No.12742658 https://twitter.com/Spacecomm_Joey/status/1363936680466644995?s=19 hidden codes on the skycrane's chute

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:25:23 2021 No.12742659 >>12742656 ESA is 30 years behind us, give them some slack

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:26:54 2021 No.12742666 >>12742658 That's pretty cool. Really thought it was gonna be Krystal.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:27:10 2021 No.12742667 File: 268 KB, 463x436, JPL hidden code.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742658 God I love weaponized autism

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:28:02 2021 No.12742671 >

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:28:21 2021 No.12742673 >>12742658 Oh yeah yeah yeah they always do shit like this. JPL likes hiding morse code and weird translations of their name everywhere. It's pretty redpilled actually

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:29:09 2021 No.12742675 >>12742667 but wait... are we actually sure it's morse? there are two ways to represent the point wtf?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:29:18 2021 No.12742676 >>12742645 >>12742627 >don't see the colors Anons... I..

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:29:22 2021 No.12742677 File: 2.91 MB, 1280x720, space_mars_EDL_04.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742639

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:30:20 2021 No.12742679 >>12742673 If ayys find out about shit like this they're gonna be thinking everything we made has special secret hidden messages in it. >schizophrenic aliens

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:31:24 2021 No.12742683 >>12742676 oh shit I saw them now, below the circular dial I thought you meant the colored circles on the main dial

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:33:53 2021 No.12742696 >>12742677 what's the scale here when it starts to hover? Looks really small but I'm guessing it's around 20 meters across?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:35:26 2021 No.12742702

>>12742679
to be fair, the amount of hidden things (intentionally or unintentionally) in mega projects like this is usually quite high because some engineer somewhere spent 500 hours ensuring that a wire would work on mars and during that time he got creative. hidden things disappear mostly in mass produced things because not as much time is put into them

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:35:36 2021 No.12742703 >>12742326 Color calibration samples and a sundial. Looks like some autism pictures too, is that panties in the upper right?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:36:11 2021 No.12742704

So what's actually wrong with the ESA rover? It's delay was caused by the Russian lander not being ready, not the rover itself. The only things I keep reading here are that it's small and looks funny. Obviously it has a much smaller scope given it's smaller budget. Is there actually anything wrong with it's instruments or objectives?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:36:44 2021 No.12742706 Is matt depressed?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:37:37 2021 No.12742711 >>12742703 dinosaur >>12742571

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:37:39 2021 No.12742713 File: 311 KB, 1716x780, 53456344535345.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:37:56 2021 No.12742714 >>12742696 It's 10 feet across and 9 feet wide.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:38:16 2021 No.12742717 File: 214 KB, 345x336, 1604442543916.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742703 >is that panties in the upper right? I think it's a Dinosaur anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:39:20 2021 No.12742724 >>12742704 I think it's just scheduled too late to really be meaningful. By the time it gets there we'll probably (hopefully) have already put men on Mars.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:41:00 2021 No.12742728 >>12742641 >land a probe with extreme precision on a fucking moving comet >media only cares about the shirt bruh

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:41:51 2021 No.12742732 >>12741196 is Zubrin /ourjew/?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:44:46 2021 No.12742737 File: 2 KB, 125x121, hiddd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12741488 WTF CHECKED 20th of April is the day

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:44:47 2021 No.12742738 Does the perseverance have a gun for self defense purposes? Or are we still sending unarmed probes ?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:44:57 2021 No.12742740 >>12742603 >>12742641 The duality of ESA...

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:47:04 2021 No.12742743 File: 1021 KB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EAF_0002_0667110220_972ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] GOD RAYS I COOM

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:47:46 2021 No.12742745 >>12742658 >>12742667 Curiosity's wheels had JPL in morse code machined into them, so the rover was constantly writing their name onto the surface.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:47:51 2021 No.12742747 >>12742636 How are they going to get the stuff off the ground?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:48:10 2021 No.12742748 >>12742603 >>12742620 >>12742717 You guy don't think that's real... right?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:48:21 2021 No.12742750 >>12742738 BATTLEBOTS ON MARS

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:49:15 2021 No.12742754 >>12742747 they haven't even begun the design of that rooover yet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:50:41 2021 No.12742759 File: 77 KB, 976x549, _111227511_03b20cae-20ef-4cfa-aed9-2937e3430d04.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742747 It has a little drill, the black thing on the front rotates

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:50:48 2021 No.12742760 >>12742713 Kek, dunno why you flipped the poor ESA rover though. He looks even worse now.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:52:04 2021 No.12742764 >>12742738 Hypothetically speaking, if the Chinese rover were to threaten Perseverance with a crowd of ESA rovers in between them, Percy - in a self defense scenario - would not hesitate to mow them down to hit Chinkbot.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:53:11 2021 No.12742767 >>12742754 >>12742759 Wait, wtf, are you serious? Why are we including the retarded kid to make him feel better!? THIS SHIT IS FUCKING IMPORTANT!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:53:17 2021 No.12742768 >>12742759 Would you go so far as to say it's drill goes "brrrrr"?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:53:43 2021 No.12742770 >>12742764 All of this taking place at 1/2cm per second of course lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:54:31 2021 No.12742773 >>12742732 Of course!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:54:39 2021 No.12742774 >>12742768 lmao

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:54:52 2021 No.12742776

>>12742767
As far as I know it's just one of the options. I don't think they have officially decided what to do with the cached samples yet. SpaceX might be able to pick them up as a fun side project while one of the astronauts is out for a stroll in 10-20 years

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:54:58 2021 No.12742777 >>12742764 >china bot dumps it's rock samples in percy's path >they act as caltrops and shred the wheels

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:55:53 2021 No.12742782 >>12742764 Percy's kill attack is just sticking it's radioactive dump truck ass into other rovers and frying their electronics

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:55:56 2021 No.12742784 >>12742724 i can garantee you no human will touch mars in 2023 not even elon is that optimistic

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:56:43 2021 No.12742787 >>12742776 >ywn cause a political incident by doing donuts around a mars rover and be the first forcefully deported martian

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:56:54 2021 No.12742788 >>12742782 Also zaps them with the chem laser while doing this. The wombo combo.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:58:41 2021 No.12742792 >>12742784 Nevermind, I just had the date mistaken.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:59:19 2021 No.12742795 >>12742784 I even doubt that humans would land on the moon by then

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 15:59:47 2021 No.12742796
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>>12742557
>midgets decide they want to have their own world without tall people fucking with their daily lives
>they become their own human species and evolve into dwarves
>lanklets end up becoming their own race
>humanity splits into a bunch of DND races

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:00:39 2021 No.12742800 >>12742787 >Miguel G is the first deported Martian

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:00:43 2021 No.12742801 >>12742796 Orcs are tunnel dweller. How do elves come about? Titan chads?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:01:10 2021 No.12742803 >>12742796 i want to fuck elf girls

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:01:40 2021 No.12742805 >>12742759 >the virgin insight mole >the chad RSA rogg grinder

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:05:51 2021 No.12742815 >>12742796 They could unironically make use of all of the super-Earths with really high gravity.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:06:00 2021 No.12742817 File: 213 KB, 1920x1956, UK_Space_Agency.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Thoughts?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:08:29 2021 No.12742824 https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/2021/02/22/green-run-update-nasa-investigating-valve-performance-before-second-hot-fire/ sls green run delayed

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:09:12 2021 No.12742827 >>12742817 aren't they ramping shit up right now? Would be cool if they become a major player >>12742824 what's up with all these valve problems

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:09:48 2021 No.12742829 >>12742824 >A FUCKING VALVE >>12742827 >what's up with all these valve problems Its the Hydromeme.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:11:20 2021 No.12742833 >>12742817 Pretty good. This logo would look good on rockets and landers and maybe even astronaut space suits, assuming the UK could get to NASA-level spaceflight

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:12:38 2021 No.12742841 >>12742817 I wish it was just the British space agency.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:14:18 2021 No.12742848 >>12742817 >80% of the budget went on a consultancy to design the logo with the rest going on lunch

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:14:58 2021 No.12742851 >>12742824 >8 minute hot fire! >oh fuck that wasn't 8 minutes at all was it >uh >okay we're gonna have another test in a few months, don't worry everything's fine! >oh and the test is delayed

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:15:46 2021 No.12742853 >>12742833 >assuming the UK could get to NASA-level spaceflight look up the UK space budget and proceed to laugh bitterly

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:15:48 2021 No.12742854
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>>12742747
>>12742776
As things stand right now ESA/Airbus is in charge of the fetch rover and the return vehicle. They seem to be planning a 2026 launch and a 2031 return. The Mars ascent vehicle is NASA and would be launched after 2026, but they haven't released any details on it yet

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:16:50 2021 No.12742861 >>12742824 Grim

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:17:52 2021 No.12742866 >>12742853 >proceed to laugh bitterly Did you expect their budget to be similar?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:18:16 2021 No.12742870 >>12742824 >sls green run delayed But this was expected. I will be surprised if it gets delayed for more than a year in total, though. If it actually flies at all, I mean. In many structurally independent pieces or no.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:19:30 2021 No.12742874 >>12742866 I was responding to your lofty ideals, I know exactly how garbage europeans are

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:20:12 2021 No.12742878 File: 52 KB, 800x533, Eu29f9CVgAAD61d.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] There's a rumor that supposed SLS shill and former senator Bill Nelson will be the NASA admin. Berger is saying otherwise though, so we'll see.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:21:34 2021 No.12742879 File: 409 KB, 1920x1080, 19108_1_1080p.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742817 Make the Quatermass rocket and I will love them long time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:22:26 2021 No.12742886 >>12742878 Lol, there's no way in hell that's happening. Obama admin fought hard against SLS, and ended up having to compromise. They fought directly with Nelson

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:23:20 2021 No.12742888 >>12742827 >Be Valve >Delay A tale as old as time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:24:15 2021 No.12742891 >>12742886 But does Joe remember?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:25:16 2021 No.12742892 >>12742891 Doubtful, but the machine apparatus puppeting his decaying form likely does.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:25:55 2021 No.12742895 >>12742874 I didn't post that, but his ''ideals'' are clearly not that the UK can get to NASA levels

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:26:37 2021 No.12742899 >>12742452 >>12742527 Holy shit that brings back memories of taping it and watching it after school back as a kid

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:28:16 2021 No.12742903 File: 472 KB, 1024x1024, still here, still diggin, don't mind me guys.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Perseverance getting all the attention >Curiosity still quietly doing her job

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:28:20 2021 No.12742904 >>12742603 >left >liberal space project FTFY

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:30:52 2021 No.12742912 >>12742903 It's all about "muh drone".

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:33:09 2021 No.12742921 >>12742764 Really. Why is the CCP setting its rover's landing site so close to Percy's? Mars is pretty big. No need for two rovers doing research so close to each other. Go land on the poles ffs. All NASA missions to the south pole have failed so far.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:35:36 2021 No.12742931 >>12742921 Have they announced the official landing site yet?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:36:42 2021 No.12742936 >>12742903 She is a WHORE rover

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:37:43 2021 No.12742938 How deep does Perseverance's drill go?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:38:36 2021 No.12742943 >>12742899 I miss watching space documentaries as a kid. I went to this science center when I was about seven and they were talking about “The cool new Ares rockets that will take us to the moon.” Anyhow I miss those days

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:39:10 2021 No.12742946 >>12742931 The southern area of Utopia Planitia. Very, very close to Percy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:39:15 2021 No.12742947 >>12742938 balls deep

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:40:08 2021 No.12742948 >>12742903 The new drone always gets public attention. Curiosity had her 15 minutes of fame

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:40:15 2021 No.12742950 File: 1.18 MB, 1024x591, chinklandingsite.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742946 Forgot pic.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:40:45 2021 No.12742953 File: 302 KB, 307x281, harder better faster stronger.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742938

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:42:17 2021 No.12742963 >>12742946 Time to destroy it

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:42:51 2021 No.12742967 >>12742903 Meanwhile, InSight recorded a Marsquake a couple years ago and nobody noticed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:44:12 2021 No.12742973 >>12742950 >at least 4km of elevation from each other

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:44:55 2021 No.12742975 >>12742948 There’s a good chance the next US lander on Mars is a cargo Starship

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:45:09 2021 No.12742977 virign memelactic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0G9D8nMeJk

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:45:16 2021 No.12742979 >>12742953 Speaking of which, love is over. F, etc.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:46:06 2021 No.12742984 >>12742975 I would say there is a 100% chance of that anon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:46:29 2021 No.12742986 >>12742977 sub-orbital death-levers

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:47:21 2021 No.12742989
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>>12742805
I'm curious to see how it work out. The mole was supposed to drill down 5 meters. Rosalind is aiming at 2 meters. Why is drilling on Mars so hard?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:47:40 2021 No.12742990 File: 180 KB, 1294x750, A29E0299-8BAE-4C52-91C9-8044759D79D6.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742979 F

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:49:15 2021 No.12742998 >>12742989 the mole was supposed to hammer itself down 5 meters whereas this looks like an actual drill, so probably more confident in this technology

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:49:19 2021 No.12742999 >>12742989 Because these are fragile robots that have to shave as much mass off as possible on every component. A human would be able to plunge a drill as deep as they wanted

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:51:07 2021 No.12743003 >>12742989 w-what are you doing step-rover?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:52:02 2021 No.12743007 >>12742999 >The 'virgin' remote driller vs the chad man with a shovel

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:54:52 2021 No.12743011 >>12743007 >the ascended IRSU drilling machine

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 16:55:54 2021 No.12743016 File: 512 KB, 625x936, 1567216915571-test0110_drill-1_625.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743003 Just drillin' babe, I mean sis, don't worry about it

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:02:33 2021 No.12743042 >>12742950 >nothing in the canyons

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:03:44 2021 No.12743046
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>>12742943
Yeah, I was fascinated about meteor impact documentaries, myself. Which lead to me giving a speech in the 3rd grade about the grave threat that meteors posed to the earth. At the end everyone was just staring at me. Not sure if I scared the other kids or if my morbid autism was a putoff. Maybe both.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:05:00 2021 No.12743052 File: 1.07 MB, 1992x1992, 8BF1FDB7-BE85-4A2B-B7A5-9CFD6BBE3A61.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Business idea: Solid rocket SSTO

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:05:48 2021 No.12743058 >>12743052 my organs

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:06:07 2021 No.12743061 >>12743052 Based. The environment will literally never recover. Make it an Orion while you're at it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:07:46 2021 No.12743065 >>12743052 It will also be able to double as a jello maker, how versitial!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:09:30 2021 No.12743073 >>12743052 Based, because it would instantly be useable as an ICBM.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:11:55 2021 No.12743079 >>12743073 Has an orbital rocket ever been turned into an ICBM? Like a Minotaur but backwards

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:13:29 2021 No.12743082

>>12743052
>>12743058
>>12743061
>>12743065
>>12743073
The US is preparing to switch from Minuteman III ICBMS to GBSD.
The old missiles will become surplus and many will be sold (save for the warhead, of course).
You can try to convince the Air Force to sell them to you.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:15:19 2021 No.12743092 >>12743079 No, because usually ICBMs are solid fuel only and orbital rockets are liquid fuel.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:16:22 2021 No.12743096 >>12743082 not until the space industry reaches anywhere near the same cashflow the defense industry gets

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:16:38 2021 No.12743098 >>12743042 >nothing on olympus mons My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:18:16 2021 No.12743104
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In hindsight, what the fuck was up with this? They used retrorockets and essentially killed all velocity 10m above the ground. Why the fuck would they then drop the fucking thing and add so many new opportunities for failure instead of just dropping it down by a rope or something
https://youtu.be/tijyybrmfsM?t=193

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:19:13 2021 No.12743106 >>12743082 >hi yes we're a group of internet autists who have managed to save $24.18 and would like to purchase an old icbm to launch a frog into orbit >hello?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:19:51 2021 No.12743109 >>12743104 Haha rover go 'bounce'

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:20:16 2021 No.12743112 >>12743104 they don't want to cover the roover in dust and stones and shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:17 2021 No.12743116 >>12743112 nm didn't even look at the pic

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:21 2021 No.12743117 >>12743106 DARPA will give them out. Just convince them it has something to do with China and you'll get it. Don't forget to mention diversity a couple of times. >>12743096 Space & Defense are one in the same.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:27 2021 No.12743118 >>12743098 It will remain untouched until a Martian chad decides it's time to clime the largest mountain in the known universe.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:33 2021 No.12743119 >>12743082 >hello, we're... uh... not the North Koreans >could we have some of those filthy American pig dog rockets

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:36 2021 No.12743120 >>12743106 >/sfg/ has an Electron rocket to itself What do we launch on it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:36 2021 No.12743121 >>12743104 Damage from thrusters throwing up shit from the ground is most likely higher than the suspension tackling the drop. They know what they're doing, this wasn't their first use of this kind of skycrane.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:21:47 2021 No.12743122 >>12743104 JPL doesn't give a fuck. They come up with one idea at the roundtable talk, and then they are like yup let's just go with it and make it work

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:22:38 2021 No.12743127 >>12743120 A manlet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:23:27 2021 No.12743130 File: 1.36 MB, 1176x663, 1596733087961.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743120

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:29:14 2021 No.12743149 Static fire today boys!!!! https://youtu.be/sTA0GTgFn5E https://youtu.be/sTA0GTgFn5E https://youtu.be/sTA0GTgFn5E

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:30:32 2021 No.12743155 File: 95 KB, 460x556, arse-transparent.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742817 not a bad logo >10 years ago all of my wut?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:31:06 2021 No.12743157 >>12743130 Reddit would shit itself if we launched a useful payload before them

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:31:30 2021 No.12743160 >>12742854 why do the thing wings needs to be so big?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:31:42 2021 No.12743162 File: 18 KB, 600x295, sls-seventh-time.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12742824

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:32:40 2021 No.12743164 File: 481 KB, 2048x1280, 1581356479956.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743149

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:33:42 2021 No.12743169 >>12743160 no air in space so it has to flap very hard

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:35:02 2021 No.12743172 >>12743164 Go away oldspace, you have billions yo waste on subpar designs

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:36:13 2021 No.12743175 >>12743160 Ion thrusters are power-hungry

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:38:12 2021 No.12743182 >>12743160 Gotta generate lift somehow bro

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:38:28 2021 No.12743185 >>12743175 So am I

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:39:12 2021 No.12743187 >>12743149 Really?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:39:13 2021 No.12743186 >>12743052 would this be feasible if safety, environment, and perhaps radiation weren't concerns?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:41:09 2021 No.12743193 >>12742276 Cost plus contracts unirionically There is absolutely no reason to do anything on schedule when you can just endlessly grift the government billions. Its a sunken cost fallacy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:41:37 2021 No.12743194 >>12743185 Well ask Airbus to make you some big fuck off solar arrays

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:43:59 2021 No.12743201

>>12742977
>been taking years to get first passenger flight
>needs an """Experience Architect"""
>boomer with a fucking janitor's key chain on his ear
>babbles about "transformational change"
You want a transformational change? How about you fucking fly already?

>>12743104
>>12743121
This. Remember how Starship got btfo a few times from concrete getting kicked up? Now try it with loose dust. It'll be great for your solar panels too.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:47:38 2021 No.12743219

>>12743201
Gotta remember the skycrane has to go "later homos" after dropping it off, so that means cranking the thrusters to max at a lower altitude which means rocks get kicked up as well and instruments that are absolutely not protected against hydrazine plumes are going to get roasted in addition.
Gentle drop then blastoff is within safety limits.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:49:06 2021 No.12743225 >>12743219 retro rockets at 15-20 feet are a lot less trouble than retro rockets at ground level

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:50:32 2021 No.12743234 >>12743225 Yup, it's not KSP where you make elaborate mini SRB spinning top skycrane yeets.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:51:48 2021 No.12743239 >>12742854 Oh hell what happens if they build this thing but humans are on Mars by 2029 anyways?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:53:16 2021 No.12743243 >>12743239 America wins again, like usual. Europoors will continue to be a laughing stock.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:56:55 2021 No.12743255 >>12743243 And NASA wouldn't be for building a lander to follow it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:58:41 2021 No.12743260 >>12743149 I'm excited that means a friday hop

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 17:59:37 2021 No.12743263 >>12743239 >humans are on Mars by 2029 anyways? Don't kid yourself, that's way to optimistic

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:06:04 2021 No.12743284 >>12742824 seriously, what has gone wrong with SLS? government projects are always bloated and delayed but somebody clearly fucked up

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:06:31 2021 No.12743286 File: 330 KB, 2092x1440, 1603031339201.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Interesting. This section has some rectangular holes cut in it. For grid fins, perhaps?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:06:56 2021 No.12743287

>>12743263
My theoretical timeline is:
>2021: Starship nails bellyflop+flip
>2022: Starship reaches orbit, lands after
>2023: Starship nails in-orbit refueling.
>2024: #dearmoon occurs. Starship launches into orbit and is met with a Dragon capsule which is basically lugs around the moon.
>Also 2024: First two or three Starships try to land on Mars.
>2025: Stuff happens idk man
>2026: First Base Building Starships launch to mars. Maybe half of them make it, but it gives good data and allows preliminary habs to be set up
>2029: First manned starships to mars. At this point the vehicle has flown hundreds of times and is well proven

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:09:22 2021 No.12743292 >>12743287 Honestly I see them one RUD-less launch window before attempting manned landings. If any unmanned Starship RUDs on Mars, manned won't be tried in the next window.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:09:57 2021 No.12743296 >>12743286 Its scrap. The vertical welds failed X-ray inspection. The welds are porous.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:10:24 2021 No.12743298 >>12743292 I see them wanting to do*

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:12:43 2021 No.12743306 >>12743298 >>12743292 Yeah I agree. What’s neat though is they’ll have dozens of landings on Earth which I think will smooth out the process. Anyhow for the first time I’m 100% sure Starship will work. I just don’t know when.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:12:48 2021 No.12743307 27m starships when?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:14:08 2021 No.12743310 >>12743287 this is insanely optimistic my guy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:17:46 2021 No.12743317 >>12743307 >not skipping straight to 110m diameter starships

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:20:02 2021 No.12743324

>>12743284
>>12742276
The real, non-joke answer:
• For reasons I won't get in to, the Space Shuttle program ended up costing a fuck ton - but more importantly - it ended up creating jobs in just about every state
• At the same time, understand that NASA must always appear before Congress and say "may we have money pls? This is what we want to do. This is how much money we would need this year to do it. Th- thank you". Now Congress is very stingy about giving NASA money. But when it comes to "bloated" shit like Shuttle, congress almost unanimously agrees to fund it because it creates more jobs in their states
• Fast forward to 2012-ish. Shuttle program comes to an end. NASA now wants to go to the Moon. They know they can build an upgraded Saturn V, but they know Congress won't give them shit for it. If they instead build a "shuttle-derived" rocket, they will keep all the same people employed, Congress will stay happy, and Congress will give them the money for the shitty rocket and gateway and landers all as one package.
• For some fucking stupid reason NASA decided to go with cost-plus contracting though, meaning that Boeing (who is building the SLS) is under no obligation to meet time tables, and is in fact given MORE money if they ask for it.

JPL is a completely different story. JPL is filled with based autists who love what they do, and could build a spacecraft for $2, $20, or $200 mil. They basically just get told what the mission needs to be and they make it happen with an allotted budget.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:22:31 2021 No.12743328 When is SN10 launching? If this shit fails, we'll never get to Mars. It's over.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:24:03 2021 No.12743331 >>12743328 That was set in stone when shuttle was scaled back in the 70's

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:26:10 2021 No.12743336 >>12743287 This screams "I don't want to die before seeing mankind on Mars" wishful thinking.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:27:31 2021 No.12743338 >>12743336 to be fair, unless you're over 35 you'll probably live to see it anyway

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:30:05 2021 No.12743342 File: 1.54 MB, 1986x1117, 1589687932388.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743317

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:30:34 2021 No.12743343 >>12743317 >the rocket is taller than it is wide ngmi

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:30:51 2021 No.12743344 >>12743104 because lithobraking is cool

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:31:37 2021 No.12743345 >>12743333 >imagine being this retarded

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:37:05 2021 No.12743362 >>12743345 Its actually spot on. Boeing figured they could milk all the profit margin in final assembly and make everyone else do the "work," and now nobody knows how to do anything and all the experienced engineers have no replacements.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:44:08 2021 No.12743381 >>12743362 >shortage of experienced engineers >company desperately trying to scale up its in-house work boing is a startup now, who would've thought

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:46:21 2021 No.12743389 >>12743362 to be honest I linked to the quads without actually looking at the post lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:47:38 2021 No.12743394 >>12743296 ah, I see. If you don't mind me asking, where did you hear this?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:50:48 2021 No.12743400 File: 922 KB, 2644x2165, DSC_4105 (2).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743394 Photographs by BocaChicaGal

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:52:08 2021 No.12743408 File: 1.42 MB, 5568x3712, DSC_4117 (2).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743394 >>12743400

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:52:54 2021 No.12743412 >>12743400 well, shit, it's all written there. Thanks.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:53:32 2021 No.12743417 I take it English will be the official language of Mars

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:55:22 2021 No.12743422 >>12743417 Si

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:55:58 2021 No.12743426 >>12743417 English and Mandarin depending on which sphere of influence you're coming from cold war 2: mars boogaloo coming soon to a system near you

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:56:13 2021 No.12743428 Jesus that vent is LOUD

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:56:20 2021 No.12743429 >>12743400 >>12743408 What SN was this? >>12743417 Not just Mars. English will be the official language of everything off-Earth.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 18:59:00 2021 No.12743435 So if this static fire is successful... flight attempt in less than two weeks?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:01:04 2021 No.12743442 >>12743417 What about Arabic or Hindi or something

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:04:51 2021 No.12743454 >>12743336 >>12743263 Stop using NASA time frames. Starship will most likely do an orbital flight by the end of the year

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:05:40 2021 No.12743459 >>12743417 toki pona

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:05:54 2021 No.12743463 >>12743442 Kek no

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:06:01 2021 No.12743464 >>12743454 I'll eat my dick if that happens. Elon time is different

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:06:22 2021 No.12743466 >[ANGRY COMBINE NOISES]

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:06:52 2021 No.12743470 >>12743442 POO ON MARS

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:09:16 2021 No.12743475 File: 39 KB, 356x348, 1606845640160.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >we're back to static fire abort hell

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:09:28 2021 No.12743477 >>12743464 Saved. You better livestream cunt

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:09:32 2021 No.12743478 LMAO SCRUBBED AGAIN???

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:09:43 2021 No.12743479 >>12743454 Heavy testing will only begin this year, with 2-4 engines. They won't even have a pad ready that can actually support a full heavy launch this year.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:09:49 2021 No.12743480

>>12743454
This. That's wildly pessimistic.
Considering that Elon has to actually get special approval to put people on Starship I could see 2028 being the human landing time. Other than that, they'll probably be sending the first few for testing to Mars in 2022. I'm pretty sure they'll successfully send cargo to Mars in 2024. If they aren't allowed to send humans in 2026 then they'll be able to get loads more supplies there anyways instead.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:13:49 2021 No.12743488 File: 123 KB, 800x1200, 065100000_kwjhbfpksmf iyjqauijwnhigjh.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Reminder that the cargo variant of Starship is going to be 10x more useful and influential to humanity's future than crewed variant

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:16:01 2021 No.12743495 >>12741533 >nobody responds for 8 hours sad

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:17:36 2021 No.12743502 >>12743495 because its not even newsworthy, wow, another shitty expendable rocket, would've been revolutionary in 1950

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:17:53 2021 No.12743504 >>12741533 Wait what, what is this?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:19:03 2021 No.12743508 >>12743495 >Ariane >a fucking can ># innovation accelerator it is sad

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:19:51 2021 No.12743512 >>12741926 Gwynne shotwell said 50 million per launch for the public launch cost, so I'm guessing the actual launch cost for SpaceX will be around 20 million.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:21:51 2021 No.12743520 >>12743502 It's supposed to be reusable, but it's Arianespace, so it'll be a methane powered F9 clone, finished sometime in 2050.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:28:13 2021 No.12743532 File: 796 KB, 542x528, heat_of_the_coom.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >4,647 new images on the NASA raw page Fucking finally

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:29:21 2021 No.12743536 File: 1.34 MB, 1702x3019, 1591356568830.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743532 wew lad

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:32:28 2021 No.12743549 File: 821 KB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667110745_029ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743532 I'm going to kill the image limit then stage, sorry

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:32:45 2021 No.12743551 >>12743479 The heavy is literally the easiest part of the product, it is also very similar to the falcon and the starship development is the same as heavy development

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:34:11 2021 No.12743554 File: 1.45 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667110741_363ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743549

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:34:56 2021 No.12743556 >>12743551 You must just like the sound of your keyboard because nothing you said is meaningfully relevant to what I said.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:35:15 2021 No.12743558 File: 1.33 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667110742_029ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743554

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:35:53 2021 No.12743559 File: 418 KB, 1125x1343, A180845F-1F12-452A-9561-93D813126A34.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743520 >>12743504 Pic related. It’s a Methalox version of Ariane 6 designed to compete with Falcon 9

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:36:53 2021 No.12743564 File: 41 KB, 192x144, Mars_Perseverance_ZL4_0002_0667133445_382FDR_T0010052ZCAM00022_000300J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743558 Because the one anon asked about the palette, this seems to be the calibration

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:37:41 2021 No.12743568

>>12743479
You’re retarded if you don’t think the pad will be ready this year. Starship is mostly done as a rocket, it can be used on an orbital flight right now if they had a booster. Superheavy is still in development but their first flight article is almost done. If SpaceX wanted they could fly expendable Starship/Superheavy to orbit within a few months

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:37:54 2021 No.12743570 File: 37 KB, 192x144, Mars_Perseverance_ZL3_0002_0667133439_351FDR_T0010052ZCAM00022_000300J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743564

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:39:29 2021 No.12743575 File: 40 KB, 192x144, Mars_Perseverance_ZL5_0002_0667133451_383FDR_T0010052ZCAM00022_000300J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743570

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:39:45 2021 No.12743580 >>12743568 >>12743556 >>12743479 But even then, so what if the full stack flies in 2022? That’s dozens of more tries to perfect the landing anyways

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:40:30 2021 No.12743582 File: 32 KB, 192x144, Mars_Perseverance_ZL6_0002_0667133457_336FDR_T0010052ZCAM00022_000300J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743575

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:41:34 2021 No.12743588 File: 2.15 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EUF_0001_0667022665_963ECV_N0010052EDLC00001_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743582

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:42:36 2021 No.12743591 File: 1.36 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EUF_0001_0667022677_298ECV_N0010052EDLC00001_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743588

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:43:18 2021 No.12743593 File: 919 KB, 1200x2666, 1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743536

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:43:20 2021 No.12743594 File: 680 KB, 520x1600, calibrating.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743564 >>12743570 >>12743575 >>12743582

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:43:39 2021 No.12743597 File: 1.84 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667111119_036ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743591

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:44:07 2021 No.12743599 What's the TLDR on why the fuck this camera just can't snap a photo like a normal camera here on earth. Why does it look pink

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:44:42 2021 No.12743601 File: 2.08 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667111206_039ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743593 10/10

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:44:50 2021 No.12743603

>>12743568
The pad they're building right now has been confirmed to have no diverter planned, they'll complete it sure but it will be useless for a 28 engine heavy. And in any case they are unlikely to have both the raptor production capacity and reliability to put that many engines on a vehicle this year, let alone multiple times since it's unlikely they will go straight to stacking and orbital testing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:45:49 2021 No.12743605 >>12743593 Kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:46:36 2021 No.12743609 >>12742301 except german vehicles

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:46:47 2021 No.12743610 >>12743593 I'm glad someone did it, I was thinking the same thing

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:47:04 2021 No.12743611 File: 1.47 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667111360_706ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743599 Perhaps they were calibrated wrong and NASA cleaned it up for the video?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:47:41 2021 No.12743613 >>12743609 Germans are closer homos

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:47:55 2021 No.12743617 >>12743593 KEK thought the same. Well done.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:48:07 2021 No.12743619
File: 267 KB, 1920x1920, Moon_transits_Earth.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>12743599
Scientific cameras don't just take the total sum of light when they take an image. Instead they record each color separately so that materials in an image can be determined. This is done without any regard for how it looks so adjustment for human eyes is needed. Pic related, the scientific camera that took this image actually took three images. One in blue, red, and green each. However, the moon moved as those images were taken so there is a slight misalignment when all the data is used to make a human-friendly image

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:49:02 2021 No.12743623 File: 1.47 MB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EDF_0002_0667111028_091ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743611

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:51:06 2021 No.12743630 File: 710 KB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EUF_0001_0667022681_965ECV_N0010052EDLC00001_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743623 Some of these are a little spooky

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:51:07 2021 No.12743632 >>12743619 Great answer. What scientific benefit comes from taking separate R, G, and B photos?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:52:07 2021 No.12743634 File: 1008 KB, 1280x1024, Mars_Perseverance_EAF_0002_0667110220_838ECV_N0010052EDLC00002_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743630 Does anyone know what is causing the sun beams? Is that normal or the parachute?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:53:13 2021 No.12743637 File: 2.19 MB, 1376x2215, J._J._Abrams_by_Gage_Skidmore.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743634

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:53:23 2021 No.12743638
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>>12743634
I hope these thumbnails get bigger, a lot of them are too small to be worth posting, but look interesting

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:54:51 2021 No.12743642 >>12743634 atmosphere + lens

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:54:55 2021 No.12743643 File: 745 KB, 2048x1536, Mars_Perseverance_ESF_0001_0667022250_175ECV_N0010052EDLC00001_0010LUJ01.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743638 Very nice shot of the top

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:56:01 2021 No.12743649 File: 3.58 MB, 2048x1536, Mars_Perseverance_ESF_0001_0667022261_007ECV_N0010052EDLC00001_0010LUJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743643 This one seems yellow tinted

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:56:19 2021 No.12743651 >>12743630 kino

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:56:40 2021 No.12743655 >>12743649 >actual color photo from first Venusian rover

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:57:22 2021 No.12743658

>>12743632
Different materials reflect and absorb light differently. Using this principle, the material of a given object can be guessed at from just a picture, which is much faster than a spectrometer. In addition to that, weather can be measured accurately from how the atmosphere absorbs light (more red being seen means more dust in the atmosphere, more blue means higher pressure etc). Important in learning more about the Martian climate

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:57:33 2021 No.12743659 File: 1.17 MB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRE_0002_0667130663_544ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_0LLJ01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743649 Wonder what these doo-dads are

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:58:46 2021 No.12743664 File: 656 KB, 1648x1200, Mars_Perseverance_ZRF_0002_0667131112_000FDR_N0010052AUT_04096_0260LUJ01.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743659 Don't you just want to turn it all into bricks?

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:59:04 2021 No.12743666

>>12743634
this is just an artifact that happens when taking a photo through a thick piece of glass. If you take a picture with your phone through your car windshield you'll see similar effects. 99% not sun rays or the sun refracting through anything in the atmosphere.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 19:59:39 2021 No.12743668 >>12743263 >>12743336 Are you new? /sfg/ usually doesn't go by old space times for predictions

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:00:20 2021 No.12743670 >>12743643 I absolutely love the look of space vehicles. Complex yet ordered and perfectly clean.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:00:49 2021 No.12743672 File: 964 KB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRG_0002_0667130509_725ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743664 Sexy RTG ass

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:00:56 2021 No.12743673 >>12743603 First orbital starship will have like 20 raptors

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:01:03 2021 No.12743674 >>12743664 It's just BEGGING for a fast food joint bros

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:01:47 2021 No.12743676 >>12743632 maybe they can get a better approximation of real color by referencing the images against the color graders and balancing them out.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:02:06 2021 No.12743679 >>12743673 starship will have 3 sea level engines and 3 vacuum engines, wtf are you talking about

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:02:07 2021 No.12743678 File: 52 KB, 928x246, Screen Shot 2021-02-22 at 7.51.12 PM.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Well?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:02:18 2021 No.12743680 File: 1.11 MB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRB_0002_0667130127_539ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743672 Liked this shot of the tires and ground

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:03:20 2021 No.12743685 File: 979 KB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRG_0002_0667129855_072ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743658 Great answer anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:04:00 2021 No.12743687 >>12743678 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Mars

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:04:12 2021 No.12743688 >>12743659 that's the differential girdle spring on the up end of the cardinal grammeter

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:04:53 2021 No.12743691 File: 245 KB, 825x625, A gun.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743678

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:05:05 2021 No.12743693 File: 1.08 MB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRR_0002_0667130878_778ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743664 More landscapes, can't wait for it to start driving around here

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:05:18 2021 No.12743695 >>12743673 According to whom? 28 is the current number for the booster, so 34 overall.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:06:08 2021 No.12743697 File: 948 KB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRB_0002_0667131054_903ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743693

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:07:10 2021 No.12743698 >>12743695 Pretty sure musk said that when talking about how losing 28 engines would be a bit too much for a test.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:07:31 2021 No.12743699 >>12743664 Imagine PROOONTing with it!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:07:46 2021 No.12743701 >>12743693 >>12743697 this is one of the more interesting landscapes i've seen from a mars rover. guess they finally got the tech to land in areas that aren't totally flat all around

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:08:12 2021 No.12743702 File: 1.09 MB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRB_0002_0667130824_388ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743697

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:09:24 2021 No.12743706 >>12743679 It doesn’t need vacuum engines to reach orbit. A demo flight might just use 3 sea level Raptors. >>12743698 Starship/Superheavy can lose like 5 Raptors and still fly to orbit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:10:04 2021 No.12743708 File: 1.37 MB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NRE_0002_0667130583_386ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_0LLJ01(1).png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743701 It's definitely the coolest place they've landed

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:11:05 2021 No.12743709 >>12743706 It's not about getting to orbit, it's about losing 28 if/when it crashes on landing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:11:08 2021 No.12743710 >>12743701 It’s an old crater lake, I thought

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:11:10 2021 No.12743711 >>12743634 Just the camera lens glass

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:12:07 2021 No.12743716 File: 1.08 MB, 1280x960, Mars_Perseverance_NLR_0002_0667130878_778ECM_N0010052AUT_04096_00_2I3J01.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12743702

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:13:25 2021 No.12743721 >>12743706 So 26 engines minimum for an orbital test, not really a huge difference. >>12743709 It's not an orbital test if it doesn't make orbit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:15:16 2021 No.12743726 Image limit reached, staging the thread >>12743722

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:15:42 2021 No.12743727 >>12743679 I'm talking about the superheavy

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:16:54 2021 No.12743732 >>12743726 >page 7

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:17:10 2021 No.12743734 >>12743709 >>12743721 Yes it is an orbital test tf are you on? And what makes you so sure it’ll fail getting to orbit? Raptors have a perfect launch record it’s the relight that’s hard

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:17:30 2021 No.12743735 >>12743732 Who cares we can’t post images of memes and Mars

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:20:41 2021 No.12743746 >>12743734 tf are YOU on, anon? What part of "orbital test" is consistent with the statement "it's not about getting to orbit"? I'm ready to bow out because this is getting retarded.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:28:31 2021 No.12743772 >>12743732 I would agree with you, but it's pointless if you can't post images.

Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:34:31 2021 No.12743791

>>12743632
You might think a standard camera should be OK anywhere but in fact all kinds of compromises have been made to generate a good result here on earth in a known set of situations. Even different manufacturers of earth cameras emphasise different aspects etc. So there's no such thing as a universal camera, and space is a very different environment. Then there's the need for scientific levels of accuracy and precision. For example, the radiometric correction of satellite imagery is based on calibration done by pointing the sensor at a particular part of the Antarctic that is the flattest and whitest area we have to image. And the same with the blackest part of the sky. Imaging is highly technical but all but the most expensive cameras for earth use hide this from us.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:35:38 2021 No.12743796 >>12743746 Bro if it’s intended to get to orbit but it doesn’t it’s still an orbital test, just one that failed. All of the N1’s flights were orbital tests that failed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:37:10 2021 No.12743801 >>12743726 >>12743772 >>12743735 >Muh imagerinos! Faggots.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:38:02 2021 No.12743805 >>12743801 Honestly I just wanted to start a thread with the webms drops

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:45:54 2021 No.12743818 >>12743459 based af

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:47:10 2021 No.12743822 >>12743632 Better basic resolution, and most importantly, RGB only matters to human eyes. If you take pictures using color filters it can see things that human eyes couldn't.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 20:48:20 2021 No.12743828 >>12743726 >Image limit reached how about we start a new thread for marsposting? at this rate we'll hit image limits on page 2

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:00:04 2021 No.12743864 >>12743480 Exactly this, think about what SpaceX was doing 10 years ago. They were just starting the dragon and early falcon days. Think about what the starship will be in 10 years

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:06:25 2021 No.12743879 >>12743664 I want to print it

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:09:56 2021 No.12743892 >>12743480 >special approval to put people on Starship Only for NASA missions. But no way will they put people up to Mars until they've already done a synod of cargo landings.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:10:20 2021 No.12743893 Wow it scrubbed again? Elon you dumbass

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:16:03 2021 No.12743911 New Thunderf00t video https://youtu.be/2oWdvwkfW4Q >Perseverence Rover: BUSTED

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:32:39 2021 No.12743958 >>12743911 >thunderderp

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 22 21:34:21 2021 No.12743964 >>12743726 >>12743732 >>12743805 Image limit is abort. Page 10 is nominal staging.

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