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The Orion spacecraft is now within 90,000 miles of the Moon, with less than 2 days remaining before its lunar flyby. Come and join us to discuss all things Artemis II.

>Artemis II Mission
Artemis II NASA's first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years. Launched on April 1, 2026, the four-person crew is currently on a ~10-day lunar flyby mission aboard the Orion spacecraft. This is the first time humans have traveled beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972. The flight is testing systems for future lunar landings and Mars missions.

>Live Coverage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RwfNBtepa4

>Mission Trackers
https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis-ii/arow/
https://artemis-ii-tracker.com/
https://issinfo.net/artemis.html

>The Crew
Reid Wiseman (Commander) - Navy test pilot and former ISS astronaut.
https://www.nasa.gov/people/reid-wiseman/
Victor Glover (Pilot) - Navy aviator, first black astronaut to live aboard the ISS, and Crew-1 pilot.
https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/astronauts/victor-j-glover/
Christina Koch (Mission Specialist) - Record holder for longest single spaceflight by a woman (328 days).
https://www.nasa.gov/people/christina-koch/
Jeremy Hansen (Mission Specialist) - Canadian Space Agency astronaut, fighter pilot and physicist.
https://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/astronauts/canadian/active/bio-jeremy-hansen.asp

>What is Orion?
Orion is NASA's deep space exploration spacecraft designed to take humans to the Moon and beyond. This is its first crewed flight.
https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/orion-spacecraft/

>Photos
https://www.nasa.gov/gallery/artemis-ii-astronauts/
https://www.nasa.gov/gallery/journey-to-the-moon/
https://www.nasa.gov/gallery/artemis-ii-launch/
https://www.nasa.gov/gallery/artemis/

>Additional Reading
https://www.nasa.gov/mission/artemis-ii/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemis_II
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_(spacecraft)

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I work at NASA, I have a cool Artemis II patch for having helped work on it. ask me anything.
I'll go get a pic of it in a sec
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>>532417425
>the four-person crew
lol, still only four persons
How many days has it been stuck at four persons? Four days? Five days?
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Globeniggers eternally BTFO
43 MILLION a day in taxpayer money and STILL can’t provide a single picture KEK!
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>>532417520
How's morale at NASA, and how do people feel about Isaacman's new plan?
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>>532417530
We love you Gary
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>>532417530
It's a 2 person crew + a nigger and a woman
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Earth is spherical, space is real, moon landing is fake.
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>>532417425
That picture is AI lmao. Fuckin space faggots
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>>532417425
notice that land mass is Australia, its difficult to identify because its mirrored a sloppy cut & pasta
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>>532417520
Is NASA currently designing a moon base, or are they just going to hope there's a "commercial solution" like for the lunar lander
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>>532417425
It's really a secret mission to Uranus.
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>>532417520
What kind of non-disclosure agreement did you have to sign before you started lying and shilling for this garbage?
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>>532417659
depends on the department... of course groups like mars sample return are all annoyed about being canceled, and various earth sensing probe peeps are in a living nightmare with not knowing if they're getting funding.
But as a whole, I think we're all extremely happy with Jared. His changes are practically all for the better.

>>532417909
my friends on Gateway are being shuffled around to the lunar base as we speak, so it's 'real' in that sense. It's early days, we don't know if congress will even fund it. I personally have worked on JAXA's rover, which is cool (even if it's over weight budget atm)

>>532417984
all I have is a Public Trust determination lol. some civil servants have secret clearances tho
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>>532417520
I seriously hope the lander is ready in 2 years, but I have extreme doubts, is leadership acting like it’ll be ready?
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>>532417644
How did she shrink the entire moon? It should still weigh around 1,000 lbs at that size, and she's not struggling at all. I think that video might be fake...
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>>532418111
there is this interesting phenomenon where as you go down each level of management it flip-flops as if someone believes in the timelines.
Blue Origin will have a Mk2 lander ready 100%. I've worked with that team. Good blokes.
Starship HLS is a mystery.
Wish I could say more.
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>>532417761
It's a solo mission, the nigger and the woman brought a leaf
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>>532417530
Yay, my nigger Gary is back!
Best Leaf, NA
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>>532418040
That's awesome anon. Thanks for posting.
How do you personally feel about the planned mission to Mars? Any interesting perspectives on that? I feel like most people don't realize what a step up it is from the Moon.
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Inb4 0-2 moon pics released.
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https://x.com/NASA/status/2040647522276802773
New NASApost just dropped.
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>>532418429
Nah it’s fine, it’s good to know there’s hope the timeline might actually be real. Wouldn’t have expected blue origin to beat spacex 5 years ago, but maybe that’ll kick Elon in the balls enough to get him to care about space instead of his retarded AI shit again
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>>532418634
it is going to be incredibly expensive.
We throw some SBIR money towards little dinky prototype hardware for manned mars 'stuff' each year, and there are papers and concepts galore, but until there is triple-digit billions allocated I worry we'll have such a fragile architecture that it won't ever reach fruition.
If Elon does become a gazillionare from Optimus bots, I suspect he'll be able to fund a to-and-back mission with like 3 people initially, but it'll be 2034+ for that.
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>>532418971
>2034+ for manned SpaceX Mars mission
Plausible
Thanks for the answers
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>>532418857
That's surprisingly cool, seeing the moon facing a different direction than usual
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>>532419439
to elaborate on the post, when Apollo missions would orbit the moon, the phase was selected to be waxing for heating(?) reasons. For this flyby, we want almost as full a moon as possible.
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>>532417520
tell us about your KSP save file
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>>532418857
>>532419439
Its funny how people still question why the heebs control the show, when slack jawed goy cattle like you believe any of this is real lol.
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>>532419625
>For this flyby, we want almost as full a moon as possible.
Why was that?
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>>532419700
to see the whole moon, lol. the press kit might mention a more technical reason.
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>>532417520
Why dont they ever show the crew on lift off?
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>>532419652
I think most people subconsciously don't, given how no one gives a shit about this or is talking about it. As opposed to the 60s when everyone was glued to their TVs like it was the return of Christ.
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>>532419638
man, I started playing KSP when v0.9 came out. That was before you could use time compression I recall. fun times.

>>532420102
they do!; for like every crew dragon flight you can see em 'deploy' the ZGI which is always a treat :)
Unless you mean like right at T-0?
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>>532417520
I worked on a dryer for a nasa engineer once. It was a heat pump dryer that used refrigeration theory to dry his clothes. His wife purchased it accidentally and they refused to believe it was not as good as a regular dryer. His wife would do multiple consecutive loads in the unit and it caused excess condensation buildup that got on the unprotected circuits and which would cause the unit to stop functioning until it dried out. I explained this to them. She (president of a hospital) wanted to have the manufacturer swap it even though she made a mistake. He (top dog NASA engineer) went red in the face and screamed at me to completely disassemble the unit and "prove" to him it didn't work. I didn't get a fancy engineering degree but I'm not sure how you can prove anything about the function of a machine when it is disassembled into its inert, powerless components. Sadly I don't think I'll ever know, I'm not a NASA engineer. It was a real shame, he gave me a sticker when we first met.
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>>532417520
How much money did you get at your bar mitzvah?
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>>532420316
Yea i mean right at lift off, the start. Why never show them? Or i missed it. I watched clips of spaceshuttle launches too and never live feed of them taking off from the inside.
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>>532420404
I didn't do mine.
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>>532417520
The original moon landings were fake and filmed by Mr Stanley Kubrick.
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>>532418040
Based. Don't let the schizos get to you.
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>>532420190
>>532420190
>I think most people subconsciously don't, given how no one gives a shit about this or is talking about it
I agree but, I meant the space goyims ITT and all the other ones that they've been shitting the board up with specifically
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>>532417425
>comfy science related thread
thanks bro, this is a gem in a cesspool
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>>532420514
I assume it's a PAO rule if someone vomits on liftoff or something like that.
There is cabin video of the mercury flights, I think, from T-0.

>>532420743
oh ok I'll keep that in mind
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also I highly recommend https://apolloinrealtime.org
it only has 11, 13, 17 but the rest should be added eventually. very comfy.
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>>532420514
I suspect the astronauts don’t exactly want to be seen experiencing the g forces, maybe it’s just a courtesy
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>>532418040
very cool badge anon! im jealous
when did you start working there? I imagine its pretty high in demand and hard to join without sufficient background but I may be wrong
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>>532420038
Oh lol ok
Lel
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>>532418040
Why doesn't the moon rotate? Why do we only see one side of it?
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>>532420947
My theory is that they aren’t in there. Its all just a remote rocket they shoot into the bermuda triangle, probably
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>>532420914
based, this website is goated. i have sat through all of them. i believe the next one they are working on (t. admin via the forums) is apollo 16
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& here's the A17 liftoff that seems to always get a billion replies on this board: https://apolloinrealtime.org/17/?t=188:01:21

>>532420974
been at NASA three years. You'd think we're all the creme of the crop, but there's also janitors, shitty engineers (me), random IT support people that help the PhDs plug in their keyboards..., everything. It's a large organization.


>>532421046
it's tidally locked! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_locking#Moons
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>>532421046
Its the canary in the space is fake coalmine

If it doesnt rotate, why would we rotate?
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>>532421046
It rotates at the same rate it orbits Earth. You were supposed to learn this in kindergarten.
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No one cares about gay space nigger. Fuck off go back to the moon
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>>532421107
Why? It's magnetic field should not be split in half like this. It's not line one side of the moon is positive and the other side is negative. If it's rotating around the earth, it being locked in its position violates the law of conservative energy because it's exerting more force to spin the opposite direction and face us rather than spinning freely as it orbits. It doesn't make any sense.
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>>532417520
What do you think are the chances of surviving this DEI program?
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>>532421107
>shitty engineer(me)
based engi desu
wish space agencies were more common and accessible in other countries
>help PhDs plug in their keyboards
im an academyfag in biology and I noticed a lot of my peers lack basic understanding in day to day technology, its crazy how widespread this is lol
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This book is delightful btw. lots of juicy technical details
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>>532421217
I was busy learning about the holocaust.
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>>532418971
Thanks for answering Nasabro. I guessed it would be expensive. It'll make money long-term, far into the future, but that's a ways away.
Why do they keep pushing the date back? I know things are complicated, it's a huge endeavor, but it's getting kind of comical.
>We're going to Mars by 1982. I mean 2004. I mean 2011. I mean 2016. I mean 2024. I mean 2029. I mean 2034.
At this rate, would it really be surprising if it's in the 2050's or later?
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>>532417425
This has distracted people from the real cosmology.
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>>532421376
...what?

>>532421364
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centers_of_gravity_in_non-uniform_fields#Parallel_fields

write up a short math proof debunking this, post it on the arXiv, and collect your Nobel prize I guess? I can't really debate you if you're just not understanding the undergrad-level math of it.

>>532421217
NASA's lesson for it recommends grades 1-6 heh
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>>532419652
>goy cattle like you believe any of this is real lol.
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>>532414171
>>532414259
>>532414491
>>532415043
yup, the amount of shills on these threads speaks volumes
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>>532417425
>NASA
They made the cave, they create the shadows.
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>>532421478
>We're going to Mars by 1982. I mean 2004. I mean 2011. I mean 2016. I mean 2024. I mean 2029. I mean 2034.
Hahhahahah, you still believe hebrew lies.
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>>532417425
>The Orion spacecraft is now within 90,000
>Flat Earthers still exist

Why are people so retarded?
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>>532421478
It's a pipedream anyways. Going to Mars would be like going to a tiny maximum security prison in a desert without oxygen. It would be a total miserable Hell.
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>>532417425
>go to moon (((again)))
>spaceship has smells of shart and has shart floating about the whole
american success.
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>>532417425
>Live Coverage
From some military base, that no civilian has access to.
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>>532417579
Kys retard
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>>532417425
>The Crew
Jim, Steve, Phil, and the s o y man.
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>>532418429
Shut up Jeff, lmao!
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>>532421217
>you where supposed to be programmed occult bullshit in kindergarten
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>>532421616
I would volunteer to go there because I hate living on earth.
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>>532421616
I dont really see the point of sending actual humans to a place that hasnt yet proven to be used to sustain even a small convoy
the lack of atmosphere is pretty depressing as well
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>>532421549
Apparently the moon doesn't even have a magnetic field, making the tidal lock theory even more odd.
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>>532421616
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE618hgsj8k
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>>532420514
Have you ever stood anywhere near a fighter jet testing its afterburners? Hopefully not? What do you think being atop a Saturn V firing-off would do to a person? Think it's safe to say it'd fookin' rattle one's cage to the point any loose teeth are falling out and soon after your internals are scrambled. The vibration would knock you out and you'd probably be, at best, in a state of shock before the thing lifted two feet from the ground.
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Guys... nobody is ever going to space after this stunt... global civilization will collapse within 2 years.
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>>532421805
why.... what part of the wiki page made you think it had to do with magnetic fields? that's not it at all. ?????

>>532421575
read Across the Airless Wilds if you want a good primer on the LRV.
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>>532421762
Buy a camper and park it in the Nevada desert, bring as much food and water as you can and never leave your camper until you starve to death.
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>>532421848
So… you’re agreeing with me they are not in there?
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>>532421919
What is locking it if not magnetism, how would it be an orbiting satellite without magnetism? If it's rolling around in curved space created by earths mass then why isn't it rolling?
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>>532421968
Very nice cat, would pet
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anyone has any tips for beginner astronomy as a hobby?
I thought about looking into getting a telescope but im wondering how much I need to invest in one to get a good experience out of it
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>>532417425
It must be weird to have a feel for how far away the buttocks/moon is
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>>532422119
>wondering how much I need to invest in one
>tf
>tp
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>>532421958
you do realize you could just go to KSC with 50x binoculars and watch them go across the crew access arm yourself for like a dragon mission yourself, right?

>>532422044
I'm really not sure if you're being stupid on purpose, sorry. already gave you the two wiki pages that explain it.

>>532422119
this vintage one is fantastic https://www.ebay.com/itm/358387544791
astrophotography is fun
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>>532417520
Is there any chance you are in the Artemis 4 crew
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>>532422119
The technology has advanced to the point that the barrier of entry is extremely low. You can get a telescope that you program with your phone for a few hundred bucks.
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>>532418429
>Blokes
Are you Aussie, Kiwi, or British by any chance?
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>>532422201
How about you explain it rather than relying on the wiki pages. Help me big brain anon. Why are the tides affecting the moon if it's not magnetic? What force could our ocean exert over such great distances?
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>>532422201
Coupd be, but it could be shenanigans, a magic tric. Why no live feed from inside the rocket showing the peope experience the forces. Would be cool to see right? Extra camera too heavy for the rocket? Are austronauts still today all freemasons?
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way too many foids involved in the PAO and capcom and streams, its like a 80%:20% f:m ratio. sheesh.
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Finally over 200,000 miles away from Earth.
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>>532422313
no just jewish

>>532422232
nah

>>532422368
gravity. are you one of those electric universe weirdos? shouldn't you be on /x/
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>>532422368
Anon, gravity.
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>>532422533
Okay, if it's gravity then its via the curvature of space. So the moon is rolling around a sphere of curved space around the earth so why doesn't it roll?
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>>532422119
Figure out what places nearby are suitable for observations first. It's very easy for local lighting to completely ruin your experience. A second thing to consider is whether you really are going to consistently make use of your purchases; it's easy to splurge on a telescope, use it once, and have it collect dust afterwards.
Some suggest starting with binoculars instead to get into the habit of going out and about, and then combine it later with a telescope and possibly a camera and other accessories if you want to steer into photography.
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>>532422527
>YOU SEE THAT DOT ON (((NASA)))S WEBSITE
OMG SO AMAZING AND TOTALLY REAL
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America is only space-faring civilization of our times, and their last launch was in the middle of a war as if nothing was happening. Let that sink in for a few minutes.
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>>532417425
Thank god none of you schizos we’re around in the 60s
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>>532422600
are you implying if it was a cube it wouldn't rotate because it would be sitting flat on the... 'space'? I'm really struggling to understand your perspective.
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>>532420821
No problem Joo. Space is cool.
I hope they make it back okay.
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>>532422201
damn thats a beauty anon, thanks
>>532422234
I was hoping for that, although some fields in science are still too niche and pricey for different reasons
>>532422618
I do indeed live in a city but I know a few spots nearby with less light pollution
Im actually also a sailfag and I took an interest in general astronomy from there, so ive already started with things like that
thanks for the tips anons
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>>532422533
>>532422590
Pic related is "gravity". The gravity does not explain why the moon would break the law of energy conservation and exert energy to face the earth rather than spinning as it rolls round and round the earth in the mass induced gravity sphere that it is caught in.
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>>532422750
ITS BECAUSE OF (((GRAVITY))) ANON, YOU KNOW THAT MAGIC THING THAT NOBODY CAN MEASURE OR PROVE IN ANY WAY...
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>>532417579
>>532422621
>>532422750
of course jews are already spamming their mental diarrhea
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>>532422826
If Iran takes out your grid you'll get some really great views.
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>>532422905
>>532422865
>>532422820
only kikes spam flat earth in places they cant censor where people talk about their crimes so their media can call anyone talking about their crimes a flat earther
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piss blizzard (flurries)

chunks of piss
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I don't get why you all bother trying to ask questions if you're just going to dump troll pics right after. I guess I can dump some pretty 17 pics
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>>532422981
prime minister of israel even called members of UN bunch of flat earthers when they mentioned his genocide of palestinians in gaza
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>>532422918
>>532422981
You are the one who believes in kike lies you silly faggot
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>>532422119
Diameter is key. You've essentially got three 'knobs' you can control when you buy a telescope - your magnification power, your resolving power, and your light-gathering power. Magnification is just how big shit is going to appear and it just depends on focal lengths, the smaller the focal length of your eyepiece the more things will be magnified. Find something like a nice 40 or 20 mm eyepiece to start with. Resolving power is how sharp and detailed the image will appear. Resolving power improves linearly with the diameter of your primary mirror or lens (the big one). Light-gathering power is just the area of your primary mirror or lens and scales like diameter-squared.

Bigger is better. A 8" Schmidt-Cassegrain is a solid option, but they're pricey new. If you're not ready to drop a grand on a telescope, get some really high end binoculars for about half that price - you'll still be able to get some really nice views of the Moon's surface and can make out the moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn on a good night.
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>>532422981
This is what the moon should do. Why doesnt it do this?
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15 too
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>>532423061
pic rel you dumb kike
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>>532422914
Exactly. Its the magical words we tell in your ear to make you ignore what your eyes see
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>>532423081
suicide is what you should be doing kike
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>>532422368
Tidal forces aren't caused by the ocean, ocean tides are just a consequences of tidal forces. Gravitational force depends on mass and distance, and the difference in distance between one side of a planet or moon vs another can be non-negligible compared to the separation, which means your force on one side vs the other can vary.
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>>532422914
Kill yourself you fucking mongoloid retard. Canada should be rangebanned.
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>>532422044
gravity
both the moon and earth are not perfect spheres
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>>532423006
Ignore all of those idiots.
In fact you should probably not be here if you value your sanity and for the love of god don't engage with them.
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>>532423259
For questioning the explanation of how the moon rotates? Last thread you wanted me to kill kikes, this thread I'm a kike and you want me to kill myself. Atleast you are consistent anon.
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>>532423358
Even if they are shaped like eggs they would still spin at different rates. What mathematical model demonstrates the properties that the moon allegedly exhibits with the earth?
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>>532423385
Go fuck yourself kike scum.
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>>532422914
you can measure gravity by carefully measuring 2 massive dangling balls, they will very slightly be pulled towards eachother
either use big metal spheres on fishing line, or use my balls *unzips*
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when are we gonna get some niggas walkin on this meatball again
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>>532423478
Nobody gives a shit about your drivel, kike faggot.
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>>532423314
Imperfection that equates to a perfect expression of one half of the moon as it spins round and round the internal walls of a sphere of gravity. I would like to see it modeled but I doubt such a thing exists.
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>>532423448
>What mathematical model
read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_locking

>>532423478
if you sit in the middle of an ice rink, and throw a bowling ball, you get pushed back
if you had a bunch of bowling balls, and you throw them really fast, you would get pushed back a lot
rockets throw a bunch of atoms super duper fast, and they get pushed back from the throw
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>>532423376
You don't understand basic physics; it's a waste of effort trying to explain what visualisations of general relativity try to show.
There are a lot of free resources out there. The only thing you need to do is humble yourself by accepting you actually need to start at the beginning to build up a proper understanding.
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>>532422865
Systems tend towards a rest state, and the moon eventually stopped spinning due to earths gravity, the earth also slowed down because of this
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>>532423473
I would say 2029, actually. A lot of the hardware for it is coming together. Even if we just do a quick down-n-up 3-day'er like the J-missions, that would require what... 1 Orion (which we now know works pretty well sans toilet) and 1 mk2 blue lander.
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>>532423478
F=dp/dt = d(mv)/dt = mdv/dt + vdm/dt
Take some of m and throw it out the back.
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>>532423342
>hurr lurr durr believe the space kikes lies
kys meme flag kike
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>>532423567
Just kill yourself already you putrid little glownigger kike.
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>>532423724
Shut your whore mouth you moose fucking subhuman surypnigger.
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>>532423706
>abundant resources
>cyclical energy
>no global warming
>no aliens
>no big bang
>free energy
>equality for all
lord of the rings is a book about a flat earth created by god, and it doesn't have any of those things

(technically middle earth transitions from flat to round at some point because god was sick of flat earth retards)
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>>532423590
That may be but basic physics show moving spinning planetary objects and the moon is an outlier in this equation and I'm not getting any good explanation as to why. No one is suggesting my understanding of gravity is incorrect. To quote Ken Wheeler, explanations are not reasons. I'm getting a lot of explanations but based on the text book definitions of these things these explanations are imperfect. Maybe I'm missing something and simply don't know enough. Maybe those that claim to know don't know as much as they think. If you truly understand something you should be able to explain it simply. I'm not seeing that here.
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>>532423724
>>532423807
JIDF bots at it again i see. You glownigger kikes really hate these threads, huh?
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>>532423594
So this is false then?
>>532421046
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>>532423807
400 year old copypasta for you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo%27s_ship#:~:text=The%20proposal,-%5Bedit
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>>532421756
bro cannot rotate an apple in his head.
he thinks imagination is the occult (technically true, but this is a left and right sides of iq bell curve thing)
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>>532423807
Hey good news, the sun isn’t stationary, it’s moving around the galaxy!
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>>532423724
>>532423807
Just so you putrid little bitches know:
>space is real
>gravity is real
>nukes are real
>Earth is a sphere
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>>532423933
perhaps the most beautiful machine ever made.
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>>532423933
you have no argument. you have no facts.
you just "feel" that the design of the lunar lander is wrong

did you get that "feeling" from movies? from star wars?
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>>532423996
You should be tortured to death.
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>>532424016
he has vibes, yaknow?
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Why can't flatards and space-is-a-hologram retards make their own threads?
Because nobody gives a fuck about what you're selling, that's why.
Like the parasite that they are, they need to invade a host to survive.
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>>532423996
lightweight thermal shielding looks like tinfoil
there's no reason for the thermal shielding to have enough structural integrity to be nice, flat, sturdy, smooth surfaces.
it just needs to be light.
so you make it super thin
thin metal always looks like tinfoil
so you get tinfoil looking spacecraft
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Why cant you freely explore antarctica?

>iT WoULd bE ToO cOld
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>>532421549
>..what?
Bro even the commentators were both women. This whole thing is so woke I'm surprised the rocket didn't blow up on launch.
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threadly reminder that the flat earth schizos are paid people or bots to belittle White peoples accomplishments in an ongoing effort of White genocide. it’s pure envy of shitskins made into seething rage
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>>532424125
Why can't you just kill yourself, hurensohn?
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>>532424125
so you have taken this information
>the government says they went to antartica in the 40's
>the governemnt says they went to the moon in the 60's
and then you extrapolate this all the way too.....
>the government discovered the ice wall in the 40's, then decided to cover it up with NASA
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>>532423478
it pushes against it's own exhaust
Newton's third law
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>>532424180
This is clearly it. These subhumans know they will never achieve anything. Their butthurt is kinda understandable in that light.
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>>532424193
>hasn't yet been repeated
I'm so glad this argument is going to be dead soon
humans are CURRENTLY replicating Apollo 8 (and then some)
Apollo 11 will be replicated soon enough
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Look at the athiests seething their scientism religion is fake and gay.

The demons inside you get so angry.
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>>532424244
Careful, the shill will use physics when it benefits him and ignore it when it doesn’t
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it's so fucking obvious all the moon landing skeptics lately is just all bots
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>>532424270
2 moar weeks
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>>532422981
What I always wonder is "What benefit would their be to faking this?" Who exactly benefits from lying about Earth's shape? Sounds like a lot of money and effort.
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>>532424304
like 10% of em are actual religious schizos I think.
I would say 20% are bots, the other 70% are literally just trolls looking for (you)s.
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>>532424274
everyone knows there are satanic LARPers.
how is the existence of satanic LARPers relevant to anything?
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>>532424274
Tell your whore mother that i will never pay her.
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>>532423783
>>532423883
>>532423992
3 replies to this post >>532423742
of mine. Memeflag kike bot is short circuiting lol
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>>532424380
Tongue my anus subhuman leaf bitch.
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>>532424334
its not 2 weeks
its now, faggot
measure my massive balls >>532423464
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>>532417425
the soviet zond 5 transmitted telemetry and prerecorded simulated voice communications to test tracking and communications systems on its trip around the moon in 1968

what evidence do you have this isn't happening right now?
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>>532424244
the exhaust is in space, not on earth. Newton was a freemason btw
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>>532424427
It doesn't matter if Newton was Mason, he was still right and you flatearth subhuman mongoloids will always be wrong.
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>>532424427
>regardless of size, weight, or scale
why are all your examples the same size tennis ball?
>a mathematical calculation will not change that
at the scale of a tennis ball, or basketball, or bowling ball, the effect of the tennis ball's gravity on the water is negligible
if you run the gravity vs centripetal acceleration calc, you get basically the same result as ignoring gravity and just looking at centripetal acceleration
if you run the gravity vs centripetal acceleration calc on EARTH, water sticks to the surface
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>>532424193
Robotic exploration has done more technologically impressive things than Apollo did since the 70s. It's just not as exciting without the human element.
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>>532424427
ok now take a wet tennis ball and rotate it once in 24 hours
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>>532423338
>Density niggers when you tell them that there is water underground
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Be an athiest, goy
Space is real, goy
You come from nothing and where a random event, goy
You came from a monkey, goy
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>>532424543
This is recorded on earth
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>>532423376
maybe dont clown next time you kike
this board is for politics and current events not your lack of understanding of physics and astronomy
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>>532424270
Artemis II is a test fly-by that will lead to future missions where humans physically step onto the moon once again. They want to make sure they can pull off a slightly less ambitious mission first. It's been a long time.

It's uninformed schizospeak to say that we "lost" the technology.
The Apollo program was a one time effort with tons of funding during the space race to beat the Soviets.
When it ended over 50 years ago, they shut everything down. The specialized assembly lines, custom machines, molds, jigs, tooling, etc. were scrapped/sold off.
Thousands of companies that supplied parts either went out of business or switched to other work. The remaining rockets were flown, used in tests, or turned into museum pieces. The engineers who had first-hand experience eventually retired or passed away.
We still have the blueprints, but it's like baking. Someone who's made the recipe dozens of times will almost always produce a better result than a first-timer following the exact same instructions.

Rebuilding takes time because we're designing/testing/certifying new systems from the ground up, using today's materials/computers/manufacturing/safety standards. The goal is, eventually, a permanent lunar base. This is also an important stepping stone to visiting Mars.

After we make it to Mars, it'll probably take a long time to get to other places. Ceres, Venus' upper atmosphere, Saturn's moon Titan, Jupiter's moon Callisto...after that, we're stuck in our solar system forever unless we figure out how to warp space-time.
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>>532424590
So you posted actual facts, for once? I'm glad.
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>>532424522
Things dont magically change with scale, goy
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>>532424590
how is big bang theory incompatible with christiantiy?
it seems pretty plausable to me that god did a big explosion, waited for a life supporting planet to arrive, sneezed some cells in a tide pool, waited a few billion years, then blessed some monkeys with divine souls
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>>532424671
>after that, we're stuck in our solar system forever unless we figure out how to warp space-time.
don't remind me
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>>532424590
last 2000 years only you larped earth is flat you dumb jew
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>>532421919
>Across the Airless Wilds
Last 25% of that book rehashes first 75% of book with boring details about government costs and bickering between agencies. A small part of the book actually describes the experiences of the astronauts on the moon using the new rover because none of this shit ever even happened.
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>>532424721
No magics, just physics. You stupid little glownigger faggot.
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>>532424422
so, no evidence then?
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>>532422914
Holy shit. You fucking retarded leaf faggot.
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>>532424721
Then why does our current understanding of gravity break down on the quantum scale? Clearly they do
>>532424724
That’s pretty much what I believe yeah
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>>532424758
Do you think NASA would be better if it was fully privatized?
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>>532424721
>things don't change with scale
i've written and deleted a few things trying to explain how stupid this is
you are genuinely like 54 iq, so I don't even know what I can use as an example

like how elephant legs are proportionally thicker than rat legs
or water surface tension
or how fluid in a big or small pipe is laminar vs turbulant flow
or when dealing with big fat breadboards, you don't have to worry about simple wires becoming tiny inductors that induct magnetic flux on other components, but for microprocessors you do have to worry about that
or the function x * x * x - 10 * x
different factors become more relevant at different scales
its just math, squares vs cubes vs linear things
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>>532424724
Speaking of the Big Bang, the heat death of the universe sounds kind of lame. I like the other theory that it will turn into a Big Crunch, and then the Big Bang will happen again.
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>>532424557
Hey that's not fair... you changed the mathematical calculation!
I bet you're not even a shill!
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>>532424724
There is simply no proof for evolution. There are no dinosaur bones. There are no in gorrillions of in between skellettons found. And if you really think about it. An amoebe will turn in us given billions of years? Come one now

God made us, his creation is beautiful, we are here with a reason.

Evolution and space bullshit is litterally satan trying to humiliate God. Trying to make the creation(us) think, we are not Gods creation
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>>532424954
hell no. In fact, isaacman wants to increase the number of civil servants like tenfold (by moving contractors to CS roles).
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>>532425057
>There is simply no proof for evolution
its a very useful theory
there's been a couple times when biologists would use evolution to speculate that a species probably exist, and then later that species is actually discovered
if there's another biology theory that can do that, please present it to the class
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>>532425057
thanks for the input, rabbi
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>>532424999
Agreed, I seriously hope dark energy is bullshit and the cosmological constant is changing over time because a cyclical universe sounds comfy
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>>532417425
im just not gonna watch, is all
Its diversity hires doing nothing for two weeks. I can do that on earth
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>>532425089
Lol, you know that's not sustainable right? If you keep going like this your organization will collapse into a black hole and be fully privatized anyway.

Is NASA annoyed by Musk? What do they think of him?
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>>532424758
there's another option
if you could store energy (fusion or antimatter) efficiently enough, you could accelerate at a constant 1.5 G and get pretty much anywhere in the galaxy in less than subjective 30 years
(outside observers still watch you travel at a cucked slow ass lightspeed and it takes like 200 years thoughbeit)
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>>532425089
Good luck with that one, even the DoD can’t hire anyone easily
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>>532420338
>device known for dealing with moisture
>electronics aren't protected from moisture.
Full retard.
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>>532425057
Evolution has been observed before. Small changes accumulate over time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._coli_long-term_evolution_experiment#Results
https://academic.oup.com/evolut/article/41/6/1370/6870484
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12359119/
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adu0995
https://elifesciences.org/articles/68070
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Believing in space is like believing in a magic trick. You’re like children in awe of a magician(nasa,spacex)

I assume you also took the boosters and wore diapers on your faces?
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>>532421046
Do they actually leave those gay trails behind them or is that artistic effect?
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>>532425315
*actually i don't think fusion would work. you basically need to like 99% efficiently turn matter into energy, so you need anti-matter
but if you could have a tiny stable black hole, thats also worth a shot
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>>532425057
God doesn't exist, retard.
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>>532425307
depends person to person. not really a general vibe across the whole of agency for him (or even at my particular nasa center).

>>532425327
I wouldn't mind being moved to a CS role, getting on that GS- pay scale....
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they can just send an empty craft and have it broadcast a livestream

no evidence of manned flight

soviets did similar in 1968 with zond 5
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>>532425364
Anon you are either arguing with a shill or lord forgive me a Protestant
There’s no winning
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>>532425366
Believing in God is like still believing in Santa Claus when you're adult.
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>>532425402
no, they don't eject trails like that
its basically just a random frame of reference that turns a mostly circular orbit into a spiral
you could turn the path of the earth into a penis shape if you had a skitzophrenic enough frame of reference
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>>532425442
does it bother you that your trolling isn't interesting enough to get (you)s? post really stupid blurry jpegs like your other brethren in this thread. try harder.
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>>532425419
Why do you want to suck up taxpayers money?
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>>532425442
they already did that with artemis 1 in 2022
why not bother putting humans in it for artemis 2
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>>532425402
nope lol.
some bodies do have 'trails' in the sense that like the sun ejects particles, and the moon ejects sodium... etc
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>>532424881
No argument or nothing, you are the retard
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>>532425515
you voted for it. go complain to your congressman
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>>532425526
because humans can't survive going through the radiation belt

that's why all missions in the past have been in low earth orbit
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>>532424671
>>532424758
Technically we could make it to Proxima Centauri within a few decades if we crack fusion rockets. Probably not gonna happen in this century or maybe even the next, but it's possible.
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ok, time for sleep
flerfers have been pathetic recently (more than usual), kind of disappointing. i was hoping for some new shit with Artemis 2
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>>532425188
Definitely comfy for us. But just imagine if there were intelligent beings during the Crunch, aware that the universe was collapsing around them.
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>>532425553
What is it with Canada that makes you leafs such insufferable fucking retards? Is it the cold climate?
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>>532425419
Yeah GS scale is nice but the real prize is a pension. I would have gone private a few years ago if it weren’t for that
>>532425515
They were hiring
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>>532424427
Lmao if you spun earth at the same RPM as the tennis ball our oceans would fly off too
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>>532425490
>random frame of reference
But it's an accurate depiction what's happening if the Sun is moving as well - which is what the official model says.
That reality gets officially hidden because when people see what the implications really are their first reaction is always 'wtf? They would bump into each other'.
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>believe our words and pictures, goy
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>>532425642
I recommend for you The Last Question and The Last Answer, great Asimov short stories.

>>532425688
flat_earth_tipping_dinosaur_extinction.jpg
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>>532425617
one last one:
here's some homework for you to figure out the radiation belt thing
1. take the intensity of radiation in belt where Artemis 2 goes through
2. take time of travel through radation
3. take your shielding thickness (ship hull, spacesuit)
4. calculate radiation dose
5. look at OSHA guidelines for acceptable radiation dosage
there's some youtubers who have already done this, but I won't bother linking them, because you will just call them jewish and fake
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>>532425617
You can mostly fly around them, its not that hard
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>>532425588
I didn't vote for any such thing.
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>they where erased, goy. so you can keep believing our stories of fiction and pictures of imagination
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>>532425654
You work for NASA too? Why the fuck are there NASA people on pol?
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>>532423992
>Just so you putrid little bitches know:
>>space is real
>>gravity is real
>>nukes are real
>>Earth is a sphere
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>>532425825
Unfortunately congress has decided it needs to provide stupid shit like ergo chairs (like 1k each) to any public employee who asks for them. This is indeed a total waste of money, and hard to track because it’s “overhead costs”
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>>532425736
Have you read 'Space Relations'?
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>>532425947
I do have a $2k Herman Miller in my office :)
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>>532425773
i would have to take my own readings

as should you

shame on anyone believing their data after faking the moon landing
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>>532425773
>but I won't bother linking them, because you will just call them jewish and fake
>>532425773
Yeah, that's what I suspected. Thanks for saving us the time.
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>>532425947
My lord. Well at least you're not like the other guy telling me to vote harder.
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>>532425922
No, but I do work for the government. I just like space. They were hiring computer science grads so I took it, despite claiming 10 years ago I’d never do that
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>>532426074
I do like that my nasa PIV can get me into basically any cafeteria that needs a CAC. Mmmm.
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>>532425825
have you tried voting harder?
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>>532425973
Thanks for being a cool guy and answering questions anon. Guys like you are the ones actually responsible for every success organizations like nasa achieve and not the astronauts even though they get all the credit when they're just on a glorified bus ride
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>>532426137
You're a psychopath.
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>>532425774
if it's "not that hard" why has no space agency been doing it in the past?
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>>532426189
no problem.
three things are extremely true at nasa, yes:
- Peter principle
- Pareto principle
- Gall's law
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>>532425973
I’d have to go through paperwork and a “ergonomic fitting session” (basically sitting in chairs till I like them) to get one. I honestly refuse to waste taxpayer money on that lol
>>532426112
I can guess where you work, but I won’t lol, all I’m gonna say is that mil cafeterias usually suck
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>>532426333
Every single mission that has ever gone beyond low orbit has done it. There have been no such missions for a long time because there is no point
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>>532426437
heheheh.
well, a mil cafeteria is better than a nonexistent NASA one because of budget cuts...
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>>532426196
I would assume the Artemis astronots are in orbit though (around the earth). The only other way to simulate Zero G that I know is Free Falling (like in a dive bombing airplane).
But the Zero G experienced in an orbiting satellite IS in fact from Free-Falling.
I'm going to guess they can get into and out of orbiting free-fall in a airplane.

Obviously they weren't sat on top of the rocket everyone saw launch. And obviously they're not on their way to the moon.
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>>532426333
By this point in time Artemis 2 already has.
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>>532426463
that would only be the fake apollo moon landing missions, so none

no human has beaten laiaka's altitude thus far
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>>532426539
please address my point first >>532425442

i don't think it's a manned flight
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>>532426530
They are putting out signals that can be triangulated to determine their origin if you really care that much to prove it.
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>>532426463
>Every single mission that has ever gone beyond low orbit
That's zero then. Got it!
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>>532426494
Just vote harder.
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>>532426597
So how is it livestreaming a spaceship full of people then?
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>>532426562
>>532426608
Whatever makes you happy lmao
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y'all are still responding to that German troll?
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>>532426603
Are you receiving these signals right now, anon?
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>retards still on this
lmao
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>>532426671
You could be. You want your proof? There's now. Or do you not want to know and would rather just bullshit based off of nothing?
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>>532426639
you can send a signal from a studio on earth and have it broadcast it from there

fairly simple and no way to prove the signal isn't coming from the craft
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>>532426718
Ok then, prove it. Find the origin of that signal.
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>>532426661
how am i trolling?
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>>532417520
how do you feel about wasting money on space stuff while they could have gone to starving children in africa instead ?
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>>532426680
I'm off to bed in a min, it is becoming a bit much. the fact that the dutch spammer isn't banned yet kinda makes me sad. what a board this used to be, back in 2014
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>>532426580
High speed objects explode on impact due to the energy involved so the craters are always circular regardless of strike angle. Same reason every single moon crater is a circle
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>>532425402
Just an artistic effect.
Wouldn't want to have people thinking the hole in Antarctica is a poop chute.
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Anyway, why exactly did the toilet smell like burning? Seems like a pretty shit design if you ask me, is it a heater to make sure piss doesn’t freeze solid?
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>>532426750
okay hold on i'll be right back
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>>532426765
hoW aM I tRolLinG
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>>532426822
OK cool if you can't then your bullshit has less proof than Bigfoot and can be dismissed as nonsense.
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Nu

>>532426887

>>532426887

>>532426887
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>>532426659
It's becasue of people like you that people believe in stupid stories like Mr Hitter and the Holohoax or that the only possible model of human society is one which makes a small group of sociopaths rich enough until they are finally able to exterminate everybody else.

All because you couldn't stop huffing your own fantasies about magical flying spaceboats.

Be honest - you masturbate, don't you?
(ask me how I can tell if you like)
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>>532417425
So why not pop down to the surface while they're at it? if you did it 6 times should be fairly easy, would be great for morale too
seems like a waste to just slingshot niggers around in space
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>>532426868
you can't even follow my point

i had to explain it to you how they can do it and now you're asking the impossible from me

get fucked
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>>532426945
You don't have a point. You have "there's a dragon living in my garden that only I can see" nonsense.
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>>532426987
you can't follow
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>>532426928
I'm not sure why you are so desperate to convince yourself of this delusional stuff but I hope it makes things more bearable for you
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>>532427036
I followed just fine. It's bullshit and we are dismissing it as bullshit.
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>>532426333
Because the difficulty of space travel is a myth.
It's not actually very impressive, what they're doing here.
They take a rocket-powered vehicle and land it on a rock with a third the gravity that we have, without wind or weather to fuck with their approach, with very fine precise throttle control making it possible to land like a feather.
It's no big deal. That's why nobody went since the original missions, which served the purpose of mogging the Soviets more than anything.
The Artemis craft looks fancy and complicated, right? That's because it's crude.
Observe Starship and how the original ship's engines were elaborately plumbed and very complicated, and how today's prototypes are sleek and simple while performing better and more reliably.
Going to space is easy. Insulating against the vacuum is easy. Even insulating against radiation is a piece of cake when you have a powerful enough magnetic core.
It's getting home without using rocket engines that's hard... but then again, commercial options are developing powered re-entry solutions so you don't need to carry a tonne of ablator.
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>>532426716
>You could be.
And how are you receiving these signals, anon?
What is the nature of your receiving device?
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>>532427131
no one has beaten laikas altitude

not even the recent polaris dawn mission

ask yourself why

zero practical experience of man outside of low earth orbit or beyond the protective magnetic field
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>>532427197
If you can come back with proof of your claims then I'll listen. Until then you go into the crazy bin with the other nutters.
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>>532427070
lol - so I was correct.
But you didn't ask me how I know.
Very touching.
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>>532426987
why i'm saying has been done before

the soviets did something like that in 1968, albeit with pre recorded material
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>>532427279
Proof or gtfo nutcase. Not going to entertain sub-Bigfoot nonsense.
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>>532427316
look up zond 5

>>532425526 is saying they did it with artemis 1, too
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>>532423448
>Even if they are shaped like eggs they would still spin at different rates
Essentially it's because the moon (and all planets) are not completely rigid
The tidal forces cause the Moon to have a bulge facing both towards and away from the Earth, even if the Moon was spinning rapidly. If the Moon was not locked, this would cause the bulge to be constantly moving across the surface of the moon, just like ocean tides on earth. This would create internal friction and heat and drain the moon's energy if rotation, until its speed of rotation matches its orbital period
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>>532427404
>look up
Nope not going to do your work for you either.
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>>532427429
so if i copypaste the info you're not going to read it either, correct?
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>>532427493
You make the claim, you provide the proof and demonstrate its truth. Good luck faggot.
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>>532427265
My guy if you can come up with a singe compelling reason why I shouldn't believe it's true I'll acknowledge you as my intellectual superior. Your personal incredulity isn't evidence
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>>532427528
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zond_5

Cosmonaut crew communications test and hoax

The Zond 5 caused a scare in the United States when on 19 September 1968, the voices of cosmonauts Valery Bykovsky, Vitaly Sevastyanov and Pavel Popovich were transmitted from the spacecraft and intercepted by Jodrell Bank Observatory and the CIA.[37][38] The cosmonauts were apparently reading out telemetry data and computer readings, and even discussing making an attempt to land. At the height of the Cold War, there was a real concern that the Soviets might actually beat NASA to the Moon. Apollo 17 astronaut Eugene Cernan remarked that the incident had "shocked the hell out of us."
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>>532427620
And this proves what?
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>>532427657
like i said, you don't follow

no wonder you believe the fake shit they feed you
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>>532427711
Not answering that question means you go into the crazy bin.
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>>532426639
CGI bro when i first opened the stream just to look at it, it un optimized and re optimized itself like it was a fake cgi film.
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>>532429038
Prove it.
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>>532429068
How would i do that, this was days ago footage. Im not lying to you, it was like the screen had to snap back to 100 percent optimization.
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>>532429167
Claims made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.



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