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Falcon above red clouds - edition

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>>16259797
what's about the trumptard one?
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European sub-edition
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>>16259804
That's "Spaceflight Genera", not /sfg/
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>>16259806
>European
sorry, we only discuss space here
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>>16259807
i wish you faggots wouldn't be so autistic.
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>>16259806
post rocket
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>>16259808
Europe is involved in space

>>16259821
Okay
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>>16259812
Assume I'm retarded and don't understand why this wouldn't work
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>>16259826
>that piece of shit
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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>>16259830
If A6 is a piece of shit then so is Vulcan.
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>>16259833
correct, but vulcan looks better.
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>>16259806
What hubris does to a space agency
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discuss the ground penetrating radar's radiation pattern
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>>16259838
Trukk nutz
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>>16259838
nice and bulbous, like a squid in a polyethylene bag.
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>>16259826
Ariane 6 only exists because europeans refused to see the writing on the wall when reusability was proven doable
They should've scrapped the thing and jumped straight into reusability research on their next main rocket
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>>16259828
i don't need to assume that
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>"If it's Boeing, I ain't going"
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>national space agencies are talking about using LLMs in their spacecrafts.
it's over. the AI bubble has infiltrated everything.
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>>16259849
>bubble
the AI is here to stay
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>>16259812
There's no way this is real
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Accurate simulation of IFT-5
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>>16259838
I would happily suck on those balls!
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>>16259841
Speaking of polyethylene, proonted HDPE is apparently capable of 350s Isp in a hybrid with LOX and the right nozzle. Vaya Space is working on it.

>>16259842
They should have just kept Ariane 5 flying with bigger parachute recovered boosters and added legs to it.
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>>16259830
Well, it's better than nothing.

>>16259842
True. Oh well.
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>>16259849
some of google's top ai researchers have been quitting to go work in llm-powered robotics startups. what we have right now is more than sufficient to output control commands based on sensory input data.
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anyone know how that long march launch this morning went?
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>>16259854
Now do it in RP-1 with kOS
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>>16259868
https://x.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1807031783592223098
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downcomer
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hybrid rocket engine
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>>16259839
Xbox 720
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>>16259879
they're pretty cool. wish they were more widely used although I understand why they aren't.
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>>16259806
Why is Canada in the European Space Agency?
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If America annexed South Africa would Elon Musk be able to run for president?
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>>16259822
Cool how it actually looks like a dragon head here
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>>16259854
so much wobble
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>>16259854
kek
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>>16259909
Maybe having only two catch points was a bad idea
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>>16259895
Quebec basically.
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SPEHS
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>>16259797
Amazing thread
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https://x.com/MidnightMitch/status/1805962499193229325
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>>16259934
The red bells are kino but why paint them?
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>>16259956
is that paint or just some sort of covering to protect the bells
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https://x.com/cnunezimages/status/1807077817446015063
>Special Delivery - June 28, 2024
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>>16259957
paint is a protective covering
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https://x.com/cnunezimages/status/1806865803720925590
>Blessings entering Brazos Santiago Pass / South Padre Island - June 28, 2024
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>>16259854
Is Booster going to swing like that IRL as well?
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>>16259978
Jesus saves
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>Orion Move to Vac Chamber
>Technicians used a 30-ton crane to lift NASA’s Orion spacecraft on Friday, June 28, 2024, from the Final Assembly and System Testing (FAST) cell to the altitude chamber inside the Neil A. Armstrong Operations and Checkout building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The spacecraft, which will be used for the Artemis II mission to orbit the Moon, underwent leak checks and end-to-end performance verification of the vehicle’s subsystems.
https://images.nasa.gov/details/KSC-20240628-PH-RDS01_0002
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Can they even dig a trench there?
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>>16259841
>squid in a polyethylene bag
I don't like it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bf1oUkOHFtk
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>>16259983
>removal by certified window handler
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>>16259986
lol
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>>16259983
yeah it looks complicated, but not $1 billion complicated.
maybe 100 million dollars. 250 because it's a small production run
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There's no advancement in this thread, it's all hogle pogle yapping and chit chat. When are they truly going to advance in space travel? It seems as if they're just repeating the same old trick with the same old tech. Why are rockets the only method to take off into space? Who thinks that's the end? It's clearly a big con by weak minds who luckily got to the top and control those below. This thread is full of perverse dominatrices who clot the human minds, making us watch their shit show that's destined for failure. It's time to STAND UP with all your might and tell these dead idiots to invent something new or else suppression of paychecks. Fags
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>>16259956
>>16259957
>>16259960
Those are red protective inserts that are removed before flight, you can see in the picture they clip onto the nozzles on 2 sides
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>>16259995
The next big advancement is fully reusable rockets, schizo.
Maybe also rotating detonation engines.
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>>16259995
be the change you wish to see in the world
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>>16259999
Good luck achieving nothing faggot. Luckily there are future lives and this academic wicwackery can be ignored while we prepare for other dimensions. Why don't you winge to the Jannie in your set up language of insults and get this voice against your regime suppressed? Who cares, as said, you earn nothing in the long run from this mentality - I'll just blend in and learn greater lessons.
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>>16259999
So what you can get more satellites into space for people to profit from and make thee most retarded kind of attempt to populate another planet using out-of-date tech like rockets.

That's what you just called the future - imbecile.

Right, I'm gonna leave you alone in your stupor and continue earning legitimate quota for the next dimensionality.
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>>16258678
Fallen shadow?
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>>16259999
rotating detonation engines, like aerospikes are a meme
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>>16260017
once the paradigm shifts such that rockets are expected to be reused, often hundreds of times with limited maintenance, RDEs will makes sense. much like it makes sense to have a more expensive jet engine for that little extra fuel efficiency, it adds up over the 20+ year lifespan of the engine.
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>>16259956
They linked up. Need it or keep it?
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>>16259963
>OLIT-B
So we are just naming stuff whatever we want now?
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>>16260029
i'm naming it the von braun memorial launch tower
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The fact that NASA and Boeing keep screeching that everything is fine instead of ignoring the haters is just fueling their point.
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Chang'e-6 return capsule
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>>16260056
Sorry chuddy, but Boeing astronauts are NOT stranded ;)
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>>16260067
Wait what the fuck the video changed when I downloaded it
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>>16260069
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>>16259852
>>16259812
It's real, I was there
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>>16259820
No one cares about your failed OP just do better next time
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>>16260056
Honestly, they probably will be fine. Whether or not they get everything worked out before the ISS plummets into Australia is another story
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>>16260029
yes
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>>16259895
They're more European than American, mostly Infian though.
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>>16260068
>chuddy
You need to go back
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>non-spaceflight fags: BUTCH AND SUNNI ARE STRANDED IN SPAAAAACE
>spaceflightfags: no they can come home any time you retarded fucks, nasa is just using this time to maximize starliner testing since the piece of shit wasnt tested properly by boing
people shouldnt speak unless they're informed on a topic, leave discussion to subject matter experts
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>>16260095
Boeing shit is what gets clicks now
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>>16260095
>nasa is just using this time to maximize starliner testing since the piece of shit wasnt tested properly by boing
True, but its also true that they're testing it rigorously because they dont know if they can come back safely and are thus stranded in a sense due to the fact that they cant even give a date on when to come back. Giving date would mean the vehicle is safe and testing it optional. Its not optional and they dont know for certain the condition of the vehicle.
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>>16259981
>>16259978
Mechzilla arms/tower should look like this
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>>16260029
What happens after OLIT-Z?
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>>16259853
Spooky at night
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>>16260095
uninformed takes are more entertaining and i welcome them
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youtubers are rich af, why doesnt timmy dodd go on bezos dildo ride? a single one of his videos could pay for a trip.
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>>16260172
I don't think he's THAT stupid.
Besides there's a waiting list.
It's only worth it if someone pays to send you up, like Shatner, etc.
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Can someone summarize what the past week has been in spaceflight for me? Wasnt really paying much attention compared to week before because of off topic things I wont shit up /sfg/ with
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>>16260205
here's some bald guy who can do that for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swD_yH2dJ9w
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Every new study or sample collection just tells us there's more and more carbon on the moon.
Carbon depletion fags BTFO eternally.
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>>16260209
>manlet
No.
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>Tower Segments and Chopsticks Arrive as Tank Gets Slapped | SpaceX Boca Chica
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>>16260217
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>>16260219
Good ridance.
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>>16260219
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>>16260215
>someone spoonfeed me
>no not like that
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>>16260217
they're holding hands. so sweet
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https://x.com/Firefly_Space/status/1807148589296021642
>Mark your calendars for Alpha #FLTA005, officially scheduled to launch July 1 at 9:03 pm PDT. If you’re on the West Coast, this night launch may light up your sky, so be sure to tag Firefly with your best shots and use

https://fireflyspace.com/missions/noise-of-summer/
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> Was I a good space station?
>....no
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>>16260237
That's not ISS, that is a kid game
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>>16260232
>you can see cali launches from austin
wtf
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Can you really call yourself a spaceflight nerd if you don't have your own satellite monitoring station?
https://youtu.be/O-4HmRK1N-s
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>>16260265
people in galveston/houston reported seeing some SX florida launches like 2 months ago if memory serves me right
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>>16260268
its the first step towards being a card carrying member of a space force militia
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>>16260323
I think I would be chill to do a spacewalk somewhere out in the void but doing it over a planet is spooky af.
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>>16260323
love the glove making a bid for freedom
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>>16260095
If boeing wanted good optics they should not have done 3 different delay announcements with the last giving a date for some unknown time in july
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Finally looks like /sfg/ is back to the normal activity. I think I figured out why we were flooded with retarded tourists the past few days too, /pol/ recently had a big reason for faggots to show up and since some of those tourists had heard of /sfg/ they came here and posted as well as on /pol/. Fucking politicels leaking out to every other board I bet as well. Thats why we got that recent horrendous Trump OP that misspelled general.
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>>16260339
It was because the main /sfg/ thread got stickied for IFT-4. And it crossed the fucking streams.
Let's be sure to have a separate launch thread for IFT-5 next time.
/pol/ is still a big source of retards though
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You thought it was someone else but it is India who have been screwing up Boeing all along.
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>>16260361
Hmmmm all I get from this is that Italians are cheap assholes
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>>16260361
>You thought it was someone else

I really didn't, this is exactly what I expected. Also

>but also in Boeing's spacecraft

Imagine being sitting up there and reading that critical hardware on your ride back is made of poonesium instead of proper titanium
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>>16260369
Their cars build quality always suck so I'm inclined to agree.
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>>16260369
Their Vega rockets keep blowing up so I'm inclined to agree
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>>16260369
Their pizza is shit so I'm inclined to agree
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>>16260361
Do not redeem the aluminum maam
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>>16260323
Looks like claymation
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>>16260109
that would be so cool if Jesus closed his ams to catch the booster
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Tianlong 3 first stage
Static fire planned for tomorrow
(this is roughly the size of a F9 first stage, with roughly the same thrust or a bit more)
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>>16260361
kek, based italians.
I remember reading about some indian who scammed a swiss bank with fake copper: fake indian metal isn't so unusual.
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>>16260361
Buy American and hire American.
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>>16260453
America can't produce jack shit anymore. SpaceX is a minor miracle and even they buy their steel from Japan because they can't trust American companies to produce quality steel.
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>>16260453
LMAO
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>>16260475
>America can't produce jack shit anymore
Then start producing again.
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>>16260475
last time I checked I heard they were buying finnish steel.
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>>16260323
Which Gemini flight is that? cant quite remember now. i know it was shot at about 6fps whichever.
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>>16260482
>just start making quality goods again bro lmao

You need competent and intelligent white or east asian workers, not fat fucks and mystery meat mutts. Ask TSMC about their American plant disaster and that's after billions were thrown at it as well as it being a critical defence product. Turns out when you offshore your industry for half a century, dumb everyone down with corn syrup and smartphones, import tens of millions of low IQ squatemalans and mix them all up in an unholy melting pot that it's pretty much impossible to recover what you had. SpaceX unironically has the majority of engineering talent in the country working for them.

>>16260483
All the rolls I have seen were stamped from Japan, maybe that has changed?
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>>16260431
When this launches the Long March 5 will be the only rocket China has that is bigger
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>>16260508
Yeah, although this may change quickly, Zhuque 3 and SAST's 4m reusable launcher are slightly larger and planned for next year, and CZ-10A is decently larger and planned for 2026

Picrel are FH/F9/TL3/TL3H* to scale

*planned for 2026... [X] doubt
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>>16260526
if the startup falcon clones are gonna be ready earlier than lm10 then why even make a lm10 at all?
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>>16260526
one of these days some chinese company is just going to photoshop their own logo onto a falcon 9.
like honestly why do they make these proposals it's so low effort
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>>16260529
just spitballing here but LM10 is probably way more capable, plus it’s a flagship rocket (that is to say it gets priority r&d and resources) designed for use with mengzhou (aka crew-capable) from the drawing board
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>>16260526
>PRC Rockets are bigger
An auspicious sign.
The Chinese people's march towards the Chinese Dream represents a coming sea-change in the geopolitical order.
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>>16260529
CZ10 (tricore) is an older concept and THE moon rocket (with hydrogen upper stage,man rated...), with the monocore CZ10A being a derivative of it.

So the state owned CASC/CALT are doing their own thing for the national lunar program, the monocore version will mainly be used to launch Mengzhou (Shenzhou's successor) to Tiangong.

TL3H is definitely not certain,and anyway, is not supposed to be manrated and lacks the high energy insertion performances since it's full kerolox.
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>>16260526
What's the benefit of having super heavy sized grid fins?
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>>16260533
I wouldn’t be surprised if F9 still outperforms it even with a smaller size
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>>16260431
It was suppose to launch this month, shameful delay
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>>16260539
What utterly baseless and insulting speculation.
I demand that this poster rescind his false and inflammatory statement, which has deeply hurt the feelings of the chinese people.
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>>16260531
>like honestly why do they make these proposals it's so low effort

Why would you NOT just straight up copy a very successful launch system?
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>>16260531
how is making a Falcon 9 clone within five years of the company's founding low effort
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>>16260543
The chinese themselves have admitted Spacex is the bar that they are trying to emulate. I actually admire the chinese space program unfortunately
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>>16260531
>like honestly why do they make these proposals it's so low effort
It works and makes it easier to get funding.
It's not just the chinese, look at ISRO's NGLV/Soorya, Arianegroup's Maia or KASA's KSLV-3 projects, all are "serious".
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>>16260539
AFAIK yes, TL3 is advertised with 17t to LEO in expendable mode and like 14t in downrange reusable, vs 22/17.5, but I may be wrong.

That's despite TL3 being 30-40 tons heavier than F9
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>>16260536
they look cool
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>>16260531
I’ve spent enough time making fun of russians and europe for chasing the whole “F9 clone” thing poorly. Russia and Europe are now two rocket generations behind and are still chasing these retarded half-scale F9 concepts as we speak.
I’m not surprised China wants to emulate (blatantly copy and steal if need be) what they see as the benchmark of rocketry. No one else is doing it. Also the chinese copy everything anyways so this isn’t out of left field to me I guess. not a chinaboo just need that itch scratched that I used to get out of russian spaceflight
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Nope, not gettin' out of this chair.
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>>16260552
Either it has a lot of extra dry mass that haven't been able to optimize out or the Tianhuo-12 engines have significantly worse performance than the Merlin.
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>>16260546
It's honestly even quicker since they started out making monoprop engines lol
Tianlong 2 only started development in late 2020 iirc, then flew in April 2023.
They're quite fast desu, up there with stokes and spacex.
Funny that their CEO was the former COO at Landspace.
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>>16260557
RETURN THE SHIP OR SUFFER MY CURSE
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>>16260558
TH-12 vac has worse isp (335s) but otherwise it's close enough.
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yall ready for the second wave? its gon be busy this year
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Clear's interview at Mitsubishi Electric Kamakura Works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz7v91Eiczo
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>>16260587
this is surreal
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>>16260590
insane
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>>16260591
wow thats just... crazy, its insane
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>>16260596
just thinking about it
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a fucking tv
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>>16260606
those two dudes have the exact opposite chin lol
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Please observe our american sized elevator.
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>>16260616
Fits one standard American+rascal scooter or two small Americans
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>>16260612
They aren't sending their best
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reminder vtubers will never be able to go to space because they dont physically exist
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I haven't paid any attention in like 2 months. Can someone get give me a QRD what happened with the last hop and whats going on with the boeing orbital sarcophagus?
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>>16260626
Last hop went exactly as planned, full kino. Boeing astronauts are dead men walking.
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>>16260625
Wrong. Anywhere a screen is sent a vtuber can be at.
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if vtubers can go to space then virtual reality space vacations are real
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>>16260627
Are they in the capsule or on the ISS? Could they get a ride down in a dragon? What exactly is wrong with it?
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>>16260628
please let this happen it would be so fucking funny if an official mission had a vtuber on board and they were just a tv bolted to one of the seats
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https://x.com/mcrs987/status/1807251721149653157
>Been waiting on this for a bit, NASA just dumped a bunch of their tracking footage from the GOES-U launch. Available for download here, large file but you will not regret it. 40 minutes of Falcon Heavy awesomeness:
https://images.nasa.gov/details/KSC-20240625-MH-AJN01-0001-GOES_U_Isolated_Launch_and_Landing_Views-M7629.mov
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>"Russia plans to put people on Mars"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/2101861.stm

Happening
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>>16260638
>Happening
no it is not
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>>16260638
> Vitaly Semyonov, head of the Mars project at the Keldysh Research Centre, said: "It must be an international project. No one country could cope alone with this task."
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>>16260638
Roscosmos regularly releases all kinds of stuff like this: they're notorious for their slideshow rockets/capsules.
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>>16260632
They are in the ISS with the capsule docked. Capsule was shitting its helium gas all the way to the ISS, developing more leaks all the way and starliner is currently on "indefinite safety review" while they try to figure out if it's going to kill them on the way down. It only can stay for 45 days though, will have to return soon and they will be on it. No way boeing takes the mega L on this one and there would have to be a whole reshuffling of rosters plus sending dragon up with empty seats to bring them back. The press would be so bad if they got rescued by Elon that they will 100% risk killing the poor bastards.
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>>16260638
web design used to be so much better, what happened. Now it’s just calart minimalism everywhere. Look at Space News, or NASA’s own website (they recently did another revamp ugh)
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>>16260641
no one country, just one company
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>>16260638
>2002
kek
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>>16260644
Thanks for the summary. Wow, what a shitshow. I wonder how they feel knowing that they will probably have to ride that thing down again.
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>>16260638
>>16260650
It's been 22 years and they haven't even started with the powerpoint presentation, then people complain about musk lol
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>american sfg clear posts
>russian sfg jessie posts
who does chinese sfg post?
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>>16260663
late night european anons
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>>16260106
If there's this much uncertainty why won't they come back on a crew dragon, and let starliner attempt return autonomously? No need to risk life unnecessarily.
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>>16260679
>No need to risk life unnecessarily

Tell that to boeing shareholders lol lmao
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>>16260641
>TL: we need to build a coalition of countries so that no one country can progress faster than us.

It's basically the Artemis Accords' counterpart from the other axis of sovereigns not aligned with western democracies.
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>>16260715
China already did this though, and has been moderately successful.
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>>16260638
just after they take kyiv in just after three more days special military disaster
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>>16260739
back to /pol/ or wherever else.
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>>16260739
Holy shit fuck off /pol/cel or /k/ike, whatever rat you are.
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>>16260751
You seem upset.
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zubrin
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>>16260265
That's an oddly specific place to be surprised about, considering Austin is in fact part of California.
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>>16260757
>*SNIFF*
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>>16260756
Go back
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>>16260777
scented lucky trips
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>>16260757
I hope I get to shake his hand and hug him before I die. I shook Sam Hyde's hand
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>>16260529
because the Falcon clones are investor bait
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new slosskino https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuVtn4XFt5Q
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>>16259895
because US refused to share rocket technology with third world countries
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https://x.com/J1NFENG/status/1807334917031825869
https://x.com/alphacharlie89/status/1807325869687316618
nominal chinese static fire
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>>16260874
how the fuck
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>>16260874
Kino
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>>16260874
implessive
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>>16260874
Alright, this Is by far the most Kerbal thing ever
Sorry SpaceX, this takes the cake over all your explosions.

Does this count as a launch failure?
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>>16260887
I think this counts as just a failure
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>>16260874
holy shit
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Maybe one day with all these chinese companies we will see a rocket flying straight into city
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>>16260874
clearly starship flaps are unnecessary for belly flop maneuver
they could work on the touchdown though
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This is what they accidentally launched, apparently
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>>16259838
looks like something you'd see on /d/ if you imagine an anime girl's head on it
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>>16259874
Have the lower stages come down and gassed a peasant village with nitrogen tetroxide yet?
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>>16260894
Nah, for once this is a Kerolox first stage launching from the coast toward the sea.
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>>16260874
Damn, static fire hold down failure's a new one.
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>>16260887
it's not supposed to be a launch
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>>16260888
but it successfully launched kek
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hey anons, I want to build a vertical test stand for a rocket stage.
anyone have any tips for what to design it to not do?
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>>16260874
Would not want to be the bug in charge of one. Bro is about to be put against the wall.
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>>16260901
Don't forget to use a strong rope, you wouldn't want for rocket to fly away.
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>>16260887
1 flight out of 0 launch attempts
it's the opposite of a failure
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>>16260874
>>16260889
PIIIISSSSSSSS
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>>16260901
nta but now I'm genuinely curious too, with the amount of space societies out there someone, somewhere must have thought out at least a system for that.
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>>16260908
with strong ropes unironically
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>>16260910
>Adam cuker

Very unfortunate name
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now i'm curious what kind of monster clamps the OLM has for super heavy static fires
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>>16260913
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>>16260913
It doesn't, they don't static fire at full thrust or it would fuck off when TWR hit 1
I'm starting to believe that's why it's able to lift-off with flamed out engines, there's no way to ramp up to full power and hold it for engine checks until t-0
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>>16260892
>>16260910
china missed the memo on copying this
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>>16260912
Actually no, Cuker implies he's the one who does the cuking, thus making him a chad bull. If his name was just Cuk then it would be unfortunate.
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>>16260874
You must learn to walk before you can crawl
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>>16260874
they have no AFTS systems it seems like? lmao
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>>16260919
i don't think you want to activate FTS on the test stand for a static fire, however for this failure mode.....
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>>16260919
I mean it was a static fire. Even spacex doesn't have FTS installed for static fire kek.
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THIS *CLAP* IS *CLAP* WHY *CLAP* WE *CLAP* TEST
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"Long March" is a very apt name for Chinese rockets.
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>>16260874
I better not hear any shit about DEI competency crisis in the US from now on if China is going to keep doing this comedic shit.
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Starliner status?
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>>16260941
Status: Fagpotted.
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>>16260941
we're testing it's shitty thrusters at work next week.
And it's a short week so expect typical rushing to vacation mode quality from us :)
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>>16260941
SNAFU
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>>16260941
Just whenever you know. Hard dates are like white privilege really
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>>16260947
Situation
Norminal
And
Fully
Understood
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>>16260536
>Big glid fin make locket easier to controrr, prease undelstand.
Yeah, seems they need the super large training wheels sized grid fins. There's no other reason to add that much extra mass when F9 only needs half as much for the same size class rocket.
But at least they aren't burying their heads in the sand about reusability like the yuropeons.
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>>16260657
At least Bozos has been trying to build an orbital rocket with his 22 years. puccia is still trying to get their powerpoints in order.
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>>16260892
You can't fool me, that's the smokestack from a bathhouse.
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>>16260874
>no red meme clouds
Can they into cryogenics?
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>>16260587
wtf is going on
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>>16260975
this was like 5 years ago right, what is that dude up to now? might be in college
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https://x.com/VickiCocks15/status/1807355101595476117

last vertical tank removed
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https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/6K2mdDWviOlk30oU-JH90Q

Uhm
Space pioneer are refusing to call it the test failure, only say that there was a "structural failure between the rocket and the stand"

They then boast that they broke a record in thrust level during test of chinese launchers and reached twice higher thrust than previous test by other companies.
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>>16260997
the world's first successful dynamic fire test
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>>16260919
Did they have no radiolink to command engine shutdown or was the flight cut short? Wouldn't you want that to try as you fly.
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>>16260874
s-static fire?????
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>>16260874
TWR > 1 confirmed
china WON
china WON
china WON
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>>16260874
Kek I assume it wasn’t supposed to leave the test stand, this is hilarious
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>>16261018
kek
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>>16260874
This is why we have FTS.
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>>16261013
well yeah, hence 'static' fire
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>>16261013
Did someone forget to reinstall the bolts?
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uh oh scifi faggots. actual real physicists spoke.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UjlSOF1Cvg
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>>16261041
2 EDS faggots seething
are they saying anything interesting?
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>>16261041
Counterargument: he's a jew.
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>Launch of Advanced Land Observing Satellite-4 “DAICHI-4” (ALOS-4) aboard the third H3 Launch Vehicle

H3 launch in 13h
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>>16260982
It's Space Pioneer's TL-3 first stage

>>16261021
>FTS
There was never supposed to be any F in the first place
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article from Charles Bolden, kind of a nothinbgurger article but the name got my attention
at least the article seems kind of positive towards private companies operating in space
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>>16261045
ganbatte riachan
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>>16261040
>>16260881

High quarity chinese steer wire.

The hold-down cables failed.
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>>16260529
1. LM-10 can send 26t to TLI, the other rockets can't
2. Hedging redundancy
3. Competition
4. CASC will have a huge installed production capacity of YF-100 engines and nothing better to do with it once the LM-6/7/8/12 expendables become obsolete in the near future, so they might as well use YF-100-based engines for a reusable rocket and for the lunar program
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>>16261041
watched a few sections and this fag keeps shilling his channel and mailing lists and whatever lmao
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>>16260874
Is China meant to be a space fairing nation?
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>>16261057
>>16261042
actually wasnt as bad I thought it would be (didn't watch the whole thing though)
basically both of them acknowledge what musk has accomplished but zach at least thinks the city on mars is not feasible, not sure about brian keating but he probably agrees
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>>16260431
>>16260874
KEK
https://x.com/AJ_FI/status/1807339807640518690
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>>16261075
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>>16261075
>>16261076
that's actually not bad
it's a working rocket
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>>16261079
Unironically lasted longer than that Japanese private launcher that did its first launch in march and exploded after 5 seconds.
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>>16261075
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>>16261075
>>16261076
>chinese space industry is so powerful it's rockets are launching themselves
It's over for us western bros.
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>>16261063
>>16261041
So they're not building anything, but rather want something building to stop because they dont like him calling out their marxist ideology?
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>>16261075
Her soul tried to flee communist China.
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>>16261076
this is why we test™
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china playing kerbal space program in real life
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>>16261076
why do they insist on crashing rockets in populated areas?
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>>16261106
cause it's based to terrorize the population letting them know Xi can make them disappear in accidents anytime if they start running their mouth.
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>>16261112
me when I make an answer up
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>>16261106
Beijing just doesn't care about rural China. If a town has enough infrastructure to support your rocket scientists then you build the factory there. The increased danger to the locals just doesn't matter enough.
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>>16261124
but what about all the blowback china is getting from internet based spaceflight communities?
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>>16261127
kek
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>>16261054
>Competition
This is a big one. Falcon 9 prices are still mostly determined by where the legacy prices for the Proton and Ariane 5 were. People were talking about how reuse would bring about a collapse in launch costs but it's really the second reusable vehicle to hit the market that does that.
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>>16261135
>it's really the second reusable vehicle to hit the market that does that.
the second company to develop a reusable rocket
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>>16261106
>insist on
This liftoff wasn't supposed to happen

The location of Xichang for a launch site was chosen due to military-strategic considerations during the Cold War. It was a location that was relatively well protected from attack yet also at sufficiently low latitude for GEO launches. Up until the 2010s, there was little money for spaceflight in China, so it was hard to justify allocating space funds on the construction of a brand new launch site just because of the spent stage issue. During the 2010's there was more money for space and a new launch site was built. However the new coastal launch site at Wenchang was built for the next generation rockets, that use kerolox propellant. Those kerolox rockets got delayed and the production ramp-up has been slow. Hence why they're still launching from Xichang and dropping the spent stages over populated areas.

The cadence at Wenchang is likely to increase dramatically in the near future. They're building a new double-pad launch complex (HICAL), a new double-door VAB for WSLC pad 201, a new Long March 8 final assembly and test facility designed to process 50 rockets per year, and a brand new pad and VAB at WSLC for the Long March 10. So Xichang might get shut down in the not too distant future.

>CASC’s Xi’an-based Sixth Academy is also ramping up production of the YF-100 kerosene-liquid oxygen engines which power many of China’s newer Long March rockets. 80 engines are expected to be delivered this year, up from 60 in 2022, allowing a wider use of these rockets.
>“In the near future, Wenchang will see its launch frequency go from between six to eight times a year, to 20 or 30 times a year,”
https://spacenews.com/new-chinese-commercial-spaceport-to-host-first-launch-next-year
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>>16260542
It did launch this month.
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>>16261075
>no fairing on top
Well THERE'S your problem!
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>>16261159
CHECK
YO
STAGIN'
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>>16261093
The real test was actually a test of the test stand
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>>16260407
Say that to my face you Godless animal
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>During the test, the first-stage rocket ignited normally, and the engine thrust reached 820 tons. Due to the structural failure of the connection between the rocket body and the test bench, the first-stage rocket was separated from the launch pad. After liftoff, the onboard computer automatically shut down the engines, and the rocket fell into the mountains 1.5 km southwest of the test bench and disintegrated. The test site is far away from the urban area of Gongyi. Before the test, we jointly improved the safety measures with the local government and organized the evacuation of surrounding personnel in advance. After investigation, there were no casualties.
>After liftoff, the onboard computer automatically shut down the engines
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>>16261162
lmao
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>>16261165
interesting that the flight computer ordered the shut down
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>>16261165
Well, the huge explosion at the end indicates that it wasn't a lack of propellant that caused the rocket engines to shut down
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>>16261170
Yeah, but it took like good 15 seconds
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>>16261165
>flight computer shut down the engines
Why the fuck wasn't there someone hitting a kill switch.
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>>16261172
Would you? Cool rogget go up!
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>>16261172
I don't think it had one, it was a test tank, running an automated engine programme
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once the rockets are on the test stand, who cares where they come down. that's not my department
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forget Hubble, Isaacman should go do a Mars Global Surveyor rescue mission
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>>16261172
same reason they don't stop when running over someone: the guy hitting the kill switch would have to pay off any potential casualty
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>>16261172
Range safety officer was being held back, many such cases!
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>>16261181
https://x.com/Cosmic_Penguin/status/1807333500464591232
>BTW apparently the test stand is in a disused quarry somewhere like 4-5 km away from the city of Gongyi in Henan Province, just west of major city Zhengzhou and east of the old Chinese capital Luoyang.

>Possible location of the test stand, via @Harry__Stranger
https://www.google.com/maps/place/34%C2%B042'32.4%22N+113%C2%B003'03.9%22E

I think it's a very good thing the rocket decided to head south because if it had gone the other way things get urban very quickly
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>>16261079
*woking rocket
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>>16261159
I just want you to know that this caused me physical pain
god damn
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>>16261215
what a funny man
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>>16261215
Petition to rename Uranus to Urectum
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>>16261222
just pronounce it like uranium or uranyl
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>>16261165
>The test site is far away from the urban area of Gongyi
You literally saw someone film the rocket falling down with his shitty chink phone from his apartment lmfao
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zhang is about to expose yall
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^ fag
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>>16261244
America isn't worried about being exposed, we're worried that China's going to be as kind to America's monuments on the moon as their average Tourist is anywhere else in the world, but with political motivation and pressure by the CCP to be assholes about it.
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>>16261222
Rectum? Damn near killed em!
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>>16261281
doh ho ho ho ho
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>A look inside Megabay 2 from Friday's flyover:

https://www.youtube.com/live/g7xK6LUYjdI
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>>16261244
Finally we're reaching the compromise stage of the conspiracy, the moon landing was by Kubrick, in a studio on the moon
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>>16261211
Huge
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>>16260638
>мapc
I know the t-series turrets are thoroughly flight proven by now but that's really pushing it.
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>>16260874
Lol
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>>16261041
the weinersteins are really somethin
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>>16261310
I've always wondered, what's the landing-denier's explanation for the huge fuckup that was Apollo 13? Those guys nearly died, if we were really faking space accomplishments to dab on USSR then that's a weird false flag to commit on yourselves.
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>>16261180
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>>16261374
Political theater is the answer they go with. I've seen guys who believe that landers went to the moon, but people didn't, that the entire program was unmanned. In the case of 13, these people believe that the incident caused them to abort the mission, and create a spectacle that people could grip onto while no one was in any real danger.
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>>16260874
This one of those chinese falcon 9 clones i keep hearing so much about?
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>>16261425
Yeah this was supposed to be the first one and (properly) launch this year.
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>>16261118
The real answer is the CCP literally does not give a flying fuck about the rural chinese where these rockets come down.
And if you believe otherwise your a fool.
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>>16261215
Isn't there a launch window for Uranus coming up relatively soon? Maybe Neptune as well?

They really need to hurry up and build Cassini type missions for both, I want to see higher resolution images of the planets before I die.
But I've seen no talks about preparing for the launch window, looks like they're happy with the images from the 80s.
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>>16261440
They do give a shit about the optics of it since the pesky civilians keep filming it.
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>>16261465
Only thing they are going to do is make a example out of those who leaked those vids and tighten the great CCP firewall around the rural towns even more.
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>Bang! SpaceX Tests Catching Superheavy With Mechazilla! - SpaceX Weekly #121
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Chang'e 6 might have discovered graphene on the moon
so a carbon source
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>>16261427
The flame trench is real
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>>16261474
Is there a rocket girl with a bruised eye with Musk beating her yet?
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>>16261496
do not the anime girl
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>>16261496
too crude
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>>16261496
based
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>>16261351
>weinersteins
I would rather trust the jews than random Elon Musk fans on 4chan.2x2md
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>>16261516
looks like a similar display mechanism as the one at JSC. If that’s the case you can jump and scrape the engine and get soot on your finger
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>category 4 or 5 hurricane expected to make landfall in northern mexico next weekend
will starbase survive?
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>>16261496
No, but i bet there is a pic of musk surrounded by pregnant anime girls.
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>>16261559
Has industrialization really affected the climate of earth to create these hotter summers and larger weather patterns?
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>>16261579
yes and that's a good thing
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Lmao, there is a fake SpaceX crypto AI scam stream up 23k live viewers.
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>>16261596
You're new. There's few live 24/7 for the last decade or so.
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>>16261597
kino
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>>16260874
It would appear that the rocket works
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>>16261624
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>>16261633
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>>16261516
How many of these are on display? I thought they were only at KSC, Hawthorne, and Space Center Houston?
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>>16261579
From the IPCC AR6 report Ch.11:
>It is likely that the global proportion of Category 3–5 tropical cyclone instances2has increased over the past four decades. The average location where TCs reach their peak wind intensity has very likely migrated poleward in the western North Pacific Ocean since the 1940s, and TC translation speed has likely slowed over the conterminous USA since 1900. Evidence of similar trends in other regions is not robust. The global frequency of TC rapid intensification events has likely increased over the past four decades. None of these changes can be explained by natural variability alone (medium confidence).

>The proportion of intense TCs, average peak TC wind speeds, and peak wind speeds of the most intense TCs will increase on the global scale with increasing global warming (high confidence). The total global frequency of TC formation will decrease or remain unchanged with increasing global warming (medium confidence). {11.7.1}
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Will the trench be water cooled?
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4th time's the charm
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>>16261651
in their final act of justice, the earthers launched a massive nuclear attack against every space colony, wiping them out as the earth gets turned to venus by climate change. "if we dont get to survive then you fucks dont get to either".
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>>16261638
according to Wikipedia's list of falcon 9 boosters, this is the only other one on display. although there are several others listed as retired. not sure where they are or if they're in displayable condition.
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>>16261647
calling it now, raised OLM, directional flame trench with water blasting all the exhaust to one side instead of all from the bottom
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>>16261660
>Reusability is critical to making multiplanetary life financially possible
>Posted June 2009
Wow, he's actually been committed to that tagline longer than I thought
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>>16261651
>It is likely that
>has very likely migrated
>has likely slowed
>Evidence of similar trends is not robust
>events has likely increased

>The proportion of intense TCs, average peak TC wind speeds, and peak wind speeds of the most intense TCs will increase on the global scale with increasing global warming (high confidence)

Here's a lot of vague statements about things that we've got hard data on and could give a strong yes/no answer on, followed by an unambitious prediction about what's going to happen in the future. This is why most climatologists get stuffed in the same box that we keep astrologers in.
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>>16261679
india is really obsessed with the color of shit
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>>16261711
you should see a doctor
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>>16261711
Sometimes an exhaust is just an exhaust
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>>16261660
Recreated with CHATGPT with Starship context from the screenshot in html/js. lol
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>>16261719
Sometimes the exhaust is just a hyper-corrosive and deadly toxin
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>>16261687
>astrologers
much less nefarious, they're not sneakily advocating communism as the climatoids do
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>>16261190
>Space "Pioneer"
>don't actually do any pioneering at all
>blatantly copy (poorly at that) Falcon 9
>almost crash it into a nearby city in what was supposed to be a static fire
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https://x.com/Firefly_Space/status/1807487625105703022
>Ready to make some noise? It’s L-1 for Alpha FLTA005 Noise of Summer, a mission for NASA VCLS. The weather is GO for launch from SLD 30 at 9:03 pm PDT tomorrow. Livestream co-hosted with @NASAspaceflight will begin at T-30 minutes to liftoff.

A 9:00 PM launch will be well into nautical twilight, so we should get a good jellyfish from this one
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>>16261789
31h
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>>16261769
>humans against space colonization
Traitors, we call those "people" traitors.
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>>16261789
>Livestream co-hosted with @NASAspaceflight
I will not be watching
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>H3, firefly alpha, hyperbola-1
the next 24 hours are going to be interesting
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3-Kw9u37I0
Hullo!
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https://www.youtube.com/live/vpa8yoc5INc
We're just under 7.5 hours to the next H3 launch, and it's just starting to brighten up at Tanegashima. The launch will be just after noon local time. Has Japan ever conducted a night launch? I can't remember any.
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>>16261825
has the lady started counting down aloud every second yet?
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Boca Chica floods.........
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>>16261828
Japanese counting is funny
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiosKUO7oqo&ab_channel=heiakim
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>>16261845
*Starbase
It's rude to dead name.
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>>16261440
>>16261465
>>16261472
nice headcanon
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>>16261895
Would this even have enough Delta V to reach orbit?
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https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1807511645239054714
>Side Booster Separation & Boostback Burn of Falcon Heavy - Stabilized
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>>16261900
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>>16261896
easily? getting off the ground would be its problem.
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>>16261915
That's what I mean. The gravity losses.
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>>16261819
>2:40
Editing error lel
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>>16261900
>>16261908
that's insane
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>>16261076
the rocket was probably made out of tofu
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>>16261927
corncrete hold-downs
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>>16261930
holeee sht
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Is this homo threatening rape?
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>>16261520
ooof
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>>16261930
BUSTED!
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>>16261930
Okay, big news. I get it.

But fraud for what? Which of their many ongoing disasters are they being called out over?
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>>16261958
https://x.com/unusual_whales/status/1807525723529195709
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>>16261554
I found the JSC one on Google Maps street view a couple of months ago. But I had to go to the highway and look from there because google didn't have an up-to-date view from the parking lot or from submitted panoramic views.
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>>16261930
>>16261960
Why only now?
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>>16261963
Courts are slow and boeing has many allies
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>>16261949
If they arent stranded, why arent they coming back?
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>>16261963
>>16261966
They had an agreement to postpone charges if they were good boys, which expired just before the Alaskan Air door incident, so now they're getting what was coming to them.
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>>16261960
Okay, so it's 787 Max stuff. Not the KC-46 Pegasus issues or the 737s falling apart midair or the dead whistleblowers or the compliance testing fraud. I guess the justice department hasn't quite caught up to those yet.
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>>16261963
see what happens with the Boeing whistleblowers? I bet the goons at the Justice Department were taking time to setup bunkers to prevent themselves from getting epsteined by Boeing.
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>>16261960
Man thats crazy
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>>16261244
Imagine the state of this general if they go there and there is genuinely nothing there, followed by a chinkoid flag planting.
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>>16261979
that would make every TV stations and every social media website explode, not just this general.
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>>16261624
Think about how much money you could make selling food and drinks with forced to give a right away

Yet the owners just seethe impotently
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>>16261624
This plot of land is going to be there until the sun expands to consume the earth. I fucking hate boomers so much bros, I'm sure this cunt got offered 10-20x what he paid for this piece of dirt in the middle of nowhere but nothing is ever enough for these greedy fucks.
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>>16262035
It's shaping up to be an uncharacteristically shitty day in beautiful and scenic Tanegashima
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>>16261982
And no one would simply say the Chinese are lying like usual?
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>>16261664
there's a Falcon heavy booster on display at the KSC visitor complex
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>>16261967
they can probably come back. they just didn't bother to check if they could before going up.
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>>16259828
It's not that easy in rocketry.
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>>16261960
the executives who agreed to that are probably long gone by now
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Please let the mcdonnell douglas taint die with boeing.
I really hope no one buys them up and all the execs scatter to the winds, never to coalesce again.



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