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>>14642491
Add to that 1st heliocentric satellite, first lunar lander, first lunar orbiter, first mars lander, first Venus lander, first Venus orbiter, and first landing on another planet

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You’re going to laugh at me, but what’s the most realistic way I could go to space in my lifetime?

I’m 25, and about to go back to college (messed up the first time around; was aimless and didn’t even try). I’m going to study physics and astronomy. I then plan to join the Air Force as a pilot before I’m too old.

While in the Air Force I’ll pursue my master’s and hopefully PhD.

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>>12707648
You are only allowed to post here if your country has a space program that can get itself into space independently.

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>see thumbnail
>woah thats a cool paintjob
>zoom in

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Is the soyuz capable of getting cosmonauts to the gateway?

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>>11750328
when a new soyuz comes out. Russia will never rely on another country to get to space.

>> No.11308901 [View]
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We like to use hydrogen, since it has a lower mass and thus a higher exhaust velocity at the same temperature. But why can't we use heavier elements with a slower exhaust velocity just as well? Momentum is mv, so why can't we launch a rocket that pushes out heavy shit very slowly?

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>comfiest ride to space atm

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>>10521157
4 minutes to launch

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>>10368488
>the American way to space

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It’s happening, bye bye ULA and Rosmocosmos!

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>>9703621

>memeX literally as expensive as shuttle

HAHAHAHAHA the absolute state of muskrats and "reusability" lmao

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>>9686205
>>9686211
>>9686188
>>9686120
>>9686250
>>9686304
>>9686564
So the Russians are so god-tier that they've been launching the same fucking rocket they first designed in 1965, why, just as a ruse to lure us all into a false sense of security? As soon as BFR comes out Russia's going to go "haha by the way we invented FTL travel" and that's it for Musk and the Americunts?

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>ROCKET LAUNCH T-50 MINUTES
http://spaceflightnow.com/2016/03/18/expedition-47-mission-status-center/

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>>7503537
Ahem. Everyone knows the main tool we use to go to space is the R7 rocket?

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