/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15973229
>13 SLS block 2 Cargo launches
At the rate they are manufacturing SLS, you could expect the mission NET 2040.
>You probably wouldn't need more than ten SLS launches for that.
Okay, that made me laugh.

>>10630484
Two billionaires battle for control of the Solar System

>>10492064
>blue origin

>>10486162
>Boeing BTFO
Oh no no no...
https://www.spaceflightinsider.com/missions/commercial/with-crew-dragons-first-flight-complete-wheres-boeings-starliner/
>Boeing’s CST-100 “Starliner”capsule has encountered some troubling technical issues. Critical abort engines, provided by Aerojet Rocketdyne, leaked highly-toxic hydrazine fuel back in June of 2018, according to an Ars Technica report.
The comments are especially juicy.

https://www.techtimes.com/articles/240016/20190321/boeing-pushes-back-test-flights-for-nasa-human-spaceflight-program-till-later-this-year.htm
>The first uncrewed test flight of the Starliner was originally scheduled to happen in April. New reports, however, revealed that the launch will be pushed back for at least three months. The crewed test flight was also moved from August to November 2019.

>>10486200
He isn't even running that cam, it's South Padre people doing it to promote (eventual) tourism. That's why it's so genius.

>>10299149
>>10299192
Came here to post this

WE DID IT!!

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!!

>>10038389
Imagine being Elon

>>10004209
>bezos

>>9991842

How precise is an Electroencephalography? Could you use it to reliable control something complicated with your mind through it? How hard would it be to set such a thing up yourself?
I have enough programming skills, I'm just talking about the physics behind it, like calibration and stuff, how precise can the thing get? Can you build one by yourself? Or do you need to buy one to get any kind of precise measurements?

I want to connect a USB stick and learn to save and retrieve memories on there with my brain, I could write simplified drivers to make the interfacing easier, but I need a connection to my brain. No surgery though.

Rev up those rocket engines motherfuckers - WE SHEPARDS NOW:

>https://www youtube com/watch?v=i5aJrl96QJw

T minus -04:00:00

>Launching and landing at their Van Horn site in West Texas. This is the second flight of this particular booster, New Shepard NS-3.

>The booster and capsule will kiss the edge of space, 100 kms or 62 miles, where they'll separate and then land independently.

>The capsule will land by parachutes (and mild touch down retro thrusters) while the booster lands itself propulsively.

>>9682151

Ariane 5 Rocket Launch

https://spaceflightnow.com/2018/04/05/ariane-5-va-242-mission-status-center/

>DSN-1/Superbird 8 HYLAS 4

T minus 10 minutes faggots

>>9490788
THAT MEANS IT TIME FOR MORE MUSK MEMES

>>9476146
>You've gotten so good at landing rockets you can't even expend them when you try anymore

>"anomaly"

>>9386597

>>9266032
>won't fly again
Heh, nothing personal kiddo

Rev up those rocket engines motherfuckers:

http://www.spacex.com/webcast

WE GOING TO MARS

>T minus 2:00:00

>>9152088
based elon

>>9104411
No

>>9010073
>one of these three rockets won't exist until years from now

If they launch and land TWO FUCKING ROCKETS in a single weekend it's over

It's completely fucking over.

Elon won