/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10010611
OH YES

>>10010611
>Frank Sinatra
muh nig

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

I am so fucking excited words can not comprehend what i am feeling right now. The hottest fucking girl in the world could come in my room and i would reject that bitch for this. HAPPENING.

sorry m8, the other thread's already stickied

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

>>10010642
Damn

It's time.

The tension is agonizing

WE LIVE BOYS

I would masturbate on the moon. be the first man to spread my seed on lunar regolith.

Kanye West is going to the moon!

>>10010611
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWkrE8hdFOQ

>anon, you're so god damn brave
me, nodding and smiling

>>10011106
ANNO TO THE MOON, pls be true

good luck based MZ

>>10010611
I have a lot of respect for the guy who bought it, I can't think of a more noble way to spend the first civilian trip to the moon than to bring artists with who will create works to inspire the world, and to share the experience with the world, as opposed to some billionaire going up there with his friends and doing degenerate hedonistic things or something like that

>>10011880
Used to hate the sandwich lady. Definitely saved that pic for educational purposes.

>>10011895
MZ please bring Ian Taylor to the moon

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

>>10010621
i have a dreamsickle, marsman

>>10011655
>>10011880
This guy is gonna be a great meme, I can feel it already. Such a stand up dude.

Good luck MZ san!

take me with you

i am ready to leave this planet, which is about to be recycled

>>10010611
Absolutely based.
Good comfy thread.

>meanwhile Boeing and LM drown in airforce money

We are winning soibois. You aren't gonna build it your shitty libetardian idol is going to get sued into oblivion the next years and the shitty meme rocket company he started will be incorporated in a more sound organization. You are fucked.

>>10010641
Do they often put up the US flag in their facilities like that?
That's pretty based desu.

>>10012382
So is SpaceX

>>10012382
You are wrong. Screencap me.

IT HAS BEGUN.
Everyone is going to suck so much japan's dick in the next years waiting for a seat. Absolutely genious.

>>10012389
American companies that need public funds often do that.

New theme
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iYYRH4apXDo

Based weedman

new pic

>>10010621
Dream on, mars man

>>10012723
Can you explain to me what's wrong with selling goods and services to the government, exactly?

>>10012834
He neither said nor implied there was anything wrong with it -- he did note a benign behavior such companies are prone to.

>>10012847
Lol. SpaceX was basically put up by NASA, brainlet.

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

Who all do you need for this flight besides the artists and MZ?
-doctor?
-experienced astronaut?
-BFR systems engineer?

>>10010638
>The hottest fucking girl in the world could come in my room and i would reject that bitch for this.
sure, keep telling yourself that

What's even on mars? Looks like a sand pit that's extremely far away to me. Wouldn't it be more feasible to re-terraform earth first or is our planet a write off at this point?

>>10012903
Mars has a shitton of water

>>10010621
dream on, mars man

>>10012534
Don Pettit needs to be on the flight. Fuck off Scott Kelly!

Guess I got to buy VR now.

>>10013041
How will the connection be tho? Won't it be out of range at the other side of the moon?

>>10013044

>>10013041
God this is so the best timeline.

>>10013047
>starlink should be active by then

My body is ready.

>>10013047
>Buy my starlink terminal goy.

>>10013068
I would give my connection fee to elon over my ISP jews any fucking day.

>>10013047
What does starlink has to do with the ship not having a connection to earth on the far side of the moon? Its almost comical how much elon lies and deceives.

>>10013109
Maybe he plans on putting satellites around the moon?

>>10013127
All they have to do is carry a relay sat with them and drop it off on the way.

>>10013127
Which would still have nothing to do with starlink.

>>10013101
>Supporting visionary space company vs entrenched, lobbyist pieces of shit that stifle development
Wew, such a tough choice.

>>10010621
D-DREAM ON, MARS MAN

>>10013153
>Using the same satellites and connecting them up to the starlink network is somehow not the same thing

Nice pilpul faggot

wtf I hate Elon now...

>>10013171
The starlink satellites are not built to send signals over such large distances, and if there is a satellite that is going to do that in lunar orbit, it would send its signals down to earth directly. Starlink would not be involved in any shape or form.

>>10013191
We don't know about that. It could very well be used for communications platform from earth to mars or earth to moon with secret nasa/airforce deals.

>>10013153
>>10013191
lol

>>10012834
>>10012849
My friend(s), you seriously need to improve your reading comprehension. You are beyond retarded.

>>10013101
Fucking this. I had to move away for 2 months and my choice was either getting rectally devastated by cell phone operators (yuropoor) counting kibibytes as grams of gold, or signing up gorillion year contract with local ISP kikes. Chasing open wifi is suffering.
The moment his sats are up and running I'm signing up. Fuck the existing faggots.

>>10013173
Tbh it's probably because the people there are autistic enough about BFR to recognize all the little changes between now and the last update and will ask the technical questions Elon like answering, and not shit like 'how much the rocket cost'.

I know because I'm one of the autismos. Best part of the presentation was when they showed Raptor firing again this time with no TEA-TEB flash, which means the engine now uses pure spark-methalox torch systems to ignite its preburners and combustion chamber.

>>10013225
>Best part of the presentation was when they showed Raptor firing again this time with no TEA-TEB flash, which means the engine now uses pure spark-methalox torch systems to ignite its preburners and combustion chamber.
No way. We can take Raptor pretty much for granted. The best part was the simulation with the new 4-airbrake system. That resolves one of the great mysteries of BFS: how they're going to design wings and solve the aerodynamics problem when they're not aircraft designers.

>>10013225
Mueller is one smart cookie

>>10013349
The new entry profile looks terrifying.

>>10013372
It's actually smoother than the last and definitely comfier than capsule tin cans.

>>10013372
I wonder what sort of seats they’ll have onboard. But 3g isn’t that bad at all; I don’t think even during mars EDL it goes over 3

>>10013400
Yeah 3g is fine, I did a stunt plane flight a while back and did up to 6gs which was pretty heavy but 3gs was ok, even fat fucks should manage that.

>>10013225
>analysing CGIs

the state of the soibois

yes, them rendering a cgi definetely means that is how it is. just like the bfs defintely is only going to have small fins, because bigger wings are such a waste of weight

>>10013420
0/10

>>10013420

>>10012534
>>10013035
Honestly, astronauts going into space not as part of their job is one of the coolest. Maybe not a ship full of astronauts obviously. They'd have the experience to let people know what to be careful of, how to deal with certain situations (like going to the bathroom. you thought you could hold it for 7 days?) shit like that

>>10013532

>>10012752
I bet that picture pissed off the
nip nationalists and self hating lefty fags


>>10013041

Nah, wait for the 2020 second generation VR

>>10013633
Man I am so ready for high fov 4k VR running on any old shitter graphics card thanks to foveated rendering. Second gen vr can't come soon enough and it's going to be fucking amazing to "be there" for the launch and trip.

>>10012903
Zero diversity.

>>10013682
This, an airless dusty shithole is already infinitely superior due to a lack of diverse cultures.

>>10012903
life isn't a video game where you can only do one single thing
A mars colony requires the very best in compact hydro/aeroponics, air and waste recycling, robotic manufacturing, and ecosystem management
all of those things would be developed for and on mars, and would be of great use to earth
learning how to build an ecosystem from the ground up could teach us how to manipulate ours safely, and assist in preventing extinctions until we can get geo-engineering projects up and running to fix climate change for good

Lockheed's answer to BFR?

To launch in 2050.

>>10014123
lmao

>tfw SpaceX fanboy but hate Elon Musk with a burning passion

>>10014168
I bet you're one of those cretins who think the world would work better if it was run by engineers. If you visionless autists were in charge we'd still be knapping flint, and by god it wold be the best knapped flint you ever saw.

>>10014123
>2018
>cant even come up with a new launch platform
its a cute attempt to stay relevant though

>>10013101
Elon could hand me a stick and ask me to walk into the gates of hell. I would happily comply.

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man!

>>10010638
Ouch

>shills in full force all over the internet
>even in my yuropoor shithole
I wonder if nasa and the apollo team were subject to something like this.

>>10014563
Believe it or not, the SLS will actually fly someday. I've predicted that the public will quickly give up on the BFR and other crazy private space ventures once that happens.

>>10014563
not shills, but they did have nigs whining about how NASA got money instead of them getting more gibs

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

>>10014563
Implying it's not the SpaceX shills being everywhere on the internet claiming CGI of rockets are just as good as real rockets, and shitting on everything that is not SpaceX. Matter of fact, best thing SpaceX achieved is launching satellites into arbitrary orbits for a meaningless margin less than all the other competitors, but somehow everybody has to worship them like they are the best thing to have ever happened to space exploration and nothing would happen in that regard if it wasn't for god-emperor Elon and his NASA-financed start-up named SpaceX.

>>10010638
okay but what about the hottest guy you homo

>>10014636
Here is a prime example of shill copy pasting, it's kind of embarrassing how they all sound exactly the same.

>>10012903
if a meteor hits earth or some other world ending disaster happens before mars is colonised that's goodbye humanity

>>10014643
A meteor hitting earth would most definetely not whipe out humanity. People seem to forget that no matter what happens on earth, this place will never be more hostile to humans than Mars is. Never.

>>10014651
>A meteor hitting earth would most definetely not wipe out humanity

Depends on the size you absolute brainlet.

>>10014657
No, it absoluetely does not depend on the size. Even if a worst case scenario happens with a runaway greenhouse effect that raises the average temperature by 20 degrees, earth would still be live-friendly planet. Mars isn't, and never will be.

The only thing that could destroy humanity if literally another planet hits earth. The chance of that happening is literally 0. Like, not just very, very small, but literally impossible, because all of the planets in the solar system are in stable orbits. The planet collissions happend billions of years ago, them happening again is simply impossible.

>>10014664

>>10014664
>meteors cause greenhouse gas effects

lmao brainlet

>>10014664
Reminder that this guy can actually vote in elections.

>>10014679
Yes it can, you absolute brainlet. Also, stop samefagging.

>>10014688
Sorry about your retardation buddy.

>>10014692
A short googling could have saved you the embarassment.

https://www.space.com/40690-dino-killing-asteroid-impact-warmed-earth.html

>>10014695
yes, the impact of a fuck ass massive asteroid generates a lot of thermal energy
that doesn't mean they make greenhouse gasses

>>10014695
Lol did you even read that?

At this point I'm imagining the asteroid spooked the dinosaurs so much that at the time of impact you just hear a massive Brrrrrraaaaaaap

>>10014701
What "thermal energy" to raise the average temperature of earth for 100.000 years after impact you god-damned piece of 85IQ human trash. The whole planet was burning, which released a shitload of CO2, you goddamned down-syndromed piece of shit.

>>10014725
>what thermal energy
fire for one

>>10014726
Yes, fire that released greenhouse gases you retarded chimpanzee.

>>10014728
Damn son I feel bad for your parents raising such a retard. Your mother should have just swalled desu.

>>10013673
Buying a state of the art VR rig to watch the BFR moon mission is going to be the new buying a color TV to watch Apollo 11.

>liberals hate him for being rich
>conservatives hate him for taking away rightful Boeing money
>ecologists hate him for polluting space and other worlds and suggesting space colonization
>scientists hate him for throwing a winch in the "just pour money at it and shut up"
>foreigners hate him out of jealousy at what he is doing

>liked and poorly defended only by aged spacecadets and autists with hardon for dead rocks and pointy objects

Is he going to last, anons? Or will we live to witness another promised future that is within one's grasp die, just as those who saw the end of Apollo?

>>10010611
sukattoborada inna seinta monika

>>10014760
lol, no. this will be more like that red bull think where a dude jumped from the edge of space.

new mars page https://www.spacex.com/mars

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

>>10014636
People aren't so excited about what SpaceX has done (though that's cool too). It's more about their rate of movement – from a single engine test rocket to a reusable 27 engine heavy lift rocket in a decade.

In an industry that has slowed to the speed of frozen molasses, that's a big deal. It's what they might achieve if (an admittedly big if) they can keep up this pace that's truly exciting. It'd be the long-awaited return of Apollo era speeds.

SLS would be cool too if its final form were launching in 2022 or 2024 maybe, but 2030+ (and potentially further with the delays inherent to the industry) is just plain sad, especially given how little of it actually new.

>>10010621
Dream on, farts man

>>10014731
>arguments
>your post
Choose one
Hint: it's because you're brain damaged

>>10012903
Asteroids nearby that have platinum and other shineys.

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

Meme rocket

>>10018308
7 Raptor vacuum engines burning LOX and pure liquified memes

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars Man

>>10018320
Actually they're sea level engines, otherwise known as meme level.

>>10015314
BFS is cute, CUTE!

>>10010621
DREAM ON, MARS MAN

>>10010611
b

>>10014632
Yup, imagine protesting against fucking Apollo 11

>>10012382
Joke's on you, I'm a fan of the starliner.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEU7bwmCLOQ

>>10010621
Dream on, Mars man

>early scifi depict eccentric private expeditions to conquer space instead of manipulative propaganda fueled government job programs
>yfw

>>10019171
tbf as a black person in the 60s she probably didn't care much for the Apollo missions and I doubt she could get much welfare

a

>>10019933
Even the rockets are starting to look like the 40's artistic style

dream on moon man

>>10013041
I'm hard now.

>>10021432
old sci-fi payed attention to the science, and worked to remain reasonably accurate
it was with star wars and star trek that we moved away from science fiction, and when just to pure magic tech and WW1 style winged space fighter plane dogfights

>>10013532
>you thought you could hold it for 7 days
I've been told that in micro-gravity you don't need to go #2 for about 5 days. Then the real fun begins.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1DYJIIqyQA
>the real issue is solid waste disposal

>>10021432
>we're moving from the 90/80s craze into the late 70s Syd Mead designs
>designs become more retrofuturistic
>by 2060 rockets will look like this