/sci/ - Science & Math

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTVxELrVfB0

>>15263137
Needs a JUST edit of von Braun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAUVCn_jw5I

New erryday video

>>15263143
very cool

Thank you joe biden for funding nasa, largest nasa budget ever. Thank you

>>15263157
>largest nasa budget ever
>making shit up

>The Biden administration’s budget framework, released March 9, proposed increasing NASA’s budget by 7% from the nearly $25.4 billion the agency received in fiscal year 2023, roughly keeping pace with inflation.

>>15263157
>largest nasa budget ever
It got adjusted for inflation. Stop making up shit.

>>15263137
Glass the Earth, demigod war eventually

>>15263157
largest if it isnt adjusted to inflation perhaps, inflation adjusted then no, and as a percentage of federal budget, nowhere close

https://conormclaughlin.net/2019/07/understanding-nasas-funding-limitations/

here is the nominal as well

>>15263179
as a percentage of the federal budget

I think the larger problem might be the fact that NASA doesnt have true autonomy to do what they want with the money, they get specific funding for programs (like SLS) and not 27 billy to use as they please

>>15263176
there's lies, damn lies, and then there's statistics. guess which one you just posted

>>15263186
this is only used by retards that don't understand statistics

https://www.youtube.com/live/3q9qHDsCK88?feature=share
sheetz looks great here, really cleaning up his dude bro act. respect to that

>>15263201
Lack of substance really.

>>15263224
yeah

The budget would be okay if NASA had good leadership focused on achieving an actual goal, instead it’s focused on pet projects that demand components built by other pet projects and imported from 6 gorrillion other countries

https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2023/03/pentagon-looking-make-sure-spacex-doesnt-abandon-them-war/383837/

>>15263296
This is what Starshield is for.

>>15263296
>dont have any contracts
>utilize freely given donation
>complain about donations
>claim BAD
>dont try to form secure contracts
>complain SpaceX bad

>>15263304
Exactly seems like a hit piece on Spacex.

>>15263179
>Went to the moon for less than two hundred billion dollars in the 60s
>Everything was painstakingly hand made at enormous expense
>Can't do anything close to that today because even without inflation, purchasing power is way down

>>15263296
>"What do you mean, "it's a free country and they're a private company that we're freeloading on to provide a commercial product for lethal military use"
>They didn't give SpaceX a sweetheart IDIQ contract for Starshield development immediately
Who is running that clown show

>>15263184
how hard would it be to just peg NASA budget as 1% of the federal budget and give them free reign? get rid of cost+ too
I guess that wouldn't automatically solve the problems, you would have organizations like JPL still that just do retardedly expensive and complicated projects to justify being around/getting the budget they had previously

>>15263334
Biden admin has been doing everything they can to stop Musk from all of his companies. FTC just recently requested entire communications data from Elon Musk along with twitters contact with journalists. As well as doing background checks on those journalists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMDjfP1gk60

You should watch the entire thing. The gaslight is intense. This just happened earlier today.

Biden's FDA stopped Neuralink recently. They have dozens of lawsuits against Tesla. They have stopped Boring Company from expanding in California. They revoked the FCC subsidies for Starlink a year prior.

>>15263342
how much of this would actually change with a republican admin?
Musk tends to piss a lot of people off just by disrupting so many industries

>>15263347
If Republican admin were elected, then they'd appoint different heads to lead those organizations, thus attacks against Musk wouldn't be a thing. Attacks against Musk was never a thing during Trump admin or Obama admin. Its only after he went against the Covid narrative that things ramped up.

>>15263347
Trump attended DM-2 in person and made a big deal out of what a good job Elon was doing for the country despite them not seeing eye to eye on climate change. If he gets back things change in a hurry.

>>15263347
It's because globohomo is afraid that Musk will actually succeed in establishing an off-world foothold.

>>15263350
yeah and because of twitter

>>15263342
>Biden's FDA stopped Neuralink recently
Does your analysis go no deeper than "government licenses le bad" even when talking about human trials on a brain implant?

>>15263339
you are naive if you think NASA getting free reign is a good idea

>>15263369
Are you dumb? There are quite a handful of companies where humans were transplanted with brain implants. They're all FDA approved. The old industry standard Utah Array was approved 20 years ago and is still in service.
If the govenrment wanted to go after you, they can go after any number of reasons. "SpaceX launch license delayed by FAA because safety concerns" "Tesla cars under investigation because safety concerns" "Twitter under investigations because safety concerns" "You can't masturbate in your bedroom because UHHH SAFETY CONCERNS!!!"

It doesn't matter what the rational is, we can always make up a rational. The point has always been about tipping the scale to make someone your enemy and target them using those excuses.

>>15263342
What the fuck man? Is USA a captured state? This is the only conclusion I can draw from them fucking over one of the few networks actually interested in keeping jobs in America.

>>15263380
>Is USA a captured state?
This observation is highly antisemitic

>>15263380
Its called "censorship industry complex" formed by government agencies, intelligence community, think tanks, government funded NGOs, political NGOs, corporate partners to create a narrative. Its all a living breathing system.

>>15263381
>da joos
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thought-terminating_clich%C3%A9

>>15263395
Now you're being extremely semitic.

>>15263142
I heard he's the villain of the new Indiana Jones movie

>>15263395
>The term was popularized by Robert Jay Lifton in his 1961 book Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism, who referred to the use of the cliché, along with "loading the language", as "the language of non-thought".[5]
>Lifton was born in 1926, in Brooklyn, New York, the son of businessman Harold A. Lifton, and Ciel Lifton née Roth. In 1942, he enrolled at Cornell University at the age of 16. He was admitted to New York Medical College in 1944, graduating in 1948.[1] He interned at the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn in 1948–49. He did his psychiatric residence training at the Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York in 1949–51.
Every single time.

>>>/wsg/4997221

>>15263432
>>15263401
Why do I even try with you morons

>>15263439
Show us where you tried.
Oh wait, you didn't, you just typed DA JOOS as if it were an argument.

>>15263439
You're proving our point. The gotcha phrase you're using to deflect from Jewish involvement was created by a Jew. Show me one modern problem that doesn't root back to them.

To save you some time I'll remind you up front that Mao's revolution was funded by Jewish bankers and the early Soviet governments were supermajority Jewish so don't go blaming the Russians or the Chinese. They're secondary to the real problem.

>>15263369
Government licenses are bad

>>15263432
…Nasa recently launched the
James
Edwin
Webb space telescope

>>15263395
go away jidf
theres already a million websites larger and more popular than 4chan which are censored in your favor, why not go and enjoy one of them instead of coming to the one place you know that you're unwelcome to screech and cry about white people expressing their honest opinions to each other.
or does the entire internet need to be a protected space for jews?

>>15263350
>>15263368
it started way before this recent drama. Musk was the only billionare that refused to pay tribute to politicians coffers in the form of "donations" during elections, including Biden. That and his preferential treatment by orange Hitler administration is what got him on the shit list with Bidens group. Finally there is the religious-ideological dimension in him being the most successful african immigrant in US which pisses all over the woke cultists

it sucks too as there really is not alternative on the globe where to set up a base of operation that is conductive of such pioneer industry. Everybody else is a jungle of bureaucracy with too many seats at the table like the EU. Or lawless kleptocratic dictatorships that will just steal you blind like all the turd worlders examplified by Russia. Or lure you in with sweet temptation only to steal you blind once you are settled in and then throw you out (China).

Outside the US maybe Australia would be the best candidate for fledgling space industry political and military stability wise. Even then you have to lure the competent engineers with you over to the outback which is a gargantuan task in on itself.

>>15263482
I forgot about Biden being friends with Tesla shortseller Jim Chanos who was a donation driver

>>15263482
>australia
>space program
lmao

>>15263494
She'll be right

>>15263494
>The crown jewel of the Australian space program is a fucking kiddy science centre
KILL ME

>>15263514
hot girls in the back

>Is it a millipede, or a rock? The ‘evidence’ we’ve already found life on Mars

>Group of academics say they have identified fossilised sponges, corals, worm eggs, algae and more on planet's surface
>The scientists believe they have spotted fossilised sponges, corals, worm eggs, algae, fungi, lichen, shrimp, crabs, sea spiders, scorpions, the tell-tale green glow of living cyanobacteria, and yes, even a translucent millipede, on the surface.
>“We have photos of fungi growing out of the ground, increasing in size, increasing in number, as based on sequential images,” said Dr Rudolph Schild of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, speaking on behalf of the researchers.
>He added: “We have published photos of cyanobacteria growing. We have photos of an unusual specimen that may have been in a hole and two days later is outside the hole. Is that proof?
>One of the new papers, published in Applied Cell Biology, argues that semi-transparent cocoon-like eggs have been spotted, less than a millimetre in diameter with a single hole at one end, some of which appear to have “non identifiable specimens” exiting and entering.
>All the authors of the recent papers are convinced that fossil evidence proved life once existed on Mars, although not all are in agreement there are still multiple lifeforms thriving today.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/04/millipede-scientists-believe-proves-life-mars/
https://archive.is/Kkxty

Arthropods on Mars
Annals of Experimental Biology (2023)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/368450160_Arthropods_on_Mars

Mars: Cocoons, Fungi, Nematodes, Rhizoids, Annelids, Eggs, Arthropoda in Gale Crater?
Applied Cell Biology (2023)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/367049073

Growth of Cyanobacteria In Gale Crater, Mars, Based on Sequential Images
Annals of Experimental Biology (2023)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/368335877

>>15263514
Australians need to learn to continue their tradition of admiring the deeds of past generations while doing utterly nothing themselves somewhere, otherwise how will they know to rot away uselessly

>>15263413
Thanks, Israel

>>15263296
"I want Starlink to keep the Ukrainian people connected, informed, and safe from attacks"
>ELON IS KING! HERO OF UKRAINE!
"I never said you could use it as part of a weapons platform. This violates our guidelines and we have the right to remo-"
>AAAAAAH ELON WORKS FOR RUSSIA!

What's the point of new space stations around Earth other than tourism?

>>15263585
It's literally just "don't put it on weapons because then the state department will fuck my ass"

>>15263630
Propellant depot
Zero-g/vacc manufacturing
Solar power stations

>>15263585
>based thundercuck giving the current finger

Is this bullish for space?

>>15263699
Space societies are LARP hobbies with no impact. Work/fund/found that's actual impact.

starship news doko...

>>15263707
ここだhttps://www.youtube.com/@NASASpaceflight/videos

>>15263380
Well yeah, I thought everyone knew that by now.

>>15263699
lmao i just found out his wife is a republican politician and antisemitic chud.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Fowler_Arthur
>In March 2022, Fowler Arthur stated that the history of the Holocaust should be taught from multiple perspectives, saying "Maybe you’re [learning about the Holocaust] from the perspective of a Jewish person that has gone through the tragedies that took place. And maybe you’ll listen to it from the perspective of a German soldier.” [6] Fowler Arthur was criticized for her statements by other politicians and by members of the Jewish community in Ohio.

>>15263767
You're not allowed to do anything but bow and feel bad in the face of The Sacred Cow.

>>15263767
>>15263774
The Jewish population of Germany through about the 1930s was pretty well integrated in the country. A concerted effort and a lot of national propaganda was required to convince the broader public that "The Jewish Problem" was a thing that could exist. There is opportunity for interesting additional perspectives in there, beyond "the Jews were undeserving victims," with respect to the mechanisms that were used to play up and convince the population that something needed to be done to be rid of them when there wasn't a lot to latch on to, but frankly, I don't think the powers that be want people to notice and understand state propaganda as part of their public education.

>>15263767
Kill Jews

>>15263767
>republican politician and antisemitic
based

>>15263791
>There is opportunity for interesting additional perspectives in there, beyond "the Jews were undeserving victims,"
Yes. Yes there certainly are, anon.

>>15263767
holy based, have to start watching isaac arthur videos again

I like that Isaac Arthur thinks big desu

>>15263791
If it wasn't for the Haber-Bosch process Germany would have been forced out of WW1 much earlier. You can argue that it would have worked out better for Germany since they lost anyway, but that's a far cry from stabbing them in the back.

Would mars colonization have been possible in the 60s and 70s ?

>>15263866
It's not even possible today

Is it just me, or did Relativity go from "we'll get it on the first try and be the first methalox rocket to orbit" to "max-q is a success" real fast?

>>15263791
one day they just decided to prosecute Jews. Sad!

>>15263395
Wow, a thought terminating cliche? Just like "thought terminating cliche"?

the absolute state of roscosmos

>>15263936
That doesn't even work

>>15263922
Because Hitler had a long time grudge against Jews for various [reasons] and concocted a scheme to turn everyone against them as he was, recruiting the help of one of the greatest propagandists to ever live.

It's actually over

>>15263946
how long until russia loses ability to go to space?

>>15263946
maybe they could use trampolines instead of Soyuz

>>15263957
spacexiles where did we go wrong?

>>15263953
I’d hold a grudge against people who ruined my civilization too

>>15263957
The damn FAA are at it again

>>15263949
>notice someone mentions judaism
>"that's a thought terminating cliche!"
>argument won, no need to think about it anymore

I spelled it out for you because you're stupid

Redpill me on Chinese space program

>>15263983
>>15263342
>usa is a captured state
>it's da jews
>argument won, no need to think about it anymore
Yeah I am stupid for trying. USA niggers deserve this

>>15263973
If Germany lost the first war because of Jews, then why did they lose the second time, after they put all the Jews in camps and stole all of their assets?

>>15263140
>closeshots of shitskins, niggers and women
No wonder Nasa can't achieve shit

>>15263140
>NASA is laser focused on Mars
I'm feeling a little bit of hope

>>15263140
>>15263140
Well, that was fucking gay

>>15263369
ok bootlicker faggot lmao

>>15263439
ok pedo

>>15264031
Daily reminder that Musk is government.

>>15263137
ESA hinting at a European astronaut on the moon?

>>15264033
Ok faggot

>>15264035
>hitch a ride on the american rocket
This shit is dumber than the saudi ones. At least they bought the engineers fair and square

That's not a giant tv btw, its a rear projection screen for slides and flimstrips

>>15264020
Nigga that's a meme like 2 more weeks or having commercial nuclear fusion in 20 years, the only serious about going to Mars was Musk.
>>15264037
cry more pedo kike
>>15264034
Start making sense mongoloid bootlicker lmao

>>15264020
lel mate, you must be a zoomer. The "laser-focus on Mars" is like step 3 of the usual 4 step NASA tango. It's a well studied dance at this point. The other steps are shit like "focus on near-Earth to make space commercial", "focus on the Moon to get a convenient base and continue the legacy", "focus on Mars because this is the only thing that gets people that care about space excited", "focus on rovers or some other irrelevant red herring shit".

>>15263946
Yeah so much for their little double-impact theory hahahaha

>>15264062
I want to land the lawnchair.

>>15263767
Based, put her in charge of NSS instead

>>15263767
>from the perspective of a Jewish person that has gone through the tragedies that took place

More like the perspective of a grifter who moved to the USA in 1920's and made up ridiculous tales

>>15264039
Not really. ESA built the service module, and will supply parts of Gateway. Quite different to contracting out your "space program" to the University of Colorado.
The recent headline chasing by gulf states is pretty undignified.

>>15264085
>contracting out your "space program" to the University of Colorado
Still more legit than buying a ticket

>>15264085
A surprisingly shrewd move if you know who the university's neighbors are. You can throw a rock and hit the main campus of Ball, and Sierra Space, ULA, Lockheed Martin, Maxar, Boeing, and more all have a significant presence nearby

>>15263688
>https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2023/03/pentagon-looking-make-sure-spacex-doesnt-abandon-them-war/383837/

Instead we have the ISS

>>15264048
RETVRN
to hardwood offices

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/10/k2-space-startup-building-massive-spacecraft.html

>go bigger to get cheaper

Fucking finally this mindset is taking off in space, imagine the planetary exploration probes you can make from these buses

>>15264236
I have autism for aerobrake trajectories but they just seem so much more risky and I think the aeroshell designs so far have been pretty generous

>>15264250
>indian founders who start talking about the "capabilities" of a vehicle that hasn't launched yet
>not grifters

>>15263767
Now I get why that one anon keeps trying to force the whole scat thing. He's a kike.

>>15264266
>The latter cut his teeth at SpaceX, where he spent about six years developing systems for its Dragon spacecraft, which now fly cargo and crew to the International Space Station.

>wake up
>b7 is getting removed from the launch site
wtf??

>>15264278
It's the FAA's fault, surely

>>15264278
2 more weeks

for me, the 1990s - 2000s period of weird shuttle derived mars proposals with gay strategies for minimized IMLEO are the peak of autism(good)

>>15264278
2 week staging period ended

Rest assured, B7 will be back on the pad NET March 26th

>>15264278
It’s too weak

>>15264250
https://www.k2space.com/
yeah right

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/10/astra-investigates-potential-illegal-short-selling-as-delisting-deadline-looms.html
>Spacecraft engine manufacturer and small rocket builder Astra announced on Friday that the company is investigating “potential illegal short selling” among shareholders of its common stock.
>The announcement comes as Astra faces a delisting deadline issued by the Nasdaq last year. With shares at 47 cents as of Friday’s open, Astra has until April 4 for its stock price to return above $1 a share for at least ten consecutive business days, or it would receive a Nasdaq delisting notice. If that happens, Astra is able to appeal the delisting before a Nasdaq hearings panel.
>Astra is expected to report fourth-quarter results after market close on Mar. 30.
COPE

>>15264272
>I was a wagie, therefore I can start a company, with my brother, in an industry with zero successful examples

ok

Bagged engines

>>15264307
There is still hope

>>15264307
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhJRzQsLZGg

>>15264306
If they avoid bankruptcy without intervention, an established bus builder like Maxar will kick their shit in once they know it might work.

>>15264307
yes, YES, mars and jupiter will be explored with shuttle derived hardware

>>15264302
why are all the space startups obsessed with getting a SPAC? it seems to ruin every company that gets one.

>>15264316
Not every company

>>15264314
but whats the purpose of "bus's" in the first place? They will never be lighter than adding some hypergolic/pressure fed/ion engine to your satellite to give it whatever dV you need

>>15264316
SPACs got popular because it avoids the reporting requirements of an IPO

Which is one of the most benign ways the stock market is a shell game designed to separate rich idiots from their money

>>15264319
Altair was cooler

>>15264318
Not anchoring your propulsion to a fixed chassis? You're going to have a bad time.

>>15264323
ever new lunar lander design besides starship and the side landing centaur one has looked gay honestly

>>15264322
so a spac is a get rich quick scheme from space startups who know their company is a failure and are trying to get as much money from it as possible before the inevitable bankruptcy

>>15264316
Bird in hand is worth 2 in bush. SPAC offers instant infusion of cash that companies desperately need. The alternative is to take it slow and waste time.

>>15264333
Now you're getting it
The reporting on how the small launch market is going to fall off a cliff hasn't been falling on deaf ears. The VCs want out

>>15264319

>>15264316
Money. And they arent anymore. SPAC is now associated with SCAM

>>15264278
why are you surprised? The thing couldn't even turn on it's engines for the static

We’ve been fucking around in LEO for like 50 years now—why the FUCK isn’t there a big ass spin station in orbit

>>15264356
why DON'T we have city-scale particle colliders?

>>15264354
This. So much this. No engines started at all.

>>15264322
>Which is one of the most benign ways the stock market is a shell game designed to separate rich idiots from their money
can you elaborate?

>>15264358
>what is the LHC?

>@NASA and @csa_asc will announce during an event at 11 a.m. EDT (10 a.m. CDT) on Monday, April 3, the four astronauts who will venture around the Moon during the #Artemis II mission.


Why are the Canadians on this mission?

>>15264358
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivVzGpznw1U
You're in luck
Here's a 3 part, 3 hour youtube series explaining why

>>15264360
Where do you want to start? Automated front-running trading bots arbitrating penny-or-less differences between buy and sell orders? Dark pools hiding buy orders while the selling takes place on the open exchange to influence price action?

>>15264389
Because theyre good for it

>>15264374
>>15264393
What's the point of those colliders?

>>15264416
to keep assholes who get a phd in physics employed

>>15264416
The bigger they are, the higher energies they can reach and then hopefully new phenomena can be observed.

>>15264396
I'm a bit of a financial brainet. So what you're saying is the big players are making small amateur investors lose their money?

>>15263767
based

I remember watching some documentary about some guy who invented this stock trading bot which suddenly stopped working as well as it should have. He spent years trying to solve the issue but was eventually told in casual conversation that he'd been essentially blacklisted so that other bots wouldn't trade with him or something.

>>15264436
Look up the most popular recent fad "payment for order flow" -- yes, in other words. Some of the even bigger players also make a point of being on both sides of a trade so they make money betting against their customers

>>15264444
its a fucking casino

>>15263142

>>15264456
WOAH

>Huh, they’re sending an unmanned probe to Venus and letting a bunch of schoolchildren name it…
>…well, that’s gonna end badly
I never got this joke

>>15264476
>Oh no no no ITS GONNA END BADLY
Fuck off nigger, it's fun for the kids

Bros I can't take it anymore I need the two more weeks arc to be over already remember how good things used to be watching Mexicans weld up grain silos AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>15264393
>physicists are retards who ruined a project then all quit

sounds about normal

>>15264444
link?

Thoughts on spinlaunch?

>>15264556
scam

>>15264556
spinnu

>>15264556
might end up being a useful tech demo for installations on lower gravity bodies, but it will never be useful on Earth

Physically possible, finacially impossible, practically useless

>>15264567
>>15264556

>>15264556
*Flinglaunch

Lockheed will buy out ULA from Boeing, Boeing will focus solely on SLS. Tory stays CEO, and becomes unshackled, granted billions in additional development funding. ULA renamed to Sovereign Launch. Announcement of accelerated Vulcan reuse via propulsive landing, ditching SMART. Vulcan Block 2 announced shedding solid motors, stretched tanks, and new fully reusable launch vehicle teased.

I wish we had more spaceplanes

At this rate Vulcan is flying sooner than Starship

>>15264581
None of this will happen save for ULA getting sold. It will be to some literal who investment partnership who will run it into the ground

2 small launches tomorrow

>>15264598
Cool rockets, gay names.

>>15264598
Two back to back clear streams, let's fucking go boys

>>15264598
>Can't go to wallops this time
bummer, I wanted to take my new telescope

>>15263269

Not that simple, the company has other costs than salaries, like server infrastructure costs (they went down to 2 from 3 data centers) and one ver substantial new cost, about a 10 billion dollars of high interest rate loan from the leveraged buyout that means about 1.5 billion of ectra costs per year to service that loan
Cutting staff reduced the costs substantially yes, but a lot of the big advertisers have been starting to come back as well that left during the initial confusion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G20E_QOgcms&list=OLAK5uy_msmEvujP4h28yh_TJRUzjJykpQVyLSMmQ

>>15264585
It's OK we will have starship soon (a spaceplane)

>>15264641
he's right you know

>>15264654

>>15264597
Bold of you to assume Lockheed or Boeing would simultaneously relinquish their control over the second most valuable US laumch company and create even more competition for themselves.

>>15264654
what's the difference between a rocket and a spaceplane

>>15264668
method of re-entry

>>15264668
dont listen to anyone who responds to you

Perhaps it's been discussed before, but why is there no pictures of the Chinese space station, Tiangong, from the outside? Just the launch and from the inside

>>15264668
A spacecraft that's able to generate lift equal to its weight while in Earth's atmosphere

>>15264676
I'd like to know this too. It's weird.

>>15264683
but your definition includes F9 then

>>15264688
>F9
>generating lift

https://twitter.com/relativityspace/status/1634289620329418793
>First Aeon R engine build complete
Proontchads just keep winning

https://twitter.com/thetimellis/status/1634307143108009984
>Two pumps, one methane one LOx. Single gas generator, the split ducting you see feeds each turbine (there is turbine stack each pump). It’s fuel rich cycle in main chamber, pretty much all engines are, ox-rich is only for preburners in full flow or ORSC engines. Aeon R has beastly pumps because it’s really high power and thrust density - for the thrust class of 258,000 pound thrust, actually quite small and dense. But pump power goes up fairly dramatically with increases in chamber pressure. It’s a pretty high performing and efficient GG cycle engine, I think it will be among the best. This is Block 1, Block 2 already in build and looks quite a bit more compact lots of new hardware for that iteration. Planning out to Block 6 already actively. This will be a very high iteration rate engine given almost all of it is 3D printed.

>>15264676
There are a few spacewalk photos. They might not have had the same opportunities to take external photography from arriving or departing Shenzhou or from the end of the manipulator arm yet.

On the other hand, they did a whole ass spacewalk recently and didn't bother telling anyone about it until a few days after it was done and provided exactly zero details, so they might just not care as much about public outreach.

>>15264693
at least they downscaled the resolution so you can't see the proontlines

>>15264710
Would you trust a Chinese spacesuit?

>>15264710
Communists always report after the fact in case something goes wrong.

>>15264693
they told the guy "look like you are forced to be there"

>>15264693
>Aeon R has beastly pumps because it’s really high power and thrust density - for the thrust class of 258,000 pound thrust, actually quite small and dense.
258K lbf is 115kN. Unless that's a midget for scale, isn't that engine huge for 115kN? Merlin 1D looks about the same size for 850kN

>>15264668
at this point, not much

>>15264715
Don't they just buy Orlan suits?
Not that I'd trust anything made in Russia at this point, but it's a fairly proven suit.

>>15264250

>>15264802

>>15264803

>>15264805

>>15264806

>>15264809
end

>>15264811
>>15264809
>>15264806
>>15264805
>>15264803
>>15264802
>>15264250
Thank you, I just invested my life savings in this stock.

>>15264814
its over, svb is going down
a lot of startups will go belly up if svb arent bailed out, as these startups cant make payroll

https://twitter.com/BellikOzan/status/1634236807163551744

>>15264819

Meanwhile

https://twitter.com/jeff_foust/status/1634219193770954753

>>15264816
ycombination will save our souls

>>15264816
If we rebrand our space company as an AI company the pussy juices will be aflowin again

>>15264816
The feds are arranging a buy out right now with other banks.

>>15264250
isnt this exaclty what a lot of people have said here? stop autistically optimizing weight

>>15264828
Can't believe we are doing this shit again. Neverending looping nightmare world.

>it’s another “/sfg/ gets hyped about some gimmick that won’t exist in 2 years” episode

>>15264824
lmfao can we kill all those people please? or at least maime them

>>15264832
Ok give me a stock then

>>15264316
going public through a SPAC is easier/faster than doing it through an IPO
why go public in the first place? usually much easier to get funding as stock is much more liquid, gives the founders and employees also an easy way to turn some stock into cash
also not uncommon for the early stage VC funders to finally cash out at that point and go onto fund some new startups

>>15264830
? it's fine

>>15264318
I mean doesnt the bus itself have a propulsion system attached to it usually? a bus is everything that you need for the satellite to do what its doing, basic infrastructure like attitude and propulsion, power and heat managment, connection point for the instruments you want to use
having to just worry about the instruments when you design a satellite is going to make it much easier and probably cheaper if its not something mass manufactured

>>15264848
I love bank bailouts

>>15264858
nobody is bailing out svb, it's just insured and being liquidated. completely different from a bail out.

>>15264344
Space stations are literally such pointless wanks. Humans are not made for zero g. If you ignore distance, they hardly are cheaper to construct than a base on a body.
All we need the current century are Phobos as the "space station", and Mars.

>>15264693
my interest for relativity just went up a lot
I hope they don't fuck up the launch
oldpsace needs to be thoroughly mogged and humiliated so they are finally put to rest

>>15264860
93% of the 161b worth of deposits are uninsured by FDIC so yes this if the fed gives them money to make ends meet this is in fact, a bailout.

>>15264828
source?

>>15264692
Yes it's generating more lift than it's weight otherwise it wouldn't be slowing down when returning

>>15264824
Incumbents gonna incumber

>>15264867
buyout =/= bailout retard mother nigger

>>15264867
a bailout implies svb is going to continue to exist

>>15264879
Your nose is showing through my screen

>>15264862
You'll need ore processing stations for mining Ryugu and Psyche

>>15264875
>>15264828
I'm asking because I haven't seen anything like that
sounds like hopium to me at this point

https://twitter.com/growing_daniel/status/1634335618926002177

>>15264882
Antisemite too huh? just pile it on

>>15264893
Oy vey

The Platonic ideal of an IVA suit imo

>>15264893
anti italian actually

Guys I think Hobbitlab might be having some payroll issues next week.

>>15264912
uhh...

>>15264711
I just cannot fucking fathom why anyone would want to proooont tanks??
Why reinvent the wheel??
Rolling sheet metal is so much better in so many ways why the FUCK does anyone think that the long thin roundy bits should be proonted??!?!?!?

>>15264912
This shit is the biggest nothingburger of the month

>>15264912
rip bozo

>>15264920
You will never be an adventurous capitalist

>>15264920
>proooont
>proonted??!?!?!?
>I just cannot fucking fathom
There may be a connection between these things.

>>15264393
I could've had a supercollider under my feet right now if Reagan was less retarded :(

>>15264912
why don't they keep their money in stable coins

>>15264933
>>15264393
It's pointless now for America to start working on a collider.

>>15264947
ok pedo

>>15264947
kek I posted the image I pasted in /a/. Well, enjoy.

>>15264946
funny

>>15264946
Because the stablecoins keep their cash at SVB too

>>15264933
linear plasma wakefield accelerators are the future not those goofy whirligigs

>>15264953
tether bros
we keep winning

>>15264947
>>15264958
Now it's pointless but it would've been cool in the 90s

>>15264949
>literally a knee-jerk anti-weeb reaction on an anime website
Here's more Nino. Seethe more.
>>15264966
Frankly, I don't know if American science (I know space is not directly science, just science-adjacent, but I don't know the term that combines these two) could have endured a second giant money waste in the 90s, next to the idiotic space shuttles. The Europeans weren't gonna stop building the LHC, so two giant colliders in the world are unnecessary, and the SSC was already a disaster in the making.
I am still mad at what the space shuttle became.

>>15264982
I'm only interested in the thigh highs for fetish reasons, the rest of the image can and should be fucking discarded and your retarded ass should be rangebanned

>>15264982
post her getting raped

>>15264598
15h until relativity stream start

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tv6pbDCmLk

>>15264598
about 22h to rocket lab launch, no stream link yet

https://www.rocketlabusa.com/live-stream/

>>15265000
oh fugggg :-DDDDD

>>15264912
RIP Rocketlab

>>15265036
supposedly this is only somethign like 20% of their cash, not company ending

>>15264912
inb4 Astra buys out Rocket Lab

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1634374859043270678

lmao here we go again

>The VASIMR concept originated in 1977 with former NASA astronaut Franklin Chang Díaz, who has been developing the technology ever since
Keeping a grift going for nearly half a century is a feat only achieved by a few

>>15265078
Hey, if you can make it work...

>>15265065
Honestly can't wait for the Astra comeback arc. Would be a greater underdog story than SpaceX.

>>15265077
>local man tries to make digital banking a thing, again

It didn't work last time, Elon.

>>15265089
Astra will build Sea Dragon

>>15265094
You spelled ARCA wrong, dipshit

>>15265083
>nobody has funded her
kek, no one cares about her idea
hopefully musk makes skintight spacesuits anyways

my favorite alternate histories have $500-million-per launch fully reusable heavy lift spaceplanes

>>15265108
>the year is 2012+11
>still don't have a shader that can imitate the grainyness of film
lol, lmao even

>>15265108
The government is intrinsically never going to create something cheaper than the free market could, so it’s stupid

>>15265112
stupid alternate histories are the best. oldspace aesthetic fucking rules, though I agree that private space in the real world is the best way forward

>march is probably off the table
when will the two week meme end?

>>15265115
I agree, we’re on the same page :)
For all mankind is gay though. Great in theory; but gay in execution.

>>15265119
in 2 weeks

>>15265115
Space elevator is the best alternate history

>>15264693
>

Daily reminder that AI will make artists obsolete

>>15265169
Art being made by humans is what makes it "art." Nobody gives a fuck about some Mona Lisa copy made by some WHO professional artist. Cause it isn't Leo's expression of himself, it is someone else's approximation of it.

And it has always been monetarily obsolete as well to be an artist in the modern world so nothing changes there either

>>15264315
Imagine the Hydrogen leak

>>15264422
Shit would had been so cash

It's been a little over a month since the last required test so I would expect FAA news soon on the B7 launch license, like before next Friday

>>15265182
Art is literally just pretty pictures. Your pretentious definitions of "art" are ultimate cringe.
AI art is low-value. It's mass generated. Equally low value is an autistic drawing of Sonichu or inflation fetish on dA. Would you say Sonichu isn't also art just because it's low value and, in a sense, mass produced?

>>15264585

we can

>>15265244
>Art is literally just pretty pictures.
Video games are just pixels on a screen you can move.
>your pretentious definitions of "art" are ultimate cringe.
Not my problem
>AI art is low-value. Mass generated
Okay? Artists not having careers has nothing to with how fast they can pump out new art, but non-existing consumer demand because there are a million more helpful and useful things to spend time/money on.

Art's value has nothing to do with production. How interesting the artist is and what they are able to convey through some kind of medium is more important

>>15265247
ANON

Everyone here has TOLD you. You need a massive runway that probably doesn't exist, bigger wings, and this doesn't bring anything new to the table that other designs can't do a million times cheaper and better. The world is run by problems looking for solutions, not solutions looking for problems

0 progress

>>15265247
lmao this again

>>15265252
me looking at a picture and knowing that the person that made it is a massive faggot, had a hard life etc does not change the picture and in the vast majority of cases I have no idea who even did it
the picture is good or bad "art" regardless of who or what made it

>>15265252
Holy shit kys tranny faggot, also not space related

>>15265247
I hate spaceplanes and I hate you, but I admire and respect your dedication. This is what spaceflight needs.

>>15265258
Spaceplane is more kino than oldspace style propulsive landing

>>15265325
This is an opinion but it’s still wrong

>>15265327
Look how ridiculous this looks. It's like some 50s sci-fi serial. Spaceplane looks like a serious spaceship.

>>15265329
it looks awesome you fag

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1634420874127327233

apparently the housing stuff was bullshit

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1634420021551038465

>>15265329
>50s
Spacebanes are retrofuturistic 70s nerd-ass, shiny sci-fi toys. What you posted is an actual grimey 21st centrury workhorse of "actualspace".

>>15265366
What is he insinuating? It looks perfectly fine to me.

>>15265366
Everything from MSM related to Musk and his companies are fake/fake narratives/misleading/half truths/etc

https://twitter.com/Space_Station/status/1634429414732705794

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kySW-_5O5s

Thank you joe biden and the faa for working on starship orbit test license paperwork. thank you

>>15265434
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxoJgQz9pTY

>>15264982
Post her getting married

oh my god, what happened????

>>15265477
They don't call him Joe Spaceflight fer nothin

>>15265611
Were on Mars should we first settle? Valles Marineris, the choice is pretty clear, no? It's equatorial, and you can paraterraform it, i.e. dome it over, eventually.

>>15265635
i think she wants to have sex with me

>>15263296
very femoid behavior from the yentagon

>>15265646
there's nothing going on with the pentagon, that article is fucking trash. it's all political theater, including that article. spacex and the DoD have negotiated every starlink/ukraine decision in private.

>>15265635
Easier to terraform the whole planet by shipping water and nitrogen ice from the outer system

>>15265000
4 hours

>>15265000
Gambaro

>>15264327
I liked Dynetics Alpaca

>>15265868
kek, I remember the NASA analysis, I don't remember the exact wording, but it was brutal. Something about not having sufficient TWR I think.

>>15265869

>>15265869
nobody knows what they meant by this but I'm convinced that they were too heavy for their propellant load so they couldn't get [it up] to orbit

>>15265000
4 bongs away

>>15265650
>in private
except for that time the Pentagon decided to leak the conversation and then never offered a contract.
Biden's cabinet is more than willing to watch SpaceX self-destruct over Ukraine and then swoop in to look like the heroes.

>>15264002
I don't even disagree with you, but that's a bad argument. It was New Yorkers and Bolsheviks that turned the US and the USSR against Germany.

>>15265869
>>15265882
>k-12 education link

>>15265091
PayPal has a market cap of ~$80 billion. In what sense is that a failure?

>>15265978
Now you've made her cry.

>>15265994
>>15265882
FAT!

>>15265997
this is solvable through the power of Starship

does anybody have the Stardust/Starship meme ft. Shelby and Big Jim

>>15266006

>>15266013
thanks

Why didn't they dock the space shuttle liquid tanks in the ISS to use for space, even if they weren't going to be activated until a later dock? It sounds like a good way to have a lot of extra space

>>15266094
because there were no doors or ports on it, and they had no tech for attaching it securely, it would literally have been an orbital version of hoarding

>>15266112
should have done it anyways desu

>>15266094
Then they'd need all kinds of hardware

>>15264396
>Automated front-running trading bots
Front running is illegal.
>>15264447
>payment for order flow
PFOF is not front running, executed trades offer price improvement over NBBO, except maybe Robinhood who are genuinely crooks.
>Some of the even bigger players also make a point of being on both sides of a trade so they make money betting against their customers
I can't even imagine how this works in your head.
>Hurr durr then why pay for order flow
Every retail investor is net inefficient compared to the market, if you take an aggregate of retail investors and simply bet against them blindly regardless of what trades they make you make money on average, since they do not know more about the underlying ideal price than the market.
>HFT creates no value da joos are taking my money!
Correctly pricing goods is valuable, you benefit by being able to trade securities at an efficient price.

So that's why B7 was removed

>>15266182
Seemed weird to me that they were apparently finishing the pad while the rocket was on it. Guess that's not the case.

>>15266187
Now this is podracing

https://twitter.com/relativityspace/status/1634578062124675072
>upper-level winds are a potential concern today and we are continuing to monitor
goddammit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YWYReboz4g
Methalox 3d printing stream is up
T-1:30:00

>>15266194
how the fuck

>>15266182
So you're telling me only 2 weeks of work left?

>>15266182
Holy shit...that's bad

https://spacenews.com/space-force-allocates-three-historic-cape-canaveral-launch-pads-to-four-companies/
>A spokesperson for Space Launch Delta 45 referred questions March 10 about SpaceX’s continued use of the launch complex to the company. SpaceX did not respond to questions March 8 about its future use of SLC-13; the company rarely responds to media inquiries.
lol

>>15266194
>delayed
fuck

>>15266200
>*It ain’t shelbystarts playing in the background*

>>15266204
Count has resumed at T-2:07:00

>>15266201
what are you seeing? Because nothing looks wrong to me

>>15266208
i always respond with doomerposts whenever that faggot posts boca chica pics with zero context

>>15266210

Tim Ellis is a manlet?

>>15266213
ohnonono
he just exudes manlet energy

So... is B7 gone or what?

>>15266197
No

>>15266204
at least they didn't make us sit through 45 more minutes of holes trying to fill the time by reading dumb shit about which end of the rocket is which

>>15264862

>>15266213
He's extremely fuckable. Short guy, cute hair, smooth skin, childlike smile. His eyes are super cute. I could easily use him as my little subby fucktoy

nice paint scheme

>>15266234
what a chode I want that fat piece up my bussy

>>15264862
>Phobos
yfw it's mostly pea gravel held together loosely by gravity and goes flying in all directions when you try to land on it

>>15266234
Based Launch Alliance. Any ULA Chads ITT?

The Stoke rocket is cute!

>https://spaceanddefense.io/space-terrorism-future-trends-analysis/
>This scenario is guided by the immense technological complexity for creating an actual guided ASAT – seen as the high-mark of Space Weaponization threats, and which has been largely rejected as a plausible Space Terrorist scenario (Coleman, 2017; Bernat, 2019). As an alternative, a relatively crude and low-tech solution has been substituted using a SCUD-like ballistic missile, seeking to create a set of bursts in Space presenting an indiscriminate threat to the Earth’s Satellite Layer (Miller, 2019). This is based on the following scenario:
>However, it should be noted that a low-tech scenario for satellite tracking was demonstrated in the 1950s, in the United States, that:

“proved that this required only a minimal technology approach: amateur satellite observers used stopwatches, sky maps, personal computers and sometimes binoculars to determine satellites’ orbital elements. Hence, tracking can be done using common and inexpensive electronics with minimal training. This is in line with U.S. Undersecretary of State Robert Joseph’s concern about non-governmental satellite observers tracking satellites and posting their orbits on the internet, which can possibly … [be]… used by terrorist organizations.” (Remuss, 2009)

So uhm... who wants to do some space terrorism and learn how to track satellites and launch ASAT weapons?

In minecraft of course.

>>15266252
last time we tried this we made a discord, I posted like four images of Cirno in it, we all downloaded a PDF, and nobody did the work
then the owner deleted the server (based)

>>15266252

>>15264814
its private

live
https://youtu.be/9Tv6pbDCmLk

>>15266311
Scrubativity

>>15266310
love being an accredited investor

>>15266311
I hope it fucking explodes on the FUCKING pad like ABL (Ass Blasted Launch)

https://www.youtube.com/live/3qdyqQH5HNU?feature=share
GET THE FFFFUCK IN HEEEERE

What do you think of this presenter lineup /sfg/?

>>15266335
OHAI O GAZAIMASHITA

>>15266335
CLEAR CHAN DAISUKIIIII

>>15266187

Looks windy

>if
>if
>if

>>15266354

can we make another poll for this one?

>>15266354
>>15266365
literally me

Is there a market for this rocket?

>>15266387
>bannedfrom/r/relatively

>>15266387
meme rockets are for memesats

>>15266387
>he is not aware