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Space Container Freight Edition

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>> No.15392300

The date was a success

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Hit that instant replay

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>>15392300
congrats on your dubs

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>> No.15392313

anyone have the civ6 video?

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>> No.15392316

>>15392310
the house sized chunk of concrete hitting the water makes it for me

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>>15392316
World's biggest rocket certainly didn't disappoint for spectacle

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That's all I've got for sfg-ready webms

>> No.15392328

when i die i want it to be underneath superheavy

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>>15392328
We know, Pierce.

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>> No.15392335

Someone should get an "I'd rather be fission" trucker cap made and send it to Zubrin. His combover attempt looks like he's being molested by seaweed.

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https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1650746883260796928

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>> No.15392350

>>15392348
happy for them

>> No.15392352

>>15392348
I'm glad we are milking the UAE for funding but they have to see that this is a pretty weak accomplishment. The japs and the US basically did it for them...

>> No.15392359

>>15392352
we need to encourage them so they can spend their money on mars colonies instead of "line cities" and tall empty buildings

>> No.15392361

Its so tiring to discuss the launch to people. How do people focus on the pad and the flight termination when spacex just proved their concept and did so with flying colors.

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Hey guys, how does it feel to live in a post-starship era?

>> No.15392366

>>15392359
We really don't need space Arabs. The line city and skyscrapers are kind of great for the West because we get ridiculously horrible human experiments without risking our people.

>> No.15392369

>>15392362
It would feel better if we rid ourselves of filthy pedophiles like you.

>> No.15392370

>>15392366
but anon they are well adapted to the desert realm

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>>15392369
cope

>> No.15392373

>>15392370
Have you ever interacted with them? They are some of the laziest, uninspired people. (Obviously blacks are worse) bBut I would rather have Iranians or space Moroccans as desert dwellers.

>> No.15392375

>>15392371
You won't ruin/sfg/ this time you avatar posting faggot.

>> No.15392376

>>15392362
>Hey guys, how does it feel to live in a post-starship era?
glorious

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>>15392375
shut up lol

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when do we get the IMAX footage

>> No.15392380

>>15392373
We dont need the people just the monayyy

>> No.15392383

>>15392380
https://youtu.be/ULeDlxa3gyc

>> No.15392384

>>15392362
>>15392371
>>15392378
https://twitter.com/inanout00/status/1650346739491295234

>> No.15392385

>>15392361
>the rocket was meant to explooode!!!
Cope.

>> No.15392387

>>15392384
>>>/a/

>> No.15392389

>>15392384
The whole series was complete trash, the whole franchise only has 2 good films.

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>>15391910
Special delivery of r*eddit + TSLAQ at the same time

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>>15392407
I'm going to fucking kill you if you post this faggot here ever again

>> No.15392429

>>15392407
>>15392387
>>15392362
You should all kill yourselves to death

>> No.15392436

>>15392362
I'm much rather live in the post-SLS era.

>> No.15392439

>>15392429
anybody got the pic of krystal getting anal fucked

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>> No.15392451

>>15392366
How about all the money the Arabs pay for the technical expertise, that's pretty good too

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>> No.15392496

>>15392361
that is why you only talk to the ones who at least know about the Falcon development and what it is. it is a must have prequisite. All other are tourists flocking to where the herd is currently going that can be completely ignored

>> No.15392498

>>15392380
One comes with the other i'm sure

>> No.15392500

>>15392384
>>15392378
>>>/a/

>> No.15392504

>>15392451
The money is good but not worth them coming along.

>> No.15392514
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>It is this suspended dust that makes the Martian sky yellow brown, rather than an earthly blue—or, as is often claimed, pink. The idea that the Martian sky might be pink came from early data from the Viking landers. The Vikings had color cameras that could send back red, blue, and green versions of every scene; there were little reference charts attached to the landers so that the balance between the different colors could be properly established back on Earth. Unfortunately these charts were not visible in the first images from Viking 1, and so the color balance had to be done by guesswork. The result was a brownish-red surface with a grayish sky that, in some prints, came out as blue, and this was how Mars looked in the first pictures released to the press. A couple of days later pictures of the color chart on Viking 1 were obtained, and James Pollack—who had a keen interest in how much dust there was in the atmosphere—recalibrated the camera. Now the soil and rocks were red and the sky a dusty pink. This new unearthliness was not universally popular. According to William Poundstone’s excellent biography of Carl Sagan some people actually booed Pollack’s announcement, and the son of one member of the Viking biology team went round JPL retuning video monitors to make the sky look blue again. The shock wore off, though, and the pink skies soon became entrenched in the popular picture of Mars.
>the son of one member of the Viking biology team went round JPL retuning video monitors to make the sky look blue again
was it autism?

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https://twitter.com/TitterDaily/status/1650636492950126613

yet another exclusive spaces starship thing
the previous one was pretty shit though, I don't remember anything actually new coming up (maybe a tidbit or something, but thats pretty shit for a hour long spaces)
I hope this time its more technical than going through the same motions once again like Musk has gone through for the last 10 years

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https://twitter.com/DrPhiltill/status/1650721993518448640

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>>15392523
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/24/spacex-starship-explosion-spread-particulate-matter-for-miles.html

btw Lora Kolodny has a history of posting anti-Musk propaganda, so just based on that I think this is probably bullshit

>> No.15392527

>>15392523
>>15392524
Very interesting, now face the wall.

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>>15392524
OH NO, NOT THE PIPING PLOVER

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Piping Plover bros...

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ESGhound giving his opinion

>> No.15392544

SpaceX should've concreted the whole launch area so there would not be sand everywhere.

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>>15392514
Kek, earfmen can't handle their illusions being shattered

>> No.15392549

>>15392534
Kek’d at particulate emissions. The man really does work for Kinder Morgan

I don’t think anyone could consider this to be emissions in any real, legal sense

>> No.15392554

>>15392549
>>15392534
so is he on some competitors payroll or just a attention whore?

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Soon.

>> No.15392561

>>15392549
This would fall into control of air pollution from the demolition of structures, which is regulated. lol

>> No.15392570

>>15392558
lol @ this boomer pos

>> No.15392572

>>15392531
Piping Plover? More like.. GET PLOWED lmaoooo\thread

>> No.15392577

https://odysee.com/@januszkowalskii1979:e/NASA---Going-Nowhere-Since-1958-(Full-Documentary):4

How many Ls can the NPCs take before they break down?

>> No.15392581

>>15392577
Musk will go the the Moon (again) and Mars and you will remain dumb. Sound like a good deal?

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failed engines lining up with pad columns?

>> No.15392608

>>15392581
Seething NPC

>> No.15392615

>>15392608
How about you go back to spam pol with your retarded x nonsense

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This is the way, anons.

>> No.15392625

>>15392615
The NPC cries as he strikes you

>> No.15392636

>>15392621
Whats with the onion ring?

>> No.15392644

>>15392615
>>15392608
You should both kill yourselves

>> No.15392650

Is there any good data about the Moon's internal temperatures? I'm writing a story and I'm curious how deep humans could delve without temperatures becoming sweltering, and how deep a heat pump would have to be.

>> No.15392651

>>15392644
The NPCs hated Him because He spoke the truth.

>> No.15392653

>>15392534
I've never understood why anyone would care about preserving stupid frogs which, going by Darwinian law, ought to go extinct more than colonizing outer space.

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https://twitter.com/esherifftv/status/1650640675757596672

Ellie posting coomerbait, might have to stop following

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>>15392621
in orbit? sure. Construct it, tug it to nowhere and the see if you can get it working. First have to get to low earth orbit cheap though

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>>15392654
>Imagine, if you will, the smell

>> No.15392666

Why do people get so triggered when I say BE-4 is much more reliable than Raptor?

>> No.15392667

>>15392666
Has it even been used on an actual flight yet?

>> No.15392668

>>15392666
Because only one of those has operational data.

>> No.15392670

>>15392666
Woah. I’m triggered.

>> No.15392671

>>15392667
It's gonna get used soon and we all know that oldspace gets their first launch right. Meanwhile raptor in it's 5 or so flights failed every single time

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>>15392666
>why do people tell me to fuck off when I make shit up?
Anon, we aren't privy to be-4 failure rates, the way we are for Raptor. Maybe once enough have flown, we'll know.

>> No.15392675

>>15392666
how do you back that up?
I mean it might be true, wouldn't trigger me
However, reliability is just one of many attributes you need to consider when building an engine
what about mass manufacturibility? Cost? Performance (includes many metrics)?

>> No.15392676

>>15392671
I would count Mitsubishi H3 as oldspace seeing they are nearly 150 years old.

>> No.15392681

>>15392675
To add to this, additionally you have lifetime, how often do you have to repair/refurbish it between flights and how time consuming/costly is that? (Affects the total operating costs of the engine)

You can get reliability probably almost as high as you want if you ignore everything else, but even then maybe not
i do think there is some maximum where you can get with the first iteration regardless how much time, effort and money you use, the oldspace way of using massive amounts of effort on each iteration might not be the optimal way and if we look at the current launch market, it seems pretty clear to me it really isn't the optimal way

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Raptor bros...

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i'm posting this one again

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Reminder: no hate speech allowed in /sfg/, your words have consequences

>> No.15392685

>>15392684
What happened to that anon that brought signs to the Starship launch?

>> No.15392688

>>15392685
CIA blacksite being tortured

>> No.15392690

>>15392683
Oh look, a man whos source of legitimate information is the crackpot he stows away into his coffee kettle

>> No.15392692

>>15392684
Wait until the ADL figures out Nazis drinks water and they have to start budgeting for soda, ale and coffee

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>>15392690
he actually posted this news >>15392524 in the same twitter thread, which is kind of funny because it pretty much debunks him

>> No.15392703

>>15392696
That is pretty funny
I dont get what is with these peoples obession with finding faults with this program, they wish this fails and NASA drops them, theyd rather have just Boeing and friends again

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>>15392684
FBI puts you on terrorist list if you use the word

"ITS OVER!!"

>> No.15392717

>>15392703
I don't think they know the choice is between SpaceX and oldspace companeis like Boeing, I think they think its between SpaceX (private company) vs NASA (public institution)
I've seen many rants/posts on twitter specifically about this issue, they think space is good but not good if its done by a private company and should not be commercialized and especially not good if its done by Musk I guess
there are a lot of people that just hate Musk specifically, even more lately as he is seen as right-wing by the left

>> No.15392720

>>15392717
You are probably right
>I've seen many rants/posts on twitter specifically about this issue, they think space is good but not good if its done by a private company and should not be commercialized and especially not good if its done by Musk I guess
> there are a lot of people that just hate Musk specifically, even more lately as he is seen as right-wing by the left
I wish Niel didnt shit on private companies like he did, well that and the whole NASA admin which routinly did everything to make it harder or just laughed at them rather than help (of course that does not include all of the admin, SpaceX did get commercial flight rnd money and support after all, albeit way less than certain other ones..)

>> No.15392721

>>15392717
Why do you retards need to make everything political? SpaceX is nowhere close to NASA in terms of technological prowess, and Musk is actually retarded, his track-record of scams is very telling.

>> No.15392722

>>15392717
It’s even funnier when they say NASA is good because it’s public and SpaceX wants to bring the MIC to space. I hear that a lot and every time it makes me genuinely laugh. They really don’t know

>> No.15392725

>>15392721
Low IQ alert.

>> No.15392727

>>15392725
Cope. Starship is never going to the moon.

>> No.15392728

>>15392727
Are you really still here

>> No.15392730

>>15392717
They dont care about their reasoning. What they hate is Musk because thats what the elites have told them in their sleep as they closed their eyes when they watch/read the MSM media. And now they're propagating these views, justifying it as best they can with some internal reasoning.

They don't care about if private companies run a space company or not, they don't care about NASA, they just care about what they're told and are grasping at a justification that tries to make sense in their mind.

>> No.15392731

>>15392721
what do you mean I try to make everything political? the next sentence is a complete non-sequitur and has nothing to do with what I said

>> No.15392734

>>15392731
The general opinion here seems to be that any criticism of Musk or SpaceX is due to a leftist political agenda.

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>>15392581
You aren't going anywhere in this life anon. Neither are they, though they may try something during the EMPCOE supposedly.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/YsxccERAYBQs/

Shhh don't scream

>> No.15392742

>>15392734
no it isn't, Musk hate is somewhat apolitical
sure there are more people that hate him specifically about the political statements lately, but there have been people hating him for a long time for being a billionaire for instance
and there are plenty of leftist billionaires (at least democratic ones, maybe there is a distinction there)
also a quite large contingent of TSLAQ people that hate him and plenty are/were right-wing I think
and if you go even farther back, right wingers as a group were more likely to hate him due to electric cars, they were seen as political at some point but not anymore I guess (maybe they still are a bit)

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>>15392735
this seems completely sane, but perhaps the discussion should be better done in >>>/x/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi_aq3PPhXo

>> No.15392749 [DELETED] 

>>15391753
>It's hard to find any reporting on anything Chinese
Imo these are some good English-language aggregators of news and info on the Chinese space industry and space exploration program

Andrew Jones
https://twitter.com/AJ_FI

Dongfang Hour
https://dongfanghour.com/
https://twitter.com/DongFangHour

SinoDefenseForum. They are primarily a forum for discussions on military hardware however they also have a space thread that is very active
https://www.sinodefenceforum.com/t/chinas-space-program-thread-ii.9003

Cosmic Penguin
https://twitter.com/Cosmic_Penguin

An overview of the Chinese space companies that aren't CASC or CASIC (always somewhat outdated)
http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_4/index.htm

>> No.15392751

>>15392707
It never began.

>> No.15392752
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Page 1 schizo is a good addition to /sfg/, since he's only annoying for a little while before he leaves, I just hope he never figures out how to use the catalog.

>> No.15392768 [DELETED] 

>>15392520
Elon honestly needs a severe beating that leaves lifelong injuries to remind him constantly

>> No.15392769

>>15391753
>It's hard to find any reporting on anything Chinese
Imo these are some good English-language aggregators of news and info on the Chinese space industry and space exploration program

Andrew Jones
https://twitter.com/AJ_FI

Dongfang Hour
https://dongfanghour.com/
https://twitter.com/DongFangHour

SinoDefenseForum. They are primarily a forum for discussions on military hardware however they also have a space thread that is very active
https://www.sinodefenceforum.com/t/chinas-space-program-thread-ii.9003

CNSpaceflight
https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight

Cosmic Penguin
https://twitter.com/Cosmic_Penguin

An overview of the Chinese launch companies that aren't CASC or CASIC (always somewhat outdated)
http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_4/index.htm

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>>15392752
Thats my lockscreen pic

>> No.15392781

>>15392768
its easy to find later or even during the event re-streamed

>> No.15392790

About those water cooled plates. Do they enable a full duration static fire or will he continue to test it in the air?

>> No.15392791
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Poor EML-2 niggas will have to look at this all the time

>> No.15392794

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

It's time

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>>15392684
Sore wa... ovari da..

>> No.15392798

>>15392744
The flat earth truth is heavily censored on /x/

>> No.15392799
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https://twitter.com/ESGhound/status/1650650951672291334

>> No.15392800

>>15392791
Why is it so brown?

>> No.15392802

>>15392798
But why? Seems like it should be on topic there

>> No.15392803

>>15392798
maybe /pol/ then, plenty of flat earth talk there

>> No.15392806

>>15392802
It would destroy 90% of the board narratives who rely on the globohomo space model and mysteries. Also the jannies are significantly more nasty there.

>> No.15392807

>>15392799
Yeah he would know his job is literally making kinder morgan look environmentally friendly. He’s just mad because he shorts Tesla like a lot of petrochem fags.

>> No.15392813

>>15392799
>I am recieving death threats
May we see them?
No.

>> No.15392814

>>15392781
>It's easy to arrest the person after the fact so don't worry about the crime

>> No.15392816
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>>15392802
probably because pic rel is much cooler.

>> No.15392817

>>15392814
lmao, Musk isn't allowed to speak semi-privately to his fans? not a crime dude

>> No.15392821

a day without a launch and /sfg/ devolves into complete schizophrenia

>> No.15392823

>>15392821
moon landing failure today

>> No.15392825

>>15392817
>What is a metaphor?
Why are you here

>> No.15392828
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>>15392798
>>15392802
>>15392806
/x/ rejects ideas peddled by Talmuddies
> The rabbis of the Talmud believed that the world was flat, and that the sun revolved around the Earth every day. There is a debate about the length of the solar year in the Talmud, and its consequences and the rare Jewish ceremony of the Blessing of the Sun (Birkat Hahammah) are discussed. The view of the talmudic rabbis is contrasted with that of the contemporary Greek astronomers. While the rabbis of the Talmud argued about the size of the flat Earth, the Greeks had determined the Earth to be a sphere, had calculated its circumference and had moved on to consider other questions.
https://academic.oup.com/book/1751/chapter-abstract/141387578?redirectedFrom=fulltext

>> No.15392829

>>15392825
>I'm merely pretending to be retarded

>> No.15392831

>>15392829
Your skin is dark, and thick, and your odor off-putting regardless of how much you bathe.

>> No.15392835
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>>15392799
>endless manufactured delays
Just one L after another. How many more until the average space fan kills himself?

>> No.15392836

>>15392794
44:44, uh..huh....

>> No.15392838

2 bongs to ispace

>> No.15392840

>>15392799
crab in a bucket.

>> No.15392844

>>15392838
what is that in amerishart units?

>> No.15392852

>>15392844
about one roast turkey

>> No.15392856
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Okay anons, you have to get one country to space in ten years, and then conduct a successful manned moon landing ten years after that. You will be the head of the space program, with a similar budget, proportionally, to ESA or JAXA. You can work with other countries, but you must use your own vehicles, landers, astronauts etc for those two goals or it doesn’t count. Which country do you choose?
>Turkey
>Brazil
>Uganda
>Vietnam
>South Africa
>Iran
>Indonesia
>Egypt
>Rwanda
>Venezuela
Choose wisely

>> No.15392858
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>No long march 9 second stage reuse until the 2040s

Thats a long ass time, considering that sn15 was recovered after hop

>> No.15392859

>>15392856
These are all horrific, I cant believe youd wish such an awful fate upon me..
Anyways, id go for Iran

>> No.15392860

>>15392856
turkey is the easiest I would think

>> No.15392861

Hakuto landing in two hours, what can we expect? Will it just be telemetry?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpR1UUnix3g

>> No.15392866
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>> No.15392867

>>15392856
Vietnam has a good geography for into space and they have a decent economy. They also are on decent terms with Russia, China and America so they can get help making roggets. Also since it’s centrally planned I think it could get the most public/civic attention and enthusiasm, and it’s more politically stable than most of this list

>> No.15392868

>>15392800
false color image

>> No.15392870

>>15392856
lmao

>> No.15392872

>>15392856
I'll pick Brazil because Embraer. Successfully staying in the civil aircraft market has to count for something even if they don't make engines.

>> No.15392892

>>15392856
Vietnam because I could reap the benefits of America, China, Russia, ESA, JAXA, and India. Shit I don’t think Vietnam has enemies anymore, they are too nice lol

>> No.15392895

>>15392856
>Brazil
Ez pick. They make airplanes already

>> No.15392897

Starlink Mission
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bdvkb9UEf30

>> No.15392901

>>15392897
Oh, they postponed it to tomorrow already. Still kept the youtube counter rolling.

>> No.15392922

>>15392348
Then what the fuck is it, if not a captured asteroid?
>Inb4 'a moon'

>> No.15392925

uh it was supposed to already have launched

>> No.15392928

>>15392922
My boon what do you think moons are?

>> No.15392929

>>15392922
>>15392928
Akshually there is only one moon, and we classify what is often called moons of other planets as something different - moons is something we just call objects because we are familiar with the word

>> No.15392939

>>15392928
A miserable little pile of ejecta!

>> No.15392940

>>15392856
Turkey and Brazil have the Better all around aerospace industry, Iran has the better astronautical industry in particular, Indonesia and South Africa have decent military and transport industries.
Egypt, Venezuela are too unstable, Vietnam Has longer term potential but just lacks an aerospace industry. Rwanda is too small, Uganda lol.
South Africa can be ruled out for instability

Turkey would need an oversea launch Center.
I’d say Iran if you just want to go to space in 10 years, but going to the moon requires a more sustained industrial effort, I think only Indonesia or Brazil could have it, more so the former

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>>15392856
Rwanda - Africa is already pioneering affordable helocopter tech, I think it's a diamond in the rough.

>> No.15392958 [DELETED] 

guys we got called out
>>>/pol/424775203

>> No.15392959

>>15392945
Richard N’xiono

>> No.15392961
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>>15392958
Who cares
Go back
/sfg/ isn’t /sci/

>> No.15392964

>>15392958
Keep schizo bot posts where they belong. Don't drag that shit in here.

>> No.15392966

>>15392958
Who the hell cares for what a stormfag thinks of us?
They already lost the war anyway

>> No.15392971

>>15392856
Turkey would be the easiest assuming political stability.
I pick Iran because developing ICBMs for them would be worth the Mossad hit on me just for the geopolitical panic.

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sorry

>> No.15392973
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I guess it was started by collagefag?
kind of out of the loop why he was hated here?

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/424766486/

>> No.15392976

Jesus christ those threads are such cancer its so much worse than I remembered

>> No.15392978

>>15392972
I didn't see anything about being sorry in the Bible other than sorry sacks of shit burning in hell forever. Is there some reference you're making that has escaped my attention?

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>>15392973
Earth is flat. Space rockets are a meme. More and more people are starting to see through the bullshit.

>> No.15392981

>>15392976
talking about the thread that was linked previously, not the archived one necessarily (it seems to have firmament types as well though)

>> No.15392991

>>15392973
He shilled all over other boards, resulting in a lot of extremely low quality retards shitting up the thread
He shilled for a space board because he’s retarded.
His collages used to be extremely low quality. They are still borderline schizo, I think only sub 80 IQ retards poisoned by /pol/ find collages of barely related images compelling. This is an example of a shit collage. Why do these images even go together? Why are they of varying quality? Why don’t they line up? Why do some have fucking black borders but not all
He was also just generally retarded and would say extremely stupid shit all the time and then sperg out about it. He was just a /pol/ tourist and was incapable of forming an intelligent opinion of his own that was based on a synthesis of evidence and his own knowledge. He’s an autist obsessed with spaceflight because he has no achievements of his own and so he has to see himself as part of the “we” that does heckin spaceflight

>> No.15392995

>>15392991
>>15392973
Just to add - he’s extremely fucking obvious every time. Like a lot of low IQ autists he just posts a fuckload of images and somehow thinks that is interesting. He tried to make threads happen on /n/ and even tried to pretend they were better than here, he shills a lot on /k/, and he’s obsessed with making /pol/ excited about spaceflight. All because he wants a spaceflight board where he can live out his reddit mod fantasies

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>>15392973
Collagefag here, not my thread

I do everything on my phone through InShot, way too many images in that collage to be me

>> No.15393004

member when we used to discuss space flight and general colonisation of the solar system?

>> No.15393010

>>15393004
Yes it was based. Newfags can’t even into tilapia

>> No.15393013
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China is setting up the ILRSCO, which is gonna be like their version of the Artemis accords.

https://twitter.com/aj_fi/status/1650730636401954817?s=46&t=ySaWSLoZU6lwZ7u03-FcBQ

Russia is a definite member, expecting Venezuela and Brazil to join as well, as Lavrov was talking about cooperation in space with those countries. India is a wild card, they were in talks to join the Artemis accords but that was years ago.

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>>15392972
Fixed

>> No.15393019

>>15393015
wew

>> No.15393022

>>15393013
I can see India signing on, it honestly depends on where the wind is blowing through Modi’s empty brain when he gets asked. Whatever he thinks will make people respect India, and no matter what he’ll fuck it up because India

>> No.15393028

>>15392683
now if you see his feed you will immediately find he is a libtard with severe musk derangement syndrome as well as multi layered doomer on top of that

fuck off

>> No.15393030

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISRO_space_station
>20 tons
that's tiiiinnyyyy. Less than the Apollo service module.

>> No.15393032

>>15393030
well it is sized for indians

>> No.15393033

https://twitter.com/astrobotic/status/1650863053607690240
FH 2026 for lunar pole landing

>> No.15393036

>>15392742
>Musk hate is somewhat apolitical

EDS brainrot was significantly smaller before he became literally Hitler by buying twitter.

>> No.15393039

>>15393013
I can see Lula trying to take Brazil out of Artemis

>> No.15393041

>>15393036
I hated his union busting long before he brought twitter and since claiming twitter was going to support free speech and them deleting the guy tracking his plane he quickly proved himself a hypocrite not worthy of respect.
>but he hates the sjws
A broken clock...

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>>15393041
leave faggot, this is a Musk Worshipping General.

>> No.15393050

>>15392742
>Musk hate is somewhat apolitical
I dont believe it.

All I see is 100% communist far left takes.

>> No.15393057

>>15392769
This is another good one. It also includes a bit more about ongoing missions, international cooperation agreements, etc
https://twitter.com/CNSAWatcher

>> No.15393058

>>15393041
I’m a two and you should kill yourself

>> No.15393063

Been thinking about Mars cycler, there is a case for it; mainly to reduce the number of passenger flights and reduce the amount of consumables that need to be launched into a mars injection.

Will elaborate later.

>> No.15393066

>>15392682
BE-4bros, we just can't stop winning

>> No.15393067

>>15393063
>starts the only space flight discussion in the space flight general
>refuses to elaborate
>leaves

>> No.15393070

>>15392684
normies still believe the great replacement is a conspiracy theory kek. Straight up 1984

>> No.15393075
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>>15392973
I unironically like collagefag

>> No.15393076
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpR1UUnix3g

few minutes until live

>> No.15393079

Lunar landing live stream 3 min
https://m.youtube.com/live/CpR1UUnix3g?feature=share

>> No.15393081

is it worrying that no other start ups or companies are developing broader space products that will be needed for literally everything not directly starship related or are we so early that literally no one can see the opportunities yet and the ones that do are wasting their time on small sat launchers?

>> No.15393082

Clear live
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xSRMjGo-mvg

>> No.15393084
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>>15393076
>>15393079
it's just going to be people in a control room waiting for confirmation isn't it?

>> No.15393085

>>15392995
Sounds like a try hard NPC. It will never happen, CGI is the best the sciencebois can hope for.

>> No.15393086 [DELETED] 

>>15393063
Why would a cycler help with reducing the amount of consumables? Wouldn't a cycler rather help reduce the mass of everything except consumables? Or do you mean it would allow equipment necessary for a greater degree of recycling?

>> No.15393087

>>15393082
can't wait to listen her cry when it crashes

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>> No.15393095

>>15393081
Likely, no one wants to start investing big money to develop the payloads that Starship enables until it's been shown that Starship will work as advertised, particularly that the cost will be low enough to make the business case work, though maybe also other parameters like payload dimensions, the deployment mechanism, vibrations, etc.

Also, no one wants to start investing big money into developing payloads only for SpaceX to then start their own competing alternative and paying internal prices to launch them, thus gaining an insurmountable competetive edge

>> No.15393099

>>15393087
God that’s hot

>> No.15393100

>>15393095
Classic penguinism

>> No.15393103

>>15393086
Yes ideally you would grow food on the cycler.

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>> No.15393111

>>15393082
she recruited someone else to personify Hakuto?

>> No.15393112

>>15393111
Probably her mother desu

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>>15392752
a friend of mine showed this pic first time I saw it. Didnt say what it was and first thought cool sundown somewhere in the desert. Then I noticed the suns disk is unusually small then what you usually see in the sky

>> No.15393114

>>15393095
i'm not necessarily talking about sats. if you gave mars missions beyond the first few boots on the ground flag planting exercises say 15-20 years, where numbers of people and infrastructure is going to be needed and it will seem normal for anyone who doesn't even care, then you have limitless potential for being the company that say builds a piece of earth moving equipment, or a more efficient isru plant, or even silly stuff like a "designed for mars rugged torch".
in commercial aviation, shipping or offshore oil the companies that build the planes, ships or rigs are dwarfed by the ancillary companies related to that industry and it seems odd to me that theres so few trying to be first movers.

>> No.15393116

>>15393112
>her
I don't know how people can seriously think that someone hiding behind an anime avatar with a voice filter could possibly be a woman.

>> No.15393118

>stream not starting
Nipponbros?
Is it over?

>> No.15393119

>>15393118
Last I heard they crashed the entire control room

>> No.15393122

Someone give us a recap, what is the purpose of the ispace Hakuto-r mission? and all that other jazz someone less lazy would include in this Q post

>> No.15393123

>>15392316
Total water death. Roundhouse kick a concrete into the water.

>> No.15393126

>>15393122
It is primarily a technology demonstration lander. It is built by ispace, inc., and will carry commercial and government payloads, including two lunar rovers (Rashid and the Japanese Lunar Excursion Vehicle).

Rashid is a United Arab Emirates (UAE) lunar rover. It has a mass of approximately 10 kg. It is planned to operate for one lunar sunrise to sunset (about 14 Earth days) and will be used to study properties of lunar soil, the geology of the Moon, dust movement, and the surface plasma environment. The Japanese Lunar Excursion Vehicle, or Transformable Lunar Robot, is a small 8 cm diameter sphere with a mass of about 0.25 kg that will open into a cylindrical shape, basically an axle with two hemispherical wheels, and carry cameras for surface observations.

>> No.15393127

>>15393122
landing an arab rover

>> No.15393128

>>15392379
you will have to pay to see it goy

>> No.15393132

>>15393041
>union buster
unions are gay
>blocking the guy who tracked his plane
stalking Elon and his kids isn't free speech

>> No.15393134

who is this minkan? some fren of clear?

>> No.15393137

>>15393126
The quintessential spaceX intro, I like it
>>15393127
Guh
>>15393123
Kill water, behead water, roundhouse kick a concrete in the water, slam dunk a water baby in the trash can, crusify clean water, defecate in a water pool

>> No.15393139

>>15393114
It's the same principle though. No one wants to invest big money into developing a Mars-adapted earth mover or other such equipment before (1) it's been demonstrated that Starship can indeed land on Mars and safely unload such equipment, (2) SpaceX has ruled out that they themselves would develop that particular piece of equipment in-house, (3) a business case has been established e.g. Congress indicates serious interest in allocating funds to NASA to have a base on Mars built, or some other source of funding has been established.

>> No.15393140

>>15392558
>we can just keep making garbage forever with no consequences, right?
>and keep making billions in guaranteed profits, right guys?
>hello?

>> No.15393142

>>15393100
What does "penguinism" mean in this context?

>> No.15393151

Live

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpR1UUnix3g

>> No.15393152

>>15393142
Penguins need to swim to get fish, their only source of food
Their only predators are also in that water
They can’t see if it’s safe until they jump in
No one wants to be first in case it isn’t
When one jumps in at last and doesn’t die they all jump in

>> No.15393153

>>15393151
beat me to it.

>> No.15393154

Stream started over at ispace

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S

>> No.15393158

>>15393142
>>15393152
I was waiting for someone to ask but someone got in and answered my bait before me, guh
Anyways as the anon said, the first penguin gets the most but is also in the most danger, the second and third also gets something. But anyone after is not guaranteed to get anything

>> No.15393159

GOOD LUCK JAPAN

>> No.15393160

>>15393157
Remember when /Sfg/ said it was better than JPL rovers because it used Chinese magic to remove dust from the solar panels? I remember

>> No.15393161
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15393161

Dang this looks pretty kino, they already have all these parts ON SITE bros, I don’t think it’s gonna take that long

>> No.15393162

>>15393139
imo viewing spacex as a kind of secondary nasa that does everything with its own in house developed kit is wrong. i cant think of an example of a broad sectoral development where this has happened before (unless of course mars turns out to be unprofitable and can only survive on state interest/willy waving).

>> No.15393165

Josef in the house

>> No.15393168

>>15393160
>>15393157
It can literally actuate its panels so the dust slides off, imagine falling for JPL tier spin.

>> No.15393169

>>15393157
solarfags btfo

>> No.15393170
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>> No.15393171

>>15393160
JPL rovers have nuclear power source

>> No.15393172

>>15393168
well it cant now

>> No.15393173

>>15393170
How is their delay so bad? I am currently at the Luxemburg greetings section

>> No.15393174

>BO development constellation

>> No.15393176

>doing landings
>still no relay like the chinese
Why does NASA suck so much?

>> No.15393177

>>15393162
There is no way Mars is unprofitable if they offer a framework for living and owning property on Mars. If they set an open auction for the first few thousand private seats to live on Mars and had demonstrated landing and all various attendant living technologies that shit would cover mission costs easily.

>> No.15393178

>Regardless of outcome its an accomplishment - Arianegroup statement

>> No.15393180

AHAHAHAHAHA #Spaceenablers Who thought this one up

>> No.15393182

Normies being introduced to the absolute monotony of non-spaceX livestreams

>> No.15393185

>English
yay

>> No.15393186

literal who

>> No.15393187

OH GOD ITS EVEN WORSE THAN I THOUGHT

CRINGEE

>> No.15393188

>>15393185
I bet the frenchies fought tooth and nail to get it in French only

>> No.15393190

>>15393178
Congrats for being launched by SpaceX

>> No.15393194

I JUST WNAT TO SEE THE TELEMETRY

>> No.15393195

>>15393190
hahaha

>> No.15393198

>>15393178
>congrats this cost 100x more than it needed to

>> No.15393199
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wtf
I thought this was supposed to be about the landing, not shilling their company

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15393200

Finally some yuro _not_ pronouncing it as haKUUUto, was getting tired of that naRUUto saKUUUra bullshit

>> No.15393202

>land on the real moon, today

>> No.15393203

Oh my fucking god, what are those presenters - hire a prostitue or something, jesus

>> No.15393204

They got JP subtitles but we need ENG subtitles for this guy

>> No.15393205

ANOTHER literal who (ESL edition)

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its going to be autonomous, no direct telemetry for 40 minutes

>> No.15393209

female black american aerospace engineer is a tough gig, only fake european countries will employ you for esg points

>> No.15393210

>occultation
STILL NO RELAY SINCE APOLLO

>> No.15393211

GOD I WISH WE HAD LUNAR RELAYS OR SOME SHIT

>> No.15393212

HERROOOOOO

>> No.15393213

Hurro!

>> No.15393214

I WANT BACK TO SPACEX STREAM, TAKE ME BACK, TAKE MEEEE BACKKKKK

>> No.15393215
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>Herroo
>our rander wirr rand on the mon

>> No.15393216

i cant understand a word anyone is saying

>> No.15393217

VIEW COUNT DROPPING
>VIEW COUNT DROPPING
VIEW COUNT DROPPING
>VIEW COUNT DROPPING

>> No.15393219

>>15393215
>I want to suck evrywan for their controbutions

>> No.15393220

>>15393216
The Rander wir rand on runal sulface

>> No.15393221

Based gookmoot

>> No.15393223

>sankyu ando rets rand on the moon!

>> No.15393224

why is L so difficult for east asians?

>> No.15393225

Why is the volume of the clip like 20% of the previous volume levels, how did they fuck up this badly bros

>> No.15393227

JUST GET ON WITH IT

>> No.15393228

when is landing?

>> No.15393229

Tell us what's actually happening with the probe already, argh!

>> No.15393231

>>15393224
I was incapable of pronouncing Rs for a really long time, so I am confused as well - I always thought the R was the difficult one

>> No.15393232

ywnbji (you will never be john insprucker)

>> No.15393234

>>15393161
Why don't they just put one of the old starships under launch mount for flame diversion? You can divert flame, take out the trash and make more space all at the same time

>> No.15393235

>>15393224
I think it's really just Japan. They have an "r" sound that's halfway between English "l" and "r". I see it as kind of like saying R while touching your front teeth.

>> No.15393236

powar statos

>> No.15393237

>>15393224
>>15393231
There isn't really an L or R in Japanese, it's this weird middle ground. Kinda like English doesn't really have rolling R's either. Pronouncing the English R feels weird

>> No.15393238

why have a diverter in the first place? seems kind of dangerous, just contain all the exhaust instead.

>> No.15393240

DID THEY AT LEAST PUT A LANDING CAMERA ON IT?

>> No.15393241

It's going to work, I know because I built similar landers in KSP and they all worked.

>> No.15393242

just woke up. we failed?

>> No.15393244

>it's entirely scripted
it's all so tedious.

>> No.15393245

>>15393050
well that is the majority of all haters now but I don't think it was the case previously

>> No.15393246

Clear has cut down on the corporate BS and is discussing trajectories.

>> No.15393247

These hakuto-r jacket looks so fucking dumb, could they not get the sponsors printed on instead of weird giant patches?

>> No.15393248

>>15393242
We are cringing through the stream, it hasnt failed yet - well the stream has, but the lander hasnt

>> No.15393249

fire the PR marketing director at ispace

>> No.15393251

nice sim software

>> No.15393252

>>15393246
I am pretty sure they havent figured out there is a stream/couldnt find it

>> No.15393253

>>15393237
Japanese also has almost no sense of naked consonants, except for a terminal 'n', basically every syllable has a vowel attached. Sometimes they can suppress the vowel sound, but it's still technically there.

>> No.15393254

I hope chinese Ispace can do better than this.

>> No.15393256

>100 days
>to the moon
this is so low energy

>> No.15393257

ispace should just let clear host the official coverage

>> No.15393258

>>15393246
does she only speak japanese? how do you understand what she's saying?

>> No.15393259

>>15393256
Pretty sure I could get there faster by swimming

>> No.15393261

>>15393252
she has the stream linked in description so I think she is just explaining things until the actual landing starts

>> No.15393264

>>15393258
They don't but they pretend to, autism and simping is a powerful thing

>> No.15393265

>>15393261
I see, alright

>> No.15393266

>>15393030
Salyuts weighed 20 tons too

>> No.15393268

Yu Shinoda should have hosted this event

>> No.15393269

>>15393000
you arent collagefag

>> No.15393278
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15393278

Are jap bros back over is it over?

>> No.15393281

It would be nice if they told us the current count. It's going to take over an hour from when it starts. Give us an idea when you are starting it, and how long until it lands.

>> No.15393283

Doomers will be BTFO. Since japs are honorary aryans, they're not going to fuck this up

>> No.15393284

i hope a tourist bus lunar starship lands on it in the 2030s

>> No.15393285

hyped for the blaking buln

>> No.15393288

Hes using some weird Nippon expression, shingsashen? what the fuck, is a shing-csha-shi

>> No.15393291

http://moonlander.seb.ly practice while we wait

>> No.15393292

>>15393283
They destroyed the H3 fucking /pol/ tourist

>> No.15393295

this is somehow extremely boring

>> No.15393296

>>15393288
shinkansen, the bullet train

>> No.15393297

graphics provided by ksp

>> No.15393298

>>15393292
Cope and seethe, newfag tranny from /lgbt/ Have you never heard of Hayabusa? They punch way above their weight when it comes to probes.

>> No.15393299

>>15393296
Thanks for providing backup for us non nippon speaking euros

>> No.15393300

dear God, the sheer autism.

>> No.15393301

>>15393295
less than a week since ss and we're back to boomerspace

>> No.15393302
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If owari da is “it’s over” then what is “we’re back”?

>> No.15393303

Why do they keep bringing onboard all these poor nippon bros, they are struggeling so much with expressing themselves, and they just keep bringing in more

>> No.15393304

damn this dude is incoherent

>> No.15393305

>>15393087
>her

>> No.15393306

ah fuck, he butchered it

>> No.15393307

>>15393302
Watashitachi wa modotte kimashita

>> No.15393313

>>15393302
Watashitachiha kaette kimashita

>> No.15393314

getting incel vibes from all of them

>> No.15393315

>>15393307
Too long, there’s gotta be a shorthand

>> No.15393316

>>15393157
sleep tight rover

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>>15393307
Ah yes just rolls right off the tongue that one

>> No.15393319

>>15393315
How about we use mushi mushi and just pretend it means were back?

>> No.15393320

only americans can do exciting space. there i said it.

>> No.15393323

Eryyday astro just sicced his 1.5M followers on the cringe stream

>> No.15393329

SCOTT MOON

LOL

>> No.15393330

>>15393323
There is just 38 000 live viewers right now, at least on the official one - the Japan one might have more

>> No.15393331

>>15393320
It doesn't matter who it is, whenever you're trying way too hard to be exciting, it ends up being painful for everyone.

>> No.15393333

>>15393302
mada mada---

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>>15393291
Nice! I got a 4x perfect.

>> No.15393336

Fucking hell, why do we have to introduce every professor and his rat about this fucking mission - just cut out all this bullshit no one gives a shit about except the board

>> No.15393338

>>15393336
I care, it's interesting

>> No.15393339

>>15393285
its bureikin barun you retard

>> No.15393343

>>15393302
MODOTTE DA!

>> No.15393345
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>AI-integrated flight computer
using some machine learning or what?
kind of annoyed by the word, its used so widely
I would say only a small subsection of machine learning or more specifically deep learning is AI

>> No.15393346

>>15393320
Dont tell me you werent very excited after sitting around for 6 hours to finally see the supersonic Andeøya rocket fly for 4 seconds?

>> No.15393347

>Saiki san, Tell us who is going to the moon with us?
>OK THANK YOU KEVIN

>> No.15393348

europeans henceforth banned from space for being so fucking boring

>> No.15393353

>>15393343
modotte kita (or modotte kimashita)

>> No.15393354

uh, I take everything back - this katherine chick kind of cute..

>> No.15393356
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Yeah I'm thinking Japan is back

>> No.15393357

>now-
>YES!
>for a bit of background...

>> No.15393358

new qt spacefu

>> No.15393360

>>15393335
I got like 6 landings in a row then came in at and angle on a cliff and died

>> No.15393363

>>15393348
nigga

>> No.15393364

>>15393356
super titanium?

>> No.15393365

I DON'T CARE, PLEASE JUST DO THE LANDING

>> No.15393366

>>15393360
I like those odds, might make you my Mars pilot

>> No.15393367

>and now to the launch directors mum

>> No.15393370
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I knew I recognized this lady

>> No.15393373
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>>15393370
Fuck wrong one

>> No.15393374

>>15393356
Still better than the EU.
Someone please ban us, the french keep surrendering, it's over.

>> No.15393377

>>15393291
fuck
almost 1000 points

>> No.15393380

>>15393305
yeah
her

>> No.15393381

>>15393356
cool, I have a citizen watch.

>> No.15393382
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyN37-_kC4M

Astra spacetech day lmao

>> No.15393383

Only telemetry and it wasnt super flashy or anything, I guess now I am just here to hear if it exploded or not and then see some footage (hopeully) tomorrow

>> No.15393384

It makes me mad when the units are km/h instead of m/s. Do better

>> No.15393385

>>15393377
it's not the same without the chunky throttle control stick on the actual arcade

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>>15393382
the sound is so low, cant hear shit
i wonder if the pin spins

>> No.15393389

>they put a UAE flag instead of Japanese flag on their moon map

LOL

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>>15393382
nigga, starship
cmon man

>> No.15393393

>>15393390
You're Finnished

>> No.15393394

>>15393390
Just ignore that, it wont look good to the investors

>> No.15393397
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Why are no specs of the M1 lander anywhere on the internet?
Anyone knows what fuel does it use?

>> No.15393398

Will we actually see actual footage during the livestream? Cause all I see are a bunch of talking heads

>> No.15393399

>series one rander
>runar rander
jokes aside, good for the japs.

>> No.15393400

>>15393397
yeah the wiki page is sad :(

>> No.15393401
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M3 is going to do something for Nasa commercial llunar program

>> No.15393404

He was the most exciting guy yet.

>> No.15393405

>>15393398
if it lands they will definitely take a picture of the ground

>> No.15393406

>>15393401
Are they all the same size?

>> No.15393407

>>15393162
SpaceX are already integrating vertically downstream with Starlink, and potentially also with Starshield. How can an investor know SpaceX won't do the same to whatever they're investing in?

At least NASA generally often does things through contracts in open tender so you can offer your product to them.

>> No.15393412

>they don't have a basic ass T-0 countdown graphic fixed on to the screen for situational awareness

amateur hour over here

>> No.15393413

>Allen key bolts instead of hex head or Torx
CRINGE

>> No.15393414

Am I supposed to be excited? I dont feel even remotly excited

>> No.15393415

based scott

>> No.15393416

>I have a good uhhh... LIFE update for you all

>> No.15393417

Astra wants to mass manufacture rocket 4 on a factory line, one per day
Starship is too big or something (didnt really hear what he said)

>> No.15393418

>404
it's ogre
oh wait thats the post count
lmao gottem

>> No.15393419

fake

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>>15393406
I don't think so

>> No.15393423

100000km/h?? 27km/s??

>> No.15393424

RANDER HAS IMUGE

>> No.15393425

OMG, aliens
Big black alien spot

>> No.15393426

>>15393419
things look weird when you're looking at landscape with no atmosphere.

>> No.15393427

>>15393298
>Have you never heard of Hayabusa? They punch way above their weight when it comes to probes.
Some Unit 731 torture device?

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>> No.15393429

>>15393382
Wow this is so cool. Like Nintendo Direct but Astra. Astra Direct? almost like E3 but for Astra

>> No.15393431

>forgets the acronym
>brushes it off with a mumble

>> No.15393433

>>15393428
Enjoy my friend, this is the rare sight of a company man on his final legs

>> No.15393432

Shut the fuck up about Astra nobody gives a fuck Hakuto-R landing is 10x as important as the entirety of Astra

>> No.15393434

Mli is multi layer insulation, lads. Forgive the jap

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I just don't see the business case compared to Starship with spacetugs?

>> No.15393437
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>We haves update for you
This is bad

>> No.15393438

Finally the good stuff

>> No.15393439

>>15393431
multi layered we didnt orientate the camera properly

>> No.15393440

>>15393428
Hahahahahaha

You think Astra will ever make a heavy launch vehicle? Small launch isnt going to cut it lol

>> No.15393441

What the fuck is this cringe

>> No.15393442

ITS FUCKED

>> No.15393443

anyone who gets in the way of spaceflight needs to be executed. that's my political opinion and I place it above my inherent racism and antisemitism

>> No.15393444

>>15393427
The only thing it tortured was my feelings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKMmWUad1wY

>> No.15393445

>>15393440
big lunch wins over small lunch
it's still funny how 2008 falcon 1 still shits all over the smallsat market
imagine nu-falcon 1

>> No.15393446

JUST KEEP THE TELEMETRY ON SCREEN, FUCK

>> No.15393447

>>15393354
post pics?

>> No.15393448

LETS GO ISPACE
3 MINUTES

>> No.15393449

>>15393446
>>15393446
>>15393446
>>15393446

>> No.15393450
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15393450

not dead yet

>> No.15393451

GRORIOURS DAY OR SHAMEFUR DISPRAY

>> No.15393453

I WANT TO SEE WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT
ISRO DID THIS AS WELL

>> No.15393454

>>15393447
its the girl you sometimes see in the control room

>> No.15393456

Today Clear has less delay than us

>> No.15393459
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15393459

telemetry finally

>> No.15393458

PICKING UP SOME DUST

>> No.15393460

>>15393450
invested, this is big

>> No.15393461

Good luck

>> No.15393462

>>15393390
>starship
Astra's Rocket 4 might have a niche such that it can still be competetive in a world where Starship is operating. If you want a payload sent into a particular unique orbit or on a particular schedule, such that rideshare isn't viable, launching on a small expendable rocket can be cheaper than on a large reusable one.

For example, suppose you wanted to replace an individual malfunctioning satellite in a large constellation, when every other satellite in the same orbital plane is still functioning and don't need replacement.

Or suppose you wanted a prototype payload sent into space immediately after it is finished in the lab, in order to speed up the iterative development process, yet you don't know ahead of time when the prototype will be ready for launch. Then it is worth paying extra to have a dedicated rocket waiting and ready to go.

Also, the minimal launch infrastructure is probably attractive to the military.

>> No.15393463

>>15393459
wtf is that radar display meant to be showing? The landing site?

>> No.15393465

>>15393459
Simulation?

>> No.15393468

>>15393465
no NASA painted lines on the surface like that

>> No.15393469

>>15393463
excitement finder. it has found none

>> No.15393470

They look so happy

>> No.15393472
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>>15393465
yes
waiting for confirmation for landing

>> No.15393473

bricked

>> No.15393474

look at those fucking homos

>> No.15393475

OWARI DA

>> No.15393476

????????

>> No.15393478

it's over

>> No.15393479

>>15393475
Dont call it too soon

>> No.15393480

YAMATOOOOO

>> No.15393481
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15393481

i hop they dont disturb the moon bunnies in any case

>> No.15393483

>>15393474
You know there is google money when you see this

>> No.15393482

can the LRO see the crash zone?

>> No.15393484

>>15393474
you can really feel the tension

>> No.15393485

oooff

>> No.15393486
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15393486

Owari da

>> No.15393487
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>> No.15393488

ohnononononono

>> No.15393490

:(

>> No.15393491

>>15393481
the chinese rovers? It would be funny if they landed on one.

>> No.15393492
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15393492

Me and who????

>> No.15393493

>>15393479
What do you mean too soon. It should send heartbeat signals immediately.

>> No.15393494

sell your ispace stock RIGHT NOW

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>> No.15393496
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>continuing to investigate, this process may still take some time

>> No.15393497

So that was fake telemetry earlier? lmao

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...

>> No.15393499

So the telemetry was simulated

>> No.15393500
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>ITS OVER

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no...

>> No.15393503

THIS IS SO AWKWARD

>> No.15393505

SHAMEFUR DISPRAY

>> No.15393506

>>15393497
he did seem to think they lost it in the last few seconds of the landing

>> No.15393507
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>> No.15393508
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15393508

oh god please help this probe

>> No.15393509

>>15393497
"simulated" telemetry I guess lol

>> No.15393510

israel, india now japan. Can anyone land on the moon anymore?

>> No.15393511

>>15393499
>>15393497
so fuckin stupid

>> No.15393514

>>15393511
They said that as such

>> No.15393515

>>15393506
Yeah, they did share actual video - so it must just be some issues with communication.. ri-..right bros?

>> No.15393516

>>15393497
There was a bit on the HUD that switched from UPDATE to SIMULATION when telemetry was lost.

>> No.15393518

>>15393084
Yup lol

>> No.15393519

>>15393435
Assured access to space for military reconnaissance satellites during wartime after all fixed launch sites have been bombed by the enemy

>> No.15393520

this is esa tier

>> No.15393521

>>15393510
no one ever nails on the first try

>> No.15393522

OWARI DA

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>>15393474

>> No.15393524
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15393524

I don't feel so good ispace bros....

>> No.15393526

>>15393502
Those 3 in the corner view look like they're gonna have to commit sepuku if the probe fails

>> No.15393527

They landed on a pebble

>> No.15393528

>>15393497
It was real when it said UPDATE on the screen, then when it lost comms it went to the KSP view
It's lost the signal like 15 seconds before landing so it's not like that would have from been a crash, but now it's taking a long time to get any signal back

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What's the actual point of failure in a situation like this, is it the computer messing up or the actual engines? India failed, Israel failed and this isn't looking good either, what are the screwing up

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>> No.15393531

Cringe

>> No.15393532

clear-chan is about to have a meltdown...

>> No.15393533

bearded bottom right man being consoled

>> No.15393534

AWKWARD LEVEL 10000

>> No.15393535

>>15393520
Moon landing is easy mode. Very low gravity no atmosphere.

>> No.15393536

>>15393518
at least we got that cool orbital footage

>> No.15393538

>no relay
>no big dish high gain antenna on board
No wonder they can't connect

>> No.15393539

>>15393521
isnt this their second attempt though?
Owari da...

>> No.15393540

>>15393502
is that dude to the right white?

>> No.15393541

are ingrown hairs a problem in space?

>> No.15393542

NO VIDEO OWARI DA

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>> No.15393544

>>15393516
>>15393528
it was probably fake the whole time.

>> No.15393546

>we'll be right back
>cuts to the we tried montage

>> No.15393545

so, uh, what went wrong?

>> No.15393547
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15393547

>Indian lander - crash
>Israel lander - crash
>Private-Japan lander - crash
>Chinese landers - land on the Moon 3 times already, without a single hitch, and one time even took off.

Looks like only China can land on the Moon in the 21st century.

>> No.15393548

>>15393529
Let's just say certain people have an interest in keeping them off the moon

>>15393538
How did they keep contact after braking then?

>> No.15393550

CUT TO COMMERICIAL

>> No.15393549

reminder that NASA was doing propulsive landings 50 years ago.

>> No.15393551

All the "space is hard" tweets being cued up right now

>> No.15393552

>>15393529
I guess braking requires way too much precision

>> No.15393553

>>15393550
This is officially a conspiracy now

>> No.15393554

>our team keeps working!

Dude, they just looking up the screens and waiting for signals, thats not work.

>> No.15393556

57 years ago the Russians soft landed for the first time. Crazy how it's still a hard engineering problem.

>> No.15393557

>>15393545
they hit a big rogg.

>> No.15393558
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>a sheboon in MCC
It's wrecked.

>> No.15393559
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>>15393532
seems pretty chill to me

>> No.15393560

>>15393551
its not that easy in manned 1960s technology

>> No.15393561

I think it was because they did a blaking burn instead of a braking burn

>> No.15393562

Let me go to sleep already please tell us it's over

>> No.15393563

fucking ula snipers on the moon

>> No.15393564

>>15393548
That little antenna at the top probably only got good coverage while coasting. The moment it started getting upright it lost signal.

>> No.15393565

>>15393545
>30 km/per hour speed at 100 meters above ground

what do you think?

>> No.15393566

>>15393548
because it was fake

>> No.15393567

>>15393559
Easy to look chill when you never keyframed any angry expressions

>> No.15393568

Owari Da

>> No.15393570
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there is no way it is coming back online. what could they possibly do to fix a connection problem that seems to have failed on the lander's side?

>> No.15393571

CLPS will be a disaster lol. All of these first-time lander designs will have a similar fate. F9 needs transporter missions but for landing stuff on the moon.

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>> No.15393573

>>15393556
the quality of the average human being has since decreased.

>> No.15393575
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When India lost its lander you could tell it failed before it even reached the ground. I think that's the worst kind of failure because landing ain't easy, but it shouldn't be so hard to reach landing level even if the ground turns out to be covered with boulders.
Some of it is because you have to throost all the way, there's no EZmode parachute to let you coast to a landing.

>> No.15393576

>>15393571
I unironically think that CLPS will be more successful

>> No.15393577

Seems like they "lost" the lander. But maybe we can shine a laser at its supposed location to "prove" they landed?

>> No.15393579

>>15393571
Imlying they even reach the Moon, lol. I bet half of them will just lose signal in Earth orbit, its a giant grift for government money, no one there does anything.

>> No.15393578

>>15393529
>>15393552
>>15393547
The US and China are the only countries with beeg rogget for impulsive TLI and insertion into LLO for landing. These tiny moon landers tried to cheap out on launch costs by buying generic rides to LEO, gradually raise orbit with tiny onboard thrusters, and then land straight from eccentric transfer orbit, which is way harder.

>> No.15393581

>>15393570
Most likely just going through telemetry up to the point of LOS to see what they can work out.

>> No.15393582

>>15393547
China is very strong, innovation

>> No.15393583

>>15393572
>What is a committed order?
A court order that says a person must be kept in custody, usually in a jail or mental institution

>> No.15393584

Drapper bros?
Better get LUMINARY back from github. This new code didn't work.

>> No.15393585

>>15393577
Like I asked before, can the LRO see the crash?

>> No.15393586

another example of why probebros are wrong and humans have to go to get anything useful done

>> No.15393588

This does not bode well for CLPS lmao

>> No.15393589

Space is hard

>> No.15393590

does the UAE rover need the M1 lander to communicate with earth? see if its alive

>> No.15393591

I guess the patented draper landing tech wasn't all that great...

>> No.15393592
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Rocket 4

>> No.15393593

>>15393575
These cheap landers are not killing horizontal velocity

Chinese lander killed horizontal velocity, killed vertical velocity and gone into hover mode when above 1 km, choosing and picking place to land. Japanese tried suicide burning on the last gramms of fuel. Its dumb.

>> No.15393597

This stream is the space equivalent of the Soviet swan lake TV broadcasts

>> No.15393601

>>15393588
CLPS is American, they will all succeed

>> No.15393602

>>15393589
Please understand

>> No.15393606

>>15393585
More likely that it can't, unless it happened to be overhead

>> No.15393607

>>15393601
American doesn't mean some quality, it means a team full of niggers is pretending that they are working and old as fuck boomer thiefs with connections to government got contract to steal the money.

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>> No.15393608
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let me guess
every private lander (except for HLS) is going to crash, isn't it?

>> No.15393610

>>15393593
This.
They probably burned short and crashed.

>> No.15393611

>>15393592
hey wait a sec this can't fit in a standard shipping container

>> No.15393614

I remember when she had 50 people watching. Damn everything space related is inclining so fast. Imagine the hype during Moon landings.

>> No.15393616

we've reached the forklift certified part of the reel, its truly over

>> No.15393617

Space is fake

>> No.15393619

can we please stop rampantly speculating and wait for an official announcement?

>> No.15393620

>>15393601
The next I-space lander is being built a few miles from me in Denver. idk mate

>> No.15393621

>>15393609
Its over

>> No.15393623

>>15393608
HLS doesn't exist, its a fantasy that will never fly.

Rage at me, but this is true. Remember this. HLS will never even take off because Starship is utter shit.

>> No.15393622

>>15393608
You know.. CSS told me the reason Starship would blow up on pad was due to bad karma from harming animals, really makes you wonder where these guys got all their bad karma from huh?

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>>15393620
you know what to do

>> No.15393629

>>15393608
I will laugh myself into another dimension if National Team wins the contract but somehow gets a stipulation that they don't have to do a test landing like HLS. If I was an astronaut, I'd sooner quit the program.

>> No.15393630

>start the reel again
OGRE

>> No.15393631
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>investigate status
huh maybe it actually is some dumb comms issue

>>15393625
I applied but they don't have any entry-level stuff really

>> No.15393632

>>15393620
>>15393625
Put an Imax camera on it for us bruv

>> No.15393634

>>15393608
We're finding the floor on how much you can cheap out on launch costs and onboard propulsion for direct moon missions. Government missions with sufficient mass budget figured this out generations ago. I think ultimately the solution will be a Starship moon bus that disgorges payloads in LLO or NRHO before returning to Earth.

>> No.15393635
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15393635

Tardigrades claim another victim

>> No.15393636

>>15393607
it means access to NASA engineering, historical data, etc. ITAR blocks this access and it is not shared with other nations, or companies of other nations

>> No.15393638

>>15393630
鬼だ

>> No.15393640

>>15393630
Yeah, that's not great. I'm done, someone tell me if it failed or not when I come back later.

>> No.15393642

>>15393556
It's done infrequently and by different actors, so there has been not much build-up institutional knowledge.

>> No.15393645

>>15393638
?

>> No.15393646

>>15393645
He wrote Its Ogre

>> No.15393649

SUCESSFUL LANDING

MOON BROS WE WON

>> No.15393650

>>15393619
What else is this thread for if not uninformed speculation and opinionating?

>> No.15393651

Hakuto-kun...

>>15393609
>16:15
What the FUCK could have happened? Overheating? Remotely disabled by seething NASA administrators? Zapped by the moon nazis?

>> No.15393652

calling it now, the Arianegroup engines are the culprit lol

>> No.15393654

How will we prevent the whole team from comitting sepuku?
I think we should congratulate them on twitter desu

>> No.15393655

>>15393646
Fug
That's a good one
How did I not get that

>> No.15393656
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>> No.15393658

Success status: 8 successes out of 10 possible according to their chart

>> No.15393661

>>15393652
>get french on board
>lose

>> No.15393662

as with everything in life, over efficiency causes more problems than it solves.

>> No.15393663

MAKE IT MAKE SENSE

>> No.15393664

>>15392856
See OTRAG for historical precedent on what happens when you try this. (Hint: you get assassinated by the CIA)

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it's officially over

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>>15393661

>> No.15393669

>>15393661
It was integrated in germany lol, propulsion is german.

>> No.15393671

Let's remember how the probe was fine during the orbital phase.
Some startup should focus on developing equipment for probes. Develop generic cameras and measurement instruments to sell to foreign agencies, so they don't need to waste time and money doing R&D for basic instruments.

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why is clear stream different?
wtf

>> No.15393676

>>15393651
It was probably just maneuvering at that point. They didn't totally lose contact until just before touchdown, so I would guess it smacked into the surface. Maybe the engine failed trying to deep throttle.

>> No.15393678

>>15393672

kek

>> No.15393680

Just code the rocket to land on the earth and then edit the variables to moon
Itt could do it

>> No.15393681

just goes to show, third world country as japan cant go to the moon

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>> No.15393688

LANDING??!??

>> No.15393690

I Was A Moon Rover But Reincarnated In A Different World Filled With Hot Chicks?!

>> No.15393692

:( feel bad for this guy

>> No.15393693

TOTAR
SHAMEFUR
DISPRAY

>> No.15393694

confirmed over...

>> No.15393695

unsuccessful rander randing...

>> No.15393696
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when will they admit they lost the lander

will the ceo fall on his tanto

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Shamefur dispray

>> No.15393698

>>15393681
>diversified as fuck team
>wonder why it crashes

>> No.15393699

This is so embarrassing. Execute mission control now...

>> No.15393700
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we have not established communication with the lander, but now we lost the communication
we have to assume that it may have crashed
our engineers will continue to examine the situation
we will update you when we finish the investigation

>> No.15393701

>data cope

>> No.15393702

ROVARI DA

>> No.15393704

how did we pull off landing people 60 years ago and we can't even land a robot now

>> No.15393705

Next launch, CEO in a Dragon direct course to the sun.

>> No.15393706

>>15393698
>99% japanese team
>a few europeans
>one black woman
You guys genuinely need meds. What did she do? Did she shit in the clean room? Get real.

>> No.15393707

CLPS is fucked, just let JPL do all landing designs

>> No.15393708

>>15393578
Won't both XL-1 and Nova-C landers use the same Falcon 9?

>> No.15393711

>>15393704
>we
this is a japanese lander

>> No.15393713

The FAA has grounded Ispace

>> No.15393714

>>15393707
JPL is hollow, all old white people dying and replaced by niggers and trannies because human resources offices are filled with humanitarians who hire those scum

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OWARI DA
They will all commit sepuku from shame tonight, joining the H3 team.

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NEVER QUIT LUNAR QUEST

>> No.15393717

ching chong ching chong ching chong

>> No.15393718

The vigil continues here.

>> No.15393719

>>15393578
oh makes sense, seems pretty doomed as a mission profile

>> No.15393721

>>15393706
Its 50% gaijin

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>>15393390
STFU suomi muumi. You dont even have a space program and biggest happening to look forward is to reclaim alaska tier proto arctic wastelands like karelia and murmansk

>> No.15393723

hontoni owari DA..

>> No.15393724

>>15393711
We can take some blame for this, lets not leave the Japan people by their lonesome in this harsh time - we know How hard it is to lose a rander..
Well not we, you guys do. We only managed to send up some super sonics

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>no Japanese pill bot
nuuuu

>> No.15393726

well at least JUICE launched
everything else failing

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>>15393716
Based

>> No.15393731

>>15393718
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCMqykEm84w

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F

Sorry, Japan lander. Maybe next time.

>> No.15393736

>>15393723
Is all gonna be daijobu

>> No.15393737

宇宙は厳しいだ

>> No.15393738

only kim can save the asian ascent in space

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No relay

>> No.15393740

>>15393707
I used to work at JPL there is resistance from both parties of them and the wider NASA community for the lab to work directly on missions that fall outside of discovery, new frontiers, and flagship.

I personally think the entire campaign scheme needs to change and there should be program offices for individual solar system destinations like a single integrated lunar office that combines the human exploration and scientific mission directorates.

There’s division that is preventing more agile mission proposal and that ultimately limits funding opportunities.

>> No.15393742

NEVER QUIT

>> No.15393743

This must be much more depressive compared to just blowing up a bunch of rockets on launch

>> No.15393744

>>15393742
THE RUNAR QUEST

>> No.15393745
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DONT FORGET, NEVER QUIT THE LUNAR QUEST

>> No.15393747

>>15393736
i love you

>> No.15393748

>>15393743
they got into orbit and got descent data. that's not too bad.

>> No.15393750

>>15393708
I believe they're both dedicated payloads rather than rideshares. F9 dedicated can take you fully interplanetary like DART so TLI is fine.

>> No.15393751

>>15393748
True, but imagine having something traveling through space for a hundred days - and we cant even see it blow up, we only have to presume it exploded on impact

>> No.15393752

space is easy bros... how we holding up?

>> No.15393753

space exploration has been a massive L this year

>> No.15393754

>>15393722
astra investor on suicide watch, smallsat launchers are a dead end

>> No.15393755

>>15393753
for real, now its Vulcan's turn

what will fuck it, Centaur or Astrobotic lander

>> No.15393756

>>15393753
How do you feel about us going back underwater?

>> No.15393758

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_missions_to_the_Moon
under "Future missions" how many of the 2023 dates are still legit?

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>>15393752
I'm feeling great.

If Chinese lander would have failed on the landing, all of you faggots would laugh and celebrate, so guess what i do when YOUR favorite lander crashes?

>> No.15393760

>>15393740
How do you feel about private companies filling gaps in JPL's exploration missions? Is there any reason why they seem to be having such a poor record vs JPL?

I'm about to start working at a small company that's apparently working on a small planetary exploration orbiter to be flown soonish, and I'm sorta skeptical about it all. Some former JPL guys on staff, though, so I suppose that lends them credibility.

>> No.15393761

>>15393758
prolly Astrobotic

>> No.15393764

>>15393752
you have to have humans up there actually piloting and problem solving. probes are a meme unless you want perma nasa budgets and timelines, this is beyond question

>> No.15393766

it's all software software software issues. ITS ALL SOFTWARE. Like every single failure recently has been software related.
Am I wrong?

>> No.15393767

>choose trajectory that takes a billion years to get the the Moon
>crash anyways
It’s over

>> No.15393770

>>15393756
We have to face facts: multicellular life isn't working out

>> No.15393772

>>15393759
>so guess what i do when YOUR favorite lander crashes?
Make changes to the schematics you stole from them?

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>>15393766
no one will admit they loaded the tanks wrong

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>>15393754
>astra investors on suicide watch
>pic related is one

>> No.15393775

So much effort on cgi they forgot to buy enough ram and the rendering crashed almost revealing fake space in the background director display

>> No.15393776

>>15393761
that depends on Vulcan so no

>> No.15393777

>>15393772
There is nothing to steal from Japanese, except their cool uniforms. China already makes everything better.

>> No.15393778

>>15393764
>BUT MUH HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT
JPL landed big robots autonomously multiple times.
This is a matter of having free wait for more fuel and thus more time to land carefully, humans would fuck up the same if they piloted a lander with barely any fuel.

>> No.15393779

>>15393740
>>I personally think the entire campaign scheme needs to change and there should be program offices for individual solar system destinations like a single integrated lunar office that combines the human exploration and scientific mission directorates.

NASA certainly doesn't seem to feel the same way

When the 2023 Planetary Decadal recommended exactly that, they pushed back against it giving a nonsense answer

https://spacenews.com/nasa-cautions-planetary-science-funding-falls-short-of-decadal-projections/
>However, NASA rejected a recommendation in the decadal to develop similar scientific exploration strategies for other solar system destinations, such as Venus and “ocean worlds” in the outer solar system. Such strategies should be developed by the scientific community through existing advisory committees, Glaze said. “We’re really excited that this decadal is focused on questions and not destinations, and we want to focus those important questions that are identified in the decadal.”

>> No.15393780

Do you think we'll at least see pictures of the crash site from the LRO?

>> No.15393781

>>15393759
To me, any spaceflight is good spaceflight. If your lander crashed I would make jokes about it like I do here with Hakuto-R but in the end I'd be sad because that's one more setback to humanity getting off this god forsaken rock.

>> No.15393782

>>15393774
How much of his optismism did he invest into Astra?

>> No.15393784

>>15393755
The only way Astrobotic can fuck over Vulcan is if it doesn’t show up. Any issues that occur after payload separation aren’t ULA’s problem. Centaur has to work flawlessly.

>> No.15393785

>>15393766
That's what I'm thinking... they got low enough to turn on the high-tech stuff and it failed immediately.

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i don't see Japanese or Taiwanese flag on the Moon guys

>> No.15393789

>>15393779
That's NASA for "we'd rather ignore the proposals than visibly fail to get them funded."

>> No.15393790

Remember to short Astra everyone

>> No.15393792

>>15393777
thank you. China is stronge

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>>15393716
GREAT DISHONORU. MUST SUDOKU

>> No.15393794

>>15393766
On smallsats, software, power, and comms make up the lion's share of failure causes. I imagine that's the same for larger vehicles.

>> No.15393795

>>15393779
>“We’re really excited that this decadal is focused on questions and not destinations
BOILS MY BLOOD

China was right about one thing, the NASA priority of missions over technology which leads to bloated budgets and long cadences

>> No.15393796

>>15393766
Probably not. Astra was the inverse, software heroically trying to compensate for bad hardware.

>> No.15393797

>>15393782
It's all Musk's fault. He didn't go public so Estronaut was forced to invest in trash.

>> No.15393798

>>15393781
Japanese advances don't represent humanity, they represent only the advancement of their dispicable country and a threat to the rest of the world, because Japanese never learned their lesson after WW2 and need a few more nukes dropped on them, untill they admit their warcrimes, repent and pay reparations to Asia for their attrocities.

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>>15393766
>the thing that launched Hakuto is a 40 meter tall stick that lands in Earth gravity through an atmosphere
>lunar landers can't land in lunar gravity with no atmosphere

>> No.15393800

>>15393789
>>15393779
You guys are retarded. Literally begging for additional bureaucracy. For once NASA is in the right here

>> No.15393801

>>15393782
all of it. That is why he is volunteering as the first manned SS flight right after they patch up the pad and load up the next load

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which was more pathetic, picrel or today's fail?

>> No.15393803

>>15393797
if all the public space companies are trash, just invest in some other sector
pretty simple

>> No.15393804

>>15393778
humans would be given far wider margins of error. they'd also get a lot more done once there than some dinky rc cars and arms. its all a trade up and humans going is clearly the better option (as evidenced by the apollo program vs everything since).

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>>15393789
Why can't rich fags fund probes instead fucking around in LEO? I wanna see pictures of Neptune, not some fag bouncing around over Earth.

>> No.15393806

>>15393801
Watching him jettison out of the airlock to die in lunar orbit would be kino

>> No.15393808

>>15393802
First aerobatics in space?

>> No.15393810

>>15393798
I'm sorry you feel that way anon, I just root for any spaceflight. Hopefully China does well in spaceflight, but hopefully so does Japan (I think China will probably pull far ahead compared to Japan though)

>> No.15393811

Telescopes>probes

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>>15393799
and how many times did they fuck up before it worked?

>> No.15393813
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>>15393800
it is wumao shitstains trying to implant bad seeds into anons heads. They and their tankie simps were also the ones demanding SX be nationalized after SS maiden flight when the average burger does not even know what that term means. Lucky for everyone they are irrelevant in the new space rush and can only lag behind everybody as they can only copy what other come up with

>> No.15393815

>>15393799
>lunar landers can't land in lunar gravity with no atmosphere
That's the issue you retard. You can't parachute your way into safety without na atmosphere. Propulsive landing in many times harder. That's why the Soviets could bruteforce into Venus but sucked at Mars.

>> No.15393816

>>15393799
Doesn't atmospheric drag help to slow down with less delta V?

>> No.15393818

>>15393798
>attrocities
Herro from Austraria!

>> No.15393819
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>>15393805
Peter Beck is funding a Venus mission which is cool.

>> No.15393820

>>15393812
>it's okay that our car's brakes didn't work, it's our first time building a car

>> No.15393821

>>15393800
No you idiot, this is so that they don't have to go through the ridiculous competition phase of discovery, new frontiers, flagship and NASA can launch more, not less often

Look at this way

>no Lunar Destination Program
>any lunar mission has to compete with Discovery, New Frontiers, Flagship

>Lunar Destination Program
>lunar missions don't have to compete and can just be worked on until ready

This stupid NASA competition between PI's and destinations every few years is whats disgustingly bureaucratic to the core

>> No.15393822

>>15393760
I’m all for it. JPL is fantastic and will continue to be the premier org of planetary exploration. The more the merrier. Look at the great work APL has done. ASU’s MILO institute looks promising as well.

The key in my opinion is that there is a looping cycle between science and engineering tasks. One feeds into the other. Quite literally the communities seldom talk. They almost work in isolation compared to what is possible. JPL seems to be the closest with their approaches and it’s still not very close.

>>15393779
I think this is related to pork but I’ve yet to operate at the level of interfacing with Congress or NASA HQ in my career.

I do think the decadal survey is a VERY good process though. Our biggest challenge seems to be following its recommendations with funded flight projects and sticking to a schedule. I also think human exploration should get its own survey. Or again- the entire process needs to be integrated because it’s ultimately symbiotic.

>> No.15393823

>>15393815
Parachutes?

>> No.15393824

>>15393815
At what point does Falcon 9 use a parachute?

>> No.15393825

>>15393819
Literally the worst planet to send a probe to, even on Mercury you can observe the sun more closely.

>> No.15393828

>>15393819
It already got delayed, but it's cool they're doing it. One of the main reasons why I like Rocket Lab.

>> No.15393829
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this is why we need gateway so white American Christian astronauts can manually land all of these poo poo and ching chong landers for them

>> No.15393831

>>15393825
We need to send landers to shut the Russians up.

>> No.15393830

>>15393760
Are you the anon who had an interview at a satellite company?

>> No.15393834

>>15393829
Actually Gateway would solve a lot of issues wouldn't it? Act as a relay and in the future CLPS landers can just undock from the Starship HLS bay docked to it

>> No.15393835

>>15393829
>white
>Jewish cuck cult
lol

>> No.15393836

>>15393821
You dont need a faggot program office if you get cost of launch down.

>> No.15393837

>>15393821
JPLanon here, I want lunar PIs to compete with lunar PIs. PIs competing IS GOOD. It WORKS. I just want it to be destination exclusive.

>> No.15393838

>>15393825
>Mercury
>Spend 20 years and 10 flybys to orbit a ball of iron

>> No.15393839

>>15393831
They barely even talk about their space program now, let alone fund it.
>>15393835
Go back to /pol/ the livestream is over

>> No.15393841

>>15393822
>Quite literally the communities seldom talk.
Is it autism? How is this a problem

>> No.15393842

>>15393824
At what point is a big ass rocket comparable to a small probe?

>> No.15393843

>>15393798
>pay reparations to Asia for their attrocities.
Das rite! gibs me dat

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what are the little red tanks between the oxygen and hydrogen tanks filled with? this icps upper stage is so cool.

>> No.15393848

>>15393836
Yeah this is all irrelevant, the mass possibilities will allow projects that obsolete the entire previous planetary exploration efforts for a given object in a single launch.

>> No.15393849

>>15393825
>worst planet to send a probe
why?

>> No.15393851
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>> No.15393852

>>15393836
>get cost of launch down
>missions to the moon become cheap
>Lunar Destination office where >>15393837 happens and not competition between lunar or planet or comets/asteroids

>>15393837
Yeah thats exactly what I want to see happen, a Lunar destinations, Mars destinations, Venus destinations etc.. program instead of competition for all these destinations in a mission focused manner with discovery, new frontiers, flagship

>> No.15393853

>>15393838
>Venus
>Spend gorillion dollars to send a probe to stare at clouds
>Literally can't land anything
>No resources to take advantage of via probes
>Not even close to the sun, can't justify solar observations

>> No.15393856

>>15393760
>small company that's apparently working on a small planetary exploration orbiter to be flown soonish
Oh shit thats cool, best of luck in whatever destination you guys try to explore!

>> No.15393857

I've been saying it for a while, but what will kill Starship isn't digging a hole.
It's its reliability.
It's fine loosing a engine or 2 on the booster, but it's another loosing it when landing on Mars.

>> No.15393858

>>15393846
Probably helium to fill the tanks to avoid vaccuum inside the tank

>> No.15393859

>>15393830
Nope, but I did have an interview with a satellite company to get the job lol

>> No.15393860

>>15393851
>elon musk, 2035AD, artymis 3
Epic fail

>> No.15393861

>>15393802
C) Israel's moon lander.

>> No.15393862

>>15393207
lmao, cursed to failure

>> No.15393863 [DELETED] 

>>15393856
>5+ years
>intense design/development work
>intense testing
>new version Raptor 2
>still unreliable

fuck, was FFSC a mistake?

>> No.15393864

>>15393857
You should be banned for crossposting from reddit

>> No.15393865

While this is undeniably cope coming from an employee at a CLPS company, you do have to keep in mind that the CLPS generation of landers were designed solely with cost in mind. Dr. Z openly stated he anticipated CLPS would have failures as the recipients are operating on extremely tight budgets with an expectation of using higher-risk COTS components. With lower budgets comes tighter schedules and less employees. I want CLPS missions to land but it seems that the CRS model with fixed pricing can't be applied successfully to something as complex as a lunar landing.

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>>15393798
Certified Chinese poster

>> No.15393867

>>15393863
Yes. china is better at engines. moon too and mars

>> No.15393868

>>15393864
You should be banned for thinking I'm from reddit.

>> No.15393869

>>15393853
Venus is the only place other than Titan to have a substantial alien atmosphere and not be a giant planet. It's totally worth investigating it.
No rover has taken advantage of local resources so far.
You don't need to land on anything to look at the Sun.

>> No.15393870

>>15393842
Easier to land something small and lightweight

>> No.15393871

>>15393382
>26:46
>Kemp: TROPICS only needed 6 satellites out of 9 satellites to be a successful mission
Kek, that faggot already forgot how many satellites there were in total, how many they needed and how many they blew up.

>> No.15393872

>>15393856
Thanks! Been a long time coming, but I'm exciting to finally be working on flight hardware.

>> No.15393873

>>15393867
Hows Zhurong doing

>> No.15393875

>>15393857
>>15393856
>5+ years
>intense design/development work
>intense testing
>new version Raptor 2
>still unreliable

fuck, was FFSC a mistake?

>> No.15393878

What probes do we have for launch this year? Psyche is the only one I can remember.

>> No.15393879

>>15393865
Starships or electric propulsion LEO-LLO reusable spacetugs are the solution. Small companies can't do everything well at once so they should focus on the LLO-to-surface portion of the mission.

>> No.15393880

>>15393345
hilarious they're bringing along sakanaction music... for some reason?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIlZCmETvsY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2I25AFSBm2g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxqYUbNR-c0

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maybe hire experienced ex ESA, NASA or JPL people instead of diversity and gays straight out of collage

>> No.15393886

>>15393878
I just remembered Chandrayaan 3 too.

>> No.15393887

>>15393865
Okay but what if its not COTS thats the problem but procedures, like someone mentioned as soon as orientation of the lander changed to vertical, it lost radio contact

Would hate to lose CLPS landers not due to material but procedural fuckups, a lunar orbiting relay should be up there sooner than later to mitigate this risk imo

>> No.15393889

>>15393302
帰ってきたぜ

>> No.15393890

https://youtu.be/vF-vrL0htbE

>> No.15393892

>>15393881
Or hire chinese scientists that know what to do

>> No.15393896

>>15393887
Failure of "procedures" boils down to a schedule or resourcing issue, both of which are tied to cost. Either software had to be rushed through development or they aren't able to hire enough high quality engineers to get the job done. When Jeff is out buying entry level engineers $150k a pop, it's difficult to compete with that.

>> No.15393897

>>15393887
Equatorial relays talking to NRHO relays talking to LEO relays talking to Starlink, with the NRHO-LEO leg done by laser instead of RF.

>> No.15393899

>>15393875
FFSC was the opposite they did for falcon 9.
They just went for the cheapest engine and made it godly.
Here they're going at the best possible engine without any trust it will ultimately be reliable.
Nobody's ever done this before.

So yeah, it was a mistake.

>> No.15393901

>>15393899
>Starship was a mistake

noono, no no no no no, it flew

>> No.15393903

>>15393887
Space Force is actually working on that via… AFRL I think? I can’t remember off hand.

>>15393881
Plenty of competent ex ESA, NASA, and JPL folk would qualify as diversity hires or even fresh from undegrad because of things like the pathways program. You should open your mind you /pol/ tourist. I so rarely post on 4chan since everything here went to deeper shit since Moot left and the big actors started disinfo campaigns here.

>> No.15393904

>wake up
>ispace's moon lander failed
this is why those lunar satnav systems will make bank, because it's too hard for companies to successfully land their $100 million dollar landers on the moon

>> No.15393908

>>15393901
It's not, it's just that they could have used less complicated engines.

>> No.15393909

>>15393904
>just woke up.

Are you suffering from depression or living in Guam or Hawaii? Or working graveyard shift in Europe or something?

>> No.15393910

>>15393904
Two words: 3-body problem

>> No.15393911

>>15393903
>You should open your mind you /pol/ tourist.
That's a tall order for them, at least they are not the flat earth/space hoax/apollo hoax type lol

>> No.15393912

>>15393903
Your project will blow up in space or go out due to loss of communication and you will sit there at your computer staring at the numbers thinking
Where did we all go so wrong

>> No.15393921

>>15393364
>he doesn't know about the island of stability
embarrassing

>> No.15393924

>>15393753
Potential failures for the rest of the year:
Starship OFT-2
H3 second flight (?)
Starliner CFT
Vulcan
Ariane 6

>> No.15393925

>>15393903
Maybe it's better if gays don't explore the Solar system after all.

>> No.15393926

It suddenly got really quiet after I wrote that last one, whats going on

>> No.15393927

>>15393926
Everyone realized it's gonna be 6 month at least until something exciting happens in spaceflight

>> No.15393928

owari da
https://spacenews.com/first-ispace-lunar-lander-feared-lost/

>> No.15393929

I saw Scott post a picture from the Astra event, someone commented
>So that's the "other event" you were at that meant you could not to go to the Starship Launch :)
>First commercial moon landing is a big deal !
GUH

>> No.15393930

>>15393924
>Starship OFT-2
that aint happening this year LOL

>> No.15393931

>>15393925
The very second Mars colonies become comercially viable Mormons/Tankies/Nazi chuds/etc will all create their "Utopias" in dinky lavatubes naturally selecting for autistic political extremes and turning Mars into a sperg dominated uber society like the Expanse.

>> No.15393932

>>15393931
>implying tankies and nazis have any money for this

>> No.15393933

>>15393931
b-based

>> No.15393934
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>get europoor parts
>pull a Schiaparelli
This thing is 100% below the ground level.
Someone refund the emirati golden toy car.

>> No.15393935

china is laughing so hard

>> No.15393936

>>15393931
Colonies will need to have a pretty high up reproduction per woman.
Meanwhile gays will be thrown out.

>> No.15393937

>>15393924
>OFT-2
no way
the first one made so far with the booster shiddin itself all the way

>> No.15393938

>>15393924
>OFT-2
See you in two years.

>> No.15393939

>>15393924
Astra stock delisting.

>> No.15393944

SPACE

>> No.15393945

>>15393924
Starliner, Vulcan, and Ariane 6 will all slide into 2024

>> No.15393946
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>>15393927
Imagine getting excited for CGI.

>6 months
It will never happen, stop giving the other NPCs false hope including yourself. The earth is flat with a dome. They are never ever leaving this plane alive and neither are you. What will happen instead they will keep selling you blatant CGI and because you are a retarded NPC who desperately wants to believe in space and the globohomo space model, you will eat it right up only to be let down over and over again.

tldr; the npc's take another L today

>> No.15393950

>>15393946
If its all CGI how are we taking any L`s

>> No.15393951

>>15393931
>everybody else can enjoy peace on Earth
Beautiful

>> No.15393953

>>15393946
Wow, I didn't read half of your sentence, but you're right.
Earth must be flat.
Just blow yourself up in a rocket to prove it as the other person.

>> No.15393954

>>15393931
Reminder that the LDS church has 100 billion dollars in the bank

>> No.15393955

>>15393953
rip mike you fucking nutter

>> No.15393957

>>15393946
I thought you flat earthers disapeared 2 years ago?

>> No.15393959

Just report and ignore, we pay Jannies a whopping $0.00 per hour to deal with this

>> No.15393962

>>15393909
>he doesn't match his sleep schedule with his favorite celestial body
ngmi

>> No.15393964

>>15393959
I was on Biz, and then the Jannies deleted the wrong threadsplitter thread - how fucking bad do you have to be on your job? Just How little gratitude do you have towards such a thankful job.. baka

>> No.15393965

>>15393946
there is a reason you're called flat EARTHER

>> No.15393967

>>15393962
Nah, this guy is just trolling, it's OK

>> No.15393970

>>15393931
Mars colonies will never become commercially viable to start. There is nothing that can be produced on Mars that will be worth bringing back home

>> No.15393971

>>15393964
I dont recall adding baka to the end of that sentence?

>> No.15393972

>>15393930
>>15393938
>>15393937
doomers get out
>>15393939
That would be a success

>> No.15393973

>>15393972
Me waking up to the resounding success that is hearing my local news department tell me Astra has been delisted and Scott has to make a gloomy and doomy video on it on his youtube channel

>> No.15393976

>claims Chinaspace isn’t impressive despite having some cool lunar landings and a mars rover on its resume
>everyone else drops their spaghetti just trying to get a dinky little lander on the Moon
Apologize

>> No.15393978

>>15393976
We are cheering for a commercial lander here, its david vs goliath - the underdog vs the overdog. The top vs the bottom

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>>15393939
>>15393973

>> No.15393982

>>15393970
You don't understand.
Once we can refuel starships from Mars, we've got the whole solar system.
And we'll be mining.

>> No.15393984
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15393984

List of Japanese space successes this year:
>

>> No.15393985

>>15393982
I am investing in gold and silver, please dont

>> No.15393987
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japanbros, I crashed too...

>> No.15393986

media when starship failed: LOOOOOOL elon musk's spacex rocket EXPLODED
media when ispace failed: japanese company successfully makes it to the moon

>> No.15393993

>>15393985
Buy bitcoins with your gold.

>> No.15393996

>>15393985
Should've bought GameStop instead.

>> No.15394002

>>15393993
>>15393996
Oh hi biz
Hiiii!!! biz

>> No.15394006

https://twitter.com/ispace_inc/status/1650926728108453888

>> No.15394007

>>15393435
They're attempting to get pork $ from congress by launching from Alabama.

>> No.15394008

>>15393985
How the fuck is Peter Shif still scamming people?

>> No.15394010

Luna 25 bros how we feelin’??

>> No.15394014

>>15394008
I didnt get it due to Peter, I have always thought hes a loser at the same level as Jim Cramer

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>>15393908
BObros, we win

>> No.15394019
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>> No.15394020

Anyways, enough /biz/ in /sfg/, we are here to laugh at failures and cry about those who succeed

>> No.15394022

>>15393984
>making clear cry

>> No.15394023

>>15393985
You need to understand pensions depend on the stock market, so the stock market will never go down.
If you invested in Gold and Silver back in 2008 before the financial meltdown, you've made a 0% profit in 15 years.

>> No.15394024

>>15394010
>launch due in 3 months
>still no confirmation on whether certain instruments are actually flying on Luna-Glob or waiting for the next lander
I sense a NET Q4 2024 shift lmao

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I'll make you cry

>> No.15394027

>>15394023
I did not, and I have made 20% profits so far

>> No.15394028

>>15393972
>doomer
i said OFT-2 would make it, you retarded nigger

>> No.15394029

>>15394010
I wonder how the vatniks will cope when it crashes

>> No.15394030

>>15394026
>>15394022

>> No.15394031

>>15393978
>commercial
>the underdog vs the overdog
Suppose the Tanzanian government space program versus Japanese and American private companies - who'd be the David and who'd be the Goliath?

>> No.15394033

>>15394027
Good, time to sell. don't get greedy.

>> No.15394034

>>15394031
In my eyes the Japan bros is always the underdog

>> No.15394035

>>15393982
>Once we can refuel starships from Mars, we've got the whole solar system.
NTA but you misunderstand delta-v requirements, launching from Mars or LMO makes a few objects easier to access but there is still a lot that cannot be easily reached by chemical propulsion, let alone in a reasonable time frame. E.g. starting from low Mars orbit Starship with its normal payload still couldn't land on any of the moons of Jupiter, Saturn, or Uranus

>> No.15394036

>>15394033
And what exactly do you want me to buy?

>> No.15394037

>>15394035
Well, who the fuck would want to land in Chernobyl? aka Jupiter moons.
The asteroid belt is plenty of resources.

>> No.15394039

>>15394029
At least they'd be back in the business of sending space probes like in the good old days. And if the probes tend to crash a lot, that just makes it even more like in the good old days.

>> No.15394040

>>15394037
Callisto is outside the radiation belts you retard

>> No.15394041

>>15394036
Idk, man, I'd buy bonds at this point but gold is not it.

>> No.15394044

>>15394039
The good old days of crashing instead of the current days of NASA landing their rovers on Mars every time

>> No.15394045

>>15394041
Bonds are doing really badly right now my man

>> No.15394047

>>15394022
He'll be fine

>> No.15394048

>>15394040
And it is actually shielded by jool's magnetic field...

>> No.15394049

>>15394045
It's more yield than anything else and it makes sense because countries are putting themselves into debt like never before.
Something about saving the environment or something.

>> No.15394052

>>15393819
If they plop it on Maxwell we might see lead snow. Kino?

>> No.15394053

>>15393805
take unironically a lot of money. /sfg/ will have you believe the entire Starship program costs less than a single discovery mission

>> No.15394054
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Human spaceflight Chad here, I just find it very difficult to be excited for anything that isn't directly putting people on other worlds at this point

>> No.15394055

>>15394044
Russia hardly has the money for a world-class space exploration program. Not that it matters; Putin doesn't need Russia as equal to the US as much as he needs to be seen moving Russia forward (or back to when things were better, whichever)

>> No.15394057

>>15393816
we were having a discussion just a few months ago how landing in vacuum is much easier and that the tech for a powered landing in an atmosphere only appeared in the 2000s.

>> No.15394058

>>15394049
Call me when you have a yield that will do more than 20%

>> No.15394061

>>15394037
You found the one exception from the 100 moons of Jupiter, congrats

>> No.15394062

>>15394054
I am convinced robotic androids are a possibility in the next decade

>> No.15394064

>>15394058
Not gonna happen, but you can hold your gold and loos it all later.

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>> No.15394067
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>> No.15394068
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>>15394037
>The asteroid belt
Transit times and synodic periods from Mars to theere are horrible. Chemical rockets won't suffice

>> No.15394070

>>15393390
Save those. I curse myself for not saving the source of that arianefag that said reusing rockets is like reusing condoms.

>> No.15394071

>>15394037
The most optimized asteroid miners would probably use something like microwave electrothermal thrusters with water as the propellant. Higher Isp and higher payload fraction than chemical, easy refueling, and a very simplistic design where not much can go wrong

>> No.15394074

>>15393931
Good. But also >>15393932
Though on one hand I want to see the crazy shit that would happen from a Mormon colony but on the other I fucking hate Mormons because they're insane heretics.
>>15393970
Commercially viable as in not so expensive that they're literally impossible.

>> No.15394075

>>15394064
Will do

>> No.15394079

>>15394068
You can just expend a little more propellant than just a newman transfer

>> No.15394080

>>15394071
what happened to vasimir?

>> No.15394082

>>15394065
The launch did not pull that many Gs

>> No.15394083

>>15394080
It was always a bad design.

>> No.15394087

>>15393982
It will barely be economical to mine precious metals on the moon for sending them back to Earth. Beyond that, there is no material valuable enough to export to Earth. Any mining in space will be for use in space. Don't get caught in the sci fi space mining trap

>> No.15394089
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>>15394071
Based and Spacecoachpilled

>> No.15394090

>>15394080
It doesn't really work.
Unless you bring a nuclear core with you, and then acceleration is 0

>> No.15394091

>>15394083
how come? magnetron with gas passing through it and a possibly unnecessary magnetic nozzle. seemed very simple.

>> No.15394093

>>15394087
It will be economical to bring it back to Mars

>> No.15394094

>>15394074
>Commercially viable as in not so expensive that they're literally impossible.
Still that's not really a good investment. No doubt Mars colonies will be possible, but they'll never make any money

>> No.15394095

Is there a video of starship with good sound? Ideally spacex but without the fucking soi cheering

>> No.15394096

>>15394080
Mass fraction is okay until you add the radiators.

>> No.15394099

>>15394094
And? That's irrelevant.

>> No.15394102

>>15394093
Anything you can mine from asteroids you can mine 1000x more cheaply on Mars

>> No.15394104

>>15394089
Why are the habs a mile apart

>> No.15394105

>>15394094
We startrek now, no need for money - its post scarcity

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>>15394093
Mars already has plenty of metals anon

>> No.15394111

>>15393946
imagine living in a world where there is no possible escape, where you have to either stay put and cope or choose violence. Sounds like something feds would push.

>> No.15394115

>>15394106
Propellant is stored in the Ball

>> No.15394116
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>>15394104
>a mile apart
?? they're not

>> No.15394119

was the primary driver of immigration to the early us its resources or peoples wishing to leave the old world?

>> No.15394121

>>15394091
That's because you're ignoring the LN2 chilled superconducting magnets and the giant fucking fission reactor required to power the thing.

>> No.15394124

>>15394074
>I fucking hate Mormons because they're insane heretics.
So just like protestants?

>> No.15394126

The Swedes bombed Norway
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/sweden-launches-research-rocket-accidentally-hits-norway-2023-04-25/

>> No.15394128

>>15394121
but using a microwave to heat propellant is still a sound idea or no?

>> No.15394136

>>15394080
They needed to test the thruster for a certain number of hours in order to milk more money from NASA but they failed to achieve it. Besides the design wasn't that much more efficient compared to other types of EP and as always the real fundamental limitation for EP is the power system and its mass

>> No.15394138

>>15394128
Sure, but that's also the Microwave Electrothermal thruster design Momentus has already tested on orbit with like 10,000x better total system TWR than VASIMR since it only needs some solar panels and can use water propellant.

>> No.15394142

>>15394124
Only Calvinists.

>> No.15394146

>>15394136
>power system and its mass

I wonder if you could just beam it from somewhere.

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>>15394146
You can

>> No.15394155 [DELETED] 

Starship IFT review from a former ASDS engineer, I don't fully agree with all takes, but overall pretty reasonable.

>> No.15394159

>>15394055
and this is why he is sending the russian youth to a meat grinder

>> No.15394161

https://thenext30trips.com/p/scrappy-special-edition
Starship IFT review from a former ASDS engineer, I don't fully agree with all takes, but overall pretty reasonable.
I am very smart.

>> No.15394164

>>15394152
Now we're talking. Although politicians won't like the idea of 100MW space lazors.

>> No.15394169

>>15394164
Really? Last I heard the British guvuna promised to pull off a space lazor

>> No.15394174

>>15393869
Benus is a shithole with no winds on the surface because the atmosphere is soup

>> No.15394180

>>15394164
Then use the space lazors to erase any government that disagrees with you.

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>>15393878
JUICE

>> No.15394190

>>15394164
I think an international effort to build a giant laser array on the far side of the Moon would be quite politically viable but that probably favors laser thermal over laser electric

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>>15394174
venus chads are literally above the ground dwellers

>> No.15394196

>>15394190
>international effort
>post chimpout

>> No.15394197

>>15394095
Not sure what constitutes good sound but here's a couple that some anon posted in the previous thread (with cheering). How are they gonna launch multiple times per day when it sounds like a war from ten miles away?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Kb2fbk0jcA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az4v_9ez0Lk

>> No.15394198

What does it mean the FAA grounded Starship? Is that something that doesn't happen after every launch failure?

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>>15394018
>BObros
Ayo

>> No.15394201

>>15394196
I mean like US, Canada, Europe, Japan

>> No.15394202

>>15394196
>It costs 50$ to feed an astronaut.. you could feed a child with 10

>> No.15394204

Moonbros...
Nipbros...
CLPSbros...
Spaceflightbros...

>> No.15394207

>>15394198
It is something that happens regardless afaik, its nothing but routine so dont worry about it - if there is any launch delays it wont be due to FAA, not this time

>> No.15394208

>>15394119
both. Puritans and other religious groups for example felt the old world was too corrupt, so they left to form their own communities in the US.

>> No.15394209

>>15394161
>Somewhere in there, Falcon Heavy flew for the first time and also landed all three first stage cores.
what did he mean by this

>> No.15394214

>>15394207
That's what the FAA wants you to think...

>> No.15394215

>>15394201
In that case checks and balances will kick in.
>we don't want to antagonize our nuclear capable chinese and russian adversaries with insane projects like gigantic space lasers do we?
>better invest the money in defense and welfare

>> No.15394216

>>15394142
Calvinists are based, albeit.
Only branch of Christianity I think I could really get behind, especially with the theory they have. Too bad they're not very centralized.

>> No.15394224

>>15394119
For most of America and Canada, yes. In Latin America it was primarily Spanish and Portuguese elites looking to increase their wealth.

>> No.15394228

>>15394074
I knew a few mormons, actually very cool individuals, and the only modern 'christian' group I've seen that isn't pussified and/or irrelevant/powerless. You need extreme centralization and tithes to stand up to moral corruption and schisms.

>> No.15394231

>>15394074
The Catholic church has plans to establish a diocese on Mars should a colony get started.

>> No.15394234

>>15394161
>Worse, their newest contract with NASA stipulates landing humans on the Moon by 2024
What did he mean by this

>> No.15394239

>>15394198
It would have been grounded even if the launch went perfectly because the license only allowed for one launch. They'll review and modify the license, it's no big deal.

>> No.15394244

>>15394204
JUICE bros we are so back

>> No.15394247

>>15394119
In Canada (Québec really) it was 100% for ressources, in the US it was mostly religious extremists escaping the old world

>> No.15394250

>>15394161
The first half of this reads like sober industry analysis. The second half is pure FUDposting, turning from opinion into outright concern trolling as a concluding statement. I'm not impressed.

>> No.15394259

>>15393934
wasn't shiaparelli a software bug

>> No.15394260

>>15394161
>water you’ve been carrying for billionaires
>Elon stans
>Elon's social network
>Elon was clear
>Elon is saying
>fanbois
>anyone buying a blue check on Twitter
yup that's seethe alright

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> how will off world colonies be run?
Look up how the Panama Canal Zone was run

>> No.15394266

>>15394106
External proonted bases are cringe, internal lava tube bases are baaed

>> No.15394270

>>15394209
>Falcon Heavy flew for the first time and also landed all three first stage cores
>ASDS engineer
this is the craziest part about this post.
how could he possibly get this wrong?

>> No.15394276

>>15394270
oh I see he's referring to the booster that tipped over after landing due to waves.

>> No.15394285

>>15394259
Today I will remind you
https://www.romania-insider.com/romanian-in-conflict-with-italian-space-agency-over-failed-mars-mission
>Romanian entrepreneur in conflict with Italian Space Agency over failed Mars mission
>ARCA Space Corporation, a company registered in New Mexico, U.S., founded by young Romanian entrepreneur Dumitru Popescu, was recently accused by the Italian Space Agency (ASI) of being responsible for the crash of the Schiaparelli module
>According to ASI, the European Space Agency awarded ARCA the contract to test the flight and entry into atmosphere of the module, which was worth EUR 1.1 million. ARCA, however, ran into a series of problems and cancelled the tests ASI told Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
>ARCA’s founder Dumitru Popescu initially said that some tests on this projects couldn’t be carried out because the region where they should have taken place was close to Crimea, which had just been occupied by Russia, which could have led to a war between NATO and Russia
>The Italian newspaper also wrote that Dumitru Popescu, who graduated theology, is a dreamer who has had many failures in his projects. The paper also mentioned that the Romanian Space Agency had described his company as a “group of amateurs looking only for publicity”.
>ARCA issued an official statement denying ASI’s allegations. The company says that it was only in charge of testing the parachute used for Schiaparelli’s landing on Mars, which worked fine, according to the European Space Agency’s preliminary investigation results.

>> No.15394290

>>15394285
>trusting gypsies
there's your mistake

>> No.15394309

>>15394290
We're talking about Popescu though, he might be strongest gypsy out there
https://www.romania-insider.com/dumitru-popescu-arrested-fraud-us
>Dumitru Popescu, the Romanian CEO of the New Mexico-based company Arca Space Corporation, which has developed an electric flying vehicle, was arrested on charges of fraud and embezzlement, reports The Associated Press.
>Popescu has been charged with five counts of embezzlement, 13 counts of fraud and one count of forgery.
and later
https://mainenginecutoff.com/blog/2018/05/charges-dropped-arca-ceo
>State prosecutors on Monday dropped 18 criminal charges against the CEO of a space technology company based in Doña Ana County
>A state grand jury heard last week declined to indict Popescu after hearing 14 hours of testimony in two separate sessions.
>While presenting to the grand jury, Popescu represented himself legally. He said he "fired" his most-recent attorney about three weeks ago after he was dissatisfied with the legal representation he was receiving.

>> No.15394311

>>15394285
how do people with no skills or experience manage to start such businesses and live such lives while most of us would get laughed out of a toilet cleaning job as any space agency. it isn't fair bros.

>> No.15394317
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h6V9PZLbuM

>> No.15394318

>>15394285
LMAO

>> No.15394321

>>15394317
all three flights in the pic ended unsuccessfully because of engine (Raptor) failure

>> No.15394323

>>15394126
NATO article 5 when?

>> No.15394328

Some generally smart and reasonable people I follow on twitter are now calling ESGHound "prescient"
It's over

>> No.15394329

>>15394321
Let's see your GG cycle engine start up horizontal and flip vertical.

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oh no spinbros, its over

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1650943064611909652

>> No.15394339

>>15394334
the science is settled

>> No.15394340

>>15394334
well of course he has to say that, his whole thing is being gung ho about mars. He also says base on the moon and city on mars even though lunar developement is guaranteed to proceed faster than martian.

>> No.15394342

>>15394334
>Musk
The King of planetcucks himself.

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>>15394334
> muh mass
Read something other than dank memes Elon

>> No.15394344

>>15394340
You can't have a city on the moon and never will until you can figure out a way to control gravity.

>> No.15394353

>>15394340
The moon has a pitiful amount of water and no carbon.
It's never going to be more than an ISS on the ground.

>> No.15394357

>>15394344
if you're going to bring up the low gravity thing then you have to know martian gravity is definitely not high enough either. The solution in both places is probably going to be either "just deal with it" or building rotating houses for supplemental gravity, possibly only used for sleeping and/or just until adulthood. And if you go for the second solution, that's much easier to do on the moon where you get free vacuum.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAO5qxNpZ4c

>> No.15394370

>>15394334
You are going to run out of planets and moons quickly.

>> No.15394373

>>15394334
>don't live in a giant environmentally controlled tube, just live on the planet where everything is toxic and wants to kill you
people actually idolize this retard lmao

>> No.15394375

>>15394334
A base 1/10th of that size would be decent living. Is that not possible?

>> No.15394379

You guys know we will all end up living in mega-structures around black holes anyways, right?

>> No.15394380

>>15394375
a base 10x that size would also be possible, but Musk is too old to dream big. He has his one dream of mars that he probably got at age 10 and just ran with.

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>>15394380
>living on Mars is now not dreaming big

>> No.15394395

>>15394379
>we
I'm getting the fuck away from people if given the chance, the more distance, the better.

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>>15394373
>mars is more hostile to life to an empty vacuum
the ultimate spincuck delusion

>> No.15394413

Spinfaggots finally exposed as midwit scifi enthusiasts.

>> No.15394417

>muh gravity well
>muh spinhab
Why don't you just accept that living ON stars is the best option?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ap4JhPoPQY

>> No.15394418

>>15394413
its inevitable even if Musks ambitions are limited to Mars

>> No.15394419

>>15394334
tube gang will never forget this betrayal

>> No.15394420

>>15394409
what is the difference between permanently sitting in a tube because of a vacuum and permanently sitting in a tube because of toxic calcium perchlorate soil? cant bring anything from outside inside either, unlike a vacuum.

>> No.15394423

>>15394417
advanced solar chadism

>> No.15394429
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manned spheroid aircraft

>> No.15394428

>>15394420
I posted the ISRU chart to demonstrate the inherent advantage to Mars. All that mass just sitting there, no prop required, with the right equipment deposited ISRU and permanent settlement become a relatively simple task.

>> No.15394431

>>15394428
>relatively simple
>has never been demonstrated even on earth
>has to be completely remote and autonomous because lmao perchlorates

>> No.15394433

>>15394420
>calcium perchlorate soil
Ahhhh not something that is water soluble, I don't know how you would ever get rid of something like that

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>>15394417
>>15394423
No

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>>15394417

>> No.15394445
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>> No.15394446
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>>15394419
We need his cheap heavy launcher, brother. After that's operational he can be dealt with

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>what about the perchlorates???

>> No.15394449

>>15394446
A city on mars will make building spinhabs easier and cheaper, not harder

>> No.15394453

>>15394447
>>15394433
>have to use and then contaminate your most valuable resource just to bring in literally anything from outside.
>muskbots thinks this is an own

>> No.15394455
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https://twitter.com/SciGuySpace/status/1650847888916791298

>> No.15394461
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>>15394455
https://twitter.com/astrobotic/status/1650863053607690240

https://www.astrobotic.com/astrobotic-purchases-falcon-heavy-launch-services/

Laurel, Maryland – Astrobotic announced today during the spring Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (LSIC) its purchase of launch services aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket for its third upcoming lander mission to the Moon. This mission will launch an Astrobotic lander to the Moon’s South Pole in 2026 to deliver payload customer instruments and cargo from around the world.

The lunar south pole is an area of increasing interest and planned activity, and Astrobotic is rising to meet the demand for missions to this key destination with the purchase of a Falcon Heavy to deliver medium-class payloads.

“The NASA Artemis program is a major effort to establish a U.S. presence at the lunar south pole, and at the same time, international customers are also lining up plans to pioneer new science, exploration, and commercial activities within this region as well,” said Astrobotic CEO, John Thornton. “With all this rising interest, we felt now is the time to announce our next commercial mission to deliver hundreds of kilograms of payload to the lunar south pole.”

This next mission lands at an area of intense interest for science instruments, technology demonstrators, rovers, power systems, and other infrastructure. Astrobotic plans to carry lunar surface payloads, as well as offer satellite deployments for those looking to deploy to other destinations in cislunar space.

“This third mission represents our next step toward making the Moon an accessible destination for those who have sophisticated, long term plans for the south pole,” said Thornton.

Astrobotic’s third lunar mission is targeted to launch in 2026 aboard a Falcon Heavy from SpaceX’s facilities in Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

>> No.15394464

>>15394445
I love how the irl result is completely janky as fuck, truly something from Elon's junkyard and spaceship parts

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>>15394446
Why don't you rely on likeminded geniuses to take you to the stars? Oh wait...

>> No.15394468

>>15394074
mormons are cool. stop watching netflix propaganda and oprah

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>>15394461
https://www.astrobotic.com/lunar-delivery/rovers/

>> No.15394472

>>15394453
If you actually read the excerpt you would understand how simple it is to extract perchlorates from water. Also, what makes you think that the random heapss of rubble flying around the solar system aren't contaminated with who knows what?

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>>15394469
human for scale

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These seem pretty cool actually, like turbocheap rovers as rover versions of cubesats literally called CubeRover

https://www.astrobotic.com/lunar-delivery/rovers/our-history/

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https://www.astrobotic.com/lunar-delivery/rovers/polaris-rover/

Whats the business case other than cheaper science and exploration for Unis and research institutions to do by themselves? Prospecting for water or something for lunar ISRU propellant manufacturing?

>> No.15394485

>>15394373
You need some kind of big rock to source materials from. It could be a big asteroid or group of asteroids. The Δv required to shift materials from asteroids is pretty low, so you could mine multiple asteroids since a single one is unlikely to have all the requisite materials, however I think the main advantage of being on Mars is that all the requisite materials are present in a single rock and in huge quantities, and you can use trucks and trains to drive things around, and you can easily adapt Earth-style manufacturing methods to Mars since there is gravity.

I think the main disadvantages of Mars is that (a) it is more complicated to land and leave due to the atmosphere and heavier gravity, and (b) if Martian gravity is not sufficient for long term health then it is rather tricky to build the rotating structures to achieve spin gravity, because they would have to be at a tilt and there isn't a handy vacuum present to frictionlessly rotate in, nor a handy zero g which minimally stresses the rotation axles

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https://www.astrobotic.com/lunar-delivery/landers/

Astrobotics has landers too, also a number of terrestrial lander prototypes from Masten Aerospace which they acquired in Sept 2022

https://masten.aero/

>> No.15394493

>>15394472
And how do you make sure that you got every single particle of dust off of an object? Dunk it in water? And what do you do about the layer of dust that covers literally everything? Do you not realize how dusty Mars is?

Asteroids may have similar problems, but you aren't living on them and there isn't wind constantly blowing toxic substances around your habitat.

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>>15394490

>> No.15394495

>>15394334
So it is war then… destiny has been sealed

>> No.15394499

How the fuck do you fail to achieve a soft landing on the moon lol
With 1/6 the gravitational acceleration landing on the moon is 1/36 as easy as landing on Earth

>> No.15394502

>>15394485
isn't the atmosphere beneficial as well if you do aerobreaking? less dV to get in

>> No.15394503

>>15394499
Programming is hard please understand

>> No.15394506

>>15394499
C++ and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race

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>Sweden launches research rocket, accidentally hits Norway

>STOCKHOLM, April 25 (Reuters) - A research rocket launched by Sweden Space Corp (SSC) early on Monday from Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden malfunctioned and landed 15 km (9.32 miles) inside neighbouring Norway.

>"It landed in the mountains at 1,000 meters altitude, and 10 kilometers from the closest settlement," Philip Ohlsson, head of communications at SSC, told Reuters on Tuesday.

>Work on retrieving the payload is underway and an investigation is being launched to determine the technical details behind the unplanned flight path, the agency said.
https://archive.is/jjXSP

Kek, a few months ago I said that this launch site is in a shitty location and bunch of Swedish stans tried to jump down my throat. Now it's time they bent the knee

>> No.15394515

Memeshit 4ASS lander complete with autonomous landing capability and hazardous terrain decision making except it’s programmed by hand with physical bits like the Apollo computers

>> No.15394517

>>15394499
Propellant margin too tight.

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>>15394417
hell yeah, find me in the observation deck

>> No.15394521

>>15394493
https://marspedia.org/Dust_collector
this is getting ridiculous, all of the problems you can possibly think of have already been thought of. This is not so for spinhabs, which remain a scifi pipedream.

>> No.15394523

>>15394502
Yes. Going to Mars and back doesn't necessarily require more fuel, it requires a spaceship that is more technically complicated. However Starship is supposed to be that spaceship so it's potentially a solved problem.

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>>15394520
based, maybe I am a retard but I thought it was a great movie despite the reviews

>> No.15394526

>>15394521
>been thought of
Yes, precisely, its been thought of, with no prototypes and literally no testing to prove that it works. Much like most of the Mars colonization pipe dream.

>> No.15394528

>>15394523
> and back
Because of the same aerobraking on Earth

>> No.15394533

>>15394526
dust collectors are used regularly on earth, anon, and they'll still work in 40% earth gravity. You're embarrassing yourself.

>> No.15394537

>>15394393
Based. This is the future I want to live in.
>"Ugh, why are we stuck here on lame old Mars? We should be out there colonizing Jupiter and building huge spinning habitats in space!"

>> No.15394540

>>15394511
Oh shit, a swedish rocket just flew over my roof!!!

>> No.15394547
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>>15394417
Yeah, let's skip straight to building a shell world.

>> No.15394553

>>15394525
sun worship is the one religion that makes sense

>> No.15394554
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https://twitter.com/Anton81191831/status/1650623466540871682

Interesting thread looking at a Nasa paper about rocket acoustics

>> No.15394556

The amount of recent lunar landing failures is seriously fucking pathetic

>> No.15394558
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>>15394511
>accidentally
They will nuke Norway next.

>> No.15394561

>>15394533
Do you not see the size of the dust collector required for a measly 1 kg/s of air? And that's assuming best case scenario. Plus this doesn't help get rid of the toxic substances covering literally everything.

>> No.15394563

>>15393875
>still unreliable

Raptor 2 were incredibly reliable, they managing to carry Starship to stage seperation after being brutalized by concrete FOD.

>> No.15394564

>>15394511
>hits Norway
exurb1a would be joyous for once

>> No.15394568

>>15394563
"Reliability" is not defined by how well it can handle getting hit by pieces of concrete after your brainlet of a CEO pushed for launch before the pad was ready.

>> No.15394569

>>15394554
What does this mean?

>> No.15394571
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>>15394035
>by chemical propulsion
ahem. Nobody gives a shit about nooks up there. In space nobody can hear you NOOK

>> No.15394578

>>15394571
I think everyone can see you NOOK in space anon. It's very rude, actually and will put you in violation some important treaties.

>> No.15394583

>>15394409
>mars is more hostile to life to an empty vacuum bathed in radiation from all directions

Added an important detail.

>> No.15394585

>>15394568
>brainlet of a CEO
Yeah Musk is stoopy doopy and poopy his pants.

>> No.15394586

>>15394583
change that second 'to' to a 'than'.

>> No.15394587

>>15394583
>implying Mars isn't also constantly bathed in radiation

>> No.15394590

>>15394568
Then by what measure do you consider Raptor 2 unreliable other than "I hate Elon"?

>> No.15394591
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>>15394585
the results speak for themselves

>> No.15394596

>>15394587
You are literally shielded by Mars from the potential radiation coming from below your feet.

>> No.15394611

>>15394587
Reminder that unshielded on Mars you receive a quarter to half the radiation dose of astronauts inside the ISS depending on location

>> No.15394623

>>15394611
>Over the course of about 18 months, the Mars Odyssey probe detected ongoing radiation levels which are 2.5 times higher than what astronauts experience on the International Space Station – 22 millirads per day, which works out to 8000 millirads (8 rads) per year. The spacecraft also detected 2 solar proton events, where radiation levels peaked at about 2,000 millirads in a day, and a few other events that got up to about 100 millirads.

>> No.15394624

>>15394611
PISSLOCKS

>> No.15394625
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>> No.15394627

>>15394611
source?

>> No.15394631

>>15394623
The ISS is in LEO and is protected by Earth's magnetic field.

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>>15394623
One rad is one orange square.

>> No.15394652

>>15394368
this is the most delusional take eager beaver ever had

>> No.15394654

>>15392991
>He’s an autist obsessed with spaceflight because he has no achievements of his own and so he has to see himself as part of the “we” that does heckin spaceflight
Let's not kid ourselves, that's all of us around here

>> No.15394656

>>15394499
Theory is currently that Hokuto-R shut off its engines too early, and was in free-fall for the last 90 seconds of its descent

https://twitter.com/ea4gpz/status/1650952688002035735

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>>15394547
Like halo but bigger

>> No.15394663

>>15394285
Giving the contract to arca in the first place makes this ESAs fault
If I loan money to a crack head, it’s ultimately my fault when he skips town with it

>> No.15394665

>>15394656
>didn't apply enough gas so it crashed into the moon
Was the German team Jewish by chance? That's what killed Beresheet.

>> No.15394669

>>15393302
BANZAI

>> No.15394674

>>15394661
No, anon, that's not a ring, that's a sphere.

>> No.15394685

>>15393302
ただいま

>> No.15394706

>>15394669
nah, that's Jap for WE GAAN

>> No.15394708

Japanese should never be allowed to build spacecrafts. There's something deeply wrong with their culture. They prefer apologizing for a failed mission rather than admitting that any of their designs or plans could be imperfect during development.

>> No.15394709

>>15393302
よっしゃー!

>> No.15394719

>>15394708
They are complacent from having to do nothing but watch anime and eat instant noodles every day

>> No.15394721

>>15394719
lol yeah the japanese are renowned for their laziness

>> No.15394722

>>15394721
They're not lazy but they care more about saving face than succeeding.

>> No.15394723

>>15393946
fucking EARTHERS (Derogatory) GET OFF MY BOARD

>> No.15394727

>>15393722
>that break between 250 and 1000
Remove it so we can get the full scale of things

>> No.15394728
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>International Committee Against Martian Sample Return
>In light of the loss due to human error of many of the spacecraft sent to Mars over the course of the space age, the International Committee Against Mars Sample Return (ICAMSR) urges the scientific and environmental communities to consider avoiding the return of Martian samples directly to Earth as problems with electronic circuitry malfunctions are common as well as accidental impacts. The study of Martian soil and rocks for signs of life can be accomplished with in-situ life detection instruments on Mars, something NASA has not done since the twin Viking mission in 1976. The question must be asked: Do the benefits of studying Martian samples in laboratories on Earth outweigh the risk of contaminating our world? We only have one Earth
https://www.icamsr.org
They're right, we need an OQF

>> No.15394730

>>15394728
>We only have one Earth
Should we tell them?

>> No.15394731

>>15394730
>>>/x/

>> No.15394733

>>15394721
Yeah

>> No.15394737

>>15394728
Mars is so fucking sterile and it's sad there are people out there still holding out for the possibility that there's anything still alive on it

>> No.15394739

>>15394554
>>15394569
>angled flame diverter less effective at acoustic deflection than flat surface
>several engines clustered act as one large engine and reduce audible noise
>water suppression for large rockets scales to insane levels for 10db reduction

SpaceX is right, concrete just wasn't strong enough to hold up to it

Chrisdavid literally who BTFO
Lavie O' Tranny BTFO
ESGfag BTFO

NASA knows better than them

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>>15394737
>Mars is so fucking sterile
lol
lmao even

>> No.15394741

>>15394739
So bigger bar means louder?

>> No.15394743

>>15394070
I remember that, I think it was a personal anecdote that was made here so a real source for it doesn't exist.

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>>15394740

>> No.15394749

Space is a dead end. We should put all humanity's resources in AI research instead.

>> No.15394751

A much better take:
Starship losing control and triggering the FTS is ultimately a good thing, normies of the area will think it was the worse case scenario and have likely already lowered their guard against SpaceX and their development efforts.

>> No.15394752

>>15394623
>on mars
learn to read
https://mepag.jpl.nasa.gov/topten.cfm?topten=10

>> No.15394754

>>15394741
Means more acoustic impingement reflecting back on the vehicle

https://twitter.com/Anton81191831/status/1650623476468727817/photo/1

>The problem is when LV sits on the launchpad and exhaust is redirected sideways: sound is directed more towards vehicle.
Yep, contrary to the popular belief, redirecting exhaust flow sideways increases acoustic load on the vehicle.

This is a great find that blows the fuck out of all these insufferable armchair faggots screaming for a hyper angled flame diverter

If it was a thicc piece of metal that was water cooled on that launch it would have likely launched without an issue, problem was the fondag

>> No.15394758

>>15394728
>risk of contaminating our world
meds

>> No.15394759

>>15394749
AI is already dead. The U.S. announced today that the makers of AI that has "bias" can be held criminally responsible for civil rights violations of those harmed by AI with the wrong bias.

>> No.15394761

>>15394749
If something can materialize in our mind it can just as well materialize in reality. We are going

>> No.15394762

>>15394759
>>15394761
dont reply to bait retards

>> No.15394765

>>15394578
>treaties.
paper that will be changed around in a iffy when idealism makes room for the reality of cosmic warfare between hostile rivals. If you cant use them on earth you sure as shit can use them in anger where they are nothing more then big explosions

>> No.15394766
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owari da

>> No.15394767

>>15394765
makes me think
would space warfare be closer to jet fighter dogfights or naval battles?

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>>15394758
t. bugchaser who wants to poz the Earth

>> No.15394771

>>15394768
but i do want to poz earth to ensure TOTAL EARTHER DEATH

>> No.15394772

>>15394749
ai is a meme mainly pushed by pajeet and chinks scammers looking to gaud money for their latest technobabble pyramid scheme. this is after the crypto and nft schemes fell through

there is not a single shred of consciousness anywhere to be found. All there is are advanced algorithms going through large amounts of inputs and shitting out results

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>>15394772
AI is only feared by leftoids who know that logic without emotional manipulation disproves their politics and by schizos who think it's demons.

>> No.15394775

>>15394772
There's nothing to be found in space, either.

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>>15394767
with the distances involved something more like what they imagined in the expanse. Much more similar to what modern, precision munition naval battles would be with even more humongous distances

>> No.15394778

musk is king well dweller and ultimately will have to be disposed of

>> No.15394779

>>15394775
>goes into spaceflight thread
>shits on spaceflight and brings up memetech
absolute state of tourists

>> No.15394789

https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-selects-12-companies-to-collaborate-on-key-technology-development/
new unfunded space act agreements, including BO with metallic TPS, Stratolaunch "Bringing Shuttle Orbiter TPS into the 21st Century ", and some other TPS and non-TPS things.

>> No.15394790

>>15394789
The only place Shuttle Orbiter TPS should be brought is the fucking trash. It killed seven people.

>> No.15394799

>>15393658
Fraudship BTFO, this is enough success to make up for every Epsilon, Momo, and H3 failure

>> No.15394802

>>15394778
The original Musk was disposed of years ago during the maiden Falcon Heavy launch. What do you think was inside that Tesla's trunk?

>> No.15394803

>>15394728
I agree with them but not for the same reasons
It’s fucking expensive and stupid

>> No.15394805

the real musk died years ago, current musk is wearing a mask

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https://www.stratolaunch.com/vehicles/future-vehicles/
bruh look at this dude

>> No.15394809
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NO MUSK SISTERS
O
O
o
O
O
0
O
0
00000000000000000000000!

https://youtu.be/F3JTafTEDv0

t. space elevator

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is the megaconstellation launch market a meme?
basically the only relevant megaconstellation is starlink, and that launches exclusively on falcon 9 (soon starship) and has a 5 year headstart. kuiper hasn't even had a fucking launch yet and is launching exclusively on new glenn (lol) and vulcan. last i heard of oneweb they went bankrupt

>> No.15394811

>>15394334
>live on Mars
>bones turn to jelly because of the weak gravity
much better to live in an O'Neill colony where normal gravity is easily provided

>> No.15394812

>>15394809
I am not even going to open it. I recommend everyone else does the same.

>> No.15394813

>>15394810
Yes it's a meme. There was a government niche Astra was trying to fulfill but Starship inb4'd them.

>> No.15394818

>>15394813
*Starshield

>> No.15394819

>>15394813
its over for basically everyone except spacex and blue balls (purely due to bezos money). when satellites and governments choose to launch on your rocket purely so you dont go bankrupt against the competition you know its over

>> No.15394829

>>15394819
Launch is a natural oligopoly. We need more payloads and offworld colony tools!

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>> No.15394832

Well, technically it did land on the moon.

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>born too early to track fleet movements through the solar system

>> No.15394848

>>15394809
>27 minutes
What a fucking grifter, I'm sure it must be at least 10 minutes of talking about hyperloop. Also, funny how so far he has never tried to debunk blue origin, astra, roscosmos, arca, virgin orbit, relativity, boeing, etc. He only talks shit about SpaceX, the ones that send more mass to orbit than everyone else in the world combined lol

>> No.15394851

>>15394836
Interesting. The 2 Chinese carrier strike groups are doing patrols around Taiwan to push US out. Their operating range is ~3000 km right next to Guam.

>> No.15394852

what's the next big taxpayer grift spacex will pull after landing Americans on the moon for the first time in 60 years?

>> No.15394854

>>15394809
I just knew it was that faggot thunderf00t before even opening it. typical.

>> No.15394856

>>15394808
10 grams to orbit

>> No.15394860

>>15394852
>"y-yeah b-but NASA did that more than 50 years ago!1!"
I can hear it already lmao

>> No.15394868

>>15394852
military point to point suborbital starships

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>>15394810
Yeah. Beck is correct in stating that 8T is a good sweet spot. He—along with every other smallsat fag—is wrong in assuming constellations are the future of the market though as if there is going to be a billion of them
Yes maybe every “big” company like microsoft and apple will want their own constellation. Maybe. But what’s the point? At most they will put like 10-20 sats up and the only way you’ll turn a profit is by charging more per launch as a rocket company—aka the complete opposite of lowering launch costs

>> No.15394872

>>15394852
Total Earther Death via asteroid impact

>> No.15394874

>>15394869
The point is that you can guarantee you own every single part of a transmission pathway in a way even spooks can't interfere with

Right now government clouds are somewhat limited geographically, but what if you could direct traffic through space you control entirely

>> No.15394876

>>15394874
>in a way even spooks can't interfere with
dont worry, theyll find a way

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>>15394809
>BUSTED!

>> No.15394883

can we ban css, thunderfoot, crystal, clear posters? they contribute nothing of value and make sfg a miserable place.

>> No.15394884

>>15394874
Mmmm. I get your point, but I don’t think that’s appealing enough for silicon valley/big tech to take advantage of. Even if launch costs were dirt cheap because of starship, and even if someone like rocketlab transitioned to making dirt cheap constellation sats per unit, it will still be expensive overall just because of scale. You’d need a huge constellation to do anything worthwhile. That sets a price-of-entry cap that only big companies could afford to pay into. And if you’re that big, you’re likely trying your best to stay on the gooberment’s good side before you piss them off and they hammer you with new regulations. No NFT cryptomeme startup or whatever is going to be making a constellation. If it’s anyone, it’s going to be microsoft. Facebook. Apple. Google. And I don’t even think most of them give a shit about a constellation anyways

>> No.15394885

>>15394883
>css, thunderfoot
deal
>krystal, clear
kill yourself faggot

>> No.15394891

>the furry and vtuber spammer are the same person
damn so we're just one ban away from fixing /sfg/?

>> No.15394893

>>15394809
It's hard to believe he used to be somewhat sane once. I'll never understand the irrational hate a lot of these people seem to develop overnight once someone is deemed a bad person by the media. Has anyone done any studies around this derangement syndrome?

>> No.15394897

>>15394893
It’s called making one video with a liiiiiitle critiquing, finding that your average view count soared because of the algorithm/word of mouth, then capitalizing on this new market for grift. I don’t blame him.

>> No.15394898

>>15394893
hes legit senile

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Starship aside, all my hopium really rests on this piece of shit beating the even worse national team…

>> No.15394905

>>15394902
Fatty pig fatty

>> No.15394912

>>15394902
aeiou

>> No.15394913

>>15394848
None of those have as rabid of a following as SpaceX, and their fans aren't nearly as annoying with their claims.

Case in point, you bringing up the number of their launches even though most of those are their own payloads so don't really matter.

>> No.15394915

>>15394852
SLS already went to the moon Anon, you're a little late.

>> No.15394922

when's the next lunar landing attempt? there are two more to be launched in june but who knows when they're actually landing.

>> No.15394923

>>15394902
But anon, think of the contractors from 48 states!

>> No.15394925

>>15394922
HLS demonstration mission, 2 weeks

>> No.15394926

>>15394893
Thunderfoot is a retarded nigger, but he's been making videos about Musk far before the media turned on him. Back when everyone tripped over themselves to slobber all over his dick for the "Hyperloop" and "Boring Company".

>> No.15394927

>>15394902
From 2nd hand experience with Dynetics, the management is enough of a clusterfuck to make them winning unlikely. Kinda shocked they got as far as they did. It's a shame too, because ALPACA is by far the simplest lander concept that was proposed.

>> No.15394928

>>15394923
States getting business is unironically far more important than some billionaire's ego meme project of "colonization".

>> No.15394930

kek the collagefag
>>>/pol/424830152

>> No.15394933

>>15394930
Lol he made it again
>inb4 he said that’s not him
He literally always says that when someone points him out. He’s retarded enough to think it’s not obvious

>> No.15394934

>>15394930
It's like a swine casting pearls before dumber swine.

>> No.15394935

>>15394930
>at least 31 posts with the same ID
Wow.

>> No.15394936

>>15394930
>1 year away from commercial payloards
lmao
>revolutionize spaceflight
launch costs have hardly been the biggest hamper on space infrastructure as even the cheapest satellites typically cost 3-4 times as much as the launch. spacex nigs always talk about revolutionizing space infrastructure but they never say who exactly will be building said infrastructure.

>> No.15394939

>>15394936
>the cheapest satellites typically cost 3-4 times as much as the launch
hmmmm why do you think that's been the case so far?

>> No.15394940

>>15394936
have you considered that mass and volume constraints factor into the cost of satellites?

>> No.15394943

>>15394930
At least he's promoting space on /pol/ and drowning out the flerfer glowies. Looks like a nice thread for normies.

>> No.15394946

>>15394936
Even if you mistakenly assume payloads will not change even if launch cost is drastically reduced, what is enabled by a cheap rocket is orbital refilling.
That is what allows soft landing an unprecedented amount of mass on the moon and mars.
There is no other way to do that.

>> No.15394947

>>15394936
You’re also retarded. Making launch costs lower and allowing for larger (volumetrically) payloads will allow for payloads to be constructed more cheaply. You don’t need to obsess over super small or super lightweight components. In turn you don’t need to worry as much about bespoke, perfect payloads that do everything - you can launch multiple of the same payload or divide your tasks among a few payloads.

>> No.15394951

>>15394943
>promoting
You give yourself away every time collagefag. Stop being a fucking faggot, you’re not Christ on the cross you’re an autist bringing /pol/fags to this general who probably don’t even know that shuttle isn’t flying

>> No.15394961

>>15394936
>they never say who exactly will be building said infrastructure.
SpaceX

>> No.15394962

>>15394943
Promoting on /pol/ is hiring from a short bus

>> No.15394963

>>15394930
This is the real one
>>/pol/424850185
might be OP samefagging though

>> No.15394965

>>15394947
>>15394940
>>15394947
mass and volume constraints are a non-factor since Atlas can use larger fairings and bigger SRBs for marginally more yet satellite makers arent making bigger and dumber satellites. if anything, they're making more expensive satellites that last longer since that's more profitable.

>>15394947
that's a cool theory you got there, too bad satellite makers don't seem to believe it.

>>15394946
and what are you putting on the moon that doesn't cost orders of magnitude more than the rocket? Perseverance was neither mass nor size restricted as it could've easily launched on DIVH yet it still cost $2.2B

>> No.15394970

>>15394965
>responds to the same post three times
Yeah you’re a real genius.

>> No.15394976

>>15394965
>and what are you putting on the moon that doesn't cost orders of magnitude more than the rocket
Metal, solar panels, construction machinery, people, water and food.

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>>15394970

>> No.15394983

>>15394368
Reminds me of anthony fantangelo falling for this bait a few weeks ago. Saying it's more of a plane than a rocket doesn't make it useful.

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https://twitter.com/DJSnM/status/1651031623859843073
manlet has taken the junopill

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>>15394936
>>15394965
The majority of satellites in LEO right now are actually cheaper than their rocket.
Hit me with your best cope nigger

>> No.15394995

>>15392407
Holy shit, kill me. TSLAQ people are so retarded. They act like Falcon 9 doesn't exist and SpaceX is an unsuccessful company, and if you even mention that people laughed at the idea of Falcon 9 reuse 10 years ago, they act like that never happened. These people are terminally retarded and should all be gathered under the OLM next test flight to be used as a prototype flame diverter.

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>>15394992
3328 space stations when

>> No.15395001

>>15392717
If they don't know they should shut the fuck up and lurk.

>> No.15395000

HAHAHAHA IT.LOOKS LIKE KERBOL HAHAHA
STARSHIP IS JUST LIKE MY FAVORITE VIDEO GAME KERBOL SPACE PROGAM AHAHA
CHECK YO STAGIN AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.15395002

>>15394992
There’s also the fact that the current renaissance in payloadery can be put to falcon 9 and Heavy lowering the costs to orbit so significantly

>> No.15395010

>>15392980
Sir, have you ever heard the word "orbit", or the concept of "gravity turns".

>> No.15395014

>>15394992
>muh starlink
>literally launched by spacex because oppsies, turns out the launch market didn't expand enough to make reusability viable and instead actually got smaller
>equivalent to advanced communication and imaging satellites
lmao

>>15394976
what are the people going to be living in that doesnt cost literally billions upon billions of dollars? if Musk wanted to make his colonization meme a reality he should be investing in habitats and life support instead of rockets.

>> No.15395019

>>15395014
Oh okay you’re just a troll.

>> No.15395024

>>15395014
>>muh starlink
>>literally launched by spacex because oppsies, turns out the launch market didn't expand enough to make reusability viable and instead actually got smaller
>>equivalent to advanced communication and imaging satellites
>lmao
That's your best cope? It's the most advanced satellite communications network in the world and its a profitable endeavour.
Direct contradiction of your point.
Supposing SpaceX is the only company that can do it and low latency internet is the only such niche is really stupid.
>if Musk wanted to make his colonization meme a reality he should be investing in habitats and life support instead of rockets
That would be the wrong order to do things in. You've obviously never shipped anything.

>> No.15395025

>>15395019
Oh, okay, you're just a retard.

>> No.15395026
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15395026

>>15395014
>oppsie

>> No.15395028
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15395028

>Rocketlab
>Dawn Aerospace
Why are fucking Kiwis the second place anglos in spaceflight?

>> No.15395029

>NooOooo spacex launching their own payload doesn't count!!1!

>> No.15395031

>>15395028
They’re not

>> No.15395033

>NEW: Sweden launches research rocket, accidentally hits Norway - Reuters
https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1650923936530698242

OH NO
OH NO NO NO

>> No.15395034

>>15395028
Well, let's see
>UK: complete joke of a country
>Canada: only makes robotic arms
>Australia: UK 2.0
>South Africa: lmao

>> No.15395036

>>15395014
>literally launched by spacex because oppsies, turns out the launch market didn't expand enough to make reusability viable and instead actually got smaller
This is not the argument you think it is.
Starlink was made possible by the Falcon 9s cheap internal cost.
Another reality of the world that BTFOs your EDS derived cope about cheaper LVs not changing anything.

>> No.15395037

>>15395024
>starlink is totally equivalent to a normal telecommunications type satellite guys!!!! twitter man told me!!!!
>starlink is totally profitable guys!!! spacex told me so!!!!

the smart thing would be to do it concurrently so you can have it ready by the time your meme rocket is ready, but they haven't even started yet still say they're gonna be colonizing within a decade lmao.

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https://twitter.com/stoke_space/status/1650910680667787264

>> No.15395040

>>15395033
Consider this a warning

>> No.15395042

>>15395031
Tell me then, which Anglo country is above NZ? Besides america which is obviously first place

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>>15395036
>spacex have revolutionized the launch industry!
>only spacex take advantage of this revolution

>> No.15395046

>>15395034
It just hurts as an Aussie. Why can’t we be the ones joining our greatest ally in space? We’re worse than the UK or Canada…

>> No.15395051

>>15395046
At least you guys have Gilmour, let's hope they don't go bankrupt like all the other newspace companies.

>> No.15395052

>>15395037
>twitter man told
Your EDS is showing again.
>the smart thing would be to do it concurrently
That is never a smart thing see Blue Origin. They are what happens when you do everything concurrently.
>>15395044
>>only spacex take advantage of this revolution
This is happening in your head. Both satellite and LV industry is ramping up like crazy.
Im going to stop now you're obviously a faggot who is talking from his ass.

>> No.15395053

>>15395033
This calls for article 5. Sweden turned into a smoking crater when?

>> No.15395057

>>15395037
>>15395044
I’m glad you’ve stopped trying to pretend you aren’t a troll.

>> No.15395059

>>15395042
I’m not telling you

>> No.15395060

>>15395052
>They are what happens when you do everything concurrently.
so i guess when starship 100% martializes just as musk wants, extra planetary habitation based on in-situ resource extraction would just be a solved issue, huh.

>>15395057
I’m glad you’ve stopped trying to pretend you aren’t a retard.

>> No.15395061

>>15395046
our only hope is leasing a starship tbqh
we already get specially treatment involving ITAR since we are best buds with america

>> No.15395062

>>15395060
>so i guess when starship 100% martializes just as musk wants, extra planetary habitation based on in-situ resource extraction would just be a solved issue, huh.
lrn2read twitterbrain faggot

>> No.15395070

>>15395060

>> No.15395072

>>15395071
>>15395071
>>15395071

>> No.15395093

>>15394353
Water for human usage is recyclable

>> No.15395251

>>15394029
>vatnik
Ukrobenis pls

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>>15392991
>>15392995
You guys don't even know my regular posts here.
>>15392973
The real reason they hate me is because I went after the anime girl avatar poster who is an actual transgender from reddit because he was de4ailing these threads daily with his fetish. I'm still here I just post a lot less.
Also you missed my other thread >>>/pol/424830152

>> No.15395295

>>15395278
kys

>> No.15395341

>>15394721
They sit around the office due to culturure, but the productivity is dogshit
Its supid