/sfg/ - Spaceflight General

[Anonymous No.15686941]

Back to the launchpad edition
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[Anonymous No.15686948]

Muskboy

[Anonymous No.15686951]

>>15686941
need anime rocket girls wearing socks

[Anonymous No.15686961]

Since Starship is female and rockets are phallic that makes Starship a futanari.

[Anonymous No.15686976]

>>15686961
h-hot

[Anonymous No.15686980]

6 hr to landing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLA_64yz8Ss

[Anonymous No.15686981]

>>15686980
do not redeem

[Anonymous No.15686985]

>try to absorb Indian space content
>it's overrun by Modi weird shit on both sides
strange country

[Anonymous No.15687000]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o48X3_XQ9to
>THE HUMAN FUTURE: A Case for Optimism
worth a watch, if you are feeling down

main thing i took away from this, we need to get 5000+ into space ASAP

[Anonymous No.15687005]

[Anonymous No.15687021]

the quiet before the poo storm

[Anonymous No.15687056]

>>15687005
>$12 a day to feed an astronaut
>We could pay a dozen bureaucrats to talk about feeding starving children for $150
>Spend less money on space

[Anonymous No.15687078]

>>15687005
What the fuck are those niggers eating?

[Anonymous No.15687084]

>>15687000
I already know what the human future looks like though.
Demigod war devastates the solar system, remaining demigods leave, humanity recovers and shuns future AI development, humanity expands into the galaxy in a golden age.

[Anonymous No.15687092]

>>15687084
This already happened on Mars hundreds of millions of years ago

[Anonymous No.15687093]

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694243034823573943
SOON

[Anonymous No.15687103]

>>15687093
Is this the REAL two weeks?

[Anonymous No.15687106]

>>15687093
DEMOCRACY IN DANGER STOP HIM

[Anonymous No.15687119]

>>15687092
The Martian Atomkrieg in the Dawn Age is all but proven. The only remaining question is the specifics.

[Anonymous No.15687124]

>>15687093
First one soon, second around October. Any more after that is icing on the cake.

[Anonymous No.15687137]

>>15687092
It's like flushes of fruiting bodies from mycelium cakes, a solar system can have two, three, sometimes even four demigod wars before it's totally depleted

[Anonymous No.15687154]

brilliant pebbles soon

[Anonymous No.15687159]

>>15687093
people are still thinking that this month is unlikely but still possible. i feel like we're going to get two we- months of testing first.

[Anonymous No.15687164]

>>15687093
Okay, so when was the first time he said launch was "soon" in regards to OFT-1?

[Anonymous No.15687167]

>>15686941serious question, when is the test flight scheduled?

[Anonymous No.15687168]

>>15687164
8 months before

[Anonymous No.15687170]

>>15687093
Two more weeks.
Trust the plan.
X.

[Anonymous No.15687173]

>>15687168
>https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694243034823573943
It's over

[Anonymous No.15687175]

>>15687167
According to Elon, soon: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694243034823573943
>Next Starship launch soon
Which probably means something between two weeks and two months, since Elon and timelines tend to shore up around his uncertainty.

[Anonymous No.15687180]

>>15687168
I'm seeing only 3 months, a tweet in January. With process refinements from last time I could imagine OFT-2 happening only a month and a half from now.

[Anonymous No.15687188]

>>15687164
The last time he said soon with OFT-1 was Feb 13. 66 days before the actual date. So two more months give or take a week.

[Anonymous No.15687198]

>>15687078

[Anonymous No.15687203]

>>15687119
it was cosmic rays, not fission bombs
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/curiosity-finds-evidence-of-mars-crust-contributing-to-atmosphere

[Anonymous No.15687208]

>>15687188
The FIRST time he said soon was Jan 13, though

[Anonymous No.15687228]

>>15687203
>An abundance of R-process elements from cosmic ray collisions and nothing else
I thought the Moon and Mars had similar enough bulk surface composition that similar phenomena should be visible on the moon if such a process is taking place.

[Anonymous No.15687256]

>>15686961
I feel like I've seen this picture before

[Anonymous No.15687259]

Me suffering Go fever

[Anonymous No.15687265]

>>15687175
>pathetic

[Anonymous No.15687281]

>>15687093
>>15687175
What's the next funny date, 9/11?

[Anonymous No.15687283]

>>15687093
is that "soon" or "elon soon"

[Anonymous No.15687285]

>>15687281
>starship trajectory changed to belly flop into Mecca

[Anonymous No.15687286]

>>15687281
For the right definitions of funny, yeah

[Anonymous No.15687294]

>>15687285
>implying spacex didn't get their start as a weapons initiative
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_Falcon_Project

[Anonymous No.15687305]

Alright but when should I expect Chandrayaan landing and wave of India #1 posts?

[Anonymous No.15687311]

GOOD MORNING SIRS

[Anonymous No.15687312]

Dear sirs.
3h to go.

This time it will work.

18:04 IST.

[Anonymous No.15687313]

>>15687305
3h

[Anonymous No.15687318]

Am I right in assuming there isn't a camera feed for the landing?

[Anonymous No.15687319]

>>15687294
>Small Launch Vehicle.
>The DARPA FALCON solicitation in 2003 asked for bidders to do development work on proposed vehicles in a first phase of work, then one or more vendors would be selected to build and fly an actual launch vehicle. Companies which won first phase development contracts of $350,000 to $540,000 in November 2003 included:
>AirLaunch LLC, Reno Nevada.
>Andrews Space Inc., Seattle Washington.
>Exquadrum Inc., Victorville California.
>KT Engineering, Huntsville Alabama.
>Lockheed Martin Corp., New Orleans Louisiana.
>Microcosm Inc., El Segundo California.
>Orbital Sciences Corp., Dulles Virginia.
>Schafer Corp., Chelmsford Massachusetts.
>Space Exploration Technologies, Hawthorne California.

[Anonymous No.15687323]

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694253484713923005

> Biggest rocket of all time by far and the first design capable of colonizing Mars, but public awareness is ironically tiny.

[Anonymous No.15687325]

>>15687323
Fuck public awareness, it was their apathy that helped kill off the Apollo program and lead to decades of wasted NASA 'outreach' that went nowhere. Nobody, especially governments and SpaceX should give a FUCK what dumb normies in the street think about rocketry

[Anonymous No.15687332]

>>15687281
9/9

[Anonymous No.15687339]

>>15687318
8kbps link has been deemed sufficient sir

[Anonymous No.15687348]

>>15687000
Been awhile since i watched the i fucking love science yt channel

[Anonymous No.15687349]

>>15685890

[Anonymous No.15687350]

Raptor's nozzle has internal cooling channels all the way down to its nozzle rim. Film cooling is used in the hottest areas but even those areas are regen cooled too.

[Anonymous No.15687351]

You didn't tell me the canada autist was famous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMsE1rxeOw4

https://youtube.com/watch?v=6M3U96xJk5s

[Anonymous No.15687354]

>>15687325
based. SpaceX isn't a public agency, so fuck what the public thinks.

[Anonymous No.15687363]

i'm going to sleep, i hope to wake up and not see poo splattered all over the moon

[Anonymous No.15687373]

>Black Knight used Britain’s share of the loot from the German wartime rocket programme. The Americans got Wernher von Braun and several hundred completed V2s which they fired across New Mexico. The Russians got a mixed bag of more junior scientists and the V2 assembly line at the subterranean Mittelwerk factory. Britain, however, carried off the pioneering German work on hydrogen peroxide. It became the distinctive technology of the British programme.
>The rocketmen worked in all-over plastic suits when they were pumping HTP – very sweaty on warm days, so some men wore only Y-fronts underneath. It was best to store the HTP in underwater tanks, because if you let the air get at it, evaporation would silently reduce the remaining content of ordinary H2O in the 80 per cent mixture until it became liable to combust spontaneously, without even a catalyst to set it off. Dribbles of HTP left behind after a test in the twists of a pipe assembly would drain out onto the sleeve of the person taking it apart: ‘Instantly the whole sleeve catches fire, pooff, as quickly as that. So everybody worked in twos, with one of them holding a running hose, and you just flicked the hose onto your mate when he was on fire, and he’d go, “Oh, that was a nuisance.”’ The first time John Scott-Scott experimented with HTP in rockets, he was a sixth-former in Doncaster. His girlfriend’s father, a metalwork teacher, helped out with the engine chambers; he gingerly carried a darkened bottle of industrial peroxide home on the bus. The fuel injectors were made from the little plastic tubes inside biros. When he went for his interview at the Armstrong Siddeley Rocket Department a few years later, they worried that there’d been a security leak.

[Anonymous No.15687380]

>>15687373
The absolute state

[Anonymous No.15687384]

>>15687373
Not reading that

[Anonymous No.15687386]

>>15687351
It took 12 attempts before the USSR succeasfully soft-landed on the Moon

[Anonymous No.15687393]

Today India will restore justice. NASA and USA are words of the past. India is the new space giant and world #1 country

[Anonymous No.15687404]

good morning

[Anonymous No.15687407]

>>15687393
When Gaganyaan finally puts a poo into orbit maybe next year then officially it'll be USA>China>India>Russia. Embarrassing

[Anonymous No.15687408]

>>15687404
Good morning!

[Anonymous No.15687410]

>>15687373
>Britain, however, carried off the pioneering German work on hydrogen peroxide. It became the distinctive technology of the British programme.
And they proudly kept using that cuck fluid because that's what they'd got so that's what they'll use?
>britspaceprogramgon.jpg

[Anonymous No.15687422]

>>15686980

soon

[Anonymous No.15687427]

>>15686980
>153k waiting with almost an hour to start of the telecast
GOOD MORNING

[Anonymous No.15687430]

How much longer until touchdown?

[Anonymous No.15687439]

>>15687430
That's the important question really, fuck when the stream starts, because I know they'll probably just cram in a bunch of self-back-patting propaganda videos.

[Anonymous No.15687445]

Reposting this image since anon asked >>15686871 >>15686872

[Anonymous No.15687447]

>>15687323
>colonizing Mars
lies

[Anonymous No.15687451]

>>15687393
THIS.

[Anonymous No.15687453]

>>15687393
GOOD NIGHT NASA

[Anonymous No.15687454]

>>15687430
1h 25 min
landing attempt starts in 1h 5min
official stream starts in 40min

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLA_64yz8Ss

[Anonymous No.15687457]

>>15687373
Funfact: The americans bombarded the german uranium research plant in Oranienburg (east germany) weeks before the end of WWII so that the russians didn't get the loot.

[Anonymous No.15687464]

>intentionally crashes spacecraft to get data for next mission

thoughts on this strategy?

[Anonymous No.15687469]

>>15687464
the first one was an impactor and I mean why not, easier than landing and you get some relevant experience
chandraayan-2 was a lander that failed

[Anonymous No.15687472]

>>15687464
>ai generated
fake

[Anonymous No.15687473]

Ria chan live in 40 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG6q7lue2Ec

[Anonymous No.15687477]

>>15687464

>NASA funding: 22 billion
>China space funding: 12 billion
>Russia space funding: 5 billion
>Eurotard funding: 4-8 billion
>ISRO(India) funding: 1.5 billion

Despite such a low budget Indias ISRO has a far more accomplished career than any other agency

>discovered water on moon
>holds record for most cost effective propulsions into space
>sent a rover on MARS for less money than the film "GRAVITY"
>Now Chandrayaan 3 will land on South pole of MOON and make history for space exploration and research all over the world

[Anonymous No.15687484]

[Anonymous No.15687491]

>>15687473
She is gorgeous and it needs to be said!

[Anonymous No.15687492]

368k waiting lol

[Anonymous No.15687493]

>>15687491
>she

[Anonymous No.15687494]

>>15687473
sex with clear!!

[Anonymous No.15687495]

>>15687477
But Russian budget is 2.5 billion

[Anonymous No.15687496]

[Anonymous No.15687498]

https://www.wionews.com/india-news/exclusive-india-russia-discuss-tech-transfer-making-of-rd-191-semi-cryo-rocket-engines-581784

India is about to receive the RD-191 from Russia and they're working on the CE-7.5 upper stage so their next rocket should be pretty good.

[Anonymous No.15687501]

>>15687495
And not everything goes to Roscosmos. As out of 12 launches. 4 were made by Ministry of Defense and 8 by Roscosmos

[Anonymous No.15687502]

>>15687496
Imagine the smell

[Anonymous No.15687504]

>>15686961
you are wrong
Starship is a futa due to in-orbit refueling

[Anonymous No.15687508]

>>15687498
Bcё кoнчeнo

[Anonymous No.15687510]

https://twitter.com/SpaceReportNews/status/1694080922201792945

[Anonymous No.15687511]

>>15687491
Look at these faces.
ISRO doesn't take any shit.
Roskosmos doesn't have this power level.

[Anonymous No.15687512]

>>15687498
RD 810 failed
It's over

[Anonymous No.15687513]

https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1694080599646982199

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-selects-geology-team-for-the-first-crewed-artemis-lunar-landing

> NASA has selected the geology team that will develop the surface science plan for the first crewed lunar landing mission in more than 50 years. NASA’s Artemis III mission will land astronauts, including the first woman to land on the Moon, near the lunar South Pole to advance scientific discovery and pave the way for long-term lunar exploration.

> The Geology Team’s focus will be to plan the Artemis III astronauts’ science activities during their moonwalks, which will include field geology traverses, observations, and the collection of lunar samples, imagery, and scientific measurements. The team will also support the real-time documentation and initial assessment of scientific data during astronaut lunar operations. Members will then evaluate the data returned by the mission, including preliminary examination and cataloguing of the first lunar samples collected by NASA since 1972.

[Anonymous No.15687519]

>>15687513
bro just send the geology team

[Anonymous No.15687525]

>>15687519
Nah that's too easy, the geologists can join on following grifts-I mean missions

[Anonymous No.15687526]

>>15687498
Yeah no one cares about 60s technologies. Everyone is invested into Methane now

[Anonymous No.15687532]

>>15687513
>Artemis III

which lander do you prefer?

[Anonymous No.15687533]

stream started

[Anonymous No.15687535]

Alright guys. I opened ISRO stream but they speak Indian in 5$ mic. Give some good stream in English

[Anonymous No.15687540]

DEAR SIRS
It is the time of justice.

[Anonymous No.15687542]

>>15687535
this is what you get

[Anonymous No.15687544]

[Anonymous No.15687545]

>>15687535
>>15687351

[Anonymous No.15687546]

I'm loving the transparency, honestly.
Fail or succeed. The world knows about it.
In the spirit of the Artemis Accords: https://www.state.gov/the-republic-of-india-signs-the-artemis-accords/

[Anonymous No.15687548]

SIRS, which blaady benchod blocked the space latrine? Now I have to poo on moon

[Anonymous No.15687551]

18min to powered descent according to one of the hosts

[Anonymous No.15687552]

Goddamn, 2.5 million people watching on Youtube

[Anonymous No.15687554]

>mutts ITT "shit" talking (haha, get it)

tell me when you get your lander on the moon
(no the apollos don't count because you stole people from other countries + spent 5% of GDP on it)

[Anonymous No.15687555]

Jai Shri Ram. Best of luck India

[Anonymous No.15687556]

>>15687548
Bloody fuck bastard you

[Anonymous No.15687557]

jihaa

[Anonymous No.15687558]

>>15687551
So 20' powered descent?
Countdown says 38 min to landing.

[Anonymous No.15687560]

>>15687373
>Meanwhile, an entirely different group, not of engineers but of pure scientists, had taken NASA up on the offer of a free launch for a British research satellite. They escorted their Ariel-1 out to Cape Canaveral to see it safely on its way aboard an American missile. This was the time described by Tom Wolfe in The Right Stuff, when the strip of motels and hamburger joints along Cocoa Beach became a playground for astronauts who loved ‘Flying & Drinking and Drinking & Driving and Driving & the rest.’ ‘At night the pool areas of the motels became like the roaring fraternity house lounge of Project Mercury … and what lively cries and laughter would be rising up on all sides as the silvery moon reflected drunkenly in the chlorine blue of the motel pools!’ Something of this spirit must have seeped into the scientists, because they called London and requested permission to hire a car. Picture it: the scientists hurtling along Highway A1A in the tumescent Florida night, daringly dressed in shirtsleeves. In a car with fins! No, said London. Rent bicycles.

[Anonymous No.15687562]

>>15687532
IMMENSELY COMPLEX
HIGH RISK

[Anonymous No.15687565]

>>15687558
yes

[Anonymous No.15687566]

Good luck India.
To think that they have a live feed available but prefer to show shots of people reeding booklets and CGI... who is this shit for? No one fucking cares about the people's faces.
SpaceX spoiled me too much

[Anonymous No.15687569]

>>15687477
>sent a rover on MARS for less money than the film "GRAVITY"
Christ. Imagine falling for the clickbait this hard. MOM was not a rover. And it had a tiny cost because it was a demonstrator with a miniscule scientific payload. 13.4 kg of instruments, ESA's TGO had 118 kg and NASA's MAVEN had 65 kg. MOM hasn't discovered anything particularly new, and it's methane sensor was found to be useless due to design flaws. It is a demonstrator, what it costs is irrelevant. There is no comparison to real scientific missions because of its paultry payload.
>discovered water on moon
ISRO only published their result after NASA published theirs, based on one of the US instruments on Chandrayaan.

[Anonymous No.15687570]

>>15687562
would you prefer to have the same thing over and over again or something entertaining and new

[Anonymous No.15687576]

>>15687569
>based on one of the US instruments on Chandrayaan
Your welcome

[Anonymous No.15687577]

>>15687566
There is value in inspiring the next generation. Look at how many people are watching the livestream. If even a small fraction of them go on to doing big things for India, it's worth it.

[Anonymous No.15687578]

LIVE IMAGES BROS

[Anonymous No.15687579]

You guys watching poo force one?

[Anonymous No.15687580]

wtf did the street shitters actually make it!!!???

[Anonymous No.15687581]

>>15687566
for indians to show that indians are actually doing this

[Anonymous No.15687583]

>>15687566
BIG BOY IN THE MIDDLE

[Anonymous No.15687584]

Clear live

[Anonymous No.15687585]

>>15687578
I think its cgi

[Anonymous No.15687586]

>>15687580
powered descent hasn't started yet

[Anonymous No.15687588]

>>15687580
DESIGNATED SHITTING MOON

[Anonymous No.15687589]

>>15687585
They don't show them, but the narrator said images were continuously being received.

[Anonymous No.15687590]

>>15687586
Rolling for rud on impact

[Anonymous No.15687592]

Russian would have never streamed anything

[Anonymous No.15687594]

>>15687578
so sad that these retards only show the images in the background of a grainy wide shot and bombard us with cgi and 'important people shots'. Hopefully the pain ends when the burn starts and we get some proper images

[Anonymous No.15687595]

>>15687588
Checked and keked

[Anonymous No.15687596]

>>15687586
UNCRASHABLE

[Anonymous No.15687597]

JAY HIND SIRS

[Anonymous No.15687599]

>>15687586
30 km is too little to kill horizontal speed on time IMHO. But let's see.

[Anonymous No.15687600]

GOOD MORNING SIRS

[Anonymous No.15687601]

>>15687589
they do, you can see them on the wide angle view every now and then, about a refresh every 1-2 seconds. grainy and from a far distance sadly

[Anonymous No.15687602]

>>15687581
It's french people with brownface

[Anonymous No.15687604]

ayoo indians actually talk like this wtf I thought it was just a meme lmao they sound so stereotypical haha

[Anonymous No.15687605]

>>15687602
You can just say French people.

[Anonymous No.15687606]

>>15687601
see the difference, it is updating

[Anonymous No.15687609]

How long until poowered descent?

[Anonymous No.15687611]

>>15687601
Don't worry we're about to get real close

[Anonymous No.15687612]

>>15687604
stereotypes exist for a reason

[Anonymous No.15687613]

>>15687609
5 minutes, duration of descent 20min

[Anonymous No.15687614]

>>15687604
Are you autistic? Have you never actually met an indian person?

[Anonymous No.15687615]

>>15686941
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk1EmD5OK3I
passionate black man getting held down by the white massahs

[Anonymous No.15687617]

[Anonymous No.15687619]

>>15687611

btw, anyone know what jiha means? 'hi, my turn to talk now'?

[Anonymous No.15687620]

>>15687604
in my country they don't speak much and all they are good for his uber eats and shit

[Anonymous No.15687621]

Why is there no live video feed or photos?

[Anonymous No.15687622]

>>15687613
Enough time to take a piss
Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.15687624]

>>15687619
It's Indian for yeehaw

[Anonymous No.15687625]

>>15687617
>that speed
it's over man

[Anonymous No.15687626]

>>15687613
Actually 11 min, not 20.

[Anonymous No.15687629]

>>15687614
They're pretty rare in actual first world countries

[Anonymous No.15687630]

>>15687619
jihad minus the d

[Anonymous No.15687632]

[Anonymous No.15687634]

Powered descent started

[Anonymous No.15687635]

What the fuck does laghaghlaghla mean

[Anonymous No.15687636]

powered descent has started

[Anonymous No.15687637]

It's impossible to land on South pole. Today you will see another proof of this

[Anonymous No.15687638]

If they were cool they'd have a side channel with telemetry.

[Anonymous No.15687640]

>>15687632
that nigga sleeping is literally me

[Anonymous No.15687641]

>>15687638
telemetry + pictures

[Anonymous No.15687643]

>>15687629
>actual first world countries
Yeah, western Europe just has a bunch of Muslims and refugees instead.

[Anonymous No.15687644]

[Anonymous No.15687645]

Holy shit this thing has really low thrust. Look at the rate speed decreases.

[Anonymous No.15687646]

>>15687626
woops
attitude hold phase included?
Why don't these fucks add a touchdown timer
space landings 101

[Anonymous No.15687647]

>>15687643
Londoner here it's unreal watching once moderate muslims become more radical by the day
Europe is actually finished man

[Anonymous No.15687649]

>Telemetry
NASA FINISHED AND BANKRUPT
THANK YOU ISRO

[Anonymous No.15687650]

>>15687632

[Anonymous No.15687653]

https://www.youtube.com/live/DLA_64yz8Ss
>NO BROWN INTERVENSION
GET IN HERE BROS

[Anonymous No.15687654]

[Anonymous No.15687657]

>>15687619
I think it means "yes indeed"

[Anonymous No.15687658]

>>15687544
Is that the qt that's doing the english voice over?

[Anonymous No.15687659]

it's falling at over 30m/s

[Anonymous No.15687660]

[Anonymous No.15687661]

>>15687647
Britain is not Europe.

[Anonymous No.15687662]

>>15687646
Please to understand sir, can not be putting clock in video because we only have one feed and clock does not fitting into video wire.

[Anonymous No.15687663]

25km!

[Anonymous No.15687666]

RCSs firing like crazy

[Anonymous No.15687667]

>>15687661
Japan is not Asia

[Anonymous No.15687668]

>green line not following yellow line
ITS OVER

[Anonymous No.15687669]

If India nails this after Luna-25, it's so fucking over for Russia.

[Anonymous No.15687670]

why does it have more than 5 million concurrent viewers lol

[Anonymous No.15687671]

https://www.youtube.com/live/HG6q7lue2Ec
GET IN HERE

[Anonymous No.15687672]

>>15687658
yes

[Anonymous No.15687673]

>>15687657
I looked for translation and it means tongue/language apparently
So I think he says "Hindi Language: ... "

[Anonymous No.15687674]

Uhh bros..?

[Anonymous No.15687675]

>>15687671
And have some dude with a voice changer speak nip over all the soulful NEEDFUL SIRS?
I don't think so.

[Anonymous No.15687676]

[Anonymous No.15687677]

curry in a hurry sirs

[Anonymous No.15687679]

>>15687674
This is really bad

[Anonymous No.15687681]

17km!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.15687682]

16km

[Anonymous No.15687683]

I see they do have some kind of live video.
Even this slide show is way better than what Ivan had.

[Anonymous No.15687684]

17km with 800m/s side velocity its over bros

[Anonymous No.15687685]

>moon zooming in
This always unnerved me in ksp

[Anonymous No.15687686]

TWR is better now

[Anonymous No.15687687]

>>15687674
>they removed the yellow line
kek

[Anonymous No.15687688]

>>15687661
Geographically it is and the people running the UK state do not disagree on any significant social issue with their European counterparts

[Anonymous No.15687689]

>>15687684
It's matching their model

[Anonymous No.15687690]

Where's the fuel readout, or are we just gonna see the speed start to go up all of a sudden

[Anonymous No.15687692]

>>15686961
No, but that post makes you a humongous faggot.

[Anonymous No.15687691]

>>15687687
it is back now, still off

[Anonymous No.15687693]

>>15687684
400 m/s

[Anonymous No.15687694]

[Anonymous No.15687695]

Come on ISRO bros, actually rooting for you guys now

[Anonymous No.15687696]

>6 million viewers
Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.15687697]

>>15687693
>https://www.youtube.com/live/HG6q7lue2Ec
survivable landing speed nbd

[Anonymous No.15687699]

>>15687682
What is the purpose of the rightmost screen?

[Anonymous No.15687698]

Most of this spaceflight technology is the same as last century. Kek. There won't be true innovations until some world war breaks out and there's an incentive to make inexpensive spaceflight a reality. You will never see outer space. You will never be on the moon. It's over.

[Anonymous No.15687701]

wait modi's not even there? he's on a little video feed?

[Anonymous No.15687702]

Kys BJP shill moditard.

[Anonymous No.15687703]

LIVE MODHI TRAJECTION REDEEMED

[Anonymous No.15687704]

fine braking

[Anonymous No.15687706]

come on indiabros, don't disappoint the 6 million people watching live

[Anonymous No.15687707]

>>15687699
To show that Modi is watching you and he knows you masturbated last night.

[Anonymous No.15687708]

>>15687674
so this time its too little thrust, lmao

[Anonymous No.15687711]

>>15687698
Trolling outside of /b/

[Anonymous No.15687710]

>>15687696
This easily trumped DM-2 lmao.
Imagine the first Indian astronaut.

[Anonymous No.15687712]

>>15687696
Oy vey

[Anonymous No.15687713]

>>15687701
yeah for support.

[Anonymous No.15687714]

The spacecraft WILL crash into the moon and indians WILL be cucked and shamed yet again

[Anonymous No.15687715]

>>15687696
This is nothing we get 30 mil love easily for cricket matches lol

[Anonymous No.15687717]

ITS HAPPENING

[Anonymous No.15687718]

shid fellow sirs

[Anonymous No.15687719]

>>15687701
He's attending the BRICS meeting in South Africa. Nigger doesn't want to miss the limelight so he's Livestreaming from there. Nigger is literally an Instagram whore obsessed with cameras

[Anonymous No.15687720]

>>15687701
BICS has a little get together in SA.

[Anonymous No.15687721]

fine braking phase

[Anonymous No.15687722]

Vx still too high

[Anonymous No.15687723]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0DT0fhbbiU
this is so fucking funny, just indians yelling out the speed over another

[Anonymous No.15687725]

>>15687687
>they redeemed the yellow line

[Anonymous No.15687726]

REDEEMING

[Anonymous No.15687727]

SARS WHY ARE YOU REDEEMING THE MOON

[Anonymous No.15687728]

2.6 km!!!

[Anonymous No.15687729]

My butthole is fully clenched

[Anonymous No.15687731]

It's not looking good...
t. JPL edl engineer

[Anonymous No.15687730]

>>15687701
In south Africa for brics summit

[Anonymous No.15687732]

>>15687718
It's gonna land on some rocky surface and collapse

[Anonymous No.15687733]

1000 meters

[Anonymous No.15687734]

less than 1km

[Anonymous No.15687735]

>>15687718
It's fine. The ascent profile is only shifted.

[Anonymous No.15687736]

Oh the suspense

[Anonymous No.15687737]

>>15687093
I need a way to die automatically if Starship doesn't launch tomorrow or if the launch is a failure, so I can quantum immortality my way into a universe where I don't keep getting blue balled by a giant steel tube.

[Anonymous No.15687738]

It's time bros...

[Anonymous No.15687739]

Roscosmos on suicide watch.

[Anonymous No.15687740]

>hover mode
POG

[Anonymous No.15687741]

700m WHAT THE FUCK ARE THEY GONNA DO IT FOR REAL???? NOT A DREAL

[Anonymous No.15687742]

quick show modi again!

[Anonymous No.15687743]

800m altitude...

[Anonymous No.15687744]

>Hovering for final descent
It's over

[Anonymous No.15687747]

WHY ARE THEY CLAPPING?

[Anonymous No.15687748]

Do not redeem! Do not redeem!!

[Anonymous No.15687749]

Fucking showing the PM instead of telemetry.

[Anonymous No.15687750]

this is so gay

[Anonymous No.15687751]

>LIVE MODI REACTION

[Anonymous No.15687752]

holy cow

we may actually do this

[Anonymous No.15687754]

300 m bros....

[Anonymous No.15687755]

>BONG BONG
CAM ON POOS
>BONG BONG
LAND SUM FACKIN LANDERS

[Anonymous No.15687756]

>>15687741
Designated Shitting Moon now, sir.

>>15687747
Because killing horizontal velocity was a success?

[Anonymous No.15687757]

>>15687742
oh fuck they actually did it

[Anonymous No.15687758]

That fucking impossible to fail now. Now horizontal velocity. Only going down

[Anonymous No.15687759]

>>15687750
nixon made a phone call to the moon

[Anonymous No.15687760]

>>15687723
Please delete that. The media in this country is an embarrassment. Worse than fox news

[Anonymous No.15687761]

>>15687752
>holy cow
kek

[Anonymous No.15687762]

>less than 500m
LETS FUCKING GO

[Anonymous No.15687763]

>horizontal
NO NO NO

[Anonymous No.15687764]

hovering at 150m

[Anonymous No.15687766]

THEY'RE DOING IT
THEY'RE DOING IT

[Anonymous No.15687765]

ITS HOVERING

[Anonymous No.15687767]

drifting to the right a little

[Anonymous No.15687768]

>>15687765
Final landing site decision

[Anonymous No.15687769]

Imagine being Putin right now. Luna-25 crashed, didn't dare attend the BRICS meeting over fear of getting arrested.

[Anonymous No.15687770]

Sir, the poo is about to land on the moon.

[Anonymous No.15687771]

>>15687764
inb4 fuel runs out

[Anonymous No.15687772]

This is REALLY bad for Russia

[Anonymous No.15687773]

>>15687764
What for? It descends again...

[Anonymous No.15687774]

does modi even know what's going on?

[Anonymous No.15687775]

40 M

[Anonymous No.15687776]

50 meters

[Anonymous No.15687777]

They overbuilt the shit out of this kek

[Anonymous No.15687778]

>>15687774
He looks like Dr. Breen.

[Anonymous No.15687779]

In b4 KSP bounce.

[Anonymous No.15687780]

they're landing on the slope of a crater NOOOO!!!

[Anonymous No.15687781]

>>15687774
Why would he care? he probably just supports it because it gives them an advantage over china and the west

[Anonymous No.15687782]

[Anonymous No.15687783]

TOUCHDOWN

[Anonymous No.15687784]

NO WAY

[Anonymous No.15687785]

THEY DID IT?

[Anonymous No.15687786]

JI HAA SIRS

[Anonymous No.15687788]

they did it

[Anonymous No.15687789]

ROSCOSMOS ON SUICIDE WATCH

[Anonymous No.15687790]

THEY DID IT!

[Anonymous No.15687791]

SUPERPOWER BY 2023

[Anonymous No.15687792]

IT HAS LANDED

[Anonymous No.15687793]

0.000 meters

[Anonymous No.15687794]

The moon has been redeemed

[Anonymous No.15687795]

ZIGGERS BTFO!!!

[Anonymous No.15687796]

Poo bros, it landed.
BHARAT SUPERPOWER.

[Anonymous No.15687798]

THEY DID IT.

[Anonymous No.15687797]

Woot

[Anonymous No.15687799]

>modhi waving that little flag
I lost it.
Also, vatniks btfo.

[Anonymous No.15687801]

JAI HIND

[Anonymous No.15687800]

WE ARE SO FUCKING BACK SIRS!

[Anonymous No.15687803]

Well done, poos.
Now stop fucking calling me claiming to be Microsoft.

[Anonymous No.15687804]

Absolutely based pajeets

[Anonymous No.15687805]

>>15687782
should be the bit of him waving the flag

[Anonymous No.15687806]

>>15687774
He's extremely smart, he's knows how to understand the telemetry

[Anonymous No.15687807]

RUSSIA BTFO

[Anonymous No.15687808]

>india now has a better functioning space program than russia
HOLY SHIT

[Anonymous No.15687809]

>Russia BTFO
>Britain BTFO

[Anonymous No.15687810]

Lmao, Russia cannot into space confirmed

[Anonymous No.15687811]

WORLD POOER 2020

[Anonymous No.15687813]

[Anonymous No.15687814]

/sci/ BTFO'D

[Anonymous No.15687815]

FUCK U BHENCHODS

[Anonymous No.15687817]

WE DID IT SIRS

[Anonymous No.15687819]

[Anonymous No.15687818]

What's wrong with Russia, why can't they do it and India can. Did all the genius russians die?

[Anonymous No.15687820]

>>15687803
That's probably the stinky pakis, not the noble moon landing superpower india

[Anonymous No.15687821]

Jai hind

[Anonymous No.15687822]

>>15687803
How many payloads has Microsoft landed on the moon?

[Anonymous No.15687823]

>>15687808
>>15687809
might want to add us, china, japan to that list also

[Anonymous No.15687826]

Redeemed.

[Anonymous No.15687827]

>>15687808
Its over

[Anonymous No.15687828]

>>15687818
All the genius Russians were actually in Ukraine, so yes.

[Anonymous No.15687829]

HAHAHAHAHAHA
>HAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHA
>HAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHA
>HAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHA
>HAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.15687830]

UNLEASH THE TOILET WITCHES

[Anonymous No.15687833]

>>15687635
It's Hindi for "there's something lodged in my throat."

[Anonymous No.15687834]

>>15687822
>Microsoft
That's not how it works, they simply wait for a startup to land on the moon then buy it up.

[Anonymous No.15687835]

>Chinese delegate enters the room

[Anonymous No.15687836]

Kudos to India. Hope we get some good data out of this mission.

[Anonymous No.15687837]

I wonder how much fuel it has left?
Also what the fuck is Modi going on about?

[Anonymous No.15687838]

>>15687731
Lispfags btfo
1 BILLION DEVICE RUNS ON JAVA

[Anonymous No.15687839]

Sirs... I'm thinking we're back

[Anonymous No.15687840]

India is gonna find toilets on the moon and bring them back home. That's a huge achievement

[Anonymous No.15687841]

who got the poll right?

[Anonymous No.15687842]

Popped a can of beer for you, pajeets.
This is now the thread theme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p_WxAA-OcQ

[Monadas No.15687844]

[Anonymous No.15687846]

shameless PM

[Anonymous No.15687847]

>>15687821
There is ZERO russian flags on the moon actually. USSR, sure

[Anonymous No.15687848]

>>15687635
laghbhagb = approximate

[Anonymous No.15687850]

>>15687837
He's just pointing out the importance of it. We did it and everything.

[Anonymous No.15687852]

>>15687837
He's senile like biden

[Anonymous No.15687853]

>>15687823
China recently landed on the moon no?

[Anonymous No.15687854]

>>15687707
Cool! Now I don't have to go all the way to the park to find an audience.

[Anonymous No.15687855]

THEY SAID COW DUNG WONT WORK IN SPACE

[Anonymous No.15687856]

>>15687853
huge budget sir

[Anonymous No.15687857]

>>15687836
Wasn't the chndrayan 1 that found water there

[Anonymous No.15687858]

how long until rooooving photos

[Anonymous No.15687859]

Who's laughing now huh? Racism is pathetic.
>>15687837
Some patriotic stuff. You wouldn't get it?
Also briefly claimed that no other country has reached the South Pole of the Moon. Is this true?

[Anonymous No.15687860]

>>15687838
indonesia is not india retard

[Anonymous No.15687861]

THANK YOU MR. BABU..
REAL TIME CERTIFIED EXPERYOU MADE THIS POSIBLE

[Anonymous No.15687862]

Okay can this cunt stfu now

[Anonymous No.15687863]

>>15687842
It is this sir
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyHxgK16nmM

[Anonymous No.15687864]

good vibes on the shitting beaches today poobros

[Anonymous No.15687865]

>probe is dead
so was this really a success or a failure?

[Anonymous No.15687866]

[Anonymous No.15687869]

>>15687859
>Also briefly claimed that no other country has reached the South Pole of the Moon.
Yes

[Anonymous No.15687871]

>>15687865
source?

[Anonymous No.15687872]

Cheers! *raises a pint glass full of human feces*

[Anonymous No.15687874]

Wait has he been speaking english this whole time?
>>15687869
Luna 25 might have gotten there first

[Anonymous No.15687876]

Why can't they just graze their cows

[Anonymous No.15687878]

GOOD MORNING SARS!!!

[Anonymous No.15687880]

>>15687874
No. I missed the moment he changed as well.

[Anonymous No.15687882]

>going to Venus and manned missionssoon
BASED let's go

[Anonymous No.15687883]

>>15687865
it took the japs at least a few minutes to run some comms tests. they just started cheering when the altimeter went to zero. no systems checks?

[Anonymous No.15687884]

>Moodi pandering to humanists
He is another globalist puppet, isn't he

[Anonymous No.15687885]

>>15687864
Only designated shitting craters now

[Anonymous No.15687886]

>>15687869
Wow. Pretty good.

[Anonymous No.15687887]

>>15687874
it means to land near it.

[Anonymous No.15687888]

>>15687880
I think he's gone back to hindi again.
>>15687882
wait what?

[Anonymous No.15687889]

>>15687865
They did cut out the feed like faggots

[Anonymous No.15687891]

>>15687883
They are hiding the true status

[Anonymous No.15687890]

>>15687871
25 years as a professional racist
you develop an instinct for this stuff

[Anonymous No.15687892]

>>15687874
Luna 25 was first soft-landing, not on the South Pole

[Anonymous No.15687894]

>>15687883
Watching the local livestream. I don't think anyone is monitoring. Everyone is standing and celebrating

[Anonymous No.15687895]

LOL
who the fuck is editing this

[Anonymous No.15687896]

>>15687821
Based Bhajji

[Anonymous No.15687897]

>>15687884
Yes. He wants to speedrun a nobel peace prize

[Anonymous No.15687898]

It's so weird seeing all the old ladies wearing saris in a space control centre

[Anonymous No.15687900]

>>15687884
Worse.
He's wef

[Anonymous No.15687901]

first landing on the south pole, first landing on a pol in general

[Anonymous No.15687902]

Usually you wait for an engineering camera picture to fully celebrate. I see nothing up on the screens.

[Anonymous No.15687903]

>>15687895
based microsoft sir

[Anonymous No.15687905]

>>15687895
Modi himself

[Anonymous No.15687906]

>>15687898
Trust me. It would be a lot weirder if they weren't wearing them.

[Anonymous No.15687907]

>>15687895
probably chatgpt consider none of this is confirmed

[Anonymous No.15687908]

>>15687902
Sars delte this post

[Anonymous No.15687909]

FIRST TO THE SOUTH POLE OF THE MOON
>>15687898
It's our culture hehe.

[Anonymous No.15687910]

>>15687905
So during that massive speech he was also editing wikipedia? Based

[Anonymous No.15687911]

>>15687902
last received image was at least 30m up

[Anonymous No.15687912]

Well maybe Putin will give more money to Roscosmos

[Anonymous No.15687913]

>>15687898
they look like my mum

[Anonymous No.15687914]

lmao putting women in front of the group shots and pulling people out of the way.

[Anonymous No.15687918]

>>15687895
>>15687901
It's not on south pole that was cy2

[Anonymous No.15687920]

>Clear with moustache
Finally

[Anonymous No.15687921]

>>15687902
their streams are usually badly put together

[Anonymous No.15687922]

SHOW THE FUCKING SURFACE DAMN

[Anonymous No.15687923]

i want to see the boy scientists take advantage of the girl scienteest

[Anonymous No.15687924]

>>15687885

[Anonymous No.15687925]

>>15687847
There may be a rsfsr flag on the moon, maybe?

[Anonymous No.15687928]

>the live feed still on
KEK DOUBTERS BTFO

[Anonymous No.15687929]

>>15687922
pay for the licensing, sars. it's not free :^)

[Anonymous No.15687930]

>>15687922
it's well and truly dead, and i take no pleasure in saying it

[Anonymous No.15687931]

>>15687922
can they even broadcast live images from the moon? i thought they'd have to save it then turn it into another file
most of the radio in space is on a special network sir

[Anonymous No.15687933]

why is clear so racist??

[Anonymous No.15687934]

>>15687931
probably not carrying all that dead weight
the primary mission of CY-3 is just to demonstrate precision landing tech

[Anonymous No.15687937]

doomers gtfo

[Anonymous No.15687941]

>>15687933
Cause she's japanese?

[Anonymous No.15687942]

>>15687933
This is the proper attire to attend ISRO events.

[Anonymous No.15687943]

>>15687928
It's a still image of cgi?

[Anonymous No.15687944]

>>15687933
Japs can't cope with their slide into a second rate technological power.

[Anonymous No.15687945]

The chairman just decided to fire this guy

[Anonymous No.15687946]

alright intuitive machines don't fuck it up now

[Anonymous No.15687947]

wait so do they speak English in India?

[Anonymous No.15687948]

>>15687933
post link

[Anonymous No.15687949]

>>15687943
The fourth one is live feed that refresh every 3 seconds

[Anonymous No.15687950]

>>15687944
>low birth rate
>most young people are hikikomori
>best tech advance is fast internet to download hentai and go on 2channel
time to commit sudoku

[Anonymous No.15687951]

dsn is recieving signals from the poo lander

[Anonymous No.15687952]

>>15687857
yes, during the impactor descending apparently

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrayaan-1

[Anonymous No.15687954]

>>15687947
as if you could tell through that machine gun accent

[Anonymous No.15687955]

>>15687948
https://www.youtube.com/live/HG6q7lue2Ec

[Anonymous No.15687957]

>>15687947
it's complicated https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India

[Anonymous No.15687959]

why they leaving the mission control

[Anonymous No.15687960]

>tfw missed everything cause had to work in the morning
Will we get some footage of murican flag from the Moon landing now?

[Anonymous No.15687963]

>>15687951
Nasa is stealing the data? They didnt pay for us

[Anonymous No.15687964]

Oh great, not the photo ops.

[Anonymous No.15687965]

>>15687859
yes, this is the first landing on the south pole and first landing on the poles in general

[Anonymous No.15687966]

>>15687947
Most countries teach English in school
India was a commonwealth country until after WWII. Most people who were in high castes or educational castes tend to not have an accent at all.

[Anonymous No.15687967]

>>15687951
Or wait, is that just the bit that's still in orbit?

[Anonymous No.15687968]

>>15687960
Will I get some footage of the Eiffel tower from you now?

[Anonymous No.15687970]

A rare shot of a mission controller appearing to sit at his station.

[Anonymous No.15687974]

did the feed just end?

[Anonymous No.15687975]

Warms my soul seeing the Indians smile and cheer

Anyone else get happy too?

[Anonymous No.15687978]

>no flickr

[Anonymous No.15687979]

NASA gets 17 billion USD or more a year and still couldn't do what Indians just did. Why?

[Anonymous No.15687981]

>>15687975
I'd be happier if they had a decent stream

[Anonymous No.15687982]

All zeros = Landed

[Anonymous No.15687983]

Lunar base by 2030?

[Anonymous No.15687986]

[Anonymous No.15687987]

where will they post the raw pics?

[Anonymous No.15687988]

>>15687982
Defining a crash in your eurocentric standards is imperialism, sir

[Anonymous No.15687990]

>>15687982
0 is a sign of failure

[Anonymous No.15687991]

>>15687981
Me too, but my mom says they barely get any fundings to build heavy rockets so can't blame ISRO. Blame the government niggers for stealing the money allocated for ISRO

>>15687983
No, but space station and Human landing on moon by 2030-2035 is under works for now.

[Anonymous No.15687993]

>>15687982
... or crash, lost signal too.

[Anonymous No.15687995]

>land
>dont even show a single pic from the surface
>prime minister gives 30min campaign speech
>more speeches
>focus on the room instead of the mission for way too long
>refuse to elaborate
>end stream

S u s

[Anonymous No.15687997]

Russian cope ITT. India beat you to it. That's at least what the official story will be.

[Anonymous No.15687999]

>>15687979
SLS is better pork, and JPL gets better grift on Mars

[Anonymous No.15688000]

>>15687995
t. luna 25

[Anonymous No.15688001]

>>15687991
Damn, I might even live to see it. It's really looking up.

[Anonymous No.15688002]

>>>/pol/438888849

[Anonymous No.15688003]

>>15687995
The pictures won't be released so soon. They need to be approved internally for public release. They're probably in it but don't expect anything for another couple of hours

[Anonymous No.15688006]

Can any good anon do a quick shop of chandrayaan landed with putler crashed in the background?

[Anonymous No.15688010]

>>15688002
why on earth would you link that shithole containment board? bro

[Anonymous No.15688011]

>>15687997
More likely to be Pakistani and M*slim cope. They fucking hate India.

[Anonymous No.15688014]

Rate their landing:

> Last telemetry shown before landing. 0.225 m/s horizontal, 1.584 m/s vertical, 19.0 m altitude.

[Anonymous No.15688015]

>>15687982
With all those fractional digits it should be something like 0.132 or something depending on how it's measured. It's not like the radar thingy is kissing the ground now. But it's jeetcode, so they are probably displaying digits of prcision that they don't have.

[Anonymous No.15688016]

>>15688014
>1.584 m/s vertical
hope the probe survived such a high velocity landing

[Anonymous No.15688018]

>>15688014
didn't it cut away then? it's just the last that we saw because apparently baked in onscreen telemetry is beyond their webcast ability

[Anonymous No.15688019]

>>15687993
Sad Ivan.

[Anonymous No.15688022]

>>15688014
Why is it still showing tiny craters in the "video" image? Or have they simply been faking it by running a slide show of the same 15 pictures?

[Anonymous No.15688023]

>>15688011
I met Romanians IRL who doubted the Apollo moon landing because they were communists.

[Anonymous No.15688024]

>>15688014
That is really neat. It must have had a ton of fuel on board to hover at 800m and then slowly come down at 2m/s.

[Anonymous No.15688025]

>>15688016
Anything below 6 m/s is game.

[Anonymous No.15688027]

>>15688022
moon looks weird, that's just how it be.

[Anonymous No.15688028]

Poojeets are fucking hilarious. They fucking hate white people and they act like landing on the moon trumps anything the west has ever did. These delusional poo for brains unironically thinks ISRO is more technologically advanced and superior to any western space agency.

[Anonymous No.15688029]

>>15688024
Turns out suicide burns were a bad idea all along. Shame there was nothing to clue ispace in before they tried one.

[Anonymous No.15688030]

in 2023 it's possible for a small country to build a functional lunar lander for a few million dollars. This really isn't a big achievement. Sorry Indiabros...

[Anonymous No.15688032]

>>15687979
nasa also does aircraft research it isn't just a space agency

[Anonymous No.15688034]

>>15688028
there's already a containment board for you, now shoo

[Anonymous No.15688033]

>>15687933
go back to /vt/

[Anonymous No.15688037]

>>15688022
India > Russia

Utter humiliation

[Anonymous No.15688038]

>>15688028
Yeah that speech from Gandhi at the end. It sounded like they landed human on Mars

[Anonymous No.15688039]

>>15688029
F9 only uses suicide burns because its engine is too powerful to hover. I fully expect Starship booster landings to hover for a moment before getting chopsticked.

[Anonymous No.15688041]

[math]v^{2}_{y}=u^{2}_{y}+2as[/math]. Let downwards be positive and ignore horizontal movement. If [math]a=1.625 ms^{-2}[/math], [math]v^{2}_{y}=1.584^{2}+2\times 1.625 \times 19 = 64.26[/math] or [math]v=8.02 m/s[/math] which is 18mph so its over.

[Anonymous No.15688042]

>>15688028
Why do you have to group all of us together like that? Yes, there are some who are stupid in that way. It's like saying all Americans must be like rednecks.
But it is also true that India has landed a spacecraft on the Moon.

[Anonymous No.15688043]

>>15688032
that's fair
it's still sad that the US has so much money but basically stops funding science as soon as it's not politically useful
they could have discovered the higg's boson in the 80s but stopped funding the super collider they had

[Anonymous No.15688045]

anyone got a translation of the indian presidents speech?

[Anonymous No.15688049]

>>15688045
Yeah: Vote BJP

[Anonymous No.15688050]

>>15688043
>stops funding science
This thread in doesn't care about science in general. It's a big rocket make noise fan club.

[Anonymous No.15688052]

>>15687933
He's a big guy

[Anonymous No.15688054]

Indians NOT happy, I repeat NOT HAPPY with NASA admin Bill Nelson's congratulations

[Anonymous No.15688056]

>>15688045
He announced lander (possibly rover) missions to Mars and Venus.

[Anonymous No.15688058]

>>15688028
We don't hate whites; we just hate the Brits.

[Anonymous No.15688059]

And now for surface ops.

[Anonymous No.15688060]

>>15688056
that's pretty cool
maybe isro will get more funding now

[Anonymous No.15688061]

>>15688058
Why?

[Anonymous No.15688063]

Science!

[Anonymous No.15688067]

>>15688063
thank you for posting the science payload

[Anonymous No.15688068]

>>15688063
lmao this is all secondary, the main thing is to ensure the craft touched down safely
this is just a gimmick

[Anonymous No.15688069]

>>15688063
>chaste
>libs
Lol

[Anonymous No.15688070]

>>15688063
>libs
>apxs
ok now i am hoping it actually landed properly

[Anonymous No.15688071]

>>15686961
Not so fast, chud

[Anonymous No.15688072]

Landing highlights reel:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZitJHrVCeWs

Copyright 2023 NFL Films

[Anonymous No.15688074]

next up: super heavy launch vehicles, more lunar missions (incl. crewed), asteroid mining and interplanetary exploration
today india has identified space is an edge they can potentially have over other countries

[Anonymous No.15688076]

Imagine the seething in Russia lmao. Too funny.

[Anonymous No.15688075]

Please tell me this lander has a decent camera

[Anonymous No.15688077]

>>15688075
I suppose we should be able to get a full video showing the whole landing soon right :)?

[Anonymous No.15688078]

>>15688076

[Anonymous No.15688080]

>>15688074
God DAMN that actually is huge. That's like Blue Moon size. I blame JPL for making me think all unmanned spacecraft is the size of a microwave.

[Anonymous No.15688081]

>>15688028
>Russians are not mad at all

[Anonymous No.15688082]

>>15688078
And they will keep laundering money and crashing landers into Moon's surface, forever.

[Anonymous No.15688083]

do NOT ask for source

[Anonymous No.15688085]

>>15688028
Are you seriosuly looking for approval from brown people?

[Anonymous No.15688086]

>>15688078
yeah all 1% of "good russians" who don't support the war in ukraine.

[Anonymous No.15688090]

sirs I have brought great shame upon our country
I missed the landing livestream

[Anonymous No.15688091]

>>15688086
you mean the extremely pro west ones yeah, most of them are trying to or have already left

[Anonymous No.15688092]

>>15688083
>e621
of all the places

[Anonymous No.15688093]

>>15688056
He's a fucking gujjew faggot didn't release a single rupee extra for human space flight building statues and enclaves for merchants

[Anonymous No.15688094]

>>15688083
Honestly id believe an accounting slob would just spout stuff like this online with no regard for anything
>Yeah just give us 44B and we will get it done 44x faster!!!

[Anonymous No.15688096]

>>15688063
The Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope (LIBS) is mounted on the Chandrayaan 3 rover and is designed to detect 16 major elements commonly found in lunar rock-forming minerals. The instrument uses laser-induced plasma emission spectroscopy, in which high-power laser pulses to ablate surface material and produce plasma plumes. Emission signatures from the plumes can be measured in the spectral region 220-800 nm with a resolution of 0.35 nm. The elements measured are H, C, N, O, P, S, Na, Mg, Al, Si, K, Ca, Fe, Mn, and Ti. The instrument was designed by the Lab for Electro-Optical Systems.

The Instrument for Lunar Seismic Activity (ILSA) on the Chandrayaan 3 lander is designed to measure seismicity around the landing site. The instrument comprises three orthogonal accelerometers based on silicon micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS) technology. The dynamic range is +-0.5 g with a resolution of 100 nano-g/Hz^1/2. Bandwidth is 40 Hz. The instrument is 17.0 x 17.0 x 7.2 cm in size with a mass of 1.8 kg. Power consumption is less than 4 W.


The Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS) on the Chandrayaan 3 rover is designed to measure the elemental composition of the lunar soil and rocks at the landing site. It is a 0.7 kg system with an alpha source, 244 Cm, which irradiates the sample or surface with 5.8 MeV alpha particles and X-rays at 14.3 and 18.4 KeV. The instrument measures the resulting induced X-ray fluorescence spectrum from the sample with an energy resolution of approximately 140 eV at 5.9 keV. It can measure Na, Mg, Al, Si, K, Ca, Ti, and Fe.

[Anonymous No.15688097]

>>15688096
>>15688063
The Radio Anatomy of Moon Bound Hypersensitive ionosphere and Atmosphere (RAMBHA-LP) is designed to make in-situ measurements of the ambient electron density and temperature near the lunar surface, and to study the temporal evolution of the local plasma density. RAMBHA-LP is a Langmuir probe consisting of a conducting titanium alloy sphere on the end of a one meter long non-conducting boom. The boom is deployed from the top deck of the lander. The electronics system for the instrument is mounted inside the lander.


The Laser Retroreflector Array (LRA) is designed to use reflected laser light from orbiting spacecraft laser (typically a laser altimeter or light detection and ranging - lidar) to precisely determine the location of the lander, as a fiducial marker, and the distance to that point on the lunar surface with respect to the orbiter. The retroreflectors reflect any light striking them directly back to the source. They can be tracked by an orbiting laser altimeter or lidar from a few hundred kilometers.

The LRA consists of eight circular 1.27-cm diameter corner-cube retroreflectors mounted on a 5.11 cm diameter, 1.65 cm high hemispherical gold-painted platform. Each of the eight retroreflectors points in a slightly different direction, and each has a maximum useful light incidence angle of about +-20 degrees. Four retroreflectors are evenly distributed in a ring on the hemisphere 20 degrees from zenith, and four in a ring 40 degrees from zenith. They are made from Suprasil quartz, index of refraction is 1.46. The equivalent optical cross section is 10,000 to 100,000 square meters, but is still not enough to use Earth-based laser ranging. Total mass of the LRA is 20 grams, it requires no power.

[Anonymous No.15688100]

>>15688056
The guy at the end said that they've been working on those for a couple years now

[Anonymous No.15688101]

>>15688092
how did you know anon?
>>15688094
i mean 44B can get a lot done....

[Anonymous No.15688103]

>>15688101
simple google search, i thought the layout looked a little familiar

[Anonymous No.15688105]

>>15688080
Did you not see america sirs redeeming the curiosity?

[Anonymous No.15688106]

>>15688071
>We're living in a time of a global pandemic.
dropped

[Anonymous No.15688107]

>>15688101
throwing money at an engineering project gets nothing done

[Anonymous No.15688110]

>>15688063
>apxs
A guy on local tv mentioned there was plutonium there

[Anonymous No.15688109]

"Science" Atheists BTFO!

[Anonymous No.15688111]

>>15688083
how can you read that shit on a 21:9 monitor with your web browser zoomed to full screen

[Anonymous No.15688112]

>>15688107
do it in parallel
just like how starship started

[Anonymous No.15688113]

>>15688111
>21:9
who does that?

[Anonymous No.15688121]

>>15686961
haha that's crazy

[Anonymous No.15688126]

What are the chances it crashed during the last 150m but they lied to save face?

[Anonymous No.15688127]

>>15688126
Zero. Because India isn't Russia.

[Anonymous No.15688128]

>>15688078
Least retarded russoid

[Anonymous No.15688133]

Comeback to /pol retards

[Anonymous No.15688136]

>>15688058
Fair

[Anonymous No.15688137]

>>15688078
Russians are so lighthearted

[Anonymous No.15688142]

>>15688126
https://eyes.nasa.gov/dsn/dsn.html

Should've monitored this during the landing. Currently there is only an up signal but no down signal from CH3. Sus?

[Anonymous No.15688146]

>>15688142
mega sus

[Anonymous No.15688147]

[Anonymous No.15688152]

>>15688050
its not that people don't care (they might or might not), general science stuff is just off topic

[Anonymous No.15688153]

>>15688142
There was a down signal a bit ago. >>15687951

[Anonymous No.15688155]

>>15688147
>Hollywood
>Blockbuster
>Film
It just gets me

[Anonymous No.15688156]

>>15688142
do not redeem this link sirs
very bad virus inside

[Anonymous No.15688159]

where are the pictures, did it hard land?

[Anonymous No.15688164]

Imagine if Gandhi gave that speech for nothing

[Anonymous No.15688168]

>>15688159
>>15688164
They wouldn't have explicitly confirmed soft landing if it wasn't that.
Obviously getting telemetry.

[Anonymous No.15688171]

Any space agency would put out a landing picture by this point

[Anonymous No.15688172]

>>15688142
>CH3
>next up CH4
It writes itself

[Anonymous No.15688175]

>>15688171
delusional and newfag pilled

[Anonymous No.15688177]

>>15688159
It will take few hours to get rover out, but someone working there posted pic related.

[Anonymous No.15688180]

They still have to rely on NASA'S LRO to get a picture, WTF!

[Anonymous No.15688181]

>>15688112
That shit takes a huge amount of time and manpower. You cannot buy time, there's literally a book about this very topic that's functionally required reading for anyone who wants to be in a managerial position, IMO.

[Anonymous No.15688182]

Based poos celebrating babby's first rover while China already moved on and built a space station.

[Anonymous No.15688184]

>>15688180
how else would you get a picture of a spacecraft in a million pieces?

[Anonymous No.15688186]

>>15688181
you can buy time if you have 44 billion

[Anonymous No.15688189]

>>15688182
china is extremely strong

[Anonymous No.15688190]

>>15687495
about 500 million after all of the yacht and golden dacha taxes have gone off

[Anonymous No.15688193]

>>15688182
both still heavily rely on Russian engines
engine diplomacy is actually a thing between the 3 countries

[Anonymous No.15688195]

>>15688184

[Anonymous No.15688196]

SIRS
WE HAV REDEEM

[Anonymous No.15688203]

>>15688195
>UNIRONICALLY posts a picture from LRO

[Anonymous No.15688205]

>>15688203
Oh, I didn't see the word "else". Brainlet still applies.

[Anonymous No.15688206]

>>15688182
China is a pretty cool cunt when it comes to science
t. Indian

[Anonymous No.15688207]

>>15687404
>>15687408

Good morning sirs!

[Anonymous No.15688210]

Hard landing confirmed?

[Anonymous No.15688211]

>>15687614
its not normal to encounter pajeets outside of pajeetia or any of their expat colonies

[Anonymous No.15688215]

>>15688059
1 lunar day seems very short

[Anonymous No.15688219]

>>15688059
>>15688215
Couldn't they shut it down during the night?
Ingenuity proved that cold cycling electronics doesn't actually kill them instantly.

[Anonymous No.15688226]

>>15688180
LRO uses impact plumes from lander crashes as an opportunity to do more science. They'd be taking this photo even without being asked

[Anonymous No.15688233]

>>15688083
wasn't it something like 5 billion up to now? and now its like 3 bil per year or something, so the final cost of Starship development could very well be 10-15bil
some if it might be a bit hard to distinguish from building factories aimed at mass production, that is not something many other rocket progams have done?
but the issues of piping raptor 2 stuff sounds plausible, but he is talking about in past sense so those are solved then?

[Anonymous No.15688234]

>>15688177
ROGGS!

[Anonymous No.15688242]

>>15688219
Except the lunar night is colder than the one on Mars. Pretty definitively killed China's first lander

[Anonymous No.15688244]

>>15688126
Judging by the speed at descent likelier than actually having landed

[Anonymous No.15688250]

>>15688219
They're still far from making something as resilient as JPL's products, which have a habit of operating far past their mission life

[Anonymous No.15688252]

>>15688083
the posts were from like 10 months ago
this one was 4 months ago >>15688101

[Anonymous No.15688254]

>>15688252
>>15688233
>but he is talking about in past sense so those are solved then?
they might solved
it also might be why they did so much work on raptor

[Anonymous No.15688256]

TWO MORE WEEKS

[Anonymous No.15688257]

>>15688101
Japan also claimed a space elevator 'would actually be pretty cheap'. Hard to know unless you actually start working on it.

[Anonymous No.15688263]

>>15688257
Sumitomo- Kawasaki- and Mitsubishi heavy industries will all punch together and make it in like a day

[Anonymous No.15688264]

>>15688242
What's the longest lifespan of a lunar surface probe?

[Anonymous No.15688271]

>>15688219
battery will die

[Anonymous No.15688275]

>>15688263
japan has been in decline for a while now

[Anonymous No.15688276]

>>15688250
>far past
JPL is just lying

[Anonymous No.15688280]

>>15688276
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_1

[Anonymous No.15688285]

>>15688275
You are blinder than a two eyed king ripping one out to appear more in touch with his blind peers

[Anonymous No.15688290]

[Anonymous No.15688291]

>>15688142
We get signal. A carrier at least.

[Anonymous No.15688295]

>>15688244
qrd?

[Anonymous No.15688301]

>>15688250
>which have a habit of operating far past their mission life
they last as long as JPL designs them to last

[Anonymous No.15688302]

>>15688242
>>15688250
Yeah well I guess there is a chance it'll just wake up after.
>>15688271
you're retarded

[Anonymous No.15688305]

>>15688285
look at the population, look at the GDP, look at the mean salary

[Anonymous No.15688306]

>>15688295
scroll up for a bit, there is a picture where you see telemetry right before landing

[Anonymous No.15688307]

>>15688264
ALSEP probably

[Anonymous No.15688314]

>>15688264
Chang'e 3 touched down in 2013 and is still operational.

[Anonymous No.15688315]

>>15688306
I need to know

[Anonymous No.15688318]

>>15688306
This one? >>15688077
Is the number good or bad

[Anonymous No.15688320]

>>15688314
Does it use radioisotope heaters or generators?

[Anonymous No.15688334]

> surviving lunar night
just run your rover at a high latitude and you can stay in permanent sunlight. you'll need a com relay when it reaches the farside ofc

[Anonymous No.15688338]

HOP SOON
https://www.stokespace.com/stoke-spaces-next-development-test-series-hopper2/

[Anonymous No.15688342]

>>15688318
It's good, lander can sustain velocity upto 3m/s. Another picture of landing.

[Anonymous No.15688357]

>>15688338
Any stokers in chat

[Anonymous No.15688358]

>>15688338
>

We recently shipped our reusable second stage prototype, the Hopper Test Vehicle, to our test site in Moses Lake, Washington. We’re calling this unit Hopper2. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be conducting a series of system tests including Wet Dress Rehearsals (WDRs), countdown automation, and static stage hotfire. These will culminate in attempting a vertical takeoff and vertical landing (VTVL) flight test.

two weeks

[Anonymous No.15688361]

new BREAD: >>15688359
new BREAD: >>15688359
new BREAD: >>15688359

[Anonymous No.15688365]

>>15688234
based roggposter.
I always enjoy admiring roggs with anons.

[Anonymous No.15688371]

>>15688361
new threads happen on page 10 on /sfg/ due to the slow speed, otherwise the catalog would be filled with old generals

[Anonymous No.15688385]

>>15688361
DELETE

[Anonymous No.15688393]

>>15688361
Retard

[Anonymous No.15688395]

>>15688361

[Anonymous No.15688402]

>>15688338
cute

[Anonymous No.15688421]

>>15688361

[Anonymous No.15688430]

>>15688338
Wtf is this supposed to be

[Anonymous No.15688447]

>>15688430
stoke spaces engineering folly.
Have you been living under a rock?

[Anonymous No.15688450]

>>15688430
Reusable first stage

[Anonymous No.15688454]

>>15688361

[Anonymous No.15688466]

which one is more deranged?

[Anonymous No.15688467]

>>15688447
Something like that

[Anonymous No.15688469]

>>15688080
>8063
perseverance is quite big, their orbiters too

[Anonymous No.15688470]

>>15688466
He’s looking more and more like Bogdanoffs

[Anonymous No.15688471]

>>15688466
>deranged
They are...prophecy

[Anonymous No.15688473]

Posted this before but there will be an eclipse on October 14th, right through Boca Chica

https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/eclipses/2023/oct-14-annular/where-when/

[Anonymous No.15688487]

>>15688473
Not quite, it'll be mostly eclipsed, but still off of the "totality" path of the annular eclipse.
Still hoping for some kino pics, maybe IFT3 will be stacked that day.

[Anonymous No.15688498]

>cameras on the discarded propulsion module but NOT ON THE ROVER or lander

WTF ISRO

[Anonymous No.15688502]

>>15688471
i love this man

[Anonymous No.15688511]

>>15688498
They're drip feeding https://twitter.com/isro/status/1694376945340080398

[Anonymous No.15688544]

>>15688467
made me think about finanon and his space stamp collection.
I spend too much time on this site.

[Anonymous No.15688570]

>>15688314
Didn't they lose contact awhile ago?

[Anonymous No.15688572]

>>15688338
Best part about these pictures is you see how white they are, token minorities to keep it legal are at the bare minimum.

[Anonymous No.15688576]

>>15688511
Lol it totally crashed.

[Anonymous No.15688590]

>>15688576
It's rover

[Anonymous No.15688600]

>"Indian" space program
>no feathers
>no teepees
>no moccasins
>no casinos
>no alcoholism
fuck off

[Anonymous No.15688605]

[Anonymous No.15688617]

>>15688570
The wiki article says the lander is still functional, but the Yutu-1 rover that came with it only lasted about 14 months.

[Anonymous No.15688640]

>>15688600

[Anonymous No.15688642]

>>15688605
isro uses shitty computers confirmed

[Anonymous No.15688645]

>>15688605
>>15688642
>HP
>not even Dull
yep

[Anonymous No.15688732]

>>15687228
lmao no

[Anonymous No.15688755]

>>15688732
lmao yes, actually. The process of cosmic rays altering isotopic distribution is the basis for cosmogenic radionuclide dating, and is frequently used for finding the age of meteorites.

[Anonymous No.15688763]

>>15688732
why wouldnt it be consistent

[Anonymous No.15688774]

New Starship launch date, bros
2 weeks and 2 days away

[Anonymous No.15688780]

>>15688774
imagine if they make it into orbit
that would be the single most important event since Apollo 4

[Anonymous No.15688788]

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694380985637331003
are all of the companies he owns going to go under some mars foundation or something? controlled by the mars colony to keep it independent

[Anonymous No.15688792]

https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1694378046776889593

[Anonymous No.15688794]

>>15688788
Damn, I love redhead demons

[Anonymous No.15688807]

>>15688774
hotel status? are they booked?

[Anonymous No.15688813]

>>15687888
Modi announced three future missions while speaking in Hindi.
1. Aditya L-1 to sun
2. Shukra for Venus
3. Gaganyaan for manned mission

[Anonymous No.15688828]

>>15688763
The moon is basically inside out as a collection of ejecta from the Theia collision. Mars is closer to Earth than the moon in surface roggs.

[Anonymous No.15688836]

>>15688054
thirdies just reek of insecurity sometimes, you were congratulated for your great accomplishment, be happy about it you poobrain.

[Anonymous No.15688852]

Luna-25 just landed on Prigo's plane

[Anonymous No.15688858]

>>15688774
holy shit I wanna go, it's a 6hr drive but Ive never seen a launch

[Anonymous No.15688875]

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694403816920137880

to the anon in the last thread about cybertruck
its coming

[Anonymous No.15688881]

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694410224604426351

[Anonymous No.15688883]

>>15688858
do it if you can stay for 2 weeks of scrubs.

[Anonymous No.15688895]

Who the hell made new threads
This one is page 8

[Anonymous No.15688901]

>>15688875
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1694410451008827798

> I think this is our best product ever

[Anonymous No.15688904]

>>15688895
tourists

[Anonymous No.15688907]

>>15688875
His smile and optimism. Restored.

[Anonymous No.15688908]

>>15688875
>>15688901
skeptics btfo once again

[Anonymous No.15688916]

>>15688907
>smile

[Anonymous No.15688920]

>>15688794
look up jane rogers

[Anonymous No.15688924]

>>15688907
same face he had when SS fucking disintegrated

[Anonymous No.15688934]

>>15688920
4/10

[Anonymous No.15688938]

Zubrin

[Anonymous No.15688940]

>>15688938
is based

[Anonymous No.15688941]

>>15688916
The meme is true, elon can smile with a frown

[Anonymous No.15688959]

>>15688875
It's not. It's fake vaporware. No member of the public will ever drive one, and even if it is illegally built it will not be permitted to drive on american roads.

[Anonymous No.15688980]

https://twitter.com/Robotbeat/status/1694421723142058460

https://perlanproject.cloud/vc/VirtualCockpit.html

[Anonymous No.15688983]

>>15688980
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windward_Performance_Perlan_II

[Anonymous No.15689009]

https://twitter.com/DeItaone/status/1694423269766570316

[Anonymous No.15689013]

>>15688934
bigot

[Anonymous No.15689026]

Too many happenings today good grief

[Anonymous No.15689029]

>>15688121
sauce?

[Anonymous No.15689038]

https://twitter.com/SenBillNelson/status/1694424937258209282

[Anonymous No.15689039]

>>15688901
Autists must be struggling so hard.
It's still a smile even though his mouth curves down.

[Anonymous No.15689041]

>>15689038

[Anonymous No.15689045]

>>15689041
The Walking Dead

[Anonymous No.15689047]

>>15689041

[Anonymous No.15689052]

>>15689038
Notice he didn’t say essential to Artemis

[Anonymous No.15689055]

>>15689047

>>15689045
kek

[Anonymous No.15689059]

>>15689055

[Anonymous No.15689063]

https://twitter.com/PolarisProgram/status/1694361811846312228

[Anonymous No.15689064]

>>15689063
https://twitter.com/PolarisProgram/status/1694361821874941965

[Anonymous No.15689065]

>>15689064

[Anonymous No.15689067]

>>15689065

[Anonymous No.15689079]

https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/08/valves-are-a-regular-concern-at-spacex-just-like-every-other-space-company/

> NASA and SpaceX officials gave the green light Monday to proceed with preparations to launch the Crew-7 mission Friday, but only after formally signing off on several technical issues. One of those involved a drogue parachute that took longer than anticipated to fully inflate on a Dragon crew capsule returning from the space station earlier this year.

> That issue was cleared for the launch of the Crew-7 mission during the flight readiness review.

> Stich said the other "special topic" discussed Monday was a valve failure on a Dragon cargo capsule in June. During that mission, an isolation valve in the Dragon's propulsion system became stuck. There was no effect on the Dragon resupply mission because the valve in question is only used if there's a problem elsewhere in the propulsion system, when it would close or isolate a leaky thruster to avoid losing propellant.

> SpaceX engineers removed the stuck valve from the Dragon cargo capsule after it splashed down at the end of its mission in June. They found signs of corrosion.

[Anonymous No.15689087]

>>15689079
> A faulty valve led to the explosion of a Crew Dragon capsule during a ground test in 2019, and valves were a point of concern throughout NASA's Artemis I launch campaign last year, requiring troubleshooting before the Space Launch System rocket could take off on its inaugural test flight.

[Anonymous No.15689088]

>>15689079
>valves
>parachutes

What’s the 3rd part of the unholy trifecta

[Anonymous No.15689097]

>>15689088
software

[Anonymous No.15689098]

>>15689088
O rings

[Anonymous No.15689109]

>>15689088
tiles

[Anonymous No.15689156]

>>15688359
>>15688359
>>15688359

[Anonymous No.15689166]

>>15689156
>page 8
we're not even at image limit

[Anonymous No.15689168]

>>15689156
Jesu Christo that other thread should be nuked. It's full of crap.

[Anonymous No.15689185]

>>15689168
its too late, the janny should have deleted it right away, or archive this one now

[Anonymous No.15689187]

>>15689156
RETARD

[Anonymous No.15689257]

There is no point in complaining, guys. Move to the next thread.

[Anonymous No.15689260]

>>15689257
I'll pass.

[Anonymous No.15689265]

>>15689257
I will. Then I'll shit it up for being an early thread.

[Anonymous No.15689542]

Do not early stage fags.

[Anonymous No.15689688]

>>15689156
ok page 10 now

>>15688359
>>15688359
>>15688359