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> One thing for sure, despite the angst against Elon Musk, this company will keep on working this. Thankfully as they are an American company and working hard to progress American (and in many ways, the world's) space interests. This also demonstrates that you can't put everything into one builder. You have to have alternate / multiple development paths, not only because its fair, but because it allows for some perturbations like this.
That seems like a fairly neutral, objective comment on -18 points.
People just don't realize what the space situation would be without SpaceX, in particular crew access to the ISS.
All this hate for Starship makes me wonder why people think the PRC is so interested in imitating it. People are forgetting what it has already achieved, specifically flying and largely perfecting the first full flow staged combustion engine to leave the ground. Its crazy to think the both the US and the USSR never got this beyond a bench-top model.
Then there's the first reentry and soft landing of a rocket upper stage, apart from the Shuttle that was never an economic proposition. Whatever the name of the company, this full vehicle reuse technology is transformative and would be ridiculous to ignore.
After all, Nasa trusts its astronauts to used first stages, so a used full stack is the logical next step. The great thing here is that all the failures that are attracting attention are not occurring at the expense of the taxpayer. So, why is everybody here complaining?
Regarding HLS, there are two contractors with competing projects. These are SpaceX and Blue Origin. So might as well complain about both. I'd also ask everybody to remember that being dependent on HLS in the first place; simply demonstrates a terrible strategic error in the way SLS-Orion was set up in the first place. Overall, SLS-Ortion has lower performance than Apollo which was able to do the full crewed lunar return trip autonomously. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVmNVZUpNaVlkcGFDa2gwcXRYZVo4QjlaQlhtM09kU0k0Z3c3MGFGdXQ5NGZsMHNOMEV3UV9DWktEX1pyaTJIeWNOZ3ZXcFN5M2F6Mnl4MEd6OHVCeHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLclBacDI0ZGdNNjJ1S3NjMjltbVRaMzRyTmZ6LTB0d1lvZnV3R2dzMFFDSThBbzlmQmNRemx5Ukh0MlE0WmFVWlYyTkFlcjdYaEU1eTduY0FYdzRpeW1Ud1pBejh3d183QURlbU00Zzg0UVdEZ0U3ekRqUUh1elJnWk92QWkwUlU4dVg2VkFWNmxveVY3dnRGUmsxUDBjUzNYWHpxc1JCQzlEVlZ1bUkyejN2NHJvSXBxOVFLZVZPZ01zZ0V6YVBhd2E5TDNma1JyNXhuLUFBREJBb0ZiQT09 |
> This place has become so hostile, political.
You don't need to hate Elmo in order to see how much of a disaster Starship is. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYnFBVWxyU2pzRk02bFJFdWF6enpobGRNX2t3N0FyNlJzMEU2cXJHUEE1ZXFJOFFQaWVGdjRHZFFCMk9BVVA1ZjJHUEsyYmFvVmphU0xSYktEUmxxUnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSmN0cEhXTlVkQ2UycGdDdTNDa25BRmZRMWg4bVo3Q0UyQkc2ZXp1MHgzdk1qcV9kUUhJcW03MDU0cFdDRXM2QS1rSHptdF9WODdUbkNmdFAyVjhfZnhhWjdaN2dIT2xvNTg3eUUtWklKTlpwZW5DYmF0UjJyUTdPUGhyQWZKdHF6cWJEYTlzbkp1eWRpVHVRYXZmOVJ3R2xYajg2SXFTQ2lqLXlRVFlaOEVXYk5FZkI2QU1xdHI3c2x4SFZsZ3dxU0xKZzlVNUl5cmlKRnFEOURvSURsUT09 |
doesn't crew dragon have a toilet? they even had an incident with it leaking lmao | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ04yYmVtS0hnSkdQX2x5Z3ZHNmh5ZklMSmRZZXRBV3BudzBiVzkwc1NsY2ZSZk5kOWM3SmVZbXIxdE9Oel82bmp6aHl2clJHYlVlZnNnQzA1ZUZSV0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS2VWNi1OLU9Da2JxVkg4X09TaHVRYjVxQUNYZnZVeWlNT2ZMdFdBanJXN2NUT3FSQTRzNzlVeTRJck1LZmExRU5UUjN6UVpFenRBTGNJQlVPc1ZaSHhNeGlPUXpKNld6LWR4bm9BTXFzTl9VUDdva1N6cEp4WEFWVjl3ckl4ZHlPODJkMS02SlRpWFNySFEtTThWZTE2MklTVHdtS1pheVlEU3VrcmlGZjBDNUpwLXNyMFY5N2RMN0VFV0FJS01nSkxrd05JNm9sX0ljTzVfMTJOWXlQZz09 |
Great job everybody! | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLel9LSHVRX1I4ZjRab1NOcUdyU3dESzgxRzFHa2RqUi00cmZGd05UUmQzLW5GUHFyWkM0UVpZbWQwcEJGNVRSeUZTZmt4dmFYVGNNSUNhakMxRUVrekE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNkF0b3Y4MmQ5TmQzaDBkQnBPMFpzWFE0ME1YTTNibW9lVHVaYW1ZdUxHRGx0WTJiZEVJY05nR0dsbjlPcFdlb1puSm1ReE0xV3hiYkdMYWRDaURQcWN3UjMtMm5YT2hyMl85em5JUFZlYXFoZlFBaGdqVXF4cWxXbVNNck5uSlVra3NBb2w0NmQwMXhlU3ptRVJzU21Tek95UndGeXNINnZ6Y04xZ1VtRHFPQ3laQk56dzY4QmMtVE9vU2JqZmE1SDJJV083WGVNdU5zVUVWamNOWDMwdz09 |
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comment at any time for reasons including but not limited to: violation of Reddit rules, the need to maintain a positive atmosphere, trolling, or any reason that violates the spirit if not the letter of any r/nasa rules. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRjA1VzFrcGg5TlNYRkszWmZfd2ZuMmd1ME9Vd0dzSVcwZWx4NFExWlJuV2VuWkU2V05ZRnJoNXMxSkN1SlJJQVg5RWg5TmJnRTZZQ21ZQ2dWSk1rRlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeEpRZlRORkk3VS1tZWIwVzB5b0dSN3lhMFJlcDM2Y0dBS01QOENwcmhBZTdRcTNLZlpsU0lKX1hCWklxdHUwX3ZqTERsb1diR2ZMbmI5SmxpNW5YZnp3Z21hTk8zQXNfUHg3aUtVTTVpbFp0MG5yY1NCSlppRk0xdl8xNXFkSXl4NExBdTZvekhZVzJwZkRGSUZxeDNxUEh2Z2V0TXB1ZklzcWVnUXJ0QjVCUERiZDBZWjJ3cEFDVl90QVp0bkstNV95M0Z4dGZnM0ZpYUp4SDk0ZVQwUT09 |
None of those tests were expected to be able to do everything they wanted immediately. They still made records and strides in development and accomplishments. Iterative design is a perfectly fine way to develop rockets considering they have made significant achievements along the way.
It took the Apollo missions to finally 11 tries to finally land on the moon, not because it was a failure or there was something inherently wrong with the way they were doing it; they just had some failures and did it in steps. They did not expect being able to land on the moon from the start. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX1pJLW5sM0Ywd0tLczNaSmVNeTRDVklqLXdua0Q2X3prWi14NUh0d1UxNmxtY1pDeENMZnRfVTROSm5TNjY0a0FHWndGeEI2aWlIZ2p3QWdWN3NxbzdQVjJLWXVsZlFkZFBFQzBia0k2Qzg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbHlFc3NQcjEyeEM2anZSOU5KWXZCbVNMT21CRk9WeDlLdWdDQ3A4WlJNanBMVEtuQmRGdkpKZjJuOHNVZkVqWURBY0xDOW5rUWl4SkY5emR6VlQtZmNkemVYTHJFRUpnbEw2dnlQNGJ0bjFIS29HSnQ4WjNNaEZmcTFqWnAySXhLVzBfU2xtQVZpQUN0S0VsUHQ4dmUyWGhrUkJRU25xN2gtNHQzdVE2X1FNdTNiOXBjcUUwYXJmZkFEYUp3VnJuX2JFWm1nSkpkYU8wcDBVSTJWQmwzdz09 |
While I hate seeing space failures. With everything going on right now I also can't feel this is deserved. With where NASA is going with funding seeing the private sector literally blow up will hopefully help NASA. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRnV3eW55bmczblE5dVpLM0U1WEVtMGN2SXp3bW1YYXdKd3dkdHpnc29sVWRzS2otM09WeV9xLUpfME9NYTk5YnVzc1lZcHhHN1l1QV83Wk85ZUNibHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLenZGbWNhNERGZVFKTGUtNkNlOXhrNEJqX253Y0t2VlhKdXE1NUFUYktIWUE1cmNlQVNsTzFQT2h5QUlDbHFfV1JFZW5pQTJNVUg1cFlMd2VWYmtWZ1JVVnA1RFpqdC1TWm5uOTFvaEdlYTEwb3JaU0ZVZmNWdzdVOFRxd0NONVRUbUJBT3paR0ZNS2NqOWhxWi1lTUhaOHhxeS1zSi1HLUQ0SmdFQ3JLdWR2aXBTdXJYaF9XeTZKai1FNnQ0MmcxZ1Rra3RxYkJqenhJUWZmQW1qaG1BQT09 |
TY for that objective, CALM response. When you know, you know...that's my take away. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa08zZzNmbFV4bXhZTktza2pnT2hYd2pZNEFRMnRaSUtJR2pMX01ERVE0QkZMMWU4d3pXZmZ2c0tMQXp4enU2bDI5ZFJ3OFJ0UG0yQ2MzNzd1NE5BRkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZXFLM1oyWVQ4NkpzbDJXWWxpM05idVhKaU9jMEJYWDZsSVN6OThNWjZBXzNBWm9iODVMd2ZRWXZkdmtvZXdFQjA0NmlnOVVmaS1ZS0NJN1hFM3UycTNEYjhHejVWRGI0Q1RDZHhQV0RpVGM3XzdCZHNkOWV3djJGYU9YLWhtTXpqQ1lrU1RXc3BNeF92WUplcl9ZcFEtaVY1TmxiZHY3MWF0aDRwMkZFaldyNG03OHRqYl9qX0l5WUpwRmszS1NDRUdQcGtIMjZRbVBqTjF4VUZyU2MwQT09 |
As noted from another response, its all SpaceX money and not yours up to this point. The vitriol is not justified. If you hate the man, fine. Take that up with People magazine's forum. But the thousands of dedicated, young workers, enthusiastically applying amazing science and non-groupthink to an effort NO ONE has done before is something I chose to commend, rather than throw stones at. You perhaps know the biblical adage about throwing stones.
If you have worked and lived and toiled over this technology yourself, then your opinion about its "disaster" is warranted and I concede a little at least to your experience. However, I've witnessed, supervised, worked, developed, cancelled, and dragged programs like this to success. They are never easy. It takes a lot of effort, dedication, and some luck to get something this radical to work perfect. And those that stand out in history are the ones that press on when the going gets tough...not give up. Hell, if things went your way, we'd have never had the phenomenal 40+ year history of the F/A-18. The late block F-model is a sight to be seen. You should have been around working it like I was when the A model was failing, failing, failing...We pressed! | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdmphaExpMjBUS05fSGRTSXhIZzd2SGd0dW5xV0V3ejRmTnl2MVktN3hwZWp6c0pWY2hzaDk1N0plQ0p5M2NWeHhNODEzaVlEY3E3bDVaUFFMdXJCSGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeUlqWnhMYndzWEtHX3hLSlBOVkQxUHdPZ0V3dDc0dUZqZlVFbjQtcENIOWl4dTd6QUFWa1RjRER1eE1YeGlBNkZmNG9mbV9TRjhsRkRIYXpZV3N5QWd2ZVRwUGZpYlpIMi00SlNBdlNZUFRZd0RKSERFaFN6YlhNdTNRM1M0QmZOdWw3ZG9QM04yMENLb1pvaURBZm8yWlNZU1lCMWduNS0wZ2RwbXg3S2pXaW9XcDV6RjF6RDByRVd4N3dCRkF5Sk5iblBjUC13Z0poQmVPcnBKUUhwdz09 |
Again, why does the source matter if it isn't wrong? | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUkdHZ2dMS0ExQjAzVWwxY2FKT3czcWxWSjdLMWhVcTVtSWl0NThwM2d3eEwwTzJfSzNKb3RNdHBXMjNqbEIxMHlQYXhfWXdHYmVWRTB2cEkxOXpaaEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS0U4cU9uZTV4VmlrZmpUQjNucGI4d3RYTkVDNkY2b29lOW55cGFIQ1V2dER5QUZnNDhVZFJWN3htQlBvS01NeWZJdW9fejd2VXJEZE93OTJpSkUtaE15M29Fckdsbm1Jamk3OTA0UFpEaFBJSWJ5SEFVV21pWHk4RjZPRVhNR0plT0xrSllxMkYxd0dYaVBfZ1loRzI5R2RmUFlzbnI0SFlOWXJNbEtyOEtvcjlBVU9WSEF1SnZzWkFfZHBqT3B5d1Q2VXFJdElFSF9qeEhFRGNaVEtFZz09 |
Can SpaceX just admit the Starship program is an objective failure. Every flight has failed spectacularly and the design is showing practically zero improvement. It’s time to call it quits. Starship doesn’t work. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUVd1anA0eXZGcEVVT2RSWlo4cGlTclNVcWE0b3RpVUx2ZG9NYnM1Wk1oS21nZF95ZDdqeFd2VV82Y1JKbFpvaUZrVkwzSVBlRVN6YzFVdTZiU0hINHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUXJCZC1EQ3hpLXgxZzNVZXVESktkZ0lkQVJuMHVySlRzdFVJNjN5YmlpbEdZa18tc1VIblJKZUhKdWkxT2FWcVNYanRQYkpqUlBxTWl6OHN6bHlVQk1vWUpXcjV1ZGFDSEw4Mlk2ZUdlX3p2cmQ2RVlLNE05clRXMGRZRkl1YjVqM0V5ZWlNSFZDVTF1TUdiZ1Bya2tQcjlSVE84M1BrS1ZwY3FRMWFBWmhUejVUYWs4Y0Q2MURjanJlNWltclhhdHRVenJZX2ptT3lITnJ0dUlhT2M2Zz09 |
https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/iss-operating_an_outpost-tagged.pdf | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNGZabnNabEZINWpGclowMzRZZlB0SkVaUzd0N0F4QnZpMnpOVWZLZTh0NnRTd19XOFp6T2dvSzE2dmNXNk9MR25tU1dmci1yNHBBUnNXRGowaG9FR2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNU96UVR0ZGdpdWItaTNlVDNjOXc0bkJsYW5zVXhGVlZiVFVmaUwtdFNTY0otcWdUYS1KeVVnQnAtNnVkTFV1bUk1MHJyYkxGRGYxSHhwalVjbTlkN0s5OG5IMEpEaDNkM0lzVXMzc240VElCOVA4ekxIZEs4OGFpX2dvZ1dKd3g5TXdLamJTd21rbEx5VEpncExFaWVIUElPcjNzakJ6d016X2hkSWx1bkptV19JdWkxYkhyM3NaeXhuRzVnVEta |
It did cost NASA 20 billion to do that with used equipment. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWDNGSkFHTXpPempRRHhUUHZZcHhqUmdCUlJ6TW1wbFBFX2FTb0tMdktIZzlIZTVhblhnMi1XQkcxbXg1WVpzTFRUTHRnYVFlMU9HbW9lWDlBUzRUenpOcmIyRDlSNlJjUzkyeHlLMGJKWlU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM3ptQTRoT1dMUVViOWZxREp6RFB2UTJmc3Zxby1SQkVxc18tNWdKUU0zTVJWWWx1SXlUQ2Q1MVlQWWNuQmlLZ2RCRVhpZ3ZGcEIySDI4V3RvclROVTlhN0FNaklmcG9ZczRxVnF0b2x0M1N4OHpxeGdZMjFIMFdJbmhTNElyaHFyWHhpTkN4blpvX2lnc0l0S2VTRHEyWjJySC14bXFuTjlHY1FudmJjdXJEaHlfbkxGaFBjSURiTTZYQ0czemdMaGx3RHBRVEdCTmVyc3MyZXk0cmtlZz09 |
According to NASA: "The development of commercial launch systems has substantially reduced the cost of space launch. NASA’s space shuttle had a cost of about $1.5 billion to launch 27,500 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), $54,500/kg. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 now advertises a cost of $62 million to launch 22,800 kg to LEO, $2,720/kg. Commercial launch has reduced the cost to LEO by a factor of 20. This will have a substantial impact on the space industry, military space, and NASA. Existing launch providers are reducing their costs and so are satellite developers. The military foresees an opportunity to rapidly replace compromised space assets that provided communications, weather, surveillance, and positioning. NASA supported the development of commercial space launch and NASA science anticipates lower cost missions, but human space flight planning seems unreactive. Specifically, it has been claimed that commercial spaceflight has not reduced the cost to provide cargo to the International Space Station (ISS). The key factor is that the space shuttle can provide cargo and crew to ISS while the Falcon 9 must also use the Dragon capsule, which adds cost and reduces payload. The cost of a Falcon 9 and Dragon capsule mission to ISS is about $140 million with a payload of 6,000 kg, $23,300/kg. The shuttle payload to ISS is less than to LEO, 16,050 kg, so its cost is also higher at $93,400/kg. The launch cost to ISS has been reduced by a factor of 4. Calculations that show commercial launch provides no cost reduction to ISS assume half the usually cited shuttle cost and allocate it to the actual delivered payload, about half the full capacity. In a split mission, with crew and pressurized cargo launched separately from hardware and materials, the higher Falcon 9 plus Dragon costs would apply only to a fraction of the launch mass. A 4 to 1 cost reduction saves most, 75%, of the total cost. A further reduction to 10 or 20 to 1 saves 90 or 95%, but this is only a small, 15 or 20%, portion of the original cost. The recently reduced space launch cost can be expected to substantially impact human space flight." | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYnFqQ2I5ZzZkdXVOMHNoYTNtcDhKS2ZaQU93XzNmUHNrVEdfOWhUSkxYSXlVYXZ3eHRtSGYyaDdvckZIUl83LUNLdjZ2d09ZZm1vSEZNc09mTGxUamxSNHVFRkMyMkRveGY4VVN4aEZHUkk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS2F4cWhJb2JXcE9pQmVhU1NEeU5iRkJlUDR4bW5STDdOc3YtdXRGSzFxcnp1LWRHSXo5Q1BtOWtWSHRrMVZDX2tWeTBrYm9EdmRzTVllcm1YT3gxQmcweTVSV2tlOUk3a1dMQllmQjRoSU1aWERRajBVM25fMjJjTVV0UDdYUHJ5VllhS05CVjRrYlFhRXI4ejh5bnJma2JfRVhsMXNPWUhPZ1JvOE92anR3MG5YUE1wN3BTVlZDcnBTYzQxd0g4ZHRDUXZpQ3Z6RWwzc3h3MjJLRm81Zz09 |
Brain drain will be spectacular. So much for NG-2 in August. 🫠 | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLclBOaDRQMk5VbzRvZDZfOEU5SHlUOU1OMThJRFpsZkxlUlhSTnlFRW5FMktRamNsZ3FJSFlsUUtGSnVyWjdaenM5R2tkakI5NWRYX3Q1WEkwLUdFQ0Z5Zi1pVnhIZUtmVFFpNTRqd3RhaVk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLczRoWjhiTEZIMGZ5dXZnT2pXeTMwa3c0QW1iR1VOQzgzeHBna0NQcEVKeV92eGRoUGNPX1JyYzMyd01IeDdjSWsxd1VLajM2UnR5aF9CUWZ0SnJXakp2Sk5pQTE5Zi1xcVdZMGZjYXA1SWxVWl9FOGFwckhVSTRabDhhdENtTXA0RzhETDJ1SVVuMExPQ1ptaUdZMjI3bUt6RGVzNExqNUJvYmpYTFl2b1ZrPQ== |
Yeah, no, not a manned Dragon to Mars. Elon talked about Red Dragon that would launch from a Falcon Heavy and deliver unmanned payloads to Mars.
Since the whole premise of Starship requires multiple on-orbit refueling launches to do anything more than Falcon can, they could have done some project to assemble a small (non-manned) exploration platform based on multiple Falcon launches.
A bunch of lessons they'd learn from that might be better off learned before designs started getting laid down for Starship. And maybe it would be a way that future NASA probes could be more robust or have shorter travel time to more distant objects. Maybe that would turn into a worthwhile product for NASA to buy from SpaceX.
A reusable upper stage that launches Starlink satellites may not pay off for them in the long run in terms of cost savings, but it would give them a regularly launching laboratory to experiment with re-entry related things before going full scale on Starship. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeEFOYTZoRHJOTElreGd3TTJrME9pVnZnSEZwdUtuQ1gwRHVXY2QxMl9nRm5vdnpQZm5UeXZmUG9Ga2dBQkN2UkdMbDhEZV9IOWZTaUJjSlFuYXlyRGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTDN4YlA1VDRibXFyN2t2bThiQ0gtOXpjcFhXTFpxXzUxaXg3Zm94VnVITnZybGZiTTB0NGRPNGxYQm5MMjBlUHE5OU1CeURab2RyaHhYSjlzZi1zUEdDVTBYaUUtTmk1NXZVSW5UWUhDTlhIa0NRQmlsQmR2QVJlMHFmOFpQcFNSU2xYLW13MnFhOGpXSUUxZy1MX3M3MnhqX3F0TUxTVURST3NDak1yMklEbG44N3o1NWR1Y2l1T3hIVjdzQkpsc210V2RCRjI0bGt4eVNvSUpweHFHQT09 |
Are there any referral links for positions? Looking for a referral for a design engineer position. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcjNlbXl2eG95bDRESmlBUUQyY2I4c3NzRUVMbjl6cDdhWW5UdE5leFUtWnBBcEs1NDdRQ1ZNNnRxUGhPcTduSmF4VW9mTTRzLXVqR0lzWVpPMTRvdXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZjI3OGdsNGpaNjcwaUllOGRlNzEtdDNiZl9pZ0xwemowbXVMa244b1Z6OVhoeVhoS2dGS2JkaWhEUFpSUnZLa2VMQVNraV9UUDc3cUZwV2ZkZUZEcTNqRHVSM291di1IVHh1cmhXV0owQWl4TV8xSnU4U2I5TUpGMW5VVV9FMWk2dXptQTNyTHIydktaUUJfeU1yZVlDN2hwUWtJTjhFeGhXRzJuLVFvS1oydENyN09Hd3V2bWpTNTJ5THd4Y29p |
Yes if you know someone who works there. They find the job listing and send you a referral link. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLXzBjcTJLVjlpM2ZBYWF1ZEl5NUJlMU9rbUdEVTQ5LWtlWXpqOXF3N2RmSG1EaV8tRHNrQUxQUDFTNm5sT2s4RERFYm4wUGo4TzM2cmFMUkk2Z05QRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdjVvM1dSSFV0YUk1VmlZM1ZLRVhwUzAxMVJZM2s3dVN0UWpTaXNLUVBIYUY3WUFZSVlwb3FUaWhaWldkV01QbC1DUmktUk5BNmsyNHh4NWV0S0VFa0hEQ1NkaC1nZWRCSEFabXpqdkIwYUFEN1hZWEVWZERVMjBCX3YzUERNQ3JBT2RHNTNTVHNNVGFvTXNnblpZcDVSRWxOQmttcEhzN01ETXVHY21HVWV2UXlFV1ZYSXU5MHNrbXdyOEhrMnZXdWdlMTM0Q0F1Y296VHpUa25iZmFxdz09 |
Can you refer me? | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUVNWZXRaeURJeFRQUEZMNktENGNERkR6Q29vOU5FSnFCREZnZmJDYUVRRDg5c3lJQ2h1dS1KY2ZBckZjSWExNjRxSXpfMDkySVB3QjFldUxMRGp6YVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLR2Itek5WbEpPQlZzNlltWWE4b29wN293eHJIeHYtSUkxMDh1QUUtVkJqem1qOWdLOU1oMjBxQjRIQW84M2ZIeHd3MnRoM1VtR25sRnk5M2tRaElUNVhWVnBIY2drWG1EaTZvV0tJQ1Z0V0RNOHlHb3VNMzltcG9aWFVUVW83RERRV0llSW0xTGJfLXItMjljX0lRb3NWZ2w1ZHJkR29CNjI2SWcxWW9TSGN1UlQ5dFU0WTJzZ1hqcExNX3EzUXNKWW1RSW9OSWlhajlVWFIwd1l4b093Zz09 |
Got 'em! | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRktEbnNpRGhFZE4yM0dPYUt1NmNjSlBpZDZqS0RQYkJXVk1yaHBLejYwVUZmRnc0RTNpTkhzbTI3MU82d0NBdnFsRTBwcTIySXZpQUk3QS1TaTlJb3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLV3kyZ2JIeEVLX2ZrQVF3NEtCSmVxNFEwbkhnNmdrWDk5MjZRQnJJZWhoWUVkdVdIMFh5QkRjSzFIX2pjTGNGOGY3Zi0xa3BmY0hieGo5MzZhc1M3b090cE0wZGFLQTI5MnQzNFhkYndrOUJKcm9HOFRJcDBLQTRaTGNGX2RHWkN1N0xVZXVtWTQ5QzY2aVNEMXlKUlNYV1h2MjY3X2U5cURKVERZQmFydTR1LXdDalR4X1VKU1hJTU9Ud1NTQmozanU1NjB0bzd0QWFQbzY1Q3RyZVdKdz09 |
No offense but I’m not sending referrals for people I don’t know. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ0FYVmEwV3oxN0Z2aGxIa002U1ZodTdWTUpLVjZVaUgtTEpnREZyTUNOSks0WE9kSUZtNjNDNy1xc2hsSmVyRFF4S3BOaWJrNWdVWTFWRzdpZDVBcmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNG50STlzVGlOQlphdkhzTUVVOUd4clVrRk90alktV0E5d1g0bmtJdGRpUFBMZ2ZWTXJuZUdvM0Q5WldjbTg4YzZkZGpVS00zSm8tZDFVZ1RiUWdOR1ZDWlZzTEctX0w5a01Dd1ZNUjh2Q0lMT3JmUzNqQkJyMnBQY3V3SmZMQkZ6TExJTnZjX3dYVzVzd0t0M1F5V3FpcHZoSmMtZVQ1dE1LWUdmcGNVLWptR0YzUXVmTFJGc2lNcy0zVWs0NFFpakNyWXpWWHVzelZSWmNGc1BLNFhNQT09 |
We can become best friends rn wym | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUjA2aDZIUE1JdVphZS1IcU9zS2hMSVNUdE83dHlQMEJQTGFkanZkOWtmWTBpUGRNNGFKTV9BekltZk5YY3hWT1FTS1BNeFFvWkdTakV6U1J6dkp2TUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSUFQbEkyVmRKejM1X1M5UTdaMTVtX2dSQmRMZ1VkbmZKRjE0dXp2NXIwVVRhVUFWaGd6WE14ckRsc1VwclJxLXhlVWd4MnJWNndMTS1XcmpxWWFBS3JHSjBEN0o0cnRWSmdaNDNJbF9UNTdFWWpqQXdRRVZMa0thQkVBZGQycFV4bVdnWDJ5c25sUHlzdWw4RnFuT0ZoSlBaNU1zcUZiUnFKbWFDY2hpS2RwdkJBcWpORTlVaFdOMDNFQVVFeXlBY3R4Xzl2RjRNaFZjVFdtdmJpeTc2UT09 |
are you asking why i would not link to someone with a history of being rude and dismissive in this sub?
i mean they aren’t a historical figure. they are an active reddit user that enjoys being a troll. i think it would be obvious why we don’t really care for him to contribute or be apart of this sub.
this person has been caught starting brigades in this sub against comments they don’t like. they have been caught more than once going to other subs encouraging other non-blue origin fans to join in.
so yeah it would be cool to not encourage them to join discussions in this sub by linking to their comments. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMkUyLUNHSlp4ZHZnR3h5aktIWS1tb0s2V2g0eGlMajJtZ3ljTEhQQkJiRHZSWlVYeEY5YVlUTE5wZEtfRFd4VmYteVV6aGJ5Q2hZbThjalNTQzh3eUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYXYxVHh4SFMtZHlOM3J6LU1GbWh1OXk5cVAtS0llN3FVOU1zZjg1dFJsXzBaclZ5by1kVjBTLXUwdVNWY18tdlFfdlZOVDFyS0RhUWtlWm83TW03ZmZ4WG1kYlpNT1E2bnFBOE1sdDZaQWdTdWZnRnRmdUFZTFF2Vy16b3pqbzF5alpiam1nZjJyZmRBcXJTZVppeENlVFlXajEzd0xNZlVKTk55a0dkQkxjdE10emEtd2xVVWo3QzRVRFQxYlFtMjFpZGphY3NLQ2Y5ZGRXdzBuYmVvUT09 |
It does have a toilet. It has a real ECLSS system, too, albeit the current design is for only 10 days of free flight. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeWVDbWJDckFzT3I4N01TUlEzamM4enJrLVY4MTdlTGx6VFBySXBaQkZEUWJOQk9KeW5jVS1BWU0xV0pPQlZiM2ZOeGp1WVlkYnppdWZndk5WSUNyWkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNkwxelp3RUsybWtnd0pRdnZYRUt1NFhPMy1xTGxWNXFJVEJtaUhqV0xJOWZ2UXBrWXlzbllfOWZRSVo3VnJsWlV5MkF3SEpmVzR3azVqc2xWbTc4SXpNQm1IVDRMQTktMG9leXFGLXRXMDlnQ2ZVb0EzZHhJbEN3NHFLQV9obFYybFl0NmNoVHQ2V0xQdHBLWnN6T05ycXFQQ1FGS1pJLUQ0UUw2Q3dySEdBY1dacXV0OUY2dS1SS1g3VWhSblN6Z3VyNEJsdVZidnNhdVc1SU91Sy1TQT09 |
I always hate when strangers ask for a referral. I don't know you. What if you're an idiot? There's no upside for referring a stranger. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZjhhODAtR0lKQnlNdnNYTEgtdTVoN1RwejRNY0FTOXo1ZklNVHcwS0lDU0JHV2E4MlRCUUlYRVg3eWhjQkJpbm5HZHF3Y2pmb09aMmFNTlpwZ0diTF9XUG9FdmxFeVZiUFNuQWhWanlSeEU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ1BGamxqVlhNUUxsRWF5dGVWaTNLOWpkSU9vUHhzeExzMUYzNzRHOTJsd3ZrS1FCYmlKUFZDOE44Wkc0LXpxTVRCMk8tVGp2VEFwOHltanR1OE5ieEVXTlRiVDhTcUpNRnlnOUViWWNFV1BNOEVCdnIybFBzTk5iVTFTWG44WmNuR2lXbmcyblZsY3pUM1lhaEZyTThodFYxWVFiWEo5SlZJLWgzcFc4QV9XVF9lakRIeHJ0MnhfZ2swNksyUHViczd6NWlxcjZqQ1poSFZkdHBnOUJMdz09 |
No this is from VSVN. Different. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSlFNcWZFa2dIdDRvenZxc0d2OHRvUlRXZzBPNHNKQUFJOXd6dF91RWNPSEg2MkRKZk1WTjVGWXVsSzVMNThoOGJqRnBMdGRxZC0zWWEwZXFKNmFOVWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSG1UZ3o2Q0RFQlhfTFZrQ3Yyd09EUEp3blVXc29hTzNqZW94ZUFham14MjFJQ3QxUHlvRFVqZHpMNDhBYVpVdmMzWlhHeWpTaXhmbmJaN2dLVmJ0N2xrSllxNDJncENzR3VKdTUtUm1Wb0FxX1lNOFVxQ2xYUUhWSXZSdGUyV0VIV3VfQUFzV1k5SzRUbjg2bmdodWgtdVZSZ1lXNTBqRUhad1hmV0xvQjRDVHY0dG85UHlqU0FtbGpHekZkT1J0 |
When I worked at a big defense contractor, during an all hands the Hr person said one of the senior managers/directors had referred 6 people last year, getting something like 20k per referral (they were for leadership positions).
I could only imagine making that much extra just for referring people I knew. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRmVWQ0FzMkoyMFBDdVBlWU1GSWstVWFZSkZGWUpVYWdHZktNM3JJb2RCNTBWT2t0dTJmQkhiUEQyazByZmFJTENwR1ZZUVczSTZUTm83QnZITnE2VkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcFBUQ1BQTU13WWdGdlE5N2hZZkdEbkVmX2RldGF4SnpJN3gtdU1oLUFTZlRIbmtld1AyZGxMcVlSN3ZtZXU1YXFVZ2N3SXpVYk9CYzZueXd5amRmUUpfX1ljSkFNMGtYeUlrY0QzSkNaYmRtaTlpTlN6RElUbVNNblRUeGFzMXNvTFFzWHVHaFRVeXdfSi1IVVJFWFVySzdqYVg4OEMwbzFqUUlUcVV1Z05DVUdOcU16ZXhTd2xIaGthbDkwanB3cFNfTlBnbVZSMzBpcHRBdlZTTmMzZz09 |
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Never know until you try | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdVdTQzZ3NEN5VGxUN0hDY21mUXBydDQ5RmV5MEszU0J4dF83czR2NU9ia2FtR1E3bVBvdUFlN3Z6N0xqRGFRNFVnWGFJWlNlam9pRThxdTlPSFZVV2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNVZpTTk2aU9vY2JBZUY0MEt6TlljLUdlSjJJdEp5Q1J3UkVKRWF3endqdl9LT0dXaGNua3poNF9oaTA1REQxMWlFeTNDeFdFd3N5aEVacEozRUFoRUhHMncteF9uV0pXWHJIOXlXUHY3SHhEdHZVS0dhMjNqaXB0LU5PSzVOaVpDcWZTbl8za2ZxbmphNFVhbHV4YmRSSEZWaDZkaTh6azNpSFZiSmxMU1BRd2FZbFppT215U1R1RjFHeG5BMy1qQ0RZQ3ZaZTl0ZVBTSUpKVTV0dUZGZz09 |
Oof | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdTJhVFpHWTFMTWJhazM5Y3ZyRUQtbzhxalo3WjlmRlpxMXNyRFdJb1oyUzZrWl9ISFlwM29qNnFGVzlrcFlCSXE3OXVGMHNHRG1oM0FGbmFfdERLdDBjWUhPSTZveDZCRkNEcHV2R3ZwcUE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMTg3RFU0NUtRaC1tQTdwZHlqa1Y0YVRHVHVWVld2a2p2T1VQa2dUdGdQaGRHR05FdlBEWjZVM3hOaWZNRzREZnFkYnQxYmtyME9LamljLWM5bWJhOTJGbnVtWUtJTTlubkczMlk3Z2tKZVl5bmNYb2hFT0R6UG1CMDJGTU9aak9mUC1uSUVDYXJHaUtLZHFfaFoxcV9EU1BQYU5PRFQwbHlyV09wTmhHVjh5eXdsWmh1TUZVTHZXNGFIN3lzcFI0cXRidHpsd2dCSUZvZmlkTGhWUlJPdz09 |
This post is not relevant to /r/nasa and has been removed. See Rule #1. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLczE2cGRwTHpIbkFmZllMMWxfcWd5U3FOOTJVMUlMZXJPQjJXSTJ0aTg0eDYzTlRJMWpacUtrenJoVURGZ04yUDVrZXBtWEcydnRnSE10YmZ2ZnA4MWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc0FaWUdoUVRKTm11TFd1czVJZXJLREN4bkphTGhKSTJYaWtBb2tHRkdQVUJvaHhWOUNab3ZDRUNWTEtWNE5JUS0xN2hSbzd4QkZ6RnJreHBQNXhReGpDSHBKWjlUdDRXcmE0cGc0eEx0b0R5RHRDbVFkX2xhcm0zMWM5Wk1zZy1TMmFXQ3RiU2stV2szYjk2WERDTTEwalVZSERta1IzcldrNDIwUm5EN0ZuVm50enhkZ2lHd0FFRFJDVWgzMjVn |
Since Resilience had NASA payloads, posting this information in this sub!
Resilience (Hakuto-R Mission2) Crash site might be this (from Chandrayaan2 OHRC Images)? Debris can be seen before and after the crash of iSpace Hakuto-R Mission 2!
Impact Co-ordinates: 60.4445,355.4108
https://preview.redd.it/rwzup7u1g08f1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=eea6cb22b278d7781199c917ebed1a05a7cb024e
**Debris seen North east of the impact site:**
Co-ordinates: 60.48931, 355.47402
More Debris images can be seen here - [https://x.com/Ramanean/status/1935787947821088908](https://x.com/Ramanean/status/1935787947821088908)
https://preview.redd.it/vugjgx6kwx7f1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=28703158edc9cba9e7edb7c36edf66c4941a640f
https://preview.redd.it/j5v8o481xx7f1.png?width=1403&format=png&auto=webp&s=1a92383f4dc34216d4f45f225d608dd4935d1cea
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It goes both ways. You never know if the stranger you've asked to refer you is persona non grata with Recruiting or a known referral bonus seller.
Recruiting often follows up on referrals. Where did you work together? How long did you work together? What can you say about the quality of their work? | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd1BRVWNLTVdnenZyVHRCcjlqVnpocktObkYzbVFwZ1VqcUtabENGSU1sb0Zoc250UmZmSHpSTjlHbzVUQU9Oa3hwZHBBQnhvRWdUR19lOHN6NjM0d1ZvUUxUTHczLWpJaUMyb3hzR1hTeFE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWGpDWDJqbmMzUjBEeWQwa0plZ1V1UTNpc2VIVUF0TmFuakhNYjhwNlBMTDUzWjV0bktiYzlDQkwxVkNCcTZxSXhaWEJxOE9hTWhYRUdiaUpndFVzRlJFVUxOYlBWbHJTNjl0SnoxN2F6enc2eDRoRzFTVXpEdHBmZzdZUGJiMWUySkl2X2pROTFEMjNYUUdyajJ4cU5rU2dmaGFLRzIxcm9qTkQwTWUxZGR4dUM2VUV1S21MLWRtakdrQlZjMlQ4WlF0dldweWVyX0Z2Rkd3ZnNZak5KZz09 |
haha yeah. Elon said the first cargo starship was supposed to land on Mars in 2022. He is a prophet to follow lol. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX25zcWd1a21uRnRjMFBsUTJzZnAyaFk4cVRSNzVrQjVVR3BBeS1Kb3RiTGVZbFBOVmVmbHZwTW5XZW1ZU3RFWWNSUmVkN1NDQ09KbmhOV2xJNDgxa1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLODNlS055TWU5bUEzTTlnaVFybUpnRW5VNEhfRVQyaVhhTFVHTGJqMnVOZ0o1bTVBY0k4aEZlelNOQVA5ZV9uWnNMcGwteWJqdHU1UTJXMU5wc0hMc2M3cy1zWlVISVY3LW5UeTZEcWpsM3J0aVFjaXVRa1VpdDYzVkxtMUZMS1phanE1S1IyZUh5MTlpanp0eEM1alY3UzRPcWw1T0lZcjlabW04YlFCNFNKeDRNcnRVYzFwUVJReW9ONmd1YjR4dzdvZVB4WTkzWXFGNGQ5b3I0bjBOdz09 |
51 VPs?? Thats insane. According to google, it has identified 9 VPs at SX. There are probably more.
But . . .
51?? Ford has 50, but has 171,000 employees.
I just found this little jewel:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BlueOrigin/comments/1iol3qu/the_wall_of_svps/ | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdTFKc25SbU85Y25ZdW9xbXlTLWhXbDFVbjlmUmJYeWZTanpEbHdyUGpuQTlReEpmdDdFcE5lSEc3eElwWkxFeGpvMUNJQng1dFRpdk8yZEtLa0lCcVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZG5oYnZ4OWw0ZWNHQWJ4MjBpNmEwSk93WWVGQUlGQWZQREFVWUJUemYxT0dSQmRZMlZwbDY0M1hXZHU4VVJoTHVHXzU0VzBzUklDYnQ5S05QMlRUOGp3T0hUakVwRGtrdVFTbERXU0NmLXVEMl9wajB5VV90MkdWNWZ6RXRvUl9kZllkaHlLSXVNbjJJZW9HZGVrMXhEcm03Q2FLcUpGZ0wzVlZhZ1Y3M3FrPQ== |
I think the gym is rlly nice | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOVpSRm96NkY3Sm94WTB1Z1B6MU5iSHdUUUpmZHRtckNvWGgwUFllUGpUWElwR1E3TncxNW14d3hkT0NLWk0tdjhsdzJHVnNYUzVsMmZmekcwT3ZMNER6UlpHQm5RRm5nb25FQVA5THdxVmc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLODdIT1pLUTl3N2d0VmdTMEg0c3k4MkJqSjlzTFhpdE1yOWd6NlFWdUNBMU5zbWpCRzJaVjR5RnlFZVFZMmlXeEV1WHJaZjQ5dGduWTdlejhCZ294dVBnY2RLRnZqNkJYc0pvQWdFYXJ3amZrMk4taVZEQlBMYXE2dmV3aUcxNHJUT0Rmc1M3WWVybFhTT3JqSk5NY21Ib3ljQXhhQ19ZcndESnVVX0k2cVFuTUVGRWFqQXpRVDN4eUNFSEFtM2VmSmg0R2lWUy1rRkktU05QYjQzSk4wQT09 |
That was almost 70 years ago man | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS1JxQmVMcGtMNzdnejVFM0xXTXBvdEpTNDhINlBMeW9lSUVBNWlPclp4ZnlEVkROTmxMWFpId0xtMnp1WElJeGZueXZydFNqVmNqMVE5Yi00SHI0a1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRlQwLTJlSWFxb0NqcDFSbEgyOEVMMVFzckVkTjVSSHFDYnk0ZTk1ZkxQQ1FJMmZITE9JZEVyVDBBa2d4b1ZnX0pZRzNPMm10VXVfWDN6Zm16bFM2aVFMaEpXVWlhcW55VGJfNkMxNlZLTm4xYlJPSTVpWjRQMzl1MHJCTmp6REFKVWE0ZG9YaURfVjhGekZQN3VaYXRiLTN4cTdfTmxTbVI2VGw2c2UtWUhCODNXTEtuYjVjd3lScXpFSWtuQWFYVnhjdC15anVFNGdDRTRUM2lpQV9Qdz09 |
Can? Of course.
Will?
Will Donald's ex's ego let him? Would he give up those subsidies? Would he admit to having a hand in firing/forcing out literally any government official investigating his enterprises for nothing?
I'd say a snowball has a better chance atop Starship. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeVFSOW14Vm5CVkhNajNjalRZR3NpOTBYanhBSlIyUXc4ZGJ6UGFqX1BRUVNxcDZzaWctcjl3MTlWYkxOcXlkRTBpRjhvU1lKOFdpRzRndHhtUHA3V2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTUxDcG1uU09lNUt3UUF0NHVNdXhpZTRaMVVOdW9WaTdad1hMOG4ycS1PV2lEUms2Y2w2d25sVjVkMUIyYTdtaHV5V2UyUjF2dU1EMGVvSWpOT05vOWxBM1JFTDNIVUJSem9vY2xUblc3alo2R0dROE1aYmhRaGRfMTVyQzNkdkc5UDdzX2dZUlJ1TUV5SnlvdUhNUzhsSEx2YXRIanZoU1YxekpIYngyNzgtRldfckF3ZnZscFlqdkdMV08wVnNMVEIzamVJbVU4Y2RuVS14OTdGVzFYdz09 |
That's a lot of words to not mention the flavor of the kool-aid even once. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQW54Ujg0ZzVWSkpvVUxvamxicE8yNlp3NXZYWmlfd0EzSTZEREN2b2tfcTdDajFuZ2JXNTlRUjd6eTdSRW1vdUJQMDVsekhzdlEwOVh3TXo1WDFfNUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcTZlbWlnMy1VcUJ5OUVXVGhJVEZuSDg1RElscERnc3ZVUnhyZGlha1NJQWRGbEh3Ql9YdU9IQXh5cWdlS2lGdURFTGw5bm9MLU8xamk5WWMyTTZYSVdOR0NxYTE1NERJT210ZlNuQUUwSjNRcXo5bHA3UVZFbXZVM1k5MTBteUh1Z1NndGxjVFVtRl9CSUd1c2hEMmJFVDNkT1pSTjhpZ0V0YXNoNXV3b3N6ZEFvdmx3WkZmTURhNGFScVNDbDZMaXpqWHNoTmFrVUY4ZnBTd1lwZ3pGQT09 |
No drawings/artwork, astrophotography (not from NASA), pictures of legos, Memes, screenshots, image macros. Images should be direct links to the original NASA image whenever possible, otherwise a source for the image must be provided in the comments.
We do this to try to keep the focus on NASA and its work. See Rule #2.
Limited exceptions are available on Creative Sunday, see the [wiki page](https://www.reddit.com/r/nasa/wiki/creativesunday) for more details. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbWg1UmRoRWp2Mm56dVZDTTRtRkFkU1JDUmtDTy00LXZyMFhyYWM0d2tYY2wtcm4yNjdJSmY2dEVFdWVfLVRZX2hxa19FWHlib1lnZG1ibmRHVDBGcVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRUdNVmJDNEFiSjdsbTYzN2NSdGNtakt2c090YTlMZW9BLURjWE1fNjRkTGwwaXdpaUo2QXpYaVVqNk9hcEpILTZZTHp5alJRX0Y4M01ZSlZIR2hXUUIxZTBRVUtYVlU4SlhlU2Y1dE5VQ3I3VXZVaWFJckFSODdDQjNvZDhzM0ZaWm9Ib3lEakppcVBqV3ZKbDJMdnlYOU0yWlZnYlJmRnZJY1R1TTRCaDJYQk9UVEVwc055RmRQR0FaZ0Q1Zy1CLTd0LXhIWGxjLTlmZ0ZkN0NjWUdUZz09 |
Fair. I’m talking about contractual milestones for the HLS program - they have to deliver capabilities on a defined schedule or NASA stops contributing cash to the development effort until the capability is delivered. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVjJSMjM0V0xaY1BuckE4VnpqZDBmOC1iZE13NGcwZWlVV2NqUmh1eEVmdHdGTVE1NUJYWW85ZUdHVk9Qc3JoSlNMckVfVVpneVJmUi1wb3Q2bGFZTnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSy0tdXpUZlRpRmY2WlN0SVJEbDNNWm8wUWhVU2RnNENVRnBpVDcyRnlxWmNLT0hJdWF4ek9ZYXF2QUR6ZnVpNElCaHRZOEstQ0RmeHBEMElBNHk1RUtjYlN5dTVLeVBQQXh1MlQ4VHlPaVNHVTdBcDEyVkRRZ1BGMEFHWkZMYU84U3Y4c3cxdW9fQ0c3M0p5VmxOMXNHWkY0aC1RTXA4c1NxSEZfaGxGY0d2TUdHTWE2UmpDSW5nY2M5RE0ycXd0X0x6QnllWTlta09jc0Z6TTJBOEw2Zz09 |
The contractor hits will come later, but they will come. They are expected to hit contractors even harder given the 1:1.5 ratio of CS to WYE | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLXzNBLWhFTmx1RjBnRGJEQlFyWjlKX0dUbzZfanplYTlJbVhIVnlHWXRvbl9sVmUwUFBvLXBwZU1yanJsZF9FWVc2MFhfbFpEVVF6T0NELW8zekx6N3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUkJXbkk4S1dhdU1leEhkbXdpaUN6ZG9VSTVvN2hNMWhlWXlna1RVVGJoZkNlbGE3cUR4eEUzcDJIRklmWXNuLS1iSnJ2OE5sYUdzSWVMUXp6UzlWSlEyQXJjczBGZ0pzS2hsYmE1ZU10YVB2X3Zaa0cxbi1HYnJIVFpMM1lITTZUNnB1Y2tqY3lMcWV6OGRRY1o1bkhFek5lWWtuTHZtbEkweWVEM3g0LVZJPQ== |
I don’t have a source; I was there when (some of) the deep magic was written. This is a throwaway account - I’m not posting on my verified NASA employee account anymore because they’re watching social media for dissidents.
Honestly I would welcome any indication that they did technical trades or architecture work that they just didn’t disclose to us… can’t say it doesn’t exist but I can say they didn’t show it at times when doing so would have been in their interest. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMjltY0xSMlFCemF1bGwxQ1pIc3ZUWkNzcHVlRXk3eVhoX3dHalU5c2VYcUZ5b1huUFliQzhNekQtTmduSzVyd0pMLW1POF9CR2dEdG5FZnFNQVJ1Y1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX2ZpSi1lX0dKNUtHa1cyUjVuclh6a1pidjJwZDB4bkpJYVNsOXcxd0xKM2dqNzlTN2hQa2xHV09PV2gxMnZ2ajJaVWhjUXkwTjFNUG1XWmRxem9GNm53UnEtbjNxZUVuaXNReWc2Rzc2dmtGcDl4UXQwWlNsVUt5TlNaQ1hVNENEUVljbjZDeWZuSjFnc1dPTE9WSm5sOGRPT09CM3hqbEpSQnFJc0hBVzRqbzJlVWlkZVJiNHI5eWxveDZscXBGa0thUnFEanRnUmFTQlJXOC1TeW1jUT09 |
Edit: this is r/space, and this post concerns the topic plastered all over r/space today: a thing made by SpaceX went "boom". In a bad way. My apologies for jumping in without context. Original post follows........................
There have been a lot of references to "failing fast."
Yes, you want to discover problems sooner rather than later. But the *reason* for that is keeping the cost of failures small, and accelerating learning cycles.
This means creating more opportunities to experience failure sooner.
Which means failing small before you get to the live test or launch pad and have a giant, costly failure.
And the main cost of the spectacular explosion isn't the material loss. It's the fact that they only uncovered one type of failure...thereby losing the opportunity to discover whatever other myriad of issues were going to cause non-catastrophic problems.
My guess/opinion? They're failing now on things that should have been sorted already. Perhaps they would benefit from more rigorous failure modeling and testing cycles.
This requires a certain type of leadership. People have to feel accountable yet also safe. Leadership has to make it clear that mistakes are learning opportunities and treat people accordingly.
I can't help but wonder if their leader is too focused on the next flashy demo and not enough on building enduring quality. | r/space | post | r/space | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMk1oVXJZd0JrSUhRMWFjX1h4TzZlM0ZSeUhCYjdzdkt3NV8zQjNXemViX1MwVVNzSEQwS3lxWm04ZGhrVld1QUxkSTZEbmt1Zkd3Qm1LdHQ3NW11cFY3QnhKN1JJai00el80ZmFTazZsXzQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcHc1emVDSWJiWDc0cm11UnFIeGZyaEkwX1FoY3c0LVQ0UTF2SlRNNTg0TWJTOXVubGZUb2M2Tnh3Q2d3S2hFMFRBdGt1NWIyVFdHaEFMeDZ0UDZkam9SMGk1UTQwc0FWX0EwNjNpYzM2T3hGZDhoc3hGMTN0eDgyYnlKeG1pZS1mdWVGN0J6VGJCU2hCMFoyaGhRbWlPTEZnNmVNSmZRWlF0NVlNS05abDMzaEViSVhoZTR1TWJ6QTVRWE1WbG1CN2U5bnZ6OTlZaWhfQmkwY3RSamxEUT09 |
Gotcha. I already left NASA so heckin yolo lmao.
But yeah, sounds like the SpaceX version of Cyber truck to some extent - just being Elon's brain(dead)-child | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNWtRbUhKVkU2eTBxcWlveUltQ2NvdDh3OHBjTlA4Q3Jrbm9oU3JRalVOTDZ2cGhkT1VWUzJmNnNfRmhDNVVWQ2F2MHpGemU2Ul8tVEwwbWlkSWZnaGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWHRRSHhGcldHSENLM2hxenV3QjE4SFJraUd5STdYSEhkRlpRdjdIUGtnMTlLZUtTTG5vSF9Gek8xZ18zNG9tOFE1Qng4RVR2TDA4OHhhWnU1RnVwUm1ZY2FSTUdoTXRRM2R3OTA2Q01KU0U4eVJaclRveExmSjlEMmRuNGwyd1lDSE54WXFFMm5PbzIxcnNJM3JvekhReFdyaU5VZWZUNllwUzNMd3R0MGlQZ0hiT1ZVbnFPRTJCUDY2V1pKeWNzYkNEd3pTNHQwSXlOMl95NXo1WS1tdz09 |
HR has directly said there's an attrition target for this performance round. I'm hearing 5-6% but HR didn't confirm that part. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc3I1THNJdC1uS2prN21kQ3Vub0JtOGhTVkZTelJ2SGh1dFgwS3ltZmpCdDZyRElWU05mWl82Vkk4VnVLOXBqR3BwSXpXWUJlSFUwQVhCVG1ySnFteXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWlM1UGptZGVoaGRVaTBkMmpFZGRGQW95UFRGMGkybHVJUl9rUlJUX1I1aTFZMFU4VmczdUVpTEhJNTBzb1pLaXBGNnR4VnFMOW95Y3J6V1JzbEhFUndoSVVxOGxwc0VMNkp3R1lpRGhiVWJJT1lQU2RTRm0weEFnRkJSQ2xtWlNBckpWdURsLXZoZkRIeUpUVDE0RktFVWlxLV9aTl81TzJBWjR2el9ORnhNPQ== |
I want to say., that NASA is the greatest organization in the world. Their intelligence is an example of real-world intelligence today. Without them, we wouldn't have somebody like Elon Musk. Or innovators and scientist like we do today. I know this because today, I want health and happiness, far more then money. And by reading their litature of health and accomplishments that are public, has changed my life. I forever like a kid show respect to NASA. Because I just know. I want everybody to reallly hear my story, because it deserves to be heard. My side of this entire story is a commandment to myself that it must be told. And I cant wait until you do, go to my blog to hear it. And if you cant read it because it gets taken down. Ill figure out a way for you to eventually see it. Thanks, and I love you guys.
Max
[Blogger: Posts](https://www.blogger.com/blog/posts/1686470279583771460?bpli=1&pli=1) | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLemlpM1VZei1wdG5CVFY3UElIaTZXZ1pRTXVhckNqM3BaeGFuVHAtMFNaRTJGejNwZ0gyTWo0YkgwVGR5SGlqMU1rcHJ5TEZLNDM1ZTI4RGJtN0JxcUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMlhvcDNPdmJXZ2hwMjYwVmZELWhRVlM1cmNLOFVwNDNMRURqR0c4OXJJNXhWLXRhYWt5UlBQcldEajN2d1VVVHVyRzh5NlYwamc0TmIyNlJiMTItZE12dTgzNS00MDJmQjk1d1lRaG41bW5ZNkhiZXFwSmJ0Uk9IOFhfWURZN1lnUS05cFlFRXVRU3JBbTZEbGU4elctYWlBcUxEX21yWHhWdzJ4TDVKdkdwNVN3TU92cElJNTNvMUhYeTc5RmQ0ZWFOZTVESHJjSW9QSWI2UDExdmZ5Zz09 |
I'm exploring a conceptual hybrid rocket system that combines multiple propulsion phases to reduce onboard fuel needs and increase flexibility in launch design. Here's the basic idea, called LEHR (Laser-Enhanced Hybrid Rocket):
🔹 Phase 1 – Ground Launch (0–20 km):
A high-powered ground-based laser heats a reflective surface or propellant on the rocket (Lightcraft-style), providing initial lift without onboard combustion. Mobile sea-based laser platforms are also feasible.
🔹 Phase 2 – Mid-Ascent Support (20–80 km):
Autonomous UAVs or air-launched missile-like drones equipped with laser systems track and follow the rocket in real-time, continuing the energy input via laser thermal propulsion. These systems can dynamically adjust beam focus and chase trajectory using onboard AI.
🔹 Phase 3 – Orbital Insertion (80+ km):
After laser support ends, the rocket switches to internal propulsion, burning leftover onboard hydrogen (and oxidizer) to reach orbit. This final burn requires much less fuel than a traditional launch, as most velocity has already been achieved.
Key Benefits:
Greatly reduced initial launch mass
Lower thermal and structural stress in early stages
AI-guided phase transitions and beam tracking
Potential for reusable systems
All the components are theoretically feasible with current or near-future tech: high-energy lasers, UAV tracking, hydrogen fuel systems, etc.
I'm curious what the community thinks about feasibility, drawbacks, and testability of such a system. Is this something that could realistically scale in the next 10–20 years?
Would love to hear feedback, technical critiques, or even reasons why this might totally fail. 🙏🚀 | r/spaceengineering | post | r/SpaceEngineering | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS0NkVzVPb2lFOGxPWXl4a1Y1X1IwNzRBREQ3eTRLMkNRdmllVmxYRXJCMGdoRXBIU2dDa2tOeGNieEJ6MEVJa282VUVhVWhacWNQV2plWGgtdF9udF9ualRFNEhYal9UeDE2YzdaUVVEX1E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ3BJSnFYUFFRYXl3cVdic3d3aFhFUW5QRktaQkx4WmQ2anZsZFFPVFlUSTY2djd3alVIX3hobWlTZTlpNVdQdTJKWURzRmtESkxuYko5TE53amtWRVd4NFdmNk9kWHQybDJVT1RzSkM0dEx6QkIyZW9QREdpdnIxeFdlSVBlcExMYkg0ZHpKXzA5MzFRWGdzNExhNmFrR1hFeVQyUW0tMURQU055T1RjZ0pETHBteHNIb2pUMzc4UU9fSEpPRGlkQllpYnpfM2s2dXZjdXNoUXdHaFV1UT09 |
After 25 years of slow is smooth, smooth is fast mentality. I’m curious if you guys think step by step ferociously was and still is the correct company mindset. | r/blueorigin | post | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ3dKeVVteEhzQnRPTlA0cFp5aFRVTzlFdjI3ME1aNGIwYTAwbERBTzZZRTM2eEpzU0Y4TEt5VV80aGtUcTg0UHZlZzY0aENoWm5Jcmp1a3N0Y1VDT20yOXFoOGRyVFFrTlF1b0xSTFdHeFE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOUNVYmt1a0oyTWJGOUZhVlVIeF9JWmhHNUwzLTJqbkNnXzFSZ1o5X1JBeWJBT3VIeE1XUm9qbHN6Z080N3N4UTNTSWtiaDNzSVVCcXROS0pZSFVBN0xWZXkxRjB0cHBrUnRqaFZzSjNIZWFhcTU2a3lhMFBWOXRUT2xRb0NlX09kQ0Zia2VsYmt2MzZXTWFqdVZLQ0F5QTNzSGM3Ylc0cEJ5Y1JxLXBMdU8wPQ== |
It would be ironic if they end up landing on the moon before SpaceX, I think this philosophy may be vindicated if they did that, but moving fast and breaking things sure isn't looking good right after the SpaceX fireworks show last night.
Though I don't think SpaceX will be delayed more than a couple of months after this incident. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYl84NUpGTk92SlJDVWlMdzNuTldWcWs1QnNSS1pYdGoyTVEtMm9EWDIzOXN0Vk1FQ1p6MDhabEJEdGNiU2w2NnR0V3BTTGFfLWJYN0xZbjFyUGRleGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaVJfSDJKOVVIWTNTQlpqWi03akdpRERpNndoOXFZRkpwcnNMT29feGJpd18wdk8zZDRFNmZtUTNLdDNac3dRb0ZuaFhGdThvTmJmSDU3em5GZ3VyQTdzcURITXhpZzdxNFZRUFpVdTdmYnFfbkpiY2FheXY3UkJad3NuMFFXZFV5RGdPaDdYY3MtU2ZqWThFVXVBOGFJcmZIT1FDYi1KeU1FNUw1NnBBdjN6TXVDUk9KUVVRY3lKNTItTkVVYmk1 |
All I know is that "let's hire hundreds of unqualified middle managers and pit them against one another in a fight to the death while Jeff occasionally walks past and yells 'DIE FASTER!'" was not the correct company mindset. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX2hlS1BtTmtFcE5ZZDJnNHJqbnNRaVZOWmVBV3ktSlpleTV2SEp5b29KNTlEWGg2Wm5VRkdLQ09uNEhkN1FjQ1BhSGgtWVZhLW9kTDQ5SzVPbWZxbXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY29VbGxqb0VPRmxad19sYTBmYkp1RHV3ejRrSDRCQ1dTWTQtdTZLT2ZiaGtHVkxyWkMtWnNYbXE5ODBsYkNXamhVUXpBZnJDTWJFVDlJVlRiSHQyZWtrS3MwdTBqcVEtN1huUHRyS2tVUENyNXY4TVdsOGFkZzd6dE9DczdKazdGQWN6V2ZKcWpIeUJoQVlqQzd6cU1WQ3FZN2g3VWFjLUh4RWNpYzg5RXRNZVdnZW8wQWZkYkxHRDIwdW1yX0lQ |
I have for a long time been fascinated by the Voyager/Pioneer pulsar map. I wanted to make an updated version with updated data.
After doing some research I found a few websites that figured out which pulsars was used to create the original pulsar map. During their paper, they state that the angles are quite accurate, but the distance is not ([https://archive.fo/mkmS6](https://archive.fo/mkmS6)).
After throwing up a quick python script I was able to fetch the latest values from the [Australia Telescope National Facility](https://www.atnf.csiro.au) (ATNF) database. After fetching the data, and calculating the relevant quantities, I was happy to see that I get very similar numbers to what the previously mentioned report gives. Especially looking at the period given in H-transitions.
[Data fetched from ATNF pulsar database](https://preview.redd.it/ii3wfdoxcy7f1.png?width=1302&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a9033b1a8a741efd3a1aa09af1585974e821041)
After handling the data I attempted to use the data and implement every detail.
The relative distance along the galactic plane, the notch, then the relative distance along the z-plane (out from the galactic plane). And then finally the binary code representing the pulsar period given in number of H-transitions.
Using the derivative of the pulsar period I was actually also able to implement the option to set the estimated period on a specific given day. Meaning that I could have a "personalized" one, by showing what the periods were like on for example my birthday.
[Pulsar map generated based on data from ATNF database](https://preview.redd.it/n7b7qi3mcy7f1.png?width=1627&format=png&auto=webp&s=7646bcc002392c56643ed9372075f2ffd2ee4f7a)
I am happy with the result so far, I can definitively see a lot of similarities from the original, indicating that I am at least on to something. | r/space | post | r/space | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUmtoX1RZQl93SDBvVXN5S0VObzZvYzJsbDEyQWI4eXVoZ2pjUFJCdkxJemZpLXVxSWNpQzNpOHRBa1AyYnZDS243aGNrRXBiM0I3YW1lS0QwRmtkc1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWDlVT2xkaHlvQUFIbU01Mk5iRW9YSERVMzB4U2p6RTZfREI3c3JrNHhxekZRbDl3N3Y1QUhKZEVwX09ObzE5V1J3azRpeHlOUUxGUXFXWDk4a2RBVU9OUS1VUktPaDZETjI3cTZTdE9iaFoycW4zOHVCaU83YTVXMzhrYWo4cnByR1BoOW1nQ3g4c0Y1eDNURGY0YWcyNlJodmNOazB2SFpUd3IycDQxYW9IQjZQd05jU2l0ZEh5Uk55UDVTX3FwcG5XMFZRSDdWQ0Y1MmtkZlVRTGgwUT09 |
Very insightful, typical Supply Chain shenanigans. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZnBBRGdGN0doZUlsdkh1bmdQNWlDRklNRDFEM00yOWkzeEtUd3VkS2hrZzZQbC1TeC04YW1KaG9Wa3dUcEluODdvTUQ4TktyMXk4OFZsRWxKM1o4Qmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLT3RuWWRYQ1QtR0ZFdHVxYzc2ZmoxQVpabGJ2bXFheUJrWjVSdXFsMElVRnduUzJCTF9Sa210Q01rQzVIMFNQcTFZNTNObktPRmNVUjlVYTA0ZmFrYmJVVl9WZzFyODU2TGVhNDVsNzBkcmxxb1lYWTNWRklaenY4MGpIVDlCWVU0T1M5Q2l6UVlyVUxOb2x6VXVka0JRR05vZnlyc1I2Yl9LMk55QTdqYmVaZ0Rmd2xrY2lOd1lXMVpYWUdON0x5ZFg0Y0hTUlBjZmZualNZLS1wS0l1QT09 |
In which case, the COPV’s should all be independently tested before integration, so that any fails are caught and don’t endanger the ship. Obviously this extra step comes with some cost in time etc.
The alternative is to insist that all COPV’s are pre-tested by the manufacturer. Often random testing is done rather than every single one tested. | r/spacexstarship | comment | r/SpaceXStarship | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUHBETzlPZ09MbXhUZzVsM3RKbjkxcDk4MVJRYlNkcV9NNjZMZVE4bkRYWFZhWVkyZWNKdjU4TzVBOU1Hb2Ffa0xlM21KNWpHdDFPVnYwVjhuSFVXU0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ0ZWQ0tBWk5yMDJ1ci1ESk9ONGxYcUtfcXprMWkydUJhelc5d0xseXkyY2c3MFJ6ZXhfM3dnZXptdzNGZjR6cHlKaVBYTTU2czRoQ0dMZ24xVGYxY2ttMzBXWmxaMlEzakgxeFZudnhoRTd4ZkFEUDVlc1BxY0NmSzdsTGE3YXRGcEJ6WWRSMDNZUWlPOS12WUlSWkZndUlxZjdVa2JHNk5TbEtDZ3g3YU1FQlFoRVNEQ1RXNExhR1g3TFNKVlpkT2tkcDVQN2ZpQzFOQVoyXzJSaUFJUT09 |
Somebody get them a broom. | r/spacexstarship | comment | r/SpaceXStarship | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeS10N3JDR1VseXVHTGNtYmhDLTVrSmItWUt5RWxseGZmYVdrbnhWelNzOTZIbDc2SURBdGt3d0lrN3c4UVRIcXNONDFkd2hqRDBtQ1l6d1FOQXRNeVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa3ZwcDU2RkxKNDR1SUg5LThUeTRMTFVfTlhZZ2lmRTFJNjFiQW9XS1hKTkpzai10dG1CR2FXa2xEbTctQmhNSlFqaGVxSFBURUlEUXRMbHhleEFfMmhXa2M1TjQxaTZvbFRxUlJKSG1aQndubThRMXJuQ1VTdWpRaDEyUVktU29aWGhqbl8xN2JRSnNsdGxBWWtXZ3dwS3FPUklQTDZlMkJCdGlRSkNfVTJ1R3lvVWNYLVVYdTRORUhVeUJ4c2t4WHFLeGNpcEs3WW1rcUVMb2lsSTQxUT09 |
I am looking for a source of this video:
[https://x.com/FarukB044/status/1932606495599870417](https://x.com/FarukB044/status/1932606495599870417)
[https://www.tiktok.com/@nasa\_space9/video/7512513421288492334](https://www.tiktok.com/@nasa_space9/video/7512513421288492334)
Because this speck in top left sparks conspiracies about the visible shadow of ISS. | r/nasa | post | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdUpaUzYxNllYTmJkTGdpQ0ZQbFdmaVpReDFBNFJ2bGFvaTZGbnd0Z0w1Y0JabDVsdE9td1pNUUFTSlhFRlp5RFc2LXp6S29BdzM3Sl9jMzBtTW9adFhWOHpmNWhiYkJFclljX3ZDblNaMTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNkFsNVpnVjlLMW9aa016cC1KQWNCV0hmQ1l2ZjJDUE5WaDRjQzRlblRrdVREM1c0VUU5UW53aEdSeDFsbVZTM0QxaUlpUF9PUFFhRlpQWkthNEppYXBHZkJZYXZfTWFmNXpybnByN21MaGI2bGQzc3MyVDhieEktLUdxN09QcjI4WjZXRHE5a21GczB1N2pRSWg2RlcwMTZVYy1SZjZ1MUttdkNBV2Y3c25wQ0NuYURxVkV5Q25kV0ttR1YwTkQ5 |
Considering this motto was not followed in any way
. - it means absolutely nothing g. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY0F4NDR3dXNMV25YVWJ3dlpxUUVnVzJTcEstVllvSFZWRjJGeTU2ZThVNmNSeWFfakpBcHpiMkNOazZqdGJFUkN2QWk1RU1oeXEzZ3FvSF9KLTZaelBFTnhRYWtjX1Z0MWoybGZvdjNyMUE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOWRVcXRza1hjOFlyemxUUXJwN1NTZl9VTi03b0lvVUlubVFKWEZsS2VpVDNhVTRsbUplRmVaT3FuaTctTjFiZGpPenhydUMyUkVwWTdWMjBCQXFFUDZVWE9NQWhXSDZYTnM0T3g0STdCMmo5M2xST3ZTNVhjM1YxNXlJTnVpYTJycm5aQlZCNEdYWmlma1E5YVFiNEhGUXhfMldQekhNc1hwOEx1aDkxTHN2NHlzLTd6TzRBRDUzX1h3TmtEcXYz |
Frankly it’s regressing.
On the other hand. This isn’t enough time to carve a tombstone. I think the approach of “try random stuff, oh it still exploded” probably isn’t helping. I’d step back, build some models, try doing some math before building the next one… but not sure SpX engineers get enough time or authority to make that kind of call. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWmZwVWJsRWF1YTFFVDJHdnNRaXMyTTU3YjJCUG5qUUtxcmpjdGo4WFQyajdGNWo4Zkp0OXpxRE9URmJaOVF2bE5oNWhrekRFLS01U0dPMnItcWxOc0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcHhHTUR1R3JHRVBWdjZOUUUwWXd6c0xJSzQ4anFfU0JGdU9STDlUT2oxc0pZUnZjbGxsR2hzUUlSbGUzZmxCQ3VjSmlLbWZCN0NSMzd2T1FSTUdLWlRwTmhtcWJkVS1HMkpzRVJTZk0xeDFpUHZpbXQtR095QzVndm9HaEVZRmZLb294bU9kMVRDOWYxc2RLTGZIeXFrQWFraS03S2ozYTZWdlJoT2pKbkxqVUVzeWZfRTVqTFdHVTRLcDZremQ4eHZPczZxVXU3cjBVaUMzTngyNS00UT09 |
25 years of what? It's been told time and time again NG wasn't in development till 2013 or production didn't start till 2020. Development and designing for reuse at this scale is a lot harder than people think. SpaceX is showing that it isn't easy, Blue is just quietly debating and thinking it out instead of being public with it. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSzlMdmtuZDd4MGUtLTRMZEtIZG1KUGdsX2VDbTJxMm15STdMLXBobDJ0aDRPY2VzdTdvUlhaVWdSZFNtbml6eXpzV29tbXF4d05PVGRFdGZIdG9vOGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN0l2aFNQSkVNdUNaYzN6MGxuNTBvVzQ0N0g4VzU4ODF1UlZNam9hcGNoS2hSdDRlUk1qb2NITzhHUWlyc25RaElGX0M5NFA1YUV6anEyS0dsUUtDYWVzMkFYSExjcjJvN1hsUjVoQVE4YXNpRWpsbkIzTklJZUF0b3o5QjZXenRYejlkVm5DMVBsaHJQdEx6aWFET09YX1JJUk9sZ1ZoSHQtdS1QVmdTbFZMeWt3THRrT0l1d2ZmZUtIT1IyaDl6 |
You're half right. The government has already spent $27 billion for a soon to be cancelled SLS program. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYUx0aXJ1NXVZVjhfOTFVdUZ5VEFUVVNuZG5ZY2FWNWNkc2VCOF9ZYzZsNGpXTFFJWEtLWldtSFRTMVlidnBzbmZPeHg2YXV1X25NV2ZXWFRJMFVCTmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLb24zSjNSQzlneUtzeG5iNEFfOWZuVjYwSkQ1TWtEMkJMeE9CTndfUnJKVnFUNGdzamJjdWVadThRRU85dmRIcTNERTlZNVNQdHBmYUwzc0dyTVFBRGtLZUFGcmRlNll3b2pHTEU4U2daYWNYMlYyUVdBb2ctbUE3dWoydDc4VHA5M2JmN3dmRXFGazRXS1EwVGpfUUhVQ013OXdNbUg2Z0FRdGZxdlppRENlX1J2UHp6OWZVMlRjUXptNzhVb09BZzl5djVHTl85R0ZsVTJMZHNfQ0tpUT09 |
Was there a crew or pilots on board? | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYnFZd1RMbVFaQ0FhV2p3OXdyS190UXFXUnZBR1VhOEJXaDI0ZDB6ZVdxcVJha0RYb0l5MUhOdDVON21ORDdlSFJ5Uy1UUjUzQkV5M040WVZfZ3QwekE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX29hejRzd1NCRnM3OEhDNU5wVGRBUF9iVlBUTWN4Mk5WTUxiOWFiOTk5THExR2thLVdqTWk3M05Gc1FvLTA5SHl4ZUxoTV9PcmVTNWlhMlJ0SG9zcXgyUUF4X09XaW8xNUU5bkNwS1Z5V1JUYXA3QnB0aTVUeTJsT0o0OXhrejY5dWZXdWN0MXo0T21ZQ3hOajVvVWg3MDJ6VldYV2ZoaDkyb2RMcWV6azh2bG1Rb0NSLWlnRHdabEpQUkdIa0RjdW1ncmZJWmxQV0ppMnBTdmloN05JUT09 |
[https://github.com/sourceduty/Earth\_2](https://github.com/sourceduty/Earth_2) | r/spacepolicy | post | r/SpacePolicy | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTmIwbEZ1Zm9PdEhudHZFemJWdXB5QXAwT1FRQ1pQR3lEaG9rQ29rc3BoU00tR3RuWUYxdmNKUmM3NUFhRFpTTXlJdlFyYVl4X1Q1eVJVcmczWFlVRjFSd1loXzA2Um1qU3NhNkpGelc2c1E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeHRqY0V3bXRiOU41ZDZBOFlZek8wTmVjQmc2Z3NvZWNibVllUjF3a2dTQU5mRjNFZFJVNXdsVHBNQnRrNVNCRGF6MXdkLXF5YVVvcTY2WWt4ekxtNEJadkR0ZXhmc0d0TktOblBDVURxWjNSTHh1d1JZZUdkMGZjcDRlbXZfa1Z0UTVZeWJqajVkamJUQTJWelFsZC1XbVR4OGtBRkRtR1c3RFdDa1VWNWY0PQ== |
Should just cancel the Starship contract at this point. So far behind schedule. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdmVDaUV1RndsSnJCSTBKYkNmY2hBQW5zVGR0ejBSSlRGcGk0dkdkYXVjUXMtM3ZOc2pnb2o5dkVtVlpmVTNSWklrcTVtZnRBdi1BNzBDdENmM05seVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSlc2OG4wb242NkRMSjBaYy02Q3BqNXZEUnJIWGhOU3hvRXVaZ1kzdzhkbnI2NnVuNnJTeFRVTlpVTFBLUGJtYXIxSkhZTmRObktQYW1Ea3lCcWQ1WjdvdEFPZmdnSmtUY1ROMU9DeFNXQWpzSXM2T2pNbGQ2RHJuUGswN1hZdm9GbUlJY1hLXzBET21vSDF4TkpFWkktTzZlQkt4MkRNRXVzUkNsWEI4TFpQbHZxcUJiZl9BNzZfZzF2SWpKbmEtWTNtWGtrdVF0UEdlWG40U0tpb2RrZz09 |
Yeah, but SLS is so much more expensive. How much did it cost to get SLS designed, tested, and too the moon? It’s not even reusable, bro.
When Starship finally gets to space in another 10-15 launches, and then another 12 to get the refueling craft into orbit, Starship will be able to get to the moon. Surely, the total cost of that will be less than that one SLS launch.
/s | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWFpCNTUyRTZFd3dPalB3LW91RU45Z0hLQnNuaGZSTUpIdV9RRFFuMHdrdkltUlRQb08xMElpTDlsdjBNRGNCZ1RpTm9OczZEeWVmdmlJSnl4OHBBSGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTWZxOTBOWlV1VEpEd1FkektSaTBzNVpWOFZGMGNZT2d2ek1pS2NqQUdYQzdzeE91Z3B0NEo2MWl0RVdVY2tHU0QwUXdMcWtiSW1BOVIzN3pJQ0YxeTJVcUVGWGFvR1JGQ3AzSTBQVjBuNzZiUGRkVHlhMGpBem9OV3MwbFE0NzhPdUh2blFQSjY1X3p3N013Z0tVaHhSSXlncnZyNTA2UHg0OXZoVFBid29lY3NFSEZsQ29RMDZDRzlMdUpSUzR3X3E0YVN0X3k0b1RyWXRCMnN2VjJ4dz09 |
It's adorable that you think it's actually getting cancelled. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaUwzSTF1Q2Z6UmZCWmc2Um9pUUZ4UzZ6S29lVnFTQk9xZG1HU2NuVVNVa1VfdTZJcnVjZmdPcVduVVY1SVQ0azlKQWRxSHdEYWYzOEhFRkJZVktDbXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcGtpM3lHTEVGUVQ2Y0Ywck5FUm1CR1k0RFRSYXJYWWtVa05LM2QxaHNHQXRiLWZ1RG5DZ0lmR1pEOXJnNUxCNnU4LTRDdEdVbGRxOVE1enh5R1pVZmlBN21zU3AtUkRnZF9RRHdMRDdQbkxUX2xNM0xNcVFTRlVRSXhpa0FLTGRELTc5RWp3bDJSLWtSTGFlQ1R3WjF6clpCZy1EaktwSUFQQWJaSV9teVVYVFlodnF2dDB3eUpYMDFCQlQ1c1FKMFdMWXdWdUJGcEcxMW5nT3FuQkhQdz09 |
Considering how many Starships have exploded and New Glenn delivered an orbital payload on its first flight, ya seems like the better approach. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYmpiZEJ4OUxnekJsMGVWUWJmZkktX1hPVWI3ZmZHdGprMlpxN1UyVWVUUzg2SmdEVzJZNkRhQ2thaGRCT0VaZmZiZnJYU0t5aFEyWXVZYUctMm9NNEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcllldEdtUlJMajN6TkRyX3dncU9JbGg2MEVacVZYN3RDRjhLbW9uVm1KUWYyb3YxVjZaSERUdXhvb1RNM3lXQ1pOckFGRGFYSlZuVFg0T1VCQkUxaUdxb3Y4enJobkRzZVNTbm1uU1ZqRXRBZUhUR1owdEh5OG5FSmRfX0t3MGtaU0Y0a2REM25GcElUZkpQRm1RNUh0VlcwclRoU2huZjVpSWJuRXhwS1VEYTdERG9rMlFfZXVFQS1XMVE4XzFR |
Every 3-5 years two things happen, jeff learns a little more of what business hes in and mandates a courae correction and then he accompanies it with a built in self sabatoge. Not going to go into more details but its a demoralizing cycle and is the main reason blue has had the scale of brain drain and burnout. Both blue and SpaceX have had unsustainable burnout practices (both very different practices) for a while and your starting to see the end of that rope. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM3pKanctZGhmVmYzYkhUdDFabl90eFl3OVA1T240N1RocmV1OFV1WHRWNEs2Q0RLaWhwVVFWOWdOaWh2NWJ5dDV2eHRHUzRISE9mcTJsZXg0MWE3akFhLTV3cFNzQmNlWENoYWh5OWtlS1U9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYnlfY3BpRk9SOXhUTkdpNEFfQ2Rfek1FazNENGlIYnV2WUxyNWJBZXp3SFd1Z3JJNUJPTnlYS3puZlppOVd3ZDBwSDd0eGgzN0ZfQlFHTzVDS3JRazdQbnFfZjhUVGdRWDJPckxpeFNlUFFIRjdOVnpEWU9uYlhUa3dZNUhMVTI5SWN3Ykl3d0tHdDFsSW81VkNlbjNJSi13N2FvRGgxSU1YLUJ0Z1lMcDFucmtaLUZPMWRFZTRvLXhETzB0TFFi |
I worry for our scientists, where does an oceanographer go? I'll be ok but killing the contractor work force who does the majority of the work (not discounting civilians, they're just typically gs15/leadership)... It's difficult to keep your head high walking these halls of late. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSUdVR2REeTZpbG0zcU5yOV9fc09KLUtxb1MyNGtsbDRidy1iNjNfUTN3Y1laNnBoWUdmYVJJdkF3b2VTVk1IYXJsMHBTSElweGx3RmZVTXFFVS1fYnpEWkFjWWFzcFJ3Qkt3TGV4T3RYalk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUzVhd2JrNGgtR0NfWmtyY3k2NDlERzQ3dExfekc5M20zVnNoSXJEWnlfcklaNzlOZjZ0bHpKbmdleXlTRUVoNDdQd2MwcU1Md0V4bW4tWTFTVHl4cHZaakhNbTd0UlpNUnJ2d3M4bHRJMVpuUmM1aHcyQWNuOHg0RFBhV0hVcm9NVHJHNkdtQUE0dFRYTkdTOHRVdDdvRTV1aDEyX3NuMXUyc2VaTG5Dc1RZPQ== |
No, it was a static fire test. Explosion happened before the test began | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdDc3anNycHpDM2dHNHlzT2d4d203elVWME9jd0NWWFpqZENQajgydUVyQmQ1dTI4TlUxcnNGRlhWM1N2X2JFejJmMm54WEUtcUNFQk1Bd1pvakhJc2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTTVUSmMtRG1HRmswbk1zcHNoU0I3MlA1VkF3RUFOUGlxWkduRndIYkp0amc4cDRVNWNMRG00RUIxSFhmSFpyVE41UWthSjNHZnAzdEJ2STBQR1dtNTZCSVM0eHRwQWJxcUpBekx2c3Zwa1FFSzJUZjViMk1jYWxnMU1fQnBPS3JYc0w1TERSVm9VYnV6dng3LWRLWVB1clFGeE02SmlkeEkxOTJMdUhFR3RnckVhR2xyQjR5R2ltY1p3aTZSazRYdmJCM19PRDF5TUJrdllzeHJoVEM0Zz09 |
lol | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWXhvbVk2R1QtZk13Rk02TERGc3I2dDJfVmtNTWVjcHI2M1BpbkxTd0tBUTFfNWhlajlYTW0tUmRCNW5jeGoyVVpLWi1ZSFlQWkdrcUE0UGU3Y1ZIMktXSEZQUzhZbDZPMzVaV3g3NF9PVFU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd2xiVmVlVWUzXzB4bHhmZEltVXg4QkgxRFlxcWY4ODdmQU1FVFR5eldXclFYREpPRWZMYldlUnFZRFBTbjFIWHhfd19rdDdId2dMY0tjR0tvTTY0dkgwbjNIX1M2UXp4d2ZBaFoxeFo2cUE5eG50WEhvSWk5Um9tTlVhWUJhSnFBaXBxN1FlZnRlNkRtQjE1Z0VPQjVVR1F2REZQSUVaQjZkTGZ6SVpqQXRVNkVBdGNrLVFPaF9MVFotUmR2dHFy |
Starship is a white elephant. No way it's going to bring people to Mars and back safely. All that money could be better spent on unmanned exploration, which is where the true science comes in. Or a space elevator, which would be a better stepping stone for manned exploration (granted, way more expensive than Starship, but the payoff...) | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNklCSk8wanVieXJ4VHB3eWt0ZEMzZmdnUnc1Q2xHb3MydmJYZWJEU25KbFB2dktwYW9fZ2pxS2dhRW50V19lM2hhcGIydEMxbDhkYV9NNUxObk02MEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUFMydzJ3bWlHYTZ0T1F5RU94bUNobkNGbzlYZGRXV3ZkMXdkZENUYmxOWlgyajRBRTV3dWpaQi1EMG94M1FPRmh6Q0tkbkZtZGFLNGNLUVhSaExDRTFYejYwZTZhQkkxeDdOT2Vnd0Q1cDF2bDVQQVFfYkZrRE1tajRKekxzbFFlV1FjdXRfckdMWDdNSEY3azhnTDJ3YnRRc1Y2MUpMcVJEU0tqajM0YkZsaHlSY3d6NXFNSUc1cl9jUnRMS0dJNXJ1aXVnN05jOWtWOTIzNm5jdGpRUT09 |
Not defending the explosions, but ng is “just” a bigger falcon 9 - still incredibly hard and awesome to have this huge rocket online. But what SpaceX is trying with starship is completely on another level. And yes, there are setbacks but they will get there eventually. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSTVWQkFmSzctb3NJQ09mNTI0QWRLZ0tPdmdFOEU2ZFRPX2s0V29Mb3ZHeENPTlRvMThWeVFhX1duQm9kLW5sSzgtT0MyV3NoNjE1TFVkS1JNV0FMT2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLakQ1c0ZYUWJ6VG1GSFdCTU9xWjBKVkFnQ29Ncnl5NnZHQzNRaEx2M1Y2QVd3eTMybEo1aVdxc0NSUGJhbXpCaEs2aXJtdE9sZ0VNdDRKeGptR3I0VXNFbS1UMTJCd0llWC05Y1dhMkpsa09RVDhiM21YR1dMc0tOZ2NoMUEzLXdXTFM0S2ZYQU9WX3BuVmlrd181WGphV3gxa0RtU2dfb3pudHhmREo2RzZpWVhCMVp5ckI1aEFsczJHaGRLS1li |
Blue is trying to build a business on a porous foundation with very little regard to successful business practices. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast is a real thing. The problem is when you’re missing fundamental business practices you can never get smooth. If you can’t get smooth, then being fast becomes volatile and unpredictable. You want to build a production company on volatile and unpredictable? Then be my guest. I tried to help and just couldn’t stomach it anymore. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY0MzQUJuc1cyNkVkbVc3WFgxUzdnRFZjbk93WXRrUmtnNHhWdl9CcUwwc0hXTzlLZFltLU1YVm5RcmRuWVdGLVNLaTNhdk13MjlmNGtHNEhrOUFKMnVpSXYwaWtXN1VucVZ2RmJua3UzU2s9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN3pFNDRyU3hmZXdGM09QNTZFc1JRZ3lNMWM1cXA0WXg1YjRhdGlLLU1IRDBwSWpiYnZZWnRmaGU1cWg1UnZZS1dUbjc2Ty1feS1IcU9uZmxsZklUWGxyUGVSTTBCUjJwSjc4ZVFaSFh3bWY1STNSV0VQZGVvdGFVNm1wT3NfYTY4QnBtWFg5ZUl1UXY3amI3d0VBRHJXbk1KeVhVQkhObWNzaEpGWHdMMlVqblNCcDFuY1ZielpiRG82M1BVQUZw |
I'm not a big fan of internal mottos because I think good organizations don't spend a ton of time on that sort of stuff, and they wouldn't come up with a motto that can be so easily ridiculed.
But it's not a problem with the motto. If there are issues, it's a problem with the way the company works, because nobody looks at a decision and asks "what does the motto tell me to do?" | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaDlSMERfWVBKNjNqV2h6bDRQUDVUUmE5VnJDQzU4Y0ZITHAzdUVzeGw4WTVxbW5aakxiTXdya2FIaXp2cklsN1VZVEJaRk16ZmJRSldtTUZaMmk3b0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbWJZRklpYjhNOFcwUkJtVHd2aklVZUVzcFZlMjBaLTUzZmRIQ1NuY0x1VUVfWU9ScUY5dkF3cjc0SmlxNVlaN2otTDRaX2NqbnE0eUZUeDVpekxHbmgtZ3VVbGpWaFAtS0VkYlk1dS03RV84cmVsNnJvaU5SamFIOFVKZkhZMGVoT1JUa1hNc0RZczZ5QmFYalE3UmFSWElQd2dqVlRla2lqVzhPSjg1ekVRajktUXlDby02ek53WlVidGd4Y0kz |
This post is not relevant to /r/nasa and has been removed. See Rule #1. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVXFYQzBDQ1U4OGc3VlI0NkszTThCbk8xeHRFZEtXM0lpNmVLSU9mcXo4TmN6aGdaR1htbDV6cXl5TlE1RWtxWmREUFRxdTVPdjlFQmhYcno2WjdIRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcWlZU3hJbnlGUU0wMmI3TjNpbUdrMXRNVXdDVGtraVVMU0EwYkppcVQ0X25PVjV2YlNxamdXZ0tFc1g0QkhvMnNTSzFMUXFPS2tTMksyRlFTUkRzZjNIVlltZjE0NTgxRFZTQVBaTkxpYnBBUGpoazB5WDEwbUlMTzJQN19HVEFOTUYycWN5eGlFR05XY29vTHBRaXFLTjlaNzYtZHN2MUpGenprNlRHcmRXenZPT05PNVpQU1BZN3c5RWtoT1pC |
Low-effort posts will be removed. See Rule #8. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYzdUNW85WkU2UXowNTF1cGdnM1B1NkdjZ2I4V3NmVFhQcTBtWVhRTnZNUGxzMWQ0M0pSb1NFQlcxeVBkM2tfVkl1aUZWRTlnVnJlZDZURTdzV2JRYWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbUp4cmlNU2xjMDYzbmRJUUJsWENoWjBDV3NPSmtWZHhsbllIaFdwTnpMT18xRjBfMl96MUlfc0p4UERFR3ozUlZIV2FKemRpa0Y1ME9sS09TZlJhemdid3c1ekVXU3p3VVl2Y3pKOV9SczJFR0h4T1NTbm5aTWt3Tk5yZUM5UGdsYi1rY053WG8tUS16U3NZQTVvSjdBNHBJWGtRaHFYYjdZRGtDVUxSQW5YQ0tpMWo1T3p1c0xWSno1VEZIV1BX |
Thinking NG is “a bigger falcon 9” is a wild thing to believe | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQk5QYnllOURaZzdsWFpNSjdyLW1YWTJqT0g3c2FYTFdSSW5Bd3BYMk9fTW00a0Zyc09IQlNZeWVpemNMQlJxZ1hXVXRaVUNpRjJhbG1senh3VTlkRGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLT0JMaktCaTROU2JrSHlyUzNLZ0RvYXRIelBMQ1JUX1ZLRFNQWjNWd2wwREdfN0hDSnkzVE1QSUlYeWdtTlk0ZkRIbkwwOHVMUmQ1MDBYaGpNeUJmd1dGR0ZxRmtqdkh0SE9ra3pFOHhoWmtzdlF3V0JVal8xRE9VTnlFRDkxNFRfb29fQ0cySTNleFQ5TlFtSGhjSnljUE00Ykx4MEVnZXBOX2hUNGhNVnU5VG9vXzV0TW9jN0RTTmllX25KQ0RR |
There was a time when this have bummed me out, not anymore. Eat it Musk. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM0lqLUVyZ3Y5V3h5SUdLU2VWeHVQbEZHbEVoMmdWWGxoZWRMYUs2TWFydlljUXJRYkF4Q0JWTk12VVVPQkNicThDLUFrN3RMYWxRbUdCbDItbm1LcFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVzRBbnk5Zk1ZNTNqYmh3LTJyV1hNbklCZTJ3RDdYT2NKMzdIOFJoaUIzdW1vcmJQUnNVd3VLSzZTNXJMQzVhalFtRC0zYUFfQWpfVDZYMjB2aHFtdmNSWnkzVHplcHFyRjBuTU5MeEdvR1o2TjhkMGNGTmFZTUxBdFZYVU05TUpjOTg5R3hRZ0tzdW5vTC1VdDJIS0EzcnRNZE1PWER1XzFIZzB3SmtFcnNlcmNkUnJDT0w1dFJVRHRJaHJnd01CdUVHcGpaSDNqY1BWc0JTR2J5eEsyUT09 |
https://www.shopnasa.com/collections/james-webb
The JSC store has a few things, but not that exact fleece. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOXpEOU9jUlZOVFRkNF9lMkJEQ1Etd0RYQUhIZEJ5ZWtCcVF6MVZONUZmNjBRakdnWC10Y2QwTExkNS1FZFZ0ZHFOblBXOE5rd1I1cGdvV0lUbTVOZUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWE9iNmdzZlB1M3ZwbTVMcXpOTFVVazJRTHVIa3BiQ2QzUTcxemZEN000Y2lwUjZzX0pZY19JMjZLajUzT0tzUkt0aFJEc05NSEJVYzU0NWUySkU4a3pkZ3pHbE1FR1c3M1ZfTE9kYVB3RUc5UXpRc21uckt6RFJ5dERPN3dYaWdiZkd6V19maTRRcWZtdUw4bHloTFNFZlRuLTZfVmpBNTBaS0dKX0xVMVR3ek9ZNkpVcnQzVURPVzlYOUl0cEhTUGdfRGtKUTE4dVRkWExxRWl2Uy1PUT09 |
When people try incredibly hard things, they often fail. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdnpDdkJQdjUyNlRjUTViWW1PcnRsLVNEN0RycnItZi1hdk1ZalJTRGtWbmU3R25TY0dIdEhYZ1g0cDk0Qzlfb3dmeFBqY1NsNDQyaDVfRTU3LXNMeERlTXJOamJSc0NIZkxQZ0dGWHdzM009 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNmR2ZVJ1S1BNUkIyODBVQWdqZnU1dWwzbUNlV1NSZkpadXJWRXo3UW9ZX0JGVDkzdEp0Q2hUMGtQUzlFRmRJTG9iVUhOdG56R0prV0pUMjV6eEVyZjBmVjJuM0M0bTBWQ2pqejU5U1JvOEJwSkFlLWhTekZOVndaS19JU1drcEUxakJCOGk1TkZGaS1vTnFfb2x5TWRJUGhPV29WZzhXSXV5X1dfNEluVlgydTRrNGw0OFFSZzFJV25sNTMtdDZp |
People forget that Falcon 9 had a mishap on the launch pad back in 2017. It went on to be the most successful, flight proven vehicle in rocket history. Let the team continue to design and solve these issues. Give them time. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcjFHREhTSE5jTlVIejN5RmVZcUpoSVlNR2ZYbFpnZGRkZERkbFBjQ3locENtU01WTHFGcm9oeExhX3IzRTltY3pCS0k0d3JSbGFpT21vRk5zQ0NVcEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdzl6aEtkMHVtSGNacXVrbk9rdjRzWVdFenVoZURKWENmLW1pSXFTWDlDXzlBOHBJMHFCY2FaNXBlV1AtUFg0X25kVV9BZTIzUmRoc0dDQkFHdm9mVVJNaUdIUXZRWU85a2NZR1kwSjdGWGVnOHE2aDdac3l6dDF5MkpfZWk1QXlveGswNVBKbjFSaEt2WW0tWGhlYi1YNFRVYmRvSFd6aTB2Rjh1cDJxX2lYbHpnaGhXU29JdkRZSWlBc3h2LXNNNWpoUkZ4NkJnamM2eWpQbk5lOE1lQT09 |
It’s likely they just ordered team swag and slapped a logo on it. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaTZzbWF4THlMb29YWWQ2WVVRQlctOFBmei1TSkRla3Y0bzBpSGY3U3RST0VfWG01VXBBVmtVSnJLc2ZxVFJvWlFUbTBBXzUxRHdPRl9FQ29MR1B5Wi1zVTV4WDhxMkg0dm1DMTJXOEF0VWM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMVN1T05zdnFvWDlpODV0cVhjS1ZsMzNoRXNRNXdhY1l6WURFOUFsZVZpZUpTN0xncTRZakwtWTJEdEhrVkQ1d3h0SnZWalN2Tmd4NTVPTEhqN2NNVHhvM0lnOGsxdzZSZExRQlZ4bGVLX2hoaXdubS1xMzZNNFNkUGs5dnhuV2ppQUttTUFTVWFIWlJhTmRnYUg4cTlKVEJuVzJiMDI1WklTb0JORGw1SC1DQ0FwOHJQTzZIdjlpZDZNQlpoNEFjMk95MDV6b0IwU0NLWW51aXpyM00xQT09 |
NG is so much more complex than Falcon 9, generally due to cases of absentee upper management and engineering gone amuck to justify bloated budgets.
That said, NG has a very long upgrade path ahead of it. It will place 100 tonnes into Earth orbit before Starship. The nine engine block has already been revealed in a job req. If you have more engines on the first stage, what's the logical thing to come after that? Consider as well that BE-4 is in its infancy. Most rocket engines experience substantial thrust uprating over their lifecycle. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOXZLdVhlUC10dEtSc29VZV9FYVZENWtVa0VUdzVNS0lHX2pkWmltaTFqXzVXZDhUUnVvdDltNU92YWRZQ1lCWFlfVmFSYnhMYWUtTGVIdE1nekNmRHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdkdZanZYNVo5TlRtRUR0ZGx5TFMzX1JUcDZJb0VqaDIxRENhamdHVnlkS0hFRGJoNFZoRWVQVTgzVFBQNk9Nc2JJM3pudTZqd1RDelA4dHRkc2l3RHN6TmlaeS1zby1qV3hTSzc0dU4tT01hUmU3OU1BSkd6cE9DOHhxVjFfOTdGU283S2VrMkJXNHFUVFdrajJDU2hCTEMtN2FUaXM4cWZrcUJuUGdjT3NEQ3FzRVgwT0JXbUxta3d0eW5NMjRv |
Huntsville was the original engine factory. The R&D for the BE-4 and BE-7 are done and they will be switching to full steam manufacturing. There were probably a lot of engineers hand-assembling the first engines but factory level manufacturing and assembly will automate a lot of the processes.
There are a whole lot of job openings at Blue Origin, Huntsville, mostly what are considered factory jobs. Welders, Software, Shipping Specialist, Industrial Engineer, Manager -Manufacturing and Ops, Instrumentation and Controls Technician, Technician-Integration Engineer, Subassembly Technician, Manager-Assembly, Product Team Leader, Deburr Technician, Reliability Engineer. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSXFVeFBQNk9veVlkZ0lBNWl4M210QXJPcFZ0aElWc2p2dGZJOHVuS0ZOSm5sd2RqS0o5YlJhVUU4cHVIeEU5M3o4SjM0Q3lvU1hlS0psNjdJX1JqdjludzkxLXFKb0pRVTZMWmRyenIwMEE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLXzRwaTVJQlJHS0F5d2lWd1hmQUNlY2NGOXpjOUJGQ1gybXFwMWg1Tm5uZ0RFYnp0SjRBV3V5d19FOVBoN3QwN1E4cDNnZW9vc081S1hYazRKSlJxTXFfWEt0RE9rcFM4ZktCcktDMk5IMENTTGI2eDJOTGN1M3h2d3JaSVdoX3F1SG9Fb2szUDQ2SnpNRzQxdXcyNHdoUHA3WDNtcUV4VURRejR4Nm12VE1vPQ== |
If you work for NASA (contractor or CS) there is a special login for Lands End apparel that you can add custom NASA-approved logos to. I've been tempted to make my own cardigan for EGS but it's spendy $$. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc2xwWUxRQkZLdXpLRjhvVGZaYm42QVZxT3JBLVRHcmhtLTVOVlRFSElZaFdtcHd6QTZZLUZJaGVJMjhIdUU1UDhJVGZPWjNvMGphXzBEUWw4LUZEUGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbVE4S0duZ0tZVkJvNHFOUFItRm10X09ZSEt2TjJXMmpMWlRaRjd5V2xLX2tlc0NpM2FtOW92V2cwbFRyT2VlMzZpMHlGcXVGcG8xUUdxbDFuUzFLX1FXb0dFZThBY1Z6YXB2NjlGZmVKWDNRa2lwQUNUUEZLa1R5MEhTcWJNcU9tQ1NnTktKalBQU0UwVERwdC0ySEVWdmhRQ0xQVzRMRHB6anB1YWNzd0pTLURrQ1lTa3p6NlRiczF6NmFvdVlid3NqZzdRSjd2RFN1OGpXQ1VzdVdLUT09 |
Get them during the random sales they have all the time, they get much more affordable. Better yet, the sales codes they give for the public are sometimes a lot better than the regular corporate “discount”. You can use those same codes on the corp site, iirc. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa2VfbGF1bkRKV0JibkJsNm9CdnVBMkFobDNfSDNObGt6NDQ2U3h6ZERiWjBOUFQzN0NQRmFPWXZfZlVocWxaUXZvYjlNQWU2VllBbDA1aXNkSms4cWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaFc4MUhVdnhPM04xTUFkaVJtZ25YSUZwNUcwbFNPQnU0Z1Y5aXllMXZwODk5c3ZkbUJobFdXZzZSN2NHRG1TcXY5M1FfeHJlSUdPemFPcnBVS3RiVy1JQlotZFFmNkFJZHhEcnR1SHVuYjZKTVpGajdBaUJtaUY2Wm14RHlaZGZKSFRDTVJMNXpXdjhPRlVIOFhNMm9HNDBrUURRc3JaMG5lTklzT2k5VjVqWVBIOXE4RUtOSEpQc1ZINExjTHlOVG5fR2hteWwwbV9fMTNBeVNCYTFQZz09 |
Hey guys,
Just had a phone screen with a recruiter moving to an interview with the HM early next week then if i advance i move to a panel interview.
Can you guys give me some tips and tell me what to expect?
Thanks! | r/blueorigin | post | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUmpGZWtUSFhTcWZsT2RvZEtNQ3d0bzVKeGZfTlN5MTNoQ2RRNDJYU1FSVk1UdFV3Q2F0STRmdTNLMENPZVZkYndpX3NadThIV2NuNk9wRVVJcU9tRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRDFEdlprenN4bWhRRjBWNXRzcXZMRGFMbFhHQmRmcmt2TXQ0MmdkbGxCdjRNVkEzci1Sa3dac1JkbW1vemtwM0o5Z3ZEYzljZGItdEEtMEtkZG43LTdFTi1KMjdHVDU2emVYNWU4bkdHRzdkM1pSc3lYTEtIN1ozREdMZlp5N3o4cU1LUXhYSjRyS2ZBN192UXlKVE4xa2RiWWk5UmkxV0M4cjR6STdYdEU4PQ== |
Don't bother trying to educate people. Conspiracists will find a NASA coverup in their average cup of tea.
TBH this isn't a standard ISS camera setup, their livestreams point straight down. Also, that shadow makes no sense. The panels are pointed at the sun, yeah? Well that direction doesn't line up with this digitally inserted shadow. _it could actually be the shadow, i don't exactly know the physics at work. Maybe you see this clearly because the attenuation of the atmosphere focuses it? It'd obviously be gone by the time it hit the ground, but with high cloud cover it might be visible to the throwers of the shadow? unclear._ | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSkxOdDc1WlY1REl3U2VrV2hya09kTC1TZUZoZFd1VWxoS1R0TC0wMS10c1EtR0RMUE9DS25BdDJaak9tZ3hESlVrdlMxWUdYYnBkdUVlR29DV1dlUEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbGVUM2JIZnczOVhYXy12Q2ZZbHVqd2dJNjlzN3hmOVJHS1dtajVhbXdFMjk4b0cxUUpKSFFDREtGZWFUNFYtYUlEbnZ6aENwbktBcFdRbGdHVTRiZktJcFkzMmtEc3hrQVhFV0FLUDhHZHZNUjRJNHB1WmVRb1FEVU80QjVDcVBjSnA2ckVjUG8taXZTREctT3BoUXhHOU5TWUxtSzY0TThVZVVRMHBONnI3OFZSZ0NPMTR4LTlTOWRndEwwdWJM |
I honestly think so, we just imemented it terribly. The fact that be-4 is 3 for 3 out of flights is a good indication. New Shepard has done incredibly well. Starship despite having some truly insane successes, is also an utter financial dumpster fire that may bankrupt them at this rate.
Blue has tons to do better with. There's much rot. But I think that step by step ferociously is a great framework. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX0N1S1RSVnZrekVvbmRjR0JRX0E0RWh6WEtLbUJEdmhlcGxPRjJ3RDN5RUZoNWJUSE9SREcyYjlLMzQ1dHMxdnB2R0VMNUlDbE9od1NHRkhIYzZQUHZLTk45aTlrRVlnYk92TXVLSW5qZ3c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWHZWVTk3MnhPMGhlcG9QcU5uUDJVSUNNS05TRXRxc2FlbkEyb193UjFjQlZSSjhHRnRnb1J6dVA2RTNaclRRdUMzNGN2a1ZFMzB1Y3Q5TkhqYmJvam1aWTlPY3Q1SHVDaTQwTDBpb1p6bDNMZWloR0RjcmgwR1FLaWx2TXdYWU9qYTQxNTZvb1lNbFRISGNzSnJTbzA5dEh6ZlFUd2dLT0RXalBtamhuLUlGUjhJdmNPLWJrd3NEcEVSRVEzV0l0 |
I have a panel interview coming up for an engineering position in Kent, WA. Just wondering for those who are/were working there, how are things going right now since the change in leadership (Reading a lot of posts here is making me reconsider..)? Do you like the team you’re with? Any big issues I should be aware of? Do they offer any commuting options like vanpool or shuttle service for their on-site employees? | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMU0taG94MGZLYTQwZ1JsZ2VCaUJuRTJnX2Q2c0g1MndLZlBmZmVJWndUNHl6QjVScHotZ1p4ei1tVC1aTXQ2Q0Via1NaWW9NTVJ4dTlhZmpyMXUxbFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcHZWOXU3R2E3Ukg1ZWtsWF85Ml9CbTBwTlZJcVhEeldickZ4MExpSnR3aExEeF90ZU1iVDFUeFotZHZGMW45dnVoZE1ndDdkUHQ5SVZFT04wTXIyTWFjWEtfMmowRDRwMlBiQlp5WTVHS3hWWXpkdERCZHRVUTJ0ZG1oTXE3ZTdfZ09KNVlBR3MzVlhVWTIwa1BnNDBweW55bGRlNjg5V0FZc1ppREpWWDJXYWNWZndtZGROYlBQZVRfVzgySDZ2 |
Its super cute seeing spacex fanboys not know what's in Blues tubes. Blue has its failings for sure, but there are some really cool projects being worked that aren't public. 9 engine variant is but a taste. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSjRhbkFsaEE1dEltbmE4YzlnUkVGVkNhbV84UVE5RGhocXd1Sm1Kc0FicERDVHZlZ1pUZi1nSERFcDduSlVVNUNfOGI1NVg3OVNGOG9PTHZxRFY4QldHNDVvd0ZVNW1lZ2lET0dJZ1ExczQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM1I0aWlyNXo2M2NNN3lRMGdsY3o4TGFGbzR5RGZMZU5MQ2xjdEJ0ZUwwZ19ybHpJYkRqTmtZbm96eEpMQkN5RXFvZGlRM1VqdUkwblFBTWZqb3VOYS1iTDNLZDVyUDZNejh0NnVyMmd0elN5MnpoS081Y0lEN1Fpei1SLWZvaXVHYmdLa3lFelJZTDhyUEdnXzlGbVVjR2o1ZDMzXzVNSkduQV9LZ3hUUEowbks3dHBUU2xxMXNkQkdHWXZ4MEdD |
fools | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY2JYY3V4NkZ5SlN2dlpkakN0QXdZdmQyU2VEUGJ4Y2RheFc1SktUQ1M3bXQ1cWFtYlBVSE1Gb0xKdXl4djNTQkNTVVZTUVlQOEZwbnhhZDZnUFREM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNGpxb3pQb1R6SzRCSHk3OGpuSm1OYWFtdk1jcVVSSjFEN1IwRlFlazZzdXA0R3Z2OC1XYjRrOHY2aUluVWpyTHZnNVM5M0RveVRvand5N1V4TUl1bUFTbVh0bmVZUkdhc1JpckRheWJVcjFud1ZHcFFMbzRtT0JVZWgyS2NNdnBfQW1Tc0ZoUXNjNWY4T0NBTjZGd3JxcjZwc1NrN2o1QXFUMEVvb3VjTWU0PQ== |
VERA _is_ the incentive. It's a pretty sweet deal if you are just barely eligible, if you ask me. If you are close to 62 already, then its not really helpful | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSmhkdjlUcGJ3TU9USUR6TnVKSlpIVlc1S29Zc0xBMjdIdXVTcHhJQ3pSeksxbXFralo0NV9oYmk2eWNUUU1jdnNhRDlJZS15RUs5VFVJY2drV3V2UmdkNHhmNWhuUFBScGNaLUFrODFwcEE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNGtTcHpqUjNjQk03Z1NWN01OV3FZcTJqQnczLWhpYTRQWWpoM29lMnJONVowMUtXWHZZWm0zcmpvc0xnSnJWSXFJMk5QVGFfZlNQTVdZbGdQNmtLWE1lTDhaN0dsUXhBbzhjOFN2ejlDWm1FZWg1cTVmYjFXaVF5emdBVXVRbktQMlQwQmVweGJZZFN0RmN4LWw5X1VxVmRjQl9hZVpkSTNINVJyQkdXRFdJPQ== |
no 1 screw up in interviews is talking about your projects, not your experience.
tell me why you are awesome, not how cool the project is. ie if you work on the F35, then i don’t need to hear about the plane, i want hear about you did on it | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSXpZWlNCRU1qU0pHT2dFZWh4dDhnbnVQanFPc2NubFNmUFh4a0cwRm1USml0UGkzNjEwV0REMjRaQ210cW5tYmhDQ1B4NnJrQnUxbm9VN2k2VDIxamc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc3VySF9Yb0ZJSS1IQnRhZkpSSkpaWjk0eWdZX2lxRmFXV1JydFl2emlOVmY1WTl3dzJBVVBreEEtQnBBandEWXV4VWpseEdhQ2V4ZUZJR3FxYnRVcDdELWJyNWdib2lWell4clFPRVY1eG5BVFBMS1FYUExZczROQ0hIN0xJbm8weDF6TXo1TzdlTTZLUTlGS0w2Smt2YzVSREVWd0lzQWtFbHdSTGZhWkxaMl9sQ3UzclN1MFJRMU40SVN1ZzNL |
Yeah. We just have to work the compacted feces out of the tubes first. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVHE3Uk1OZ3pza3hBUEd3YkszUW5ya1RvS2wwUE1xRGlDbmhKUFpFYVRheGwzakVpTkJqcjFnWjhmaExWZTRlM19WaHJpem9UU3RmdjA5WUQxTTZUcGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcUJMVldIZFBNMGp0N1hOU255cHA4MFlYSEJVQUZlZFk0cGwwRjEzdjBJdXl2eldrT3ZvUGs0ZHhaMFpRX3FQN0FfMDdyS3Y3M1dXQ0hSZ2FrYkhGRzIxQlJQODA1UUt0dUR0OVY4NlAzTXlWbkFXbVR5WmltQ2pCZnhaR3Zpbm1TUTN5NzVVVmNsM2tLMTZwOXo5OGRpd0xUVWpnUzFGVlJPRHgxb2pJanNybTQ4bmVzbGoxdlR3T3Q2cWl2YWkz |
Brush up on your favorite programming language (you may get to pick which language to take the technical side in) and think outside the box.
Technical interview shouldn't be too bad, just stay calm and work the problem! | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWEUyUF9QcGdOZjdOQjh3UnJSdDA5dERNWHVMd2JkbklySThhZVY4aWRUUFNPbW5KeW50Ui1LU3hlQUpsZUs4Y2Y1QTJvMzk0eVdrZGFBNUpBdUFZV3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZU5JTlhJZ1RxcHczcWw2dXJfV01QZXc3Qkc2WFJmNFNINnluNVJnYlZ5Znp1MDNiWTB2V2NwdlhUbUVMUXdYMjROWGNJSDBsNDRDUGp3cU9RMDJ5Z0w2bDBNRTF5T2xrcURaZGs0TFJTWFdwekl1eVUtRmV1U3ZYTGlxWk5LMExjdm4tY0ZCcEFRR2NadGNER0RpYkVmRnFMem94WTB3SnlUcGJrNXMtZFNaekFhVVJBYktUZy13TjZ0bXRlT2Nh |
Do they do leetcode style questions? | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMG9yaEo4ZmVFUDFmclpJd19zRTdQdjV0R1JlUkxwbkFpUzB5T0xBeGF2VkY0cG44MHFEeUdOODY2T1lOYllOdFdXUGNGUklGcDB0TldqNmcwSHdrRmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNElnR3g3TTVJWlBkem5DMHB5eG9leGF4TUZPVjI2VTZ4XzJJVEZNa3hmWnVDbjFld2ZJZ0ViRm1OVlFlemg0RVdoNl9UbmE3a1R5NEYwRjlfVVg4eV8tYTgtY2pQTWZyLTF4cDZWUGNqWEVjYVF2RWJhYzZfdjIzbzMxSk92VFZncS15RGxaSG1EVTgzQlZlNy1EcDNnYlVvdW5mUzctaExVNDRkZEZUcWFFa2U4NDFBd2hGVjlqSnNxVmh6LTFQ |
I believe so, yes! | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVEtTU2F0Rmc5eVlOQklfNEFIellWMlhtTTJtaFpSbzN2eUhVczIxaFY4eFNPWDlJUVhfOV9zc0FPaU53MDBrUGNvYU5YRnVQT2xXV1d5QWRnZGVNWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLamhONlpHd1NQWHI1MkpmaGwxRXdQVnFLRHluMUNRSHFXS1EtSWhsTFFGc2N1dVAxaU4tY0cwX1F3RTBXVFJ2Mk5WWXMxTTZ0Tjg5UXBjOVYzMUhYRWNWaTZlUGhvcWdtVm16aE00VFBEbFgxWnZqOVRJSnFtdVRqYm9tejhyQ2l3OW9VV1ZoTWpPYnlaUnNoR3Z5X2JoWXlicmdqdXFjSC1YZ0hJMzM3Z2hfNzFiYWJWRHVxU2xZbFhZbDVxN0g0 |
New Glenn got to orbit on its first try and that’s an amazing milestone. But now they need to get another flight up there immediately and then one immediately after that. Otherwise it’s just business as usual with long lead legacy aerospace timelines. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaUJSQW9jRDU3NFNFc3V5dUs0NmprRzFnTGRBRmltTncxOGU1TFMtc05SMFFHMGU3WXZ6WmFxRkQ5MFpPNWppQTZneDI0RjVyeW1QV1hLU3N2VUI5SHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMGktbm1ZZl9QejQtbUh0cUxjVWZmZDlCdXB4VVo5VWkyNDZUM1o3bFJuZmJLdFVRNEhycXJ4VEdOeWxkcWxfUjg0WXZQRkx2Rk5reFA2dm15MW82MTY4emVJdGJZbnY5U0lEVU9uTXVqZG1WNTI5ZVQtT3d2ZnpBOWowZFNRT19OUGotYVFvSzZYMElLNURUSW4zYVBibDBmRUtRTE5QR1BQaHI4WU4zaDNlOXJDRnN2b1JHb05Bb2tmUjZYQlVr |
Personally, I can't wait. I'm fine to see the country club die off as long as we do it right. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSEM0cWpQdkJOYkRYSThTWllWT3pqT09xM2pxLU9EUGZYcHFyZnNfMi1BNGpTOHVHUFQxUWJhRE1tV3owSjFCRUxHNmZEMzA2R2t0eXhHUDk0Q0VPZXZSYTRiTnJ3YXdnX1dhOVhXWnBkbTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVHc3RkotZ1kwbWowOVBZakM0RDhKeXlFaFk1VlcyaUJFT3BqNE9Tc29sWVo5RklLTllzZnZLcnRMbWdPaTM1SWNBN1BQM05Zb3ZyY3FsdFA5cTJ5eGx4Z19HWS00OWJoWmpWZTVyeDBsaWZVcEUtY2JNdjJaQlZDWDZuc1FBM3l2a0pKYTRGQVBwUFpjNUNYMmk5amRaeFU2ak1Ja2ZXUXBldHBYOGpxT0pyZXo0bktaVXo3aXlGWnl4SE0ySmRG |
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