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I would have just guessed that it was an out of focus part of an antenna or something that was outside the focal range setting of the camera. This doesn't even look like a shadow on the earth. Come to think of it, I wouldn't really expect a shadow of the ISS on the planet's surface would be visible from the station itself, unless one reeeeeaally zoomed in and focused the camera on that specifically. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWkcwYmxXSmZjdmZqOFFNV3pzVmFaSV9GQXEza3VrTXZrWW9qNWk1RkI3bnk4VHpPLWk2Z2JfYUloYzlGcjRlWmFFaHFueF9jVzRlVTBvZnBKTmllWlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRUFnTU5kVnJVWi1vYnQ1dWhWLUduRFZfQzlkUnBBX2pqNGI2dURPYTltM3JmOWJDamJrS1NGWjlCRy1Ya2VVTDJlc2VER0ZGNVpZcV8wdHV4aV9aRldYeXVXdTBPbW5PdlVoNDByTFRtVnpFc2RrVWNWNEVOeXJITEVIYUFncU8zVHlYdGVZVUl4X2ZUQjNZUzhJSTNvb0R3OVotLUFtck1jVVBDYlZ1di1ZQkhFSzg1eGlBN2pEM21BTXh5dzR1 |
I'm seeing that salary range for Seattle, WA for the same position is up to $207k. I was wondering if anyone knows whether it's the same range for LA? Thanks! | r/blueorigin | post | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZDE3M0gtTzE3MHJyZXd5ZS1HSWEzWHllVVRkcDdEeld6UEtFRHlLN3lqekdQckcycUdfQXJlY2kxcEd6ZGJXZVdRbDd4NHdaQU4xa3pxNXVSYVBsUnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRnJsQ2VMQlA0TEFWbGF4d1BoZE5leWNuNk1VcllDZUh3eW1WVFIyRW5KYUtKNFhyWTcyLVNFZ1lETElDeENVYXZ5M2dmdmJGdHBTZE85RXEyTmdQVmIzcWc0VzlROWkzdFhxOGFPLWhBcUZmeC0zTjh1TUlmWWhUMDJrUmU4MHVCamhkWWtySkZES1A4cDBxTWtqbDhTczVwRmZmU0RHWnNLTlI1M2lSWXozdHRNdV9UVlltRTZFQnlTcTl2d3RjSE0tU3BXTV9rRmYtYTFPOVdQc2tCUT09 |
Blue Origin was founded by Jeff Bezos in 2000, yes, Y2K. At the time, the news came out of nowhere. Amazon building rockets? At the time, the X-Prize was still for the first private corporation to have an occupied suborbital flight above the Karman Line, 100,000 feet.
The Dot Com Bubble burst in 2000 and Amazon stock went from over $200 down to $11. Didn't phase Bezos a bit, he just kept doing what he was doing. Unlike Musk, Bezos is a degree'd BSEE. He noticed Amazon needed more data centers and web servers which resulted in Amazon Web Servers (AWS) that are on the way to providing a lot more revenue than Amazon. Almost 80% of the Interwebz is running on AWS leased servers.
The New Glenn is a gigantic rocket. The payload can be two double wide manufactured homes stacked end to end. It can get 40 tons to orbit. There is a lot of inertia involved assembling the thing. You don't swing parts around wildly.
Just think about it. What would you want to put that weighed 40 tons into LEO and for what purpose? Inflatable habitats, hmmm.... | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS1lDOG95Y1lOUndJM25ibHY2My1XQTByVDVqSS1kd0Q0N1k4WVNyb2VqOUlHTlFFb0p4endiVGlZcWRjUTE2MWk1cWJVUGs2T2tOak41R1lMVHRWVms4QWFUSHNuRFdlYlBocURfclVYUFE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYlBtSTFObHlubTRwRXRyS1ZvRS00WU90QThWYkRkMWVVeVBlZWJVQ216dHVnNjRYRGx4XzBmUzFlWm5lalFuZkJMRkpmNUV4LUFJbUtPbEhjYWN0Ukt5VS0wMTc2TGt2SEhOVVlFNkVBWVZUS1dkcXF3WkFuTndpYUw0alQtQUJNVW90cFNFOVd2SUZycjloUUpfMEFxdjhJWl9sMjU3cE52bUlkNTdIMkZfbFE5ajNkaS0tRzVqR0lDR2lsS2Vm |
Right. Surely the 37th starship will work | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS092ODAwUFFCWmk0Yk52Vmg1NV9ZU2w0VEQwRnRjZDVNMkhxdGc3TjJKV0JjTVRGZmc2M1EyLVBBZ1loeVJLbUd5TlVHNGFVWjNRSXYtd042UnlLc0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVUJ3QWN0ZWVIanNMUjYyNWVHTmc1WHI1Tk5GMmdEczF4dXZMUE92bGplSzJLd3NqT2dUNlc1bVhWMlk5WF94LXBJOGxVUGV6X09vVmNNcUZ6bnJnLXhEaDMxOHctcGhWajNwLVhYbDI4YlU4bDlyeDhoSldiOGoyejh5bFBtZVdQbV9DQUhNLXB0NWlJZ1JZZXZyZTgzUEpZdm9BdnM2d0w3RWtTWDN2TkJtMkZ0U2hiZFlTdHlMU3RxMEFtNlZR |
Step One, invent a Time Machine
Step Two, go back and become a high end Astro-physicist or engineer
Step Three, get a job at NASA
Step Four, become wildly successful and get assigned to the JWST project
Step Five, free fleece! | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLck9ZTmNnVDE5d3VNMTNZX2FnbGVQZGdJOEtGSHFtekg4aUxKOHd3b2FLdHl0UU5iNXBuMU1qX1dTMkRKWnhtenZtRHZ6am5SSGVoWFFBWkdDRzJNZ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdWZjT3k5TEV4cTZXQkZYVDVoZGNUY3o1cG55TEFSVlBBWDlpZTgzdFNVTmQyVTU3Y1lFQjdhVWtGbEU1UjdHN3JJRDJ3NlFzYzNMWE54Q0hIVkprYTJqeUExbkhEM0tEb1E1bUFNMUo4RTVGRUF1WlU3T2czcTZ2SU5HbWJTdWtPby1IS3AzSXg1cEpUeTZXa2g5aGdaZW1CQ0s4bUtxVjdDSlpiWmJ2VUtaSGNJbmFvS3BqeHRwcUo0NnBXODUzTGVyWDRNcDd2aEV6aExqeldwcDBJUT09 |
So Huntsville will no longer be the main engine factory? | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWnh3QTUyRi1pdEU2N0FDVHdMNmlWSmRHUmR2XzBjWEk4anRpbzM5U2cwWS0zRzhPcmNfTERremM3Z0VhX2RHWXljU0hLNnV6eG9IS3hKUkNBWTJSY3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTVRFM3EzTkFhdTZhNjctNDQ3aEhVUTROQUNmdURDVXZOa2hmYUlxclZhRE9fei13U3dvaTNydkhBZFlHOUVoeTJGZHAxdWNPNnU2Rk9iWmdaWEF1U2ViRFhkRHVXUXZ2dzN5dUZhLTBMRDU4dG5BMlNmVG5wQTBvbG9YQTVnU0NQM2pTMWh5dmcxQVp0RC1VTS1WdjM1M0txdzJVeGVjT0I5NTludWdVQUk4PQ== |
Nah. No way to spin an explosion in a static fire before you get to the intended test as “everything is okay”. If it exploded in the test, maybe. Exploding during the *test prep* is a problem. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcXRQRE04OWlveVJFM0RndDdJNmx2cEJLdG83cHVITG8xTjl6X3NqR2N2UjY0bmtXQ1VkQm5rNlBnT29QeDhSZnV3N0tsa19saFVONUtlempVaFVaRFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaDFBR1BqTUZqU3JoUFMxWjBKNjUxeU9RSExKMElYaWJYanFkdE1laGZhV005VTBXQklfM05HVWtiNkZkYmdBajJzcjBPLUt6RGR1Q3dJMGtkVG5iUDBTdmNyRl9qOUFaYnhZVFE0NUdjRUZpUzRweUEwU1pGOXNtSTlicUpfejBWWlR6T3FUMUtVeXl1a3lTejN5WHFxdjFVOTZjd1BDRGFBWnVuYl9rRlJVLTA0QW1JWWxvM2o2U3JaalBhaXpRRy1uX3BWaUlPWElySE9XX0pvbnlYUT09 |
Seattle and LA have the same salary ranges. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRzR0YnM1c1pyNmtBTjd6UklycW9WMUNXdUZ5QkRxUXdoc2F0cGEzZTByUlprZzJDSU4zazJpUFp1ZnhDWVp2SmFoa29hQzJJRTE0RlpXTUdXRGh3RUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTkU5UGNId1ROUUFjQng3Wkg0WGtDQ0FJNHM3cFU1Smd1ZlZRdHdKVzJnTDNQcDF0a2YtanloWXV6VnQ2S2R2Vl9LSlJxX1I0bkwycVFfMUo3ZzRvblZjXzdNdklfUE5Lam9NVFhJNnB1bTJiRUMzVWtOWFlkcXRFNW1wcW1laEtlTms4cXRPTEJmZHZZNXFGYThxcjRpNEhTWFNod0tRVmx0anN1US0wMDJYY0V5V3NxSmJONE1wcGxlZzlzTUtIMzJsVUZZUDJrS2ZNQ1VyVlEyRHFodz09 |
I don't think there really is a generally answer.
I know people at Blue who live south of Tacoma and north of Seattle
In general I would say you want to be north of downtown Tacoma, and south of downtown Seattle. Lots of people live in West Seattle.
Personally, I'm near Covington because I want a short commute. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLanlHNVlCM0xPTUJGa2xXdEl5S2lJUk9keG9RWFhzQnlCMFUzSHo3YU8yaElJWGJCWkV4aTBWaVFUcHBTY2llTVB4VUx5dGk4TEszZTRkNkZLNUNBV1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWG5TZE90bkgtOW9FS001N19QdkRuQm9yakEyTHFYWFFoaUpjTnk2ZHVTWXRUekpNcUJJOE9lN0hkNnJrcUZEWjBPcDNCYVRhaEkxOE9lSTZ2aFhrTWN5UG5uX3pleS1UWUZ0OUhxVFlhNjY3Q1NWSTFjR0dhWlBCX3VYZ21WN3R6TGUyZlpYd2VKeksyRk1UVXN0SHEzMjZKbUZhb2Q0MWpxdU5tSjY3c3NQU0ZhU1cwTGNoZk1aaG9rMmN4N0Vm |
Google search for the Latin brings up this document. Third page speaks to the logo elements.
https://sma.nasa.gov/SignificantIncidents/assets/space-shuttle-missions-summary.pdf | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNnd3azF2T21Ca3NrR1ZOR050RUVXUXhyU2I5NU1idTVVS2M5eWs1Y2tueGJER3N0SUZOem5ORU1KVlduZ0RFcWVFQUNKZnU4MWoyMjFvUjFPX1hOVnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVDZFbVZYTXlURnJxTEdKbzJhZ2Q2TkFjVm9aQVlOYU1mdW1RaHJUeUdic0pkQ1I0SlV6V2gxV1RZNlhwbm1uS1Q2WTRMZTRjVjFBVmFsUnZxNm5kUmg1ZThRVHNuWmtFQzJYdG9rZG1GYXE5SjVGcTItY1NWU3FiQzNOWjlsalRnekd6VTdpTms5LTdxMDkxcUE0VURrMkJtbFNNek0yeWtkclJIQTNneDRRSTR5S0FMd3dhSVFSaFBNRGR5MkI5 |
i’d pay a NASA employee (and for the order as well) to do this for me 😬 | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLR2hScDJaU3JfNzl6bnd6ZXFGdUItTHRMU1l3c3pyQS01RnBWY0NJT3Z5bUNuUUoyRlplSmhQdzRTS1A5eVpvX01YVlBCakh5RDFLS2s5cWpXeGJxZEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLanpwWlNDTkJUaU1Ea3djdzFMWVktd0ZweVZhRm96VzlqSmhvbDhqVjVaU2Nib3U5SDZkQ0FOS0hoN29qMXFxRlJyU2hiWWpYakRsVlNrUHYwOHprWWpMV29XaVdGaE82T0hTSUxkd2pNaldjQ0pHZ3hvdzg5RUZMdEVKOFpxMW9IQUsyU2dxMGFUX3d4YXVJd1g3ai1IQjI2WmtLM0hCeHFZSFQydVdvbk12UkN0ZU53dUMyak5wYnN2clBTbEVqeDBzU3lURy00VmNfUjZvZlNGVmNqZz09 |
Awesome thanks | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYUc1SzZrZzBFWXltZHdHRjY0NTJyUnBLQVRUWTZITFl2M2ZvUE9kczlwV2VwV0c5T1hwdlNFSV9kUHZWSXVoQXhXQ18xTm52UUk3WER2THJwYVNzQ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVFcwSWw5eXI4VVdlY3pkUTRkU3F5Q25SenBrSUxKcHZLR1N0Y0VhZ2dodERMVFBmQ0FlaHU4U2JCUWZJTnVZUWJZdlpqWjZ5dVMySnAzdW9OMzdOSmV6RlRmZlhLZ0x4VGtLSFdKZ2dvUDFkT0pyYVFxQWtFVUoyYzE1N090YWRnUWNHaWdxay1TMnZpQWRiQnNXejRuS3VIZE9LSDlCWnBsWlhRdnlYMXRSMjd0SVE0aHNKdHB5UlRhNDZxUEVNUXZUN241dHRXcEZFQzd5dkVaODZxQT09 |
Sadly I'm seeing barbed wire going up around the country club, while the house staff are being shown the door. Maybe different for you. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTkREQWhiaWpHRlpOU0kxbFltVTVseTBvVTBCLTdIMDV5di1DcDhYMTA4TDRBanVnU3pfeTFuSVdsWFFWSjBXd3JTdC1vYm9jMmx4OHdMRzV0TXZDV1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOUR4MXBlVkFaNlZ1UnR2bktQSHhLTDZPazVOREFyZ1BXMFk1cFdHVUUxNWRxSE9GZ2M4QnBadE5LRVp5bFZlWUpTajNOc184WE1zek1LR2NEUndaNkxCYndKTzFuMldkMGk1RElwUlBRb0dUTGw4dVA1SHVnMWh5NTBkLUJKTUdOYlc0M085SzlWMmdsUEV6TVJGdUxTRnc0NmNrV05IWDNMeXVpS045MXgzQmNRcXJUeGw3WjVIWk9lODk0Q1la |
Good evening,
I used to use "Spot the Station" on my desktop all the time, but I cannot do that anymore as the website has been taken down. It was accurate, I could search by location, it would give me all of the chances to see the station over a two-week period, and it listed times, durations of visibility, direction, and position.
What websites do people use in its place? Are there any that are as good?
(I know there is an app, but I don't want to use that, and I want to be able to access the information from a browser.)
[https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/](https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/) | r/nasa | post | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMWtDX0xpYlBGNWwxUktLbHhrMHc1eWZKekhRamdLMXNqcmtiSFJGVUVFaU9Gb0ljcXlHdTkwbndjWE11TFdwNlFVa1ZvSWlscjVmMzFuV0VNYXAwX1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd1hmRWR6aWZOWE92bkpnc0ZhRFFEd1hfOHN1X1UzWTZwZDVnX2ljRVRCcUdFNmZnbUNBZzBBeHdFbWlqeEpVXzJHdXFWYmRPM2tOaDlkTkx4Y0FEbkZSbzdoSTBHMWtWOWF1dXlZRmdMTHVtSnk0NUZ3alZWcXNzQmVPYWZwRk5aN2JaVERWVzE2R0ltbGNPZ3YwQnVtTU1Gekx2ZjZNWm1YRHVuUGlnQlJRPQ== |
Good evening,
I used to use "Spot the Station" on my desktop all the time, but I cannot do that anymore as the website has been taken down. It was accurate, I could search by location, it would give me all of the chances to see the station over a two-week period, and it listed times, durations of visibility, direction, and position.
What websites do people use in its place? Are there any that are as good?
(I know there is an app, but I don't want to use that, and I want to be able to access the information from a browser.)
[https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/](https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/)
1 upvote | r/space | post | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdzNNaHdxd2Q0aGtoWmdCWlo0V3BLc3hYMkZqU0RKeHBjdm52ck1sV1BQYVl2YXl6UVJDWk1VNGVobTJuSE9WWVNSMjBiWENBOTBJOWNxd0d6MEI4dlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaXNSUnRDWFhGbXRPdk4wWDlCSnZ6NklCeFk2ZndGWTdtUmRncW5qSFNpMGkxajdST25CUTh5SXFUX2Exa0lGeWxjdVhVNGZQRFZ3c1ZZLVFQWDlkbjVnaF90VFVMbUdTSWtjTG5UZEtBdXBZaFRwQUJxejZDNmlyS3J3ZWk1a2hXME5UaWN0MjR5UFdaeXRuaWU5VzE5bS0ydHMzOWxaMnV2N2M4N1FRYmZVPQ== |
There will be.
There will be varying degrees of difficulty as well. I felt my interview was relatively easy. My coworker got some pretty tough ones.
When you feel overwhelmed, it's ok, talk about what you're trying to achieve, even if you don't immediately understand how you'll get there. More interested in the thought process and how you'll approach a problem and work through it more than completing it. Although completing it is nice.
Good luck. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZ0Mzc3BSbXJKVkppR2lTcG9IR2FNQWQ4eFVrMUZWRFBqR1g1NDA1ZXhadWp0MlJVcHF1Zk1aSXVJMkFIQTJ2eExxalhpQTA1VXVScGxMUThKeFBKRlZITDBWazVCOFY2M2NpYW9PQTdKcVE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQXVRN2lLWVNwNXhjTldKR0RqM25Oel9DVlUzM2dhN1VYTkkxc3pzVU8tSjExUjc3aEV6RlNrc0dKUmsyVzNVN0lMeXdNaFRGQnZ6VzNYd19yQWQtYWpmdkVDWk50bnV5QVUyYTY5NldzZWhfUXYyMEZaby1fb3ZsMkxxRThBOFNFcC12RDZvWnBQRjViSWhwbmprd0N1Rk1QeVVnX04wR2F5ZWpybzNzSThyT2o2c1pMRDdTOVVNNmdUaTRkWjlx |
Pressure vessels are proofed via hydrostatically by manufacturer | r/spacexstarship | comment | r/SpaceXStarship | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcUgyWkYtZGVacjk5aDVUcW5zMnhyTGV2X1o3enN4a1NLMnRlUGlBTzJpRzhjRmFhdml2MUtCdml3eFlzT1g5WHctckxtV0RpYm14NEFzNjFkUGVuSkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWmtvU2lOQ2doZzcwWkw5MjdQZmtzN2RBY0ZpTGQ3N1l3N3Ztd0xIdFZOamR1VTIwM2ZmVG90ekJCYVNKYno5cDhUOWVtWXRsb0NfYjdNZlJJYTYzODlBSlpVS3BJVTFtRzNjR1k3RlZqX3JPeUJmZ1NXbGMzVl9WdkdHaWVwQVEtRnJBNVFlcG93ejZidnViZ0RsS0tQenBLdEZZMDNfZmJZdUhCcjE2TGh3dFF2WTMyT2x5cUtKWjU4eTdjZFpNQ2NuSldlXzNMZHdERnhaYm8yclBhZz09 |
Doesn't seem.like there is a special login and appears anyone can do it. The below link gives you instructions. Went through the process of adding it to a fleece and it didn't ask for anything
https://business.landsend.com/store/jwst/ | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLenpmTWJXZjdEeV84eFFaaHNzRmZlYWJxUklXNkM3TU1oWFE5ckxIUENaSWZ1ZEl5aUltRzh1aUZKVUxPZE1kWlVZbGlzekRPZ0xLX3AzWlI0d0hNcm5SUXl4WUFMd01FcDVUcXVMd0VUT1E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM1Vudm4zbTgzTHBpbl9vNDROSHNCdXR2Z0JqWENhWW56VWNqaGV2M1Zhd0l3TERJR3ZfcXFlTDJSX2Y5aHhMQ21FQzU2MlNpdWhqeGVxNk8yU1FRbGl1VEE4akFhMWZ2NC1uWE03c0ZKeUlUT183Sjc3T2JCalVxRTdITFpxSk56VGVyR2ZhRDRabTdwRHhaNVhxWnJnZ18zS2pLX2FJTFkxZV92ZVBwSnRhdTBJTHZ1QmxPSTdtTE02LVEyZFpTRW01bFNvSGdndXpCZWxnZ1VEemZZdz09 |
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nicedayapps.iss_free | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLU3pfZTJ0LWRNc3ZzcmlGQUljUkdXQjVkSURGY3M1X2dRZkpBV0NCZmdscDNlNFFxMlVRcHhVaEwyN01jcTNGd0M1c05CNS0wRkxPTjJycDVaa2xINDhMcjZmS2JZUEpDT0ZkRDNDRWhFR009 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaXlZWHB4S0xJbW5JcVRuUTd1TjRUbGltZFN0YUYxZGVmLVRLN1NjSmNSZjU3SDItOFFqNVE0bVhwVHl5d1RzMmgwTFhnSldpTUV6YndnN0MtNWMtZHRhQ1FpWGZUVjk4VUQxak1uVzdjRTU3cFd4Z1JTRjQ1WEUtekdCSWZhXzhhTFJlRW54blQteXp3MmRCaTRGY1dCN1hmX2JGMEtaX1NNUlhQc3hkbG5iN3dsVGtlZ0JPOThFT04xNGE2M3lq |
too bad it was named after an administrator \*sad trombone\* | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSm02OFFOUnRzdkJpYVhhMkNjZ29VQjhLRlBjNUxfVDk3THB2aWthSUduejR4U3RsNy03Q1hFd2NpelpkaWVJZHFtbWtRaTUtcHphaC0yWk1UN0JpWHBGOFJVVXBPQjFob1FTZVRMUVFnSFU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMEsyMHJHTGllUTIzXzQ2WndiR3lwZF84MmlkTll6RTFSZEJLQm9uNXVITFVMSFVWYUpjd0J0aFlLS1VMQ0lvNnotU3RvQUtKYVRaQUpzTXhVc3o0QjVXNHA1eEhsRDBHUERmSU5kUHdRQV8tSmhkRGZCM2FoekRneWd3blpIRDRHLVlUa011WWpKUldSejU0S2F2ZFJIcGxrX1d6LUN6WWNwUHBZX2pESUNJS3pvQW94UGNDaHgtNkdRNUNCdk1vVE4zWXZqaDFKZXJZbWVJdVRnSXV2QT09 |
https://heavens-above.com/PassSummary.aspx?satid=25544 | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcmRuU0dobllfcGE5Z05kVFQ2eHRNX3JxZjc0RFFDUFR4aENtVzFIWUhMeDBHZDVUb0hZTk03aUlYRjVNMU5Kb2Y3YllpaE5OSmFYakR4anJBMllkY3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWVNnelJoRENyMjFGd1RXY1l5WkxyS0lnSGpONkNBTDdFVUFVbEQ4aGtUM2tycFRxT3VxeGowYV9zOXdGMm1ncWFDYlZybWhIcXJOV2RlRlJhNC05S1lKUS1UcVhTX3hvby1pck9MODJITGRhbjdwZ0JLZFcyZUt3TW15SGVQUHcxdDFiLU9ONmV3MEI4X0NtcG41UmN5aEdhRHhyY2Y4VUVZWmpXVWJXTE5iVThhSkZUeFJoaGxsR0lUZUJXalJP |
...I think the motto is proved correct by how much success SpaceX has had, doing it. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTDRiNk41b1NNeHNWOTdMd0VqXy1kbWdRcW51Tmg2M2J0d2p0dlRIRFlpQ3pqQUFDQkI0NV82ZHVOR3hhLXFweFJGWDctSXJYaGl2azZQRjdpT1hoMnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZnpNcFRyWGxKamYtQTVKaGlVbHRMTzVxZVpJeWxvdjhrVmNTS2lfVXdwUFlhdWlYdVhyODZsU1NnbkN0VUVKN3dFck5qUTdFSmR1enNob2JXUzFYZnhFLUhYTl9QUnpYb2Y5YTVvUDlaQWlzZWNUT2VlRVIzX0ZTRm5JUVZrcl96SHhZVWJiVVlxUzZNbFEyUFRJS1E3Zm43aW9mMUl3ZXNPZEpxbWg3TzhiTy1XRXNMR1JrVTZFSGpBVXBKdzQ5 |
Awesome, thank you! | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLR0xpb0NHTUJJbFBtSktmRjRkTDZOM3VJX1FJWlNZS056eXotTkJrWktvbVpieFRYc0FsOGpiSG1zMTVNanY3NXF6UHAyTGZvd0trUkJnU0xia2Vlanc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZHhJNVJqeVRuU1JCZUFOX2lvS2doUm51R2F1X3ZZd1JudEJLT0ZPUWVyaDhrMWdZVlp3ZHpKUjB0T2stQ25qMklGR3RKeHNXZkZBSGk2UTFUckY0TVQ5eWZST2xocUZ1S0Y3QWJzcF9zWkZDdXc3UVdmeHBQa1lNOTdWOElaY1AtYjJUSzRiTnVGWHdUOWk2U0xxendxWmtnUnAweFJTZE9wV3NvZWViVTZuZS1oLXlyeElqQzhfc09CWHYzcWJRRVRoUWxzRjYzVHVOUjJudU5zSnZjQT09 |
Second this website it’s so good | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYmE0bmJRemtSQm5qMUJBdWc4QkVjUkJVU2YzcGktaTlxWnlSZmg4amJOeVhoa2ZtdUtVMVpTV3VHQVZCU05MbldDTjdNcURXUFkyOUc5Q0Joa3pfUHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMVlhcWRENDhCQWdjSlJwaUJFMWdmSHJlWEhmZ2s0aElXcF9XVGJpbWdYS2ZJNXZaZVlrQVU3LTI3VzJ6aUF1T1JmM3pyaWZVZ013R0xDVFVGRmZDTW5XUkcwVXVBLWVfeEhRQ3JFNWdKQUVSSmhjVnRmeGxtQXg0VWtBYUtlWTRwdmRsVm1sUjJxN1lsQTlsVld4Vy1zNl9RcXcwS25GajhZT0VLaVpEOGZrLTBqMnBiZWtzRzgwR09ra1hTVmNB |
No your on the money. Im just trying to hold onto a sliver of ill founded hope 😅 | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdTNsbklCSUs0dVU1RGFVV1J0VVczek12SUkzRF9oejdGU2xIRF9xSk5DV0k2U0xUbWEwbjRkcWxmMjFOTDBDaHhFeVZEMkxndzZENnhtazZjYVhWUE5RVVRoVHZwaUJ4X0YwOFcyeTFlejQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaTRMdnF2aEk3d215Zk95d1A2Sk5HaEY2R2FyWFlObTZ2eHVIZ19TdTBZQW9IN3VLRl9XOG9pTFZvdFhlSnEzMVNXRmMwR3hxN0tlTkV0TEdXN1JtaXZST2MzMDVpWDZURE9kRlNGMWlDelNlY2l4NUNQdUtGNHZLSVJaUDNBU01LMXNoaHhWRW5DcU40NGl1cFRlRGdJWUFVZjBNa1ViY3p3blV2anZJckpiOGt3SGw0dmR0NkpOZFV5MEc0aFFY |
Never mind the man’s character. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUVBXYnRTR1h1MGNrZHVkREgxOWJXMGNxb2RIT1diVGFXdy1QMVZON2VpVF9oRkM5dzRsNEZVcGJLNjFPb2RmcE1LdWw3TE1tZ2pKSHR1MXJOQ1FWN0V3RzJUTFFqa0h2eUtHS3BuRVpyUkE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLazB1UlZYcmhmckwwYUFtWUsydzhEQ1U2Q3dPMUtaSVo4a2JyMHdMOHhfS0d0NG4tTEVBRkxRWkYzMXU3cFVBVGFISjVYdEdWM0R5QU0wR19NWlo4eUNlbWVlOWhLR0c2RHRGbGdEN3lIXzk2bHc5TXJVSml1NEtRVUM4cTJXMzRhVVVPNGpYeEg4dVpvc0NMOHNZQzBZOWpieEVqSHhhQzhkallWb2gxOVNuWlFDMC1idVNVYTlLcG5oMy1xb1ZYMkw4cGVQUC1JMkg5WExENlIyQ2NoUT09 |
Blowing up rockets on the regular went out of style in the 60s. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdk1VTjM0ZnRYd0tNNFhuaWs3RFNMVHUwUWhpZ3hfWnNzT3ROT3E0NVVleTE1X1lfUjFjSjhrQVkwRVFxRWVWZTBOMzRROVNzWWtKbFgzTlloTW1Gbmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSHQzU0hCMHpWbGU5dWgzYmR0Vjdwc1Atdk54TGVlWUFmV2FnUVpJYk43VzRiNm9DOU1IZVA1bm5va05CR0kwdG1nNnVCLXQ1VVpoQk40YTZ1ZkgtcVN5d09QUC1xd0ZVeFdIeXJsOXdIcjVERFJSYXEyQ3VBQ0RkYnJnWnI5YmZodUtzdWZKV1h2c1pCRThEbzl6UzNod2lvUUZNaFZ1d1hRWlNQckNUR1VkM1ljWW5Zd2ptUGFGR2JNWHE5TFFyU09SMmhOXzZXNFA0WllWWnZIS1VFUT09 |
Destined to serve the will for the achievement of its aims, knowledge remains almost throughout entirely subordinate to its service, this is the case with all animals and most men.
Now using knowledge to work for the necessary coexistence of the parts and the succession of Blue's development, does not eliminate the unity of the Ideas that are sought for and the self-manifesting act of will.
Since it is the one indivisible will, which for this reason is wholly in agreement with itself, and reveals itself in the whole idea in each action; Blue's particular efforts, though broken up into a variety of different parts and conditions, must yet again show that unity of its efforts in a thorough harmony.
This takes place through a necessary relation and dependence of all the parts on one another, whereby the unity of the idea for any individual space equipment, is re-established in the whole spacecraft.
Slow and safe for willed achievement, which is found at Blue, is not to be found in fast and explosive use of knowledge, that is unrelated to willful conduct. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMllPSkd3QTFSdWV6WFg0blV6RjV2eE43YUtTNmpsM24tcHJOeFdwbS10enVkWTdJNWwyZ1hWTmQ5OUNlQVMtYXJwdnc4dzB1Z0lJcGlhalExT2RsU3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTVN2VzlaRlNQekt3cXF5V3JNMlNGR1ljZ0hFdnhaN1QyOWwzYlBLa0hvMmZJajNHejJXN0ZubXUwLVpCd2I0eXJ5c01oQ3NuZ3BwdUdvMm5hdDdfU0U2ellJdGs3bXc0NEs4dnhBaUpXSUVGNl9jMVA0RlJaSW5tTGlzUFprTDlhZEhiaHYzTHZuVXEzdUpTU2c0REhwVlNsQk5FdDkwWlY3QllfMlhYT2U5ZnJTek1leS1aQ24yNTl6MzdlSkFy |
I would go to Stoke. Flat out. They have mastered schedule driven results and a balance with work life as well as an equity program. It is what Blue Origin should have been. Disclaimer, I know Tom and Andy, I would work there in a NY minute but I have a great job I love. If that runs out, I will be going there next.
Oh, their tech is super legit and worlds ahead of other companies. | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLenpicmZ5VkVEdlQ5bFp2OTRFZFBUcHZBYU93S3o3X1MyM1UxcGRncThQQ245OE9JZ214YnY1bWh6LXVILXpSYlZNN1o2cnRad2puNW01OXF1UzRuVXRFWG9lM1Q4VENoaEZ6OHlvbVRiV3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUXRjenJkdkhBck12Uko0Z3JoMjlZcUFCMGxEbjU4RTBGUjRfTXR5dEV6cktQV3R1OVA0a3pOdkhlSFAwaVROQUItS05EaVJFSXZEWmp1MC1ZMkp4bG10dG8zVHFwaXdpVWMtbV85MVBwRUxMQkZRenRUWWUtdVcyY1E3Zl9HVXBmZXVnVV9WLUpDVnJTRFJWOXNnZzlUbFZNTzFNSkdFa1RHeU0xaU9nNjM0PQ== |
Too many problems with that. It doesn’t scale how you think it would | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTzNyQ3BMWlVTRW1JR1JpTlgzaTQxZjFGb1JEdHozQi02c0FJdUJOLWRPUW5LUDhZcElacE5oVXVxSjFYdmZnRkRiVGkxcW1rSWZNVEMtZkpvcVBPcEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZU55R2V5bjMyc2tqZ1JkX3I3TFFfbUxmcTREamtYNFh3WkxsVzFQc0ZZaTN6S3ZFWTczSnhJY2hfSjNtdjNqMVVoSXhHWWRiZml4ZGNRSkFiYjFQM0c2UmN1TERldUZvTVpNVWxrZzFCRlBTZUNWWjhLVmh1aWJaX3V1YXA3eTRIVlNmcVpneWFrMGVMRUZpRkZFUUpuX2kwZHFFUHVudVp6Tlp3Sy04R01QbHN4VEF2WmNKeTRSajRUVlMwS1VCZVlfY1p2N1VzeHB2SDUyc1p3ZnctQT09 |
he is going to mars on his own dime. tax payers are only paying for the lunar lander. starlink is about to be making more money then nasa will be.
there's a little over $4 billion in contracts with nasa, if my research is correct about 500 mill have been paid out for milestones. the rest has been paid for by spacex themselves. so yes musk has been paying for it by themselves. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd1V6dElWWjd6MExYdU16SEZfVFFJN3BYclpRRXluRlpadXNGYzF3T2dfU1ZiWTlGYWVPSXpacGsta2VxWV96ZWV1UXFSdFh0YTdVeEFGSkpvZG1kOFFVbllnUUgybW0yVkZfTmUtMnFrREE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRUhYRlBhUGZxYVktd29zaXlsQjFYcGppRE5hZjdJVjY3WDdIbVdMeWNOdExaWUszNUU2eWVhTmxuT0RlRXBXaXUxLTRRYnJQX052anpYejFhYS1SNHdzZWlCQ19yblo4U2tpQy1IY21Qc1l0cl96d0dyNWNvZnh0VVMwekRmbkU3UmJEMGtBR0I3emRiWWpUaGtWbF9kLXRJUXVhYjExS2FZS3lzYXJfd1Y2Y1g1UHlDaGZoUWlsNnkxR3VXVnJnLVBWVUNJcXZQdFQtQW9OclpleERFUT09 |
I just ordered mine there. This works! | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWjRFaVcwR0lMS0tkN29rNVFWemE4T3RLM3ZiVnVPT24tbHRMZ2h2QkpWU3NYYUl0cnlXY25kdWczTUFvSGQyOEZhM2hrM1FlTVQ0X0ZrVlpZVFppM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbmZXdlUtWVRSYncxZEZOVUxFXzlGMWRMakR5ajJJV2JBTGpneU4tbGhoeDh2UGlUb2NYczFZS3dndVNwcVpQcENJQnAxX09TcXVzQkNRaUtLQW03dmNMLWRwWFFhTmJMQWd2OEswcURTOUtjWjRSR2V2cXpvdmFzM0UtaUlrS0NseDlOQlNzZUtwaUcxV2t6YWQxWkZ5WjJlN3BrRWhQZHF2Q29LWU5PTnNjZTJFTmJ4NWEtTUVxSWJITlcwR2VlZ1lkUXlnc1N5WjFjbzNxdDhRdFR6QT09 |
The spot the station app is still supported, it was just the website that was decommissioned | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYUxJZGdaVEZRLXNZeDBUU0VhLXBvWUZtVWhzOWxjVGwxTTRpOWVyZVBwSjNZckZjcUJQaU1hRmdsemtOYWxIMTUzSjB6bzM2RXBCakRxUVZBcGwwcGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSzlUWGdGNUdJWktOSUZOdXNRUnFQRGYtZU1xaHhCeVY0UzJwY1h6NUNIVzE3SkpPcnFYYUdTLVdfOXdLZm1wX2ozeXNGb29aWWtmVy1RMHpyWkl4NkNKWUpqVmE3Z3h6ZmdrZHlvcXowcmtOYUVxQS05TUQ4VVVFV0l2TGhYQ1FLcGFUUk51TW9paXVCdFRIaTBjTGpsQlhzNFhIMmFtU2RHcUY2LUZFbHFOUVZJWkJkRGRPNEVNTU5kd3dDNGlk |
Canceling Starship effectively cancels Artemis, too. Although given what it's turned into maybe that's for the best. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWFN4OVFBT3EwX2txRloyYWF5S2pKUDc0Ukdka21GeWdfVXR4cXo4NEJQanowRVMtbGdJeDFRVHJKVzBEbE40dVR0eXI1aDdwZEFFY1FBZGxRenBXZ0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTkxla1c1Q2ZrZDFNU3NiNFc5d245d3BHbDRpR3ZIYlc2SXpEdmJ6NXpYNjRnVVJDdWNrcXhveF84bmRsTEd1QWlEbjMyTjRURnhnWDlVckdFUWl3RjBMdDZTd0R5T2dNMGJXUUppanJNS2t6OXF2X3pXQ0QyenIzalEtXy1rejhldll1RWNyUDJuNHdfMnB2dV9qNW9Ib05NcmxaMGR0TFVMWEtJczFxdWhGRWJLblRUMDZ5XzdvNUNDMExUcFd4NnhPV0ZkZW5ZTkVTV09ldWJEa1YxZz09 |
Bad desgin that they just won’t let go of… it’s the cybertruck of space. Its time to scrap this very old and outdated design and move to proven tech. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcktpZC1OV3hIMG8zYkNvT3JnSDd2ZGpNTmt1UFg5S01ZM3VWZmt5MkZxa2RLak83TC1uSTJ2a3k0aXFjdDlmSVhOLXFLdGpLUTUwSjBDTDZMYnZnVGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcm5KNkN6VnJ1QlVHeXBGMzYydkJGMk1vWV9MZzVaS2xlNWY3NURiQ2lIWXp0U3k5SjhfZkpVaV9DNWYzWGEwQmFHVWtsMXVjLXVkVDhPalJxZU5jeG11d0c0TEdIMUFxb1BwRXpjMzVfTE1JZkxyTG9iNm80Z1Jad2pPRmY1SjB5aS1UbUktdHBtaldXUjQtX1c0QzdRY1pEQjhGRVpqOUZxcVdPY3BsSnRVcms2RmlwUFNFYUhkWmVRWUFFcFFFVzNQbEVLelA0Z2pXVWN2eGtKNXU2QT09 |
But where’s the ad sales in that? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa2hjSWE3QjZEWmNEU0tVQUNzM2ZyMjdaMFUyZ0d1LThyRGlkVWcxdExtai1jamlLa3RneFJ2b2w5bTlIcEFnTUszVUdFMFI5SG9pLTBjNHo0SXk5dnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbVFEQ3EyVHpNZDlaWEFnUGs3Ql9vM1lxQXFRYmtyNEVFbGtoaWg5T3FvNFozLXN0VXZnUzRDdjlybUE1YWd5cThqTmpWa1BLcXR2QnpndGFnZXJ3T1dUOXNpUTdzMkRvZjNldnB4ZEwtSnFnbXlZbTlhMVZuaTdJSjdZQnRjZ2pXSTJ1SC05b3ZZdWlVMWpqUDNHVmRFaFJTRk9DRkhrSEx3Rml4U1BJc1hyd2NwQktUOTlTTmpQUU5FXzNsV0JW |
Something I saw X.
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All of this was violated at some point or another by locals to be clear that have little to no Aerospace background or work history.
A lot of "tent era" workers that say this is how it's always been done as they laugh and then slam COPV bottles into the newly retrofitted brackets in payload....
I was assigned work on Issue Ticket operations to fix and identify the extent of damage to the COPV bottles with the only other certified COPV inspector on site.
I brought this up and then was not allowed to touch or be inside payload for 2 vehicles lmfao like wtf are they smoking?
We had to stop the show and wait for new undamaged COPV bottles to arrive because of the "Tent Era" negligence and tomfoolery taking place that is unacceptable behavior.
I spent 5 years and 7 days in the Air Force.
4 of those years on the flightline with C-17 Globemaster 3 at JBPHH, HI.
Been around the INDOPACOM and protected some serious firepower and secrets ill take to my grave.
Disrespecting me and Starship was a mistake."
https://x.com/MorganWKhan/status/1922148207242666266 | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNDVJcVdXSjBMN3pEVXNIS21SNnVYZFppLXVsUFFLNGdVelVUTVY0VTRlLWlNSXZZTmV4ZlVtOWVqSUpkbzhZNDZqdXlBVmxCdXB1YUhUYTM2cGF3S0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWEh3SVVmakNBVkpwY0JCNG02SzZqcGlfaVVhTmY2QTNwM1k3WXpTdThxVGNrOUw5OEhzTVF2dC1DVklLVHRFQlVRT3hIQ3puNGdNT2NoREtRNGVXQUdkc2l0VU5TVUotTmtvNFBYUWViZWxBZ0VQVVc2dTF3c21wNjEyOTBzclA3R190bk9ab2Jaa056SjVOcnU3T014dmFlei1xVFJBQlNHbmFXZmx6akxQR0h1V1F4Nk5BVlc1d3ctblhjTGF4 |
Well, cardboard is out | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdVpBdVktZjlWZHlxU2c5S1RhOV9lbXAyVm1tUXR1WkRNVlZFakwwY1RRVEc1aHk3SFJYZ1Q0RzB3aldWQ2FhOHVXcmNPeS1GdjBDRHFUeEVnMkY1dUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd1FSc2RTU2JCM25XRUlFYXQyVWFRNUp4QkFoUUxsS2ZjUUpXMVltRTA5WERzckdmRlZXc09lVlZPaUVkMVprWm43M0pzaUxpM2lCd1RPbjJPRTJacGdaTjY1QjdueWhvQV9YTzRmNTBSVlhacTdDanFSMVNHSmtDR3ZoRzZnUmZvd1BCSGcxRnFSaEpWLWd3SFpJejM5ay1sNENSVjRlTU1XXzRybVlEVUVUbXE1Y3VabmlsblRWQkhnZ1pwLVZS |
And cardboard derivatives. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYmVkWVFIMVJ6WDlrUmMwX1Q1cjh3dVlTbE5DWWhBOEEwb0R6MVFqMUhDM1JoOU1POHc2bm1LcTBLZ1I2ajZzR21xbVY1ODdfbmZ2THJ5QUpTSHNsX0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLREJjVzJRaFpiaWdlOHJ2cC1Md2J2UTNtTjYwZDB2OGl5VVRKc3FuWE9PenZqdkU0WHZZZmlpZG5jQk5rSHBtMHA5MV9wNXFuanQ1QThaeHZiNURUX19Lb1hWN19QejJZN3RaM3R6WUlUQ2ZkbjN3RGU0VkNFdGFqOGM0YS0xZ2k1Mk1kVUtTNGtuMjdnWW5jR2hENUtfUlZXQjFjOGFkYVlSWHZlclZTLVMyRUxRejlYVElTN280OWE5c3VKREJR |
Bad luck... It's not like this is SpaceX's first COPV explosion. It happened on the falcon 9 too. But when it happened on falcon 9 it was already launching landing and being completely reused. This isn't a one off issue, starship is plagued with issues that seem to be fundamental to its design. They are going backwards in practically all respects and they cannot keep this up forever. They've never had a single proof of concept that this thing can take off and land without requiring significant refurbishment, much less being able to refuel in orbit or open it's airlock doors even.
And what did we get for this boondoggle? A highly partisan space industry, whereas it used to be a bipartisan endeavor, now Musk is attempting to polarize the whole venture and use it as propaganda for his disgusting political aims as well as to boost his other meme businesses. And now NASA is being gutted, solar subsidies are being drained for the sake of fossil fuel subsidies, and we have a government that denied the very existence of climate change which has also pulled out of the only global treated aimed at reducing global temperature increase.
I used to be a huge SpaceX fan, but honestly at this point the business deserves to die, along with the rest of Musk's meme stock business. We cannot have this loose cannon that is Musk be our sole means of accessing space, that is insane, and it's already caused far more harm than affordable space flight could ever make up for | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbEZXcTJhOUVIYzRpeWxCaG9jbmtaYTVreVlkbGE3bTVZUW1sdUkxOW5BRGpHM192bklQRUhXTjFIcTJrUURCbEFlWk9EZlhZTVVnckYxTlJPYlVQUEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZk1EZE1PWXlIb3E2VTVQNF8tVm8tVnJZRG0tSXlfOEQtMUlMb2tWZDRyLV9QM2VmM29rNEFHbUF4Y3dadURfcEdkOFJ1RWgxd2x3M1JBQ2pOdm91YVRXMlVGcXRjVElsTGJGaVd6R0VPZW8yNHFnaHRyOC1Hdkc1dEU3ZERESVhTVkJyZTAyNFQwd3NQUmd3X1B4TFkyN3hZejNKSThCTWl5YktlN29BeWJpWjIwMFNMYzNaUEw5VFBCNXNrU0hh |
Not a good look. Hopefully this forces SpaceX to take quality control more seriously. You can only move fast abs break things for so long. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeXdING1Kc2xlVlAtWm9mUnFkUHZJTk80em5tUU1icmJObW50eDhfMkRtWTBkQm1KQk41cmtBZTk3UUR6NEVaVGpuVEFmMlZPMmxOZkZGV2VwaGVDRlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVklXbF9qX3g5VHJkdEN1d2pCWlFNVHIteUlueFd3Mmx4bkZQcDduc0F1anhyOHE3RXphbElaV2ZESmVISUIxalUxcnlQQWU2YkpMckQ5MWU5bUt1alMwdUozTjB6aE9iQlVGNkszZDl0QVVIRlAwSEVVODNMTl8tZWU5S1RhcGpKcmRyQXRqVkc2OG1TN2JLdGpuMTNzZGRQc3k3S2RVMDNuMjZPcms2TGptdEJWS0JTdVEwREowczQyRFZmT3Uz |
I’m seeing Transporter 14 launch now listed as Saturday June 21’st at 2:19pm local time on Next Spaceflight app. Is that correct? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTlVRV0NfeWdBWDdpRFpndzNTbmtCdW9LcXM2eXdQOTYxVDJCYXRuRW1WdGhEZkNzNklOMFZtdEVvczlObTJNNzU4Z3NCNE1sVDg4VjA2eVg5T2tSQlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMWxjX0dGcnA2LXB3SS0tSllNNmVSdUtvUWFRbW5rYTczX0hoOUhSa3ZGV0o2M2RiV1M0U0pQTmFtTTZMMXpTaU1QRzFUZXRXS1ZuOXpFdWphak1sdlhfbjhrMjdUS2dFT0FWbVJTWV82aFNXTm9GM0RwT2ozSkpybTN4a0hld3NlUkowU3pKXzhJd1REVFctRHlUUHpHUjA3VTB5NnUtSnBZajdMcE5QOS12YTlpOHV6OEh0ZFhiZjNxSVl5c3ZpSUpOMVJSMURSMlBIV1Zxc1FMcjNzdz09 |
I'll be real, the starship program is eerily starting to echo Tesla's cybertruck program. Constant issues and the big problem is engineering for the design rather than engineering a design that will work well for the environment it needs to work in.
This however was something new entirely. Failed on the pad itself before there was even a proper launch. We went from exploding over the indian ocean, to exploding after takeoff, now we're exploding before takeoff.
Is SpaceX cutting back expenses here too to "streamline" the process? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN1lkVUNYa3RkS0ZhTEQwWENwRlRaSU9JOGNaclNlaUpXRnlYLTBYYXBDWjNhT3lmLU9taVNZNk1VNmRGYnU0aVlWM0VrQkZUbTRXakJIcWgzZ1FhV1NwTW9FMDUzT19uZmlZVk9LT0taZEE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZDJPMXVMLUpibExtYWk5WnpNUzhJeElGQXZxT3FDYVc1d1FlMVc1TTVsQWZnU3NfY3hlcEJGME5aUTJqWVctLXN6V2FpcTNGRkZCdTZSMV9qS1lxS3NRakkxWmg4ZDA2andPQWMyNk5OWWN0V01memtxQW52bzR6TjNmZVlNSGVEYUJDMG9RWjRrVHRPUW9RNFJiS3llWHVsaVo2dUMxUFBHNGhrQllFb3hGYU9IejZRNHFXTTRrZ1J0SmtkODUy |
Copv and exploding rockets. Name a more iconic pair.
Of course, people outside of the space flight community won’t really understand what it means. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeF9WT1B5ZzMyaDh5VlU1YllKTUxUcFNwSV9VNnBDTEhWakxXNldzZjdBblkwS3ItdVF2d1ZnX0NsZEtXV1VoR051a3BucWh3bEltOWNSZkkzdklxX0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNGRqMEp3LWY1enVYWVdmQUNEUHVkVWVISWJ2VmhNSG0xTjY1YWdaQXFlSlFfblRXclhsMVg5dU5BdGN5RlZYYnh3TDA2dmFtamw0VFpud09pTDh3czVsOHB1aFhQdnR2RGFuc2d3MVJUVU5oMnRQcHM3UUsxb0I0ZGhHTGdnd00yeWVaTUdyUnNYdTF0Zkcwb0k2S1o4ZDBWam5pYlZkUUFoN05UQWdUa0h3clk1WlU2TDFrUlJObURKZW5kdWo2 |
The big question is Massey's. How much damage and how long to repair? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUGNSZFBXb25CZ1ZGVmVrdjJic21jck9wbFQ4cWhpNnBLTzg1Z0duRzV3anpDNDBqc1JXSjNyVFE2NzRtcDFQNVR5WEJGX0p1eXhsc1Q0cnBBSmlSUkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVWlzMHRveFBiQlFiVTZZbk9sUEQ3V1Zkd0stRzhkMnNGWTNCY0hyNVd4SnluOGhJWG9KbTNaUF80MTdwT00wX2pBdVdHR0lyZFp6VUFwUXMtNU1PcWJXendDYXBqdURNb2xjNThXUXJnN3VfQ1YxSnhENm5LWXRXeVFqYUptck5oZkF2Z2JYRXpMMDV2ZHpMbXg5M3l2X0hXNXRtZm50Q2pQUjNhX0M0Ym1TeldKQkFoZHpRQ0o1N29TUVhHNjRL |
Eh, the tweet strikes me more as self-aggrandizing than a reliable source.
*could* it be reliable, sure, but i doubt it. let us await the investigation. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYnMydlg4dnRMY0o1N1VTbFk0X0RTMDlzaXZobnh5OXlMN3BvX19GZUZXeXpSUVZFeFpQWGVJeHNMLWZ5N3VKVnM4ZUdsbnhteGdzNmxnWUhEVExIclE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY3hkQThSWDcxLXhObnRPTFZqY3N6M2t5ODFMNEdPRG02OFRqWnVOYVl1ckJ0S2xFdXJZMGVfTUJja2lTM0RjSHFvYVY2VUczRHVJSlBFRUI1NzFkbE9XY29yNzNLSjltRFEyR3FWS25EQjRpVWZGMzF5MEtST2tkWmF6NXlWblRWUWFfSU5MSk9KYXdSMWNuc0JlcVFVR3VyanYwQ0FrRWpmQWVFWjE5c3lZV3o1NGdHWjdJRVo4cmF5Zlg3UGRt |
Move fast and break things is all cool until someone breaks something that is too expensive.
How’s launch tower looking? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ05DNkd5MnV0OENpV3A2QVdsNFpQMVlFYkpBaWhwTVJUNUJNVHNaRUNxckdyenNjZGZfNUVidmlXekVrTVhUZEZleW9jSlhtekFySkVaSW5Ldmd2eGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSGxrZWxVeHJXdHQtZXN6OXNTRnp3VEtzcmljc1dNeHJkdFdXVFdhOE8ycUJTdTdUNGJxRHFfRW5CNTgyV0VGcWF1R3VfREFDc0g3R1hHdzZRNl92NEltT1UwczgzQTZMemg0S0tkM203VC13OXI4cmhEc2pvQmVKMXN5OXNBNHhHdjV3RXRVb2ZXUVcxS2ltREVkcmxnN3ZqQWtrdWo0eTA2STBvemJneUE4d2ZjYkVrOVd2VVhjZnNtdVJWTm1U |
Well, no. This wasn't a data-gathering test, it was to make sure things worked without risking the launch pad. They didn't even get to the test flight and I wouldn't be surprised if this COPV was just something that works for now but will be replaced with a customized version later on.
But they found the problem without blowing up a full stack on the actual launch pad...that's why they have this test stand. They might have to do some additional testing of the COPVs or make changes to how they handle them, and they'll have to rebuild the test stand, but a procedure intended to find problems without risking more valuable infrastructure did exactly that. They got little out of this Starship apart from some build experience, but it was never going to do more than one test flight and they're going to do many more test flights anyway. It means a delay while they rebuild stuff and figure out how to prevent repeats of the event.
They do now have another data point on large real-world methalox explosions, which will be relevant to things like future hazard assessments. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcmhxc0gySlE0TTMxWVdpR3RKTm4zNGNQdzBQdGg0ODRZWW5hRVFENWp3MUUzenJKY084bnlpU2VuZFhCbEZKVlhXUnpsOGxUVHp1TFhlTElhak93bGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVlZQTFhFZThIZVBMU051S25yV1FOODJjY0c2TkU3TmpVbWtYdlI0WUhqRENnZXM4dmkzNEdKNkpTT2x4aFZ3cUg0cXFiRnlhN0VNMVZMdlRSanh0TEZ3eGZjeWwtQVgzYWRqeG5BX0U2ajFwRzlOOXluc0VnQnlyT3dlLU8zc3ZLNU52SENZcjNoaXNpMkg0ZTZkLTFhLW5xYzNyQTZickpvZTRaYVViWHRUem9CdU56QlNNb0pJN05JQTh2WWd5 |
Jesus that poor dude still thinks Elon isn't responsible for the culture there. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaVVpd1dQZnpZaUVyU2hNeE1RYjJqd3NLSVJrTXpTcUsycmd3T0FZcGxpSDNOMHQ1Qy1YWkdQbFZOeTFZTXhNMUlnZ1l4eG9RV2RfWndUODkybW40UHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSnhEUHoybk5fN0ppZEw0bzM4S3M2aEN1dWh4WklRTURyX1NxazhaT3h4eVhSVnZXTXh2ZWVIZFd5SmVKLUh2SVVfbEVTZTc0OTQ0eTg5UWtQd0JMOHdXV2cxdE4tTXFiQUFQZ2NzQzBhajdTbmllOXVlVXF6emZVMlAxZWN6Wm1KZnc1WWdORV95aU9iNlo4bWExdkRJNHZaQVltcDdFQm82NDdqMGtzOFZaTjJmeElHSGhSR3RqRy01eGdXRUJE |
I understood that reference! | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLajJMX3o3M3lDWU9SMHh2TzF3cDN0bU9oMU1fWUMtd1B5NjYteHA3WUJtZVhZS3lRR2lueW9tdXo2a0pjZVNISHFrU0JINnJfdmk1YUIzN1RPR01SdHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRTNkaHRxdVIwQ0JXVWpnNzAxZ0hodE85b1IzcDFqZnlneVAwNGxoM013cUZMSHpqeUhKOXdtRkozS2s1emw4dnlSVlh0SkZtQzhheUI0RlVaaTkzQW05VVViR2EtUUp5Ty01Y2dOV29ZdGdyeXVVbWRCand6emFDeF9MUndJYmNOOFBNaS1nd1pLRDhETGFPdktyeE1reEMwbEIydTB2Nm1mUFJscmtienpZYnBMSTVVU3d0ZGhVSVNOR1VZWjN5 |
And can they possibly re-purpose the half built launch pad to act as a test stand until Massey's is repaired. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY2xGMjNMSS1Wazh4d3VldEQ0TUNsU0RodG85TmVZdEIteThEeER2UFBNaWV5cDNRR0ZQZEh2cG4zQmpsak5UTGFDSzRoSGZra0huWkRLM1RDeUVJQnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbDJTcGI1cEM1bmIzUFo0ZDZoM1VzR0NXd0tGT1VPSGdIcExadkNhUGUyNnpCTm1NdHN3bWJuNWJsVHdtWElrVkgwdXp2SnprU3ZETklfMzJncmFLNGJ3WVUwbW1vRjZwZ1RqeFJaVVB6UDhYakFwb09QaGpqLURpc2tpVk9VcVFWOHVnUXZTV3ppV0VyT0E5R2hDWjBtQzNMenV0N0oxVloxX29vaF9hQWJCcHlqdDJyWWtNLWM2OUtxNVdSUUxv |
So two… Doesn’t exactly seem to be a common issue. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdDc0UmhnRFZOdExvS1lDczEzRm50UVlCTnRlQlJLbk56SXNkMy1GVkJiNFNtMUU0Slp1SnN3LUlsaWJrRjhzQ0Q2NDdGMGpGZ2lPQ3NJV0J3OEE0ZUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNTVlVmVaSEdaYlo5OExDYTJBdUtKeDFDdkZwTFQ5WGo3eGpMdVBnWTZDV3ZzRnlSSjdERlU0SFlNYThsUVNYNDZqRGY1WXJ6cTdndjhxYXRhMjJJMHB0Zms2MlR4NjZNMDJ0b2t3RmpIMlgxaUU1SEhHcHRXNWtkVTN4VUdGcGl2WFRlcXhNR0dTLTB5VkdrNGV0OGlIektLc3NRdjE0blRmSlZ6ME51UC11Mk4wakJnZzlEYmZxOVd5c0x2Wklj |
Common enough to ever rule out using starship to carry humans. Considering Elon would also probably require astronauts to sign a loyalty pledge to himself and Trump, the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
Instead of being a boon to our country's spaceflight ambitions, SpaceX will have eventually effectively killed them.
We put all our eggs in one basket and we dropped it, that's what's happened. And now a mad man holds a crucial function of our country hostage to his fickle whims. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZjNTTjBpMHUwNUlsUVZJcEpkdHZ2d0s4NXFGcVA5dWF4VFUyTTdTZ1NzLURWVWRLUUd6NXlmRV9BZXRyVkI0ZXpfYl9RaGxFaHRnTjI3Y21ZQzJmeGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLckxTQS1ZNi1jWnZLRzluVlYxSU45cjY1SnlHVC1zeDFpOEsyVi1ESHdfX2tvSUFYUTB0RWxDbm9EM0tSRzBhVWJuWDMySUlhZWRmZ2NZUGxMNWo1UVlzdnluZU9FV24wdkRjZzRNZnJrUV8xaldrQ2d0OFBIaUVfZUt4U0hIWmU4U3JXYWI3QzFUdk1JblNiUS1iaDlCbTlqN2p5X0lza25HeDZJVW1aTUZrVlBNZzFTcm1panFBVUUwdkxWWE9P |
Agree. Doesn't look like they're going to learn anything from that one | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLN28yUC1DN1k3WkRSV1luMFR4eUgyWmhPbXFMUEh2emJKdHBxNTBTblUyRFcyV1Nqc1BVbnFnZ2dEZktObWtIQWJJNU1vSUlwYVFRMnZIaVNHSF9kdEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRUxERkl6NkNsVE03WER3eE9DOTVkeGdsYk1CRF8zNVpzMjJxVDVfWmdqM1FmaHRSRXhsLXRza2xmMHFQMHdkc3JDU2VQRHpsajVDQUdXa3VGLUJPeTNVOXE5T2pmbmJLbTktc25JOFZ1bGhaNGk2ZlBuYVYzb3g2bmg3UXU1Y004OEszYUhBNkpmc1BLUnRoLThRVTlSS1UxbVUybDZLWWZ3S0x0QXVWMGRWOV82UlN0UW1FbHRpOXFrY25WYjVzdUl6UlZzejliMjY2WTVtSTJEYmtMdz09 |
Next it’ll explode in assembly | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa1BPeTB0TnlGNlNzX3FJNGJmZGhSYUVGTi15QmhIWmxmV0tWMmZlb1F0LUNzQlV4c1R3U2tLSWxNZHpGVUdMSWpFc1YwdU9Fa1ZvbkNXcERpZzllaXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSVhndVVaNzhJbVdZZjdld2xZcm1zZkNSM2d4OHBmOTRPY2xPWDA4UWhoa1lMQUR3Tk5adU1zTm9mWThLQ3FlbTJCanZEZjJCd1AyWVRZS19NMk1jb1llUm1VQ0FFVjNrRV9mMzctcG5pUURwd05RaFp0cUVUd0FuRXZ2Z2ctVTBULU8zVGdqOGZKVmZOaU01RlBjcE03RW5LWTFtdlE3NlhXQUJJNWNSWGVrOGxRQ3JxbGdGRTdpaWZKaWpsTFJY |
I like this line:
>There are no hazards to the surrounding communities in the Rio Grande Valley. Previous independent tests conducted on materials inside Starship, including toxicity analyses, confirm they pose no chemical, biological, or toxicological risks.
Like sure, normal operations don't heavily pollute the environment, but I've got to think burning all the equipment at the test site to a crisp released at least one or two toxic substances into the surrounding area. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaDJ6Zk9waWpmckI1OHk5RzJWWUVGS1FScUtZeFFmMnpxZzNhOUNtbDJEOEdJQnRoazlSZVhGSmtJTHRZLWpXODlKaWFQaWxPUy1GMndQNnhKWGpBN2RPdFZSc19CQkpiR2FQUjAzeldMam89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTHRIczkta1lacXlUMHJZMk9RMVZzSUFQUDd2eGl5UDZuaTk2SkVuUENxLWZNTVE0QzVVaFdrTlFDR3F6Vzc3X2xFWmd2b1ozWElYS0tXRjJHSjFkTDYwUUZCWjk4X2huS3ZhVjBxUGlPMjkwZ1d0TWFFRllBTkJWQkdvT2NiV1BUVjdLeS0yUFdCN0lBVXVkS01SYUlIRGF2Sm43TjVJWk5wTDlXY1VVbzgySFk4YURoZjA5MHhPMWhzRjhsUFJ4 |
But given the front fell off. Is this typical? Do we expect future front fall offs? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYkd1NEtEcmpNRzdmR3lPVHNFczIxdU1QczhkZjY2Sm1yb0wxSUxweFpmTmhVcm5nZGpzek9BeWtxQTJqc29TdWdzUHJIREE3d0VZY0l0dF9nVzFCVWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMHlIc0dWQWhZQVdUYUpiUmVIYjJnaFVZMGJVX2FpVTFWeEZfMmR6ZkZqdmNTTTgtSEx0cjI3Ml82ZGJuTmxKVnhacThIcEVZZUFYQndpRjVzT0loSEotMTg3NFd5Nk4weTlnX2g3d1JEX0N0SGlxOF9TZ3liYmkyZUJRZ2Excl96d3F3enRfNmlIcWdJUnQ1MEhPa29iamR1UEwyZ2hlMm10MERURjNpWWk3eEU4WEZFWTVBOVJQWmtXQ19LejBO |
"U.S. Department of Transportation
Erik Soskin, inspector general
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Earlier in the month, the department’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into 2.6 million Teslas over reports of more than a dozen crashes involving the company’s Actually Smart Summon mobile app…"
" Federal Aviation Administration Michael Whitaker, administrator
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His decision [to resign] followed a call for his resignation and “radical reform” at the agency by Musk, upset the agency fined SpaceX $633,000 in September for alleged license violations during two Florida launches of its rockets. The agency said the case remains open. "
" National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bill Nelson, administrator
Nelson stepped down as NASA administrator on Jan. 20 and his replacement, Jared Isaacman, a tech billionaire and private astronaut, is awaiting confirmation by the Senate. Isaacman has flown on two private missions on SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft and is reportedly an investor in SpaceX. "
This doesn't even get into the EPA, SEC, and DOJ in the article, which I think is just as serious. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLclNSNGRSYm1DajZ1NW1tSENxMnhwekUzaGpXTVB5WnAyUjc1UFdFbUtVWEphTUdyUmJIcDRIdmNTOTE1eVRIeEp2X19kTWZ4eC1Xb3RzVkJGbk5pRkhuSk5oTFNuQ0lPYnliYU9sOWN3akk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOWlSeVZqVE1qWE9seV9UNVJyQXMxd0NBNEM3V2F2S3FIV0d3R2NzT3dzNU9jYU5rcXRJcW1uZXNial9uSTNFcUxHTkV4NnVHSVJjb2NQMzBBWDZCd2N1eXRNSGJBRUxoRDVzNDl5UjVoZ08tdUQ1YUZESEFpUzU1cFphMDhGVFd6dVBWWmlxN0FCY0tBQW5WZnlndndTd3B1MEU4dzBrS1dXaUY2b005dDRrdUFtaEpKZm1NMmRheEVhYXJrWlNZYlRmV1FlU21ZZjlDVTJuZ1BFeDE3dz09 |
What a long, winded way to say you have no idea what you're talking about. This is just you soapboxing while adding nothing of value to the conversation.
It's literally a one off issue by definition. A supplier's component failed at less than its rated load. What does a faulty purchase part have to do with the design? They've already proven you can rapidly reuse rockets. They've already caught and reflown a booster. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaVVWcXJmR0VBZmtJX3c2STFKeGZLOHNOd19rZW5uRXFBSmR0N3F2SzVOLWtQZ2NVczdrbVFWT28tTm5SOWdmbnBHX3pXMmVyQUVfTFA5WmdDOTM5M2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUklHSVVXSWV0eVBZbmVSbVd2RFpIQjZFREROWi1RRzdCRFNJYTFjOUI2alNHQ2hOWWl1LVNfLWpnVnZSMDJaMk1ZaUVVV19mZlNmTzlHWEo4d2FmWEVHY3diNEc3aUh6UVYyd25pd2VKU3cweENveGFIaUlHM21EVXI1R2NVZkU1Wl9rRTJvby14Z3E3NUI1TG9oV3NfQ1NlZ1pCbFdkUTBPQW1BeFZxZkdEQk5PQ2hJU2RpOEx5R1Z3SHJEZW5Z |
Assuming you guys can execute. Execution has always been Blue’s Achilles heel! | r/blueorigin | comment | r/BlueOrigin | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUHNKb25sVGZaNG0tQl8wSE5lY0hMVjRPZmVnODZQMW5RN1VrMVJDUExmODE0ZFphM2s1cERIbU5BS1lFRlpPZVZTUi1lRjFyeVVqUzdnbEU0M1JYV3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLalE2VFEyN09HWmJGajI5UW1GaUhxeE9KUHE5bDVVSmpMTFFiVlJkcHhHQ1oxcXQxdDlBeGd4elhnZGF6Q1BwTjVTdF9KSFRubUFFLU53LTRTUG4wMFFoOUVhV3VLNGxFVTVhX3l2R0laWjhJd0FnRU9XX2JCMkZhWHlWekVYWF9NT0pkblhBdENmWVA5NlVBM2FNRWpxc09fSEFyTy1CSV9Jb3BKSmRMdERBc2htWk1JSGFxOWhTYVktQjRGMHdV |
NASA is Musk’s personal piggy bank now and he doesn’t like other people doing projects. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSU9KZzZaWHdDLXdHM0ZDd2lwM3BQVVI4Z2EtYV8wZ2pCS1lGRGQ4ZVk5VkRyZzhGMjMycEU4YnlWMklKMG5HX2FxaFlVNW9VZDV1MWcxNVdob1YyV1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLV0dnc185c3pJUzQ4anN4aTg4UXpxNFRTbFlrT0ZNZ3RVaE5rVjFJSXpwdzFROEtla002NmtGWlJMV0kzZGViSmZjek1wVTY3ZXlZblBjb2ZpZ2xuUllkcjdodi1saDRnemtrbTBKa0MwSG5adkFUSXBINzR4VDc0djlMcWpfVzU0cF9ieHRTTVJmQTFjXzVMcmVGY0lBSWVYOUpBbTFWMUk4UmZna21QQ292TG5qUkQxcDR0QlNKdmszamczTDB2VkpNcnZfRTVSYmZjUkxJdEdBTzkxdz09 |
> Disrespecting me was a mistake!
Yeah, I trust this guy about as far as I could throw him. And I'm a weak nerd. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTlFZQzB6QXRJRmZ2QVphaVJGVE10Wm55UUFuVl8zVGh4Vldfb0FIazdFVV8xeUxpNS1PaGthZ3FRS1ZjNmw1SEFyZmNDb2RhZ0IycWtscmFOZDNGMWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZElraUl3cHNPV3Y3SjQtdFljSk5DY3R0bTNWdUI5TEIwV19JbE1vODNPdGdXMHFmUWVOUXpheng1V2xhcHFieW9WZWxYdXhCd245OXFLbmxSenJsZ3hJNFhIVGJWS2lfOGlieXdtMkFnSm9ISHMtZmV1RGdBbGdQTTRuYUtiQUJzRXhOOXAxaHNCS2RwcFQzc3JMcnVFYXFjeTR5dWg4THY5UTBlZFZ5VTZfSDc3RTRKU0RqSU5wc2NRWjBWSF9Z |
It sounds like the answer is "we'll figure that out once it's safe".
I do agree that's the *big* question. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLM3ZuNmFMSnpiMEoyQnRTUmpkem5Kb2VZRVJRblZyaG9xQmpKSF9va3BlWnh5cFpiZmpRZU02WVRkUnRzLWVadFJtVlNvNXdtT3dRLTladzh1bElYdVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTVFKRVFGT3RBd0FPMU52YUZGaEFRR2gwUmJRQkZpdVVJQWtTMHNQWm0wdENFal9DYnhuOW1ZMm9paHhDUXJjdjlLQzh6Ynd3a052VFVYVHo2WVExZ09YbU04cmwwM2FJTGxtYlRyak9RTnU3YWZ3UUQxam8yeDZtYnI1RXU3dUVXMmw1VlVUNmdqMnhxUWVoWnpGR192dDlHSHRFWmpvaVJMbnFrZGdyN0N3U0hhbkx4WDBrNnV4UWRHZERNMmdj |
> Considering Elon would also probably require astronauts to sign a loyalty pledge to himself and Trump, the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
This is ridiculous; has this happened with any of the *many* human passengers that they've already launched? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc2EyUHN2Zy1qeVpxaV9paGprR0NIN1ZVQ1ZlUjV3UVQwSVg5X3JhcFAtMUVfMnUxSDhXX2tteUFVOW1UNzJXV2o1bGVSRTI5TTQ0cC1oODlfT0hQd1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLX3RJNzNoNURzQ1FuWE12TEd0YlhCc0xCaHBRb3QwdTZjcmdKTW5CeHIxY01CT3ZRblFNM2JFcWlDMWtMR19rTEhPZjMtaDVobGxqT1JIRV9EX0dXSXEtQjJPOF81R3h5YmFCc21rcWN5YkJJZWVrQ3cxeTMxZi02UXlTMGFkVzRtMU90cEtYdTgwNmJ3X0pYU2JwVWJxaW95aWJNaG94Y0MyaXNENGl5aE91RDVhbENoY3JOem1iMGZ3eFB2YnRf |
Plus this developed goes against iterative, reliable, mass manufacturing, or reusable design philosophy. Goal iterative get good enough product for market so you can get into market faster then have market share feedback apply iterative quickly improved and upgrade product fast so can be more competitive. Plus starship development is completely against Elon musk 5 step process how they made falcon 1, falcon 9, Tesla model S3XY line, FSD, & Etc. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMHdfUDJrVnRHdFphaXZadjZyTmxjdGV5aW1obzFfMmo0MkIzNXdlYklOMWdvTFdwSWVYVGJudjVMdWJvd1FuemlwZG5IU1llOHpDdmE4b0RheVN6S2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLR2F6UXRUdHZHbl9UMGpDdklwM1ZmR3ZSOXZNV0lNVmsyTFVrcDRlcUVwTHhuakpWaGhqTGEtNGU5OGNjSXVqSkhaV1NXSjkwbHBib3VNR1FnZFlKVVpCczRaM1F0N2JIVWtIOEl3ZzF0bGxzRHlPSEhmMW9fT04wNDFnRUlQemNwSHh4RE5JaEVyNU9LMnpQRUR4bGFqMmlueFZGaVIxdkNsOU13SUhtcE1DeUhNa3dSQ214QlNQOXlsWDFzX1otUkpNMUNvR1ozUGNPVGZ5M2FDckdQdz09 |
Is there really no better alternative? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRkhMaG1XZndWaXhpZkwyZVJjcWdzYVZWTFJBbjlxQmpPZXJja19PYmlkV0xsaDZYY2tVUHVhVFFLZjc0RmdDVlZNMHF0ZEw5d2RrSl9ISGlqcTJHQXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNE44d3JaVGxOZmRlNTZkU2JoV3NyUUI1RmFha0thb19relllV3RBdTU1bS16QnRDbVNrTGhNUjRhSm9RQldHbllVZ0liV3BoXy05RWtpVjZKMnVJSFZtdkZXX2JYcnBRbU8tV2MtUEFfWG50cnNndW56cWpCNUx3QkFCNUNvV0ZXYWNvV2NJSW55XzkxUGJzNUpiRUVhUExwRlMyMTZpLXRNajd4dEs5NlBBLXNGM2ZOWDh4aGdYM2FDbUJRekhH |
Is Elon sure it wasn't a Sniper this time? | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdGFPZHdoZmR2QUFUWkZVUVVBYU9CYkp5UVI4bklpYURqV0pFeUcwY3h4ZnZSVVZzZ21JN0RfTko4M3dnVFp5ODdrZGlaaXYtNXV1U29FS21hNUlZQ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSkdFMjcxZk9PTkpMUG5scWVWVUxDUDkzX0hOcEdTMkJ5dkRXY1Zjcmd0M3hqUVdWVXNXS0pQZERUWUpUNjZKOURDYWo0UkdjQmpSQ1NYY0tEczFraUVhT3YxSzJCVGZvbXBtVnJDbGg0Qk9LZ2ZrYkhZa0dTRUdiSy1uNm1oYl90Q05QNXVjOTEyMGVqN0hxbXN5dlZFTENNQjJIdUo0Q2VKN3d1YXVFRC01ejc1VnRZS0czQXRlMHNoRHNiUzlY |
Some number approaching 100% of that fire was methane and oxygen. Unburned oxygen wafts away in the wind, and unburned methane also wafts away in the wind. Combustion byproducts will be gaseous CO2 and soot, the latter of which is basically pure carbon. The stainless is basically inert but should be recovered because it has scrap value. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaU1zMm1wbXN4X2tHMkhMVFVtZ3FXV0RTaHBYdFVraEZ1bkdXVFNDOXpVVXp6YU5HWFRyeXZuZlEyNWNLSDBCNVdOY2t3MmgtN3hFVjV2bkJUWHJTT1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaTFEU3R4YkcwbDRVNmpaNWRNSGV0MkhFOTJENk5QSkg3X1Q5T3VEVnZzdjZPT2NmejFQUmhtNFR4a0RyYnVac3hjY0xKVFRpZXhfQjZpOERIU3JOajJMbmZVdHRTdXpzN3V1dlo0YnlnUmdWTVFTNy1odHozbVE5VlFHSC1wdnFaVHhDSXp5b3dJT1pId1lnU0hvZlNUSHpaanJqaHZ1R1owNTNvTU1BanJDSndUR2p4M1hSbTZ2YXpsSERpdjU5 |
Just proves you have no idea what you're talking about. You're suggesting the reflying a first stage booster on the falcon 9 or a starship is anything remotely similar to reusing a spaceship that has to go into orbit and go through a brutal re-entry. One is exponentially harder than the other. And they can't even get to that point anymore. Also, the COPV is by definition NOT a one off if it's happened twice, and if a part that SpaceX buys from another company fails, that's still 100% on SpaceX for not properly certifying the quality of the component purchased (I honestly have no idea whether SpaceX does outsource the COPV tanks, and suspect you don't either. But the fact that it was outsourced would not diminish SpaceX's responsibility on the matter.
The only thing you add to the conversation is your fanboyism and glossing over the difficult of the whole affair. Cope harder. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLeUwzZEtvQVhmbEVuaF9hbEFJUDR6SW5BanJDR0VWaHNuSTROQm5EMjFYVTEwQmpnVlFIVERXNUk1OTE4MTBWeTJUcGxEc2hxNnBJWHcteklLd0RUOEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbWxaVERaUHQ3R2puSFdpaHBmYkI2SEVEbF9OclFkQ1J6OXFOVTE5WmR5U1B1RjdoVE5taEp2bml5cHJ0N3ZlbXYyNUljUDBPOURuNE5jb29Gd0dZVGY0d0tMUDFaaEE5WnU5LXltbkZLX0VJU1p6UlpLREVDTEcwcWVnNXdfVjJvU2FYUkZqSEgwbjJGRzR1QlpiLWtiaWNnQ1FKbzUzYzlZVTFQb3RpYXVWMGdWcTFITHNRZXZhMktKaktSRTVS |
As I mentioned, I know there is an app, and I don't want to use it. | r/nasa | comment | r/nasa | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ0YtRjI1dHlWallEYW1UVnFjR3B5cWFqalNYa3JTVXlZZGJ3d2pPWjB6Rml0WnBuNU9EU2lLY01vakFZN0ZaMzl0eVdiaEpCRGpVUEJMZjc2alI0X3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZXBCclAzaWdfcjgxSUZ3T1d6RFRHRXl5SWYzamlKMm43ZGNqR0ZjUzFkdWt4OXB2dmxFZUJzSl83NGJLWTQ2eHdlR01LSlRwLVhBbzR0R2xXLWNaSE1fWnhocjV6bmgzR3VjblJDTDhvaUFZZzdUODlLdmVQb1Y2TW85YU51UmFtUFE4R1lHNXdpYlNIWnYzSzBuY1E3a2JrSWo4ZUFoWVoxNEx5cGlEeE9BbmFtaldtYkhtYWJNQWktYUlhZUFZ |
Engineering drawings will spontaneously combust | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ1A0aXZhcjRId1c5cFUwYkFGTjh4MVJROE1vMDc5bmk0YWRlelBwNUFSS2FfczQzREIyOVFQaTl3M2V6N2pUU1NBZkdEVWxDaE5wa0JHemRlSkJzSkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaG5fSDZDR0VKOEczSHM3ZnBNSVJSZFhKa21vdnZRZHJlb0tZajM2VzkzaFRucnVfT2ltWjZDUnlGN3NOOGlHTFVNTnRYNDVVbXVtcVBTLUthaThCbDhIbV8wWUdNclRWYVpOR3J3RWQxYnh0b1lxelVQSC1hV21sUG5nZEpnOWtULXZkWFBqWnFJbnozbFdFdHVCR0ZmUHE2Rkpma0s5NE5Kdi16QkVGNVN3eHJINm9KRjFzNVI2MXNNa1puZ2No |
If done individually, then it would seem that it may be due to a handling issue ? That’s certainly going to need to be looked at. | r/spacexstarship | comment | r/SpaceXStarship | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbko3bDFoVUxMaUZOcm00MWY0dTdnTzN5TzJZaGpFQ2hVbjhrTlZVQmNwaEpVbXMwOE12amVSOFZLdFZHS2dybzBfUkQ5d1ZCQWstTVBVVGpOQjlKTXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYng5NFJBN2NOU3FSMGY4T0ZYd0F6UnhESnl5SmhIQk1ZZ3oxaXAzbkNnNnBHU2N5VmFiODdKZUZlTC1ZLWZBa0c2cXQzaUZrdGNWVEh5d3FKVVZNdG1DWThmbFV1RHk0RUFXVU52UHd4RFotdG5rZXctMGswdjJpQmdxaXYyTUZfMHZ3MUE0ZjZlbktpaW5GeW1zSDZkRVk5a3B2V2MyOE5id0k2bFY4VVZtaTN3NGx2YTlrU3VNbGY3R2s0STZ2azMxU09VbTlHbVZONzM1blBUUDdoUT09 |
You right, it's me that was overthinking, but could you walk me trough the equation? | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLd1NIcDNPaTBWVXVBQW8wOS11VjlReFRLd3BZUGVlRjAyRDVtakJXd1BSRzlJSGFiRWtoaDl1aXNLY244eWh5ZGxoWW10RzRoVXZWNUgzbWR6UUdzSVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWmVDS1J2VWJlbUVKZFB0S05FY3N1LThaTFV6UHJTQld5WldyZUhuX0RVUWRZQXpCTHpIOGRjMkViZTVQLUgtanJMUlJzb2sxRllPS1FHNkg2MFZoVW9UZ3g0aXRXZG8yZ2t3WG1jM0pzUTlzT0pKMEFpeThJUHFNQ0JsY2xlNzZyTTZFdC1Ja1piMVJqS25nei1NMTR0SnlYLUptQWpMNU5oMG5lMDVBMk5IYXNsZGoxRHZQVUhNSFdmZGcwT2xOT3Z4NE4ySno5WTRnWHhVaG12dkROZz09 |
Scott Manley said something pretty nice on his post-explosion video: V1 was about getting it into the air, V2 is about increasing its performance, like shedding weight.
Learning how much you can reduce the diameter on a pipe before it breaks is difficult, and explains quite a lot of what we're seeing now. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdUxoVEIxamdyc0xHNkdpTzBDVUZ4ZVJnM0puUnFUeUlhSk9NS21iVUZ6a0NhVFowN0hQYll1cXpscnhRaTkySEk0VkhmTm5DbUNqdEhfMDlXWEVhVFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNTM2WkE5RHo3eTJhaC1aT2Vtd2hraGlhR1R0V0F0ZnU1Y1B3WFpsbk05d2x2VHYxNjRnUGdYMFVpMGRNNlpCMVpId3BzZmJqZ1VUNDExUGEtWDZua25JRlBiRnZCNFpDVVBvU0d6Zk95ZTVkUmt4Q1k5WG5XZ1NXX0lXY3hHZ1JZU081TFdEZkhRQTVqWXBnUGxseTYxLXFpaUJ0MG5PUWZiNU9nR3JvQkFTVzdpZTBDd1pybEJIQkluVlZ3dEEw |
> It worked really well for Falcon.
Did it? The failures of the Falcon 1 nearly destroyed the young company and if my memory serves me correctly most of the innovative tests of the Falcon 9 happened after the rockets already completed their main mission. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNUh1d3U1VWprdE5rTU1IOFM4dHhTUWhBdXdCNkoxWHBxRTRwNFo3d3JvUkFBVFFOVGFDYUZLdjlkcGJRdU9QSmxpNGJzT195VXJfXzQ2MFlsX2pfUkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSHdHZWpzeG5Nc01KNVZBNXdfRmFTNlhTWmdhc3dCVnVqTjBRWXFmQ1JGTHdoUGZEVVhtOGJhenlmbFJGUFVIWmN2bE0xTi1CYmpLTEllNGRteDJPcUxRVW5SZHBEZTdhQkYyajlpOHNEc05CbDhDWlpocm9vbG9PbGlVQklvLTljM0w4OWl6Y3lJUFpFWUxtV01aZndqSENpQTJtdVpaWXVMQXJMREJkaVJzNUpsc19xNWFlVG4zRnFzT01kcGFSNEo0d01PcWE5Mm5XeWcxN3RJWVg1Zz09 |
Nice, blowing up on my way to the fulfillment Labour Camp.... | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS19EZUV0YzR1RTM1bVRtdjI3c08zN0RLNWc3VWRfd2FLTHo3VWVzYmhKVEtZZ1FqSTNhWFBOajliTFI4QXJGbUFMU3c1cFVoX1A1WHluVkpjYUxsX3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSlJZaUh1aVlPMDVLZTJmQzBqd0VnTm00LWRnLXlfdlNFT3Q4QWszbzB4TUppazZRbG9vU04zeXQ3Q1FGdThsZGFkdkRCS241dGNVb3haaEtvd290bHh2QmU5WUJIQzJNLU1NSWVjSklabTZpVlYtOTJnQThBR1lWV252X2dRV1NCejFiUUFTeWl2em5XX3QtdTNnTkdxYm5sQzdzUEszRnZmUllkaGNjcDFTa08wOEpqcnRZaVduWF9rMEt3bnM1eHl3dEI3dVhlVzRiRjV0bENUdV9TUT09 |
What you're missing is that Starship is going nowhere fast and that Musk has proven that he can't get along with other human beings, even when it is in his best interest to do so. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVGVfYm12ZGdHQlpWMWstRlpsZ1hhTGdIR1h1c3BYMVFXTTk5RktrOHE5VV9lZkRRSUM2dlNUZ1RfdC1CVWh1cEN6a0lNWkZfMWdwMjB0ZUNRS2d1SWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVHd4cnZmSnlaWGp5QWNBRlcwcDdQeU5lM0xRTzk3VzNQQ0ZBb2taaWJfQzJ5V2dYT2hFcXZzX3Z5N1FHa1EzQWFsdjFPWGZEa0lQZ1gtOVFJN0JiYjQ3RlJRVTltSVRIQnVaaU9BQmF3bm84QVRyY1pRdG1qTnhNdC1OeU9LM3YxbFN6MjdycTJmcmlBSTZpaldkbW5ySVFfNHAzTXlwS09MTTJScUppekY2UVVsTE8xS1ZkOEhpZWZDSDlmcXBCMGdQVHUtYU85SlEyMmg5cm95OWtOZz09 |
Or here’s an idea. Billionaires could contribute their fair share to the planet in a sustainable manner, corporations could start being regulated for their impact on the environment, and instead of needing to colonize mars we could just fucking fix the planet we already live on instead of continuing to destroy it at and exponentially increasing rate | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLc3NZZ09sbW1udmlpTnV1bFItSkgza1J3dkw1c3VpQ0JSR3Mxc2tJLTIxOTAxUW42WmxKenlVN2pjVFFOZVJpdzVkVzRCR2x4TEdaY0swOE0tX3RfTWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbjB6MW9sQ2FzZDRDRTRtcGFxOVRGNVR0N1p5TUZLMmlfMVlxMWhEY3FhdW1JYTFZRzFJVEJPcEhQalllX1BTUGJnME5Vd001ZVZyMm0yUmNNaHZTcTlheHRaWHFxNExhYUQ3cWNZUlFmdUhtdWw3MEhaWm1GdEVuVGxWdHdyMnBILVFkNnVUV1FEcjlXdmxXaFRLaEJ0dkdnWWdJb3pVaFVxN3JLZmpjbWdwTElyMGhCTTVxUnVlLXFFRVE1LXhIWFZKRDNyeFR6c0hiTkJCeFVrZmdiZz09 |
Is that a pop-up tissue dispenser on the front? Seems not the best use of mass.... | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdklVd0FMZWRHS3I1MnlwdnFvTGhEM3BqNEVrcmQ2N1NHYXVudVQxazBreGJ3RDUwVi1WX3NiczhPeGRiMW8yQXZGSExleFBqbDRWV3pQVGJ0STJONEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTDNWS2FfX2pwcWQwVGhFeE1IMDNkOFZ0dnBWRTU5TW12YXM2UWtBc242dUIzU1U2alJ2bVhGamREN0tpUV9KSFNkbGhLcHZsZW5WckVQczZfclQzczdyTEFEOFJSV0NkZ1JvZXF5NGZFOTVla0tBMnUzR1ZianZmVVlNajNyOGM5eHY0Rjc4T2ZvdjRYUVhNem50MWRMX1BjTm9SblExeXNZVTd1dWxuVmVFUWFHdlhhOGxjVVBDR291R2tneGVNUkplUW9nVzJqZnlqU3c5WGxZU0tpQT09 |
Yes, all the Tesla drivers and Amazon prime users can now go to Mars...one way ticket. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUkdabVpiZFNtXzBpYmpUcUV6em0yYW91Uk56eVdpRmVuOGY5blZRRTNvTG44UU45ZWQ0VzZjVmlwUHVaRHQyTnRLNktfdU5uWjdScG9EMmlsaGZCUVljbWxHQ1N0bVFqUE9INS1zQ25FbmM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZHhtM3lBSVZJVHQ4ZDFmR3Z4WkhlN2V5VFBGWGtJQ0dEQmNjVnlvTG5zV004UW1mcENtd1JMM19CSWhBWkJxWEFxODY4aHNhcmtkWUN5TGszVS1VYTI5bjM5Tjk2b3N3TC1EZ1lGWktDeThDVTc3U0ZDOEp3d3JUbnZheThXeDdKR0Zld2JHS2hWVTVKRUtHUnNJLW5hOEFIV2xpRGJoelB4TVJPU0xWcnhORGMxb1hSYWRSQk11T2Q2TUc2MUtmblp5OHRUR0xZNnFwaEVNSV92MHFjdz09 |
You are missing the part where that's the worst idea ever. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ1hJaGR6VlJ6a1BfNTZDVjhTSWxUNmdNWWFRcEJzOXpwQzJVNGJIendTbkhvd2NrTUZOVFNKVTF4NWExY2VqTlpITzVvZ2stVl9hbWJRV1ZPeUpMNU9EVDktak9kUkJIRTNUbldmUGR2eFE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdFVFWmtNUHlYRG1WekpmMUJvQjhPNl9RcWVsVkVXX2czZUZYa19zOWZFZ2hYNU56Z09rTHJiY1NXVHByYU4yNERfc1RUWlJpMVBmV2szT0hxUkVYRjZSb0RybUxuUFp4QUZFR1Z2LTl2bEswcmZaMEpTRjE0UHU3NGVSSUROVFJhMThDaFhRNnJEYjVtQU9ab2RzY2wydXZ1TG94d2VVazdOMnZybE5NZ3czdER3U1NTY0pqcW1JWF9kaG8yazVEYjlyWlNuSW12N1paNVJVb0kxcmNIUT09 |
Obviously, it is better to work together just in general. However, these are two individuals who are not interested in much more than enriching themselves.
It would be even faster if they gave money to NASA so they can work on an actual Mars mission. Since they have already successfully launched many missions to Mars | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLZksyZVJ0Q1g3dlFzUnVCQWc4c0EzbnRvemhLbTJIRDZXX3NPM0w3aXprZ0VNYzVrbFA0aTUyWVdQZnZTZkxZTFVsNy1VV29SLVpFZFR2R29sSHpDd0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLcEc3QllKM3g1SnZiQ2ZXOFp1NmtFSW5ZbkFFaVR1YUFWUC0zWGZUMVBtUHRjcGdrVEdGR1JVVnhZcWRyejBFSElrLWtMODQ5RWtBdVNBZEVGWWt3eWdqNXY4eXM2TklRUC1KZFVyYnVZT1d5cWpmSVZyMHZNMl83bWo4VGY0RnlCcXA0NkstdzZQT0tLRW9LTlZVb0xwSUdwUDJseHQ0LWllME5tM1dLTVhQN3JhVnAzSThGbTlwY21HR0xqNzZLX1hwZ3VlSjhzNG45VXY0VnJIQWRNUT09 |
let the mjoin hands spouting bullshit while the engineers currnetly working under them join hands separtely from them and actually get something useful done | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLNE9LNFRRckEySHViaWtFeEpwcXVEQ2pXZFBGczllT1piWmI5VUMxR3FrZ2V0ZmFaenVoZlhVQ1ZNa2d2WEhON2UyeTNRM2l1cWZNVUNzZjg0SkRMQ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYXlfRWJoTlVOeGJZUXRHd0pRX0hBRjFhMWhBTXE4MkRtSTJnRm5zY1NDd3RLOHZXM1RSSlBwVkF0ZXNrZ241b1RhTHV1bXM4eVhUM1NYQkF3dmZNcTJ6cFd0ekU3Uk1sSlVuTWdpMDF0eXZ6aFp5anFOQVkzZWRyb3ZrbElDbFZ6c2lwSDBFMEdUNmV3WWQ2Xy1nNzRtdGNKUzRET3F5YlllMmxUX2tuVkswSHJPMXBjX2xKRFliSDVpS0tsaWJtZS1Ycnlqdkg0TW5CSmFNQThZTUtBQT09 |
Keep mocking them, you can stay on Earth.
As I said earlier, this launch was a complete success just like every single SpaceX launch before it. Even if it rapidly disassembles in an unscheduled way, it still provided data. SpaceX may lose 100's or even 1000's of these ships. As long as one of them makes it to Mars there was no failure. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLdHhYUDktUExaQ3gtWTkxRVZmNjVyS0xad2NIbmdvSGp0ZFhUbUx3cmlCejJrVHFiTG1uUE13Y1VVTlRIbGw3SDJXd3pyRXJhTTVhaFY3M1Y2WkllR2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLRzFYLVRXeXkxTDAwRXFiMV9OVzhFRGJoTmNrNmZCQmc3eU5tMXpPLTVEaUc4Qk5ESDlTM2M3YTlzYnRWUTVWUFQ1TVd0Z0lKZ0c2WW1ZMDVKVHJXTk9ieTFEVmNaYW9GVVpzODZLd0d0MGdQRDRDT3B5cjJEbjFnbDJES1lndG9jZC04ZTctQ1c3T0NQNmZOTHJ4dmZNZ2hsVk1veWx6WU0xYXNoVTFfUGpYZE9Cd2xobzJvT3ZwSjk0VS0tYUR1 |
This phase of Starship development is finding out how far they can push limits before failure.. V1 was the proof of concept. The lighter and easier to produce they can make it, the better it'll perform down the line. This means reducing a lot of margins and seeing what breaks. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVDR3M2hpZWZOZlJuZWdIdkJpc0E3eGtxU2U4VmszanAwMk43NUdtX0tYNjR5ZkV5V3ZJWXJ3ekhfQi1NNzYzYU5lcnFWc1Q2bk9yX0ZuWUFNcC1PNkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSU90X25BMXB6cWpfTUZWQWVOM2MyZXBtWGRmWEFyb3FzaVpSTUhleGhTQlBwemtRZi1UVS1ZVkZIVTh0ZHFiR0x4emdNYmtDT2QwQ2lYN0Q5d3hOOWtXZ291aGlRczM1THA4NVZlX3hONnRwbnZRclh3azBmQUp2MTlfV2RmMUh1RmdrelVvaFpNa2JMRmxBNlFFTzRRNFFnMUlmNmJvNHRvejNsS0x5VGQtN2xxZFB6VFc3N2ZYNU1XcDZFUDhr |
As long as both of them leave this planet real soon I'm on board. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaGZlOEwzSlktS2ZfYUpGUE5Sem9NVEhqOEdScUZfQ0F5UUZTRGV2clZxWHY4emRQLUJpWFRGZFA0V3Y5Z29lOHB1M1hfaF81S3dDOVNMT0JMZWFQVlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLei1veDdrUlpGY21fMTNoS0VHM0R2UjVXZkxjZzMxMF9EV1dYYTY4Y3UwaExEOFpYbEJmdlNyTktCMFlMQ1pWdGpud19CQm1ORjBjTVRRUHBvTktmc2tQZmZhT3FRbkZKSzQxYy11NGNheHFDbkFmcWxEbHhTOUVQNjhGeGR0ZnZpUXZCTFByRGpwQndOMXNCOGNES09vT2xWZ1h0M0tBWk95TVlkRmFvR01SU25kVFliS0NkTkpNZTcteDdWZjRDeDFOUkk4ZWFtUEp0ZzJfVE9DUXZMdz09 |
Two guys who's lives are literally defined by winning and seeing how much stuff they can own could never share like that.
Also, there's no reason to colonize Mars. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUnVYWnQyNFdkOEdPMzB3bDgzN2E1dUFmUW5rMktESDZaVGUwR2hsak5WZmtJX0JXR2lJSm9FT0ZfamRWekF0N0pmcUNDdEhDRV9XNVdHMHF6Mk9jS3gxZmRUMGRxSU91NGNLTVFxQUoxbUE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTjlYbkJ0ZVlvbjNDVW00MnlHOWZPMWpfLVp0ZGttcmtMZXFlWS0yOFRrenFXM0ZrYXJvaXNDLWQ5MFBhZm0xQ291RzB6bW9vMlJXb0ZkNVlPc3hnQ3Q0OGFKOWE2ZlBabXR1RDVDZWNueV9QV3pORTFSUHdRRWVKSlAxVWdTMVZKTlg1SmhpbldOQmNKUFYtMTJfZ3F5dmdPcUFQcEdjckUtM21zWEhLRGJCZ3ZkbGNESklQYXU4ZEl5SFNteGdNclJoNFI1NGtvUXVheU0wa2V5RUVkdz09 |
These aren’t mutually exclusive ideas. We could take care of the earth and colonize other planets as well. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLWGhDVjBnb1BmNERMdHlfNExMalkxZFE1NFd1a0o3bk9zV0U1eXlyQjRQT21IajZ6NXIyQUFtZ3h0YXRpMU9LSTAwZlVaWmZzVloxQ2R1T3BMOGhvMHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaEpOX3QySzdZamdPSjZWNnRhaXR2cGpuckwzdk0wdWZyek1ZYnBkVkR2NHFob2YyS1hHc1czVW9GY09QM3VFVld1dk5jWUR6Yno1SlZqUmczcndUMlRjUVZzWlBFNXRWLUVDX1NqbzlJTk5WekFpTGIza01lTWRtc3BvcUYtSjhndXFYMWZ3b3AyYmtvRXRjMWYtNTIwLUs1ZkdIUE9FQ2QzZ3ZPcWh4bDJHd1d4U3dkc3V2YXlXY2lEX3FUZlFoTWd0a3JoTUdDUHZOM1A0QWNJcmNtZz09 |
No idea to be honest. The difference would be different at different points in the trajectory. I can estimate the difference in terminal velocity, which is the upper limit for the difference in velocity.
I'll use F_d = 1/2 * rho * C_D * A * v^2 for drag.
Substituting rho_air = 1.2kg/m^3, C_D = 0.47 for a sphere and A = 0.00196m^2 we get:
F_d = 0.00111*v^2 [N]
We can set this equal to the gravitational force to find the terminal velocity, since at terminal velocity the drag force equals the gravitational force, making the acceleration 0 and the velocity constant.
The volumes of the 5cm diameter balls are 65.45cm^3, giving a mass of 91.63g=0.091kg and 510.5g = 0.5105kg. I'll actually use g=9.81m/s^2, since I'm using 3-4 significant figures, so why not.
Anyway, the respective gravitational forces are 0.8989N and 5.008N for the rubber ball and the iron ball.
So for the rubber ball we have:
0.8989N = 0.00111v^2 -> v = 28.46m/s
And for the iron ball:
5.008N = 0.00111v^2 -> v = 67.17m/s
So the difference in terminal velocities is pretty massive. Actually, if the equation for the drag is correct it's always going to be the square-root of the ratio of the densities. However, you would need at least 3 seconds of free-fall to see the difference, as it would take that much time for the rubber ball to reach its terminal velocity. And 3 seconds corresponds to a 15m fall, or close to it.
I would assume, if you dropped them from a height of 20-25 meters the difference would be visible. From 2m? Probably not, unless you had a great experimental setup. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLejIydVBhYlFaYjFVcWRoSk12NTlmTmFzcXNGM2stRV9UMndEVldPZTZJTFhzeDJTR05UTXNpb3JGWXZmT3l4YUdieWNUVnItSUZpMmJQSS1uMGVxLWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa3FfbmNLSlRnelgtWjlhNjE1dWdFelNaaUlJWVdDam8tWE9VWXgwejFLS0N5WjJhMDRfc0JsX05LM3NDSl9IS2Z4NUJsRXNJN2dndHUxTk0xQTNLRkZKdkp0dy11TWVRREN3WS1ueFEtcTRBTVM3U3ZMWkhBWGRNNy1lc054Wjd3cVNGaVZmYUxrYWNPaGJFa0xYM3RfMDA0ZVZINXU2Ry10aHN4RjJtTXJYLXk5bXZqSlZaRTlVclhJNWRhYi1UZVB4Uk9tSFZpaENqMzJCY1RwMDE2dz09 |
NASA would have been gutted regardless of SpaceX’s existence. Republicans hate science, NASA does science. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLLWcxSWp2Zzc2WEFRMi1wN1B0NXJ4cDhyandaSF9GWVFjWkNLNmd0REE2S2JQcldEWnlYMklxWlZwODB3VXlYTFl0d0loSnN5a1JoY3FJY3p2dVlILWx1MnFBQm1GNnhJeUJGaUhNWGFxckk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaEpRME16OWNMOFBnQU96R2Fhc3lOc25VMDZjbWU0STkzblZHVkUyQlZ2ZXRONUFRWXc1UEE2ZFlBcUI1Q1VEUjA5N3dNSXBLTDN4cW5tQjdoVVNkTVZuVGNEODhjQldBd0ZpalROS2NXUzFOUmtsRXNDV0ZNNUxCamJJMkNyRk8zRzdfTHJBODRaRnp0WURtZjJHVm9VZWxYdFozMGthck1fUWpoallCZ1l6T0d3UnlBbTlTUGJhQmo1UEtGZ3ZG |
Sir, this is Reddit. No logical positions allowed. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTzFwWHZEZDdnWXg2Q1E3YzBRREpOeFVManFOQnBuWkFoMW1EOWV6NnVlVmFNWW9HMnRneFRIR1JwTmJNTWZlaEs4V3ZfZTdpdWZ4dlZ4Y0VEemxjekNhSkp6SUFKSEdoTkcwN202Z0VHb009 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLOEoxWTRrQTlEdlI2OEo2V3A2cTdHeHh6alhZQUtUUGtYODdJWEh6QmdDVGFrbWlKRWRSVlVuVGpyS0RQRzRudTJlRnptdlNPZ1lTYVRtN2tzRDBIcnNPOVZxeWpnLXl2N3V2T1Fkd2FtZE82RzUwa3NDeWN3cnZzczNnMWFfX0dSR2wyWXo1cWpLRTMtdGFkUGc1N19hUUhMMnZCaVVDNTZGanY1NTFqQThfbzZwTUxLT3JkQm1kV1AyT0QySzFtRGE1RGtndE14VmxhWG1IY21Wb1hadz09 |
As with any time a monopoly forms, we would get worse results for much more money. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLa1JYM1RnRW1sTTI1LWxBSWJKQTIza3V5ekVZaUlVcTVURGVER1pnLUUxd3FLNjdycDdJTXV1MkR2TEVjcjBTMjJ0bnlIUHRJN2Q3ZTExRkM3XzZOMGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVUJPMUhkRzJYdVNCc3B3MnVqM05DajI5YWVQd0Jqa25aak9UWHJhQmdUVWxVNVByNUtBMXF0Q2ZRVU9UR2FpaS1leUJfN2ctRk9jem5neEZOa0ZKbFhLZDF4cUlCTEI4Z3pLM1U2V25ZbTBSbllEYkU2Q3U2UGt3alhKalJQQUhhTnpoNHRZTTFjY3NWSkZ6T1BDdlZRR2RzaWc5ZlM0Znl3WmVuZzJXV3FKbGJMZjN1OG94Z29yYWpzVVdLaWE2U2hyZm5fLWt6VTExTjFBUUoyemNhQT09 |
Damn, dude completely falling for the corpoganda. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQVlNSEJlWVBGbVNQcUdKSW1jQ213YzZoWUpVU3FCVkZPWmM5NVplQVhWVzc0d3ZJTTJCQ2xUdkRrWjBmN2kxMDJqOXRPYWhFMmc4MFlnRlVmTXR0VlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMk1PajJTMVJKLV84M2s0OVJqLS0yXy1OMXpYdFZNdHVWcDBDWjhiWUszUXVXOUhWN1hIQ2ZWYVdQRFMwRm8yRWJYQXF6eko1cnlqQ3lBbFpLSXlTRXJ3RjNXQl9FMklKVUpZSEpsajlBOXJnSWtUQzRFeWVsRHRiOGRIa1JGSGNTWmR1N3ZmNWlDTEx4X0lySUVQaGU0ZEpESnZaMTlZZEVhREVPS3FxZlByR3hjX2NtMkFNbmszZDRocTNqQU9zSExTVnpmSE94OU5OZE9QSFUxQmRkZz09 |
"move fast and break things" works great for software because you can *reverse the damage for free immediately*. Nothing's *permanent.* Doesn't help that SpaceX doesn't seem to actually want to iterate on the design. Utter madness. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLSWJjcVpsSXRDNk5nRWJhbGNvR0ZnOE1raEI4djhFMGhEbXg1dnZCaWFZQkZsOG5RS1N1NmZObDNDb09UazUxaE1IWGc0X2VWUWJOdW11VjVwUG8waXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLY1BjSVBzX2puamJpN1FlRnF2R2Z4MjNVa0ZSNFgwMzJJT080b1l5cFBmNDJISUFoOG1naTJ4ckF1eDRaYlp2QVVLUmNRNE9DQnd3R0VjZkgxSXlkMGlDSXFjOWVKcGt2b3VDeElNOE03cGlZT1k5d21qaDRBa3d5bjVrZy1fczJQdThVcmw1eE9pc3l4cFBuem9kZmRzWkVDeHdPVlF0RV9WamQ3bEhrNW1XeXdYQkEzazlqRnVLZjFXQ1VGRmlkYTA4X2NsWVVtUXlTNHktMmFPbFl2Zz09 |
The above ideas are incompatible with capitalism as we know it. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLQ2s0VHZpZG51ZXdSd0c2OUZqYXBwV3dZNm5IV0FVWm5SQ1l6UTlYeVZYbldOWndCLVlZSFZZRGJDT1FmUWlPbmtjdV95MEpxNk1zYzBYa29jZDRsQnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLTW9nWUVqay1tUDV0MkhRdVJPelBHSGQxS3JzLUN3b0tQSnF5Wlh4UHdsSnZiaS1pT3lyNW51ZVBIbnN3MXNZc3JNbFFyOUtUMFRFTWhEV1NOT3Nuc215SW5BNWhRQ3FfdVFrcVlmd3JZc1ZEamZYeV9SQVZPelRpWEpEQ0dvZEtQaS1NWDJOM2dCcEg2aE1lNTREWFFiX2ZpdWRJNHU4NDYxV2VrbVNQVWFPcjFRQzBsNHJDdGNFSFdIckVqM2FaTFpFSzFrbE9ST1IzN3hCQVl2bnM1UT09 |
You're missing that it would be 100 times easier to colonize Antarctica than Mars, and those businessmen aren't capable of colonizing Antarctica yet.
And from the other angle: landing a human on the moon is 60 year old technology, and 100 times easier than landing on Mars. Again, those guys aren't able to reach the moon presently.
Both sides of the challenge are well beyond what they can reasonably reach. It would be more productive at this point to focus on Ai and robotics, as they'll be helpful for future colonies. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLUEl5b3JsUFVOX001NTFuNDBUankyT3dFckV3U3psOWRwV01mX0xFWEJmazFyZ0ZfX011S2Y5TEhFSU5aY25WdnpHczk5c2NiYlJIbnh3THVMeVIzOVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYkhzaDhVenRNbVIyS1BxdmFMSW80LU5EeUxQOVZiNHBkci00TUh5ci1hWnIzM3Z1VlBHSmtnZkRhb0E0WlIyQjAtWnZyMV81NHZ1TEE4UVdYNG04eTlxZnZsWHNaOHFxbmJtTXBvaGJOd05SY2tPZ0R4b2trYk4yNlRBOWotMHlTamtVMmQtNEk5bjg2MTU5Tkk4QW1GUmtQanhMOHVUM2FOT0pNeFA3UFVxUTRTNm5lSUpiR3dpblhMZm5pYjNtbTVIQ1Vyd3FYR0JRZ2dwTFBmY1FSdz09 |
I understand the sales pitch, I don't think what's been happening is a result of them refining and optimizing their design elements, I think it's the result of them having no idea what they need to do to get this to work. They're not, pushing limits, they're just flailing helplessly. | r/spacex | comment | r/spacex | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLS1EyYmVhX1JGWU1OV1FMeDJBMzJFY0prZmtjUUVlTW55Xzg3dWpzODZYejVQS1VNZkZXOWhMV2dXb0JBbUF1TUZTaU5xeFpTdHNfczctdk50cWR4bnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbG9MNG9FLTNsbUVVdVFZWFBKQ0MwNEVGd0JQOXhJc3U5NE9Wekx3TDB4SE1MV1JEQk41OWd1SWlQWGY4ZEhSM2xqQVBsYk5QTkZXUnhfNVBoWk1XRjJlV0RlcDIxUWRmV0l5b1VneHFqZ0drMnpWX2daMUJJWnZsYzlkTG04a2lZTkFmSzVQNE95bVFKcmZydDctNW14aEluaV9kck1jU2lmelAxcXRDbUZNZHIzeHBaQXVhYzdkTjdSb1lBTlN0 |
Yamaha beat them to it already. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLVDVaS3FjbVlKUzZSM3BtaXphR0hUWk9GUk1xeVBIUjdEbDlhX0R1QmN0TTlBb2ZLTHlIUmhfSklBa29wMXdBTmtzMXk3NDRlM2JpM2JJQzVyNnlCTXpicEVRd3ZfcWpJVW1TQXYtOTRhUkk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLMl83NVZqdC1kX3FzLV9TbVhVNjNia043alYxdUxLYmxOZ3FhUV9zLXFzQ2NNVkZpUFhaY05LXzlpOGJtMlVNRklBclYyN1VoTS1YSWtINklteFpmOTZsNzNxWlQ0Y003Y1B4dzFpMDhfWTNzMURLNDgzRVE0Zm8yVlRwdFFTd2w3LTY3TmJNQ01WLU9ReVZaR3VPd2h4b0laUl92UEVQd3BoV0h5bVdCZ2pVSFNzbjFhMmtyWlhqY0RkMnFHVTNyQ3hTeFpON1JZWVJKTkhOZTFuS2JBZz09 |
It launched straight off the pad without an umbilical tower. You don't see that every day. | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLaVFmWXNWWkpnN2RDR2FNWVZBdkZMRFZFbXhsVGM2ZEZHUTdGOFVTWFJCZWttUG1IQXJVcV9vR3pRNlBZU2IzaG96bVdiX3lqRVRXUFhtanlXaFhhLTFleUM2UjYxTE9lWVhHbFVvamEtXzA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLbWpBTFMwZkpMaGNyTGliSlZacHVqWGQ0ekNhbG96UmR1M01IaUdQNFBPX2xQUTQtMWZqSUhIRGI2eU1CYmNDQ2ZjQUV3MmZPa0ZnbEExaVItY0lKQzZLRTA0NHpsblVkV1JSNHRKb3ktUDZvOUx0S3dtaHZXUHlxc2pCeWI0QWZkNldyT0Y1WDVXazREZVJYZVFVYTVURmR1N25yX1V2eGE2bGc2N2hwamdGX241Mkc3UzgxbUJ6Z2JhRHFkYkN5S2xGZmJOY2hpMkpsSVI4b3JzNklWQT09 |
for the same reason sharks and alligators dont date | r/space | comment | r/space | 2025-06-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLYUtaeWE1VmpjSy1wZVNDa0YyN29ocGViTTEweG14bDhMWmY4U3ViU20weFA3MG15RjJjamw3NG9yaks3YVlSdHJpQ0laYVViZVFsQ3ByVnVmb0tVdXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9WUzJLb1pHS2xURDhDVnNCVThKMHZ4N0E2bjZMNXo1bGhnc05iaDVXWkxVVVQ2b0JEUlhsSjA0WF9JY2F1RWtScURvZl90d2U2aGdGbHF3ZXR5RXdCM1VHRl9LZWQwWXR0cHhaUGlfbDJ6bmtiMXhqVXhPVkd4dk01UFFuX2laT3I1SlhxbG1taDliNjBoeE0wTmlsMUFobzZwQUNFUmszNXFjOVN3Ulp5YUFhZXFMY2NkUWRvR1QyWXpjbDFMWk52QXpVQkRkNXBlaS1QRVVocllwUmp5MFNxQT09 |
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