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Cactus Ghost posted:wonder what the moons favorite brand of video head cleaner is I got one from blockbuster video that seemed to work pretty good
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Cactus Ghost posted:wonder what the moons favorite brand of video head cleaner is is this a poppers joke
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Issaries posted:Betelgeuse stuff drat that's neato
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Buce posted:drat that's neato 
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Mister Speaker posted:is this a poppers joke 
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Mister Speaker posted:is this a poppers joke no it’s a serious question, don’t be so offensive
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i happened to hear a tidbit from a coworker watching the falcon launch today. this is the 279th falcon landing to date. crazy how routine these have become
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Apr 11, 2024 15:36
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i got my bachelor's degree in astrophysics its cool
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Apr 11, 2024 15:37
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SHISHKABOB posted:i got my bachelor's degree in astrophysics its cool dope
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Good news everyone! The Dragonfly mission to Titan is officially approved. Here's the NASA release: https://science.nasa.gov/missions/dragonfly/nasas-dragonfly-rotorcraft-mission-to-saturns-moon-titan-confirmed/ Scheduled to launch in 2028, with a .....2034 arrival at Titan. So we'll have to wait a while for all the real cool stuff. But this will be one amazing mission.
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In 2028, Australia is getting a total solar eclipse that lines up perfectly with our biggest city, right on midday. I want to start planning early: am I better off seeing the eclipse over a big city with a seriously beautiful harbor? Or should I hit up one of the tiny desert-ish towns, as they are far less likely to have rainy conditions?
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Apr 21, 2024 14:47
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Tree Bucket posted:In 2028, Australia is getting a total solar eclipse that lines up perfectly with our biggest city, right on midday. Desert town. Unless the big city is also likely to be cloud free. Clouds/storms are your biggest threat to seeing it, so plan to that IMO.
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Apr 21, 2024 14:49
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Although of course with the big caveat that, you'll never know until a few days before. You're just playing percentages at this point. If you're flexible enough to adjust plans a few days before the eclipse based on weather forecasts would be ideal. For example, the big eclipse that just happened in North America. Mexico and Texas were predicted to have the best chance of clear skies (rightfully so), and Maine, NH, and Vermont the worst. As it happened, it was just the opposite. Clouds and storms all over Mexico and Texas, while Maine was crystal blue skies. So.....
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Apr 21, 2024 15:06
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spacex sent another huge fuckin rocket to space today. the booster successfully had a soft splash in the ocean (hovered for ~10-15 s before splashing, simulating a landing). the ship is in orbit atm. pretty wild stuff
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFkqZF-Ss7o vehicle re entry beginning. plasma is building. looks so loving sick and sci fi
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Looked like a pretty successful test. Elon nonesense aside, I am very excited for Starship and what it means for future access to space - basically, it will be cheaper to move more material into space, allowing for more activities.
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starliner is on its way to the iss rn too. epic day for space flight
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hot cocoa on the couch posted:starliner is on its way to the iss rn too. epic day for space flight Yeah, that Boeing launch was... different. I don't doubt they ensured it was safe, but......
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its mindblowing that they have a starlink signal through this whole re entry lmao. wtf. crazy poo poo
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Jun 6, 2024 14:42
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that was v cool when the fin melted through but it stayed on
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hot cocoa on the couch posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFkqZF-Ss7o awesome
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in a lot of ways starship has the potential to fulfill a lot of the ambitions laid out early on for the shuttle, which is really cool if it works out
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i took off and landed from hundreds of planets in starfield and never lost a fin
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starliner is looking in trouble  and its a manned vehicle rn
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they docked i think
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Rest in Peace, Apollo 8's Bill Anders. Died in a plane crash on Friday north of Seattle. At 90. I met him briefly at an event in 2016. He pulled out a Hasselblad camera and everybody gasped. Was that the one that he used to take the Earthrise picture? Naw, Nasa owns that. Still a cool little moment he did there.
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Mozi posted:they docked i think They did indeed dock.
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Docking is p hot
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sorry, wrong thread
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no this is the right thread for do king
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Tree Bucket posted:In 2028, Australia is getting a total solar eclipse that lines up perfectly with our biggest city, right on midday. Late reply but yes go smaller town. While the eclipse is slated to absolutly dead centre over Sydney itself, July is typically a high chance of cloud. Also I can imagine the insane crowd sizes around the harbour and the beaches, you reeeeeally wouldnt want to be there.
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