SpaceX and other space stuff

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Gosh darn it @bholder, I was just posting that cool inside view and you beat me to it. I'm with you, man, I'd buy a ticket for that ride LOL.

NASA suborbital sounding rocket launching May 8, 2021, from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia may provide a brief light show for residents of the eastern United States and Bermuda.

Thanks for the heads up. Probably won't see the pretty, pretty color display way down here in St. Pete, Fl, but gonna try.

And keep y'alls ears open for UFO sighting reports. You know it's gonna happen LOL.

 

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Very interesting!
Mushrooms on Mars: Do These Images Show Proof of Life on Mars?

 

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Very interesting!
Mushrooms on Mars: Do These Images Show Proof of Life on Mars?

No, that load of bunk comes and goes. This is a worn out, debunked item. I really hate those f*****s that write that type of garbage.

 

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IDK...

 

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Chicken Little Report: The Chinese rocket is predicted to come down sometime between Saturday and Sunday. Still no idea exactly when or where.

 

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IDK...
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Would be more believable if the two pictures were at the same resolution...

 

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So why haven't they plucked one and taken a taste? What's the worst that could happen? hehe

 

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So why haven't they plucked one and taken a taste? What's the worst that could happen? hehe

Because Matt Damon isn't on Mars... yet or any more. You choose.

 

[bholder]

No, NASA photos are not evidence of fungus growing on Mars, sorry

 

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Neat! From it's 4th flight a few days ago, Ingenuity helo rotor blade sound recorded from Perseverance lander.
NASA's Perseverance Captures Video, Audio of Fourth Ingenuity Flight – NASA’s Mars Exploration Program

The 5th flight was supposed to have happened about an hour ago. Still waiting for confirmation data? The tension's killing me LOL

 

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Neat! From it's 4th flight a few days ago, Ingenuity helo rotor blade sound recorded from Perseverance lander.
NASA's Perseverance Captures Video, Audio of Fourth Ingenuity Flight – NASA’s Mars Exploration Program

The 5th flight was supposed to have happened about an hour ago. Still waiting for confirmation data? The tension's killing me LOL

5th is good:

NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Completes First One-Way Trip – NASA’s Mars Exploration Program

 

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Oops, forgot to post. For anyone interested in the falling Chinese rocket body, two tracking organizations predict within the next, say, 2 to 4 hours. Hard to be precise on this stuff.

https://twitter.com/SpaceTrackOrg

https://twitter.com/AerospaceCorp

 

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Good. I might be able to see it then.

Oops, forgot to post. For anyone interested in the falling Chinese rocket body, two tracking organizations predict within the next, say, 2 to 4 hours. Hard to be precise on this stuff.

https://twitter.com/SpaceTrackOrg

https://twitter.com/AerospaceCorp

That's pretty close to populated areas and shipping. Hope it comes down safely! What a show that'll be.

 

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Looks like the rocket is down according to SpaceTrackOrg and this quick video.


Good drill, everybody, good drill. Stand down the Ready Alert LOL

 

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Spacex Starlink launch nominal, B1051 made it up and back down safely for the 10th time! Woohoo! I wonder how many launches they'll be able to get out of them when all is said and done.

 

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Looks like the rocket is down according to SpaceTrackOrg and this quick video.


Good drill, everybody, good drill. Stand down the Ready Alert LOL

It came down near the Maldives in the Indian Ocean.

Chinese rocket debris lands in Indian Ocean, draws criticism from NASA

 

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NASA’s Voyager 1 Probe Detects the Steady ‘Hum’ of Plasma in Interstellar Space

"Called a “plasma wave emission,” the newly detected signal is narrower than the plasma oscillation events, holding steady at about 40 Hz"​

...or as we know it, low E.

 

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NASA’s Voyager 1 Probe Detects the Steady ‘Hum’ of Plasma in Interstellar Space

"Called a “plasma wave emission,” the newly detected signal is narrower than the plasma oscillation events, holding steady at about 40 Hz"​

...or as we know it, low E.

...a bit flat.