Oh man, I watched all of it..almost 4 hours!GAAAAHHHH!!!! I missed it!
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SpaceX and other space stuff
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In my defense, one of the rerun channels is showing Star Trek movies every weekend this month.
I napped through it myself, but the replay is looking good.
The segment with Bob and Doug was great, but those two don't seem comfortable in front of a camera.
That's alright though, I thought they did a fine job. Especially when talking about complicated things in a way that I could understand.
-Mike
That's alright though, I thought they did a fine job. Especially when talking about complicated things in a way that I could understand.
-Mike
Thankfully NASA would never hire me, but if I programmed that thing, I'd have it randomly send "are we there yet?" messages mid-flight.
The hatch thing was interested. Was glad to see they resolved easily.
interesting to watch how often the techs took pictures while working.
interesting to watch how often the techs took pictures while working.
The Crew Dragon "Resilience" docking is scheduled at 11 p.m. EST (4 a.m. UTC), Monday, Nov. 16 followed by the hatch opening at 11:30 p.m. EST (4:30 a.m. UTC), and a welcome ceremony at 1:40 a.m. EST (6:40 a.m. UTC) Tuesday, Nov. 17. You can see it on NASA TV or on their Youtube channel.
Crew Dragon is docked at the ISS, preparing to open the hatch. Surprised there wasn't more news coverage on this today, it's a pretty big deal.
Napped through docking, duh, but woke up just in time for hatch opening and the crew ceremony...
Kate Rubins with the 'space hair don't care' in full effect.
My wife said it looks like snakes coming out of her head.
-Mike
My wife said it looks like snakes coming out of her head.
-Mike
I agree. It felt a little strange. And very few people I talked to today even knew it was happening.
This is very cool :
I had to sit further back from my screen than expected, but a third, phantom image just hangs in space, in sharp focus, and the two real images melt away.
I had to sit further back from my screen than expected, but a third, phantom image just hangs in space, in sharp focus, and the two real images melt away.
At last!! All that practice with those "magic eye" posters from the '90s pays off!!
