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@DavidEn24539628

Titusville, FL Katılım Ekim 2021
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Jared Isaacman
Jared Isaacman@rookisaacman·
I wanted to share some updates: - The primary factor driving the launch timing for Polaris Dawn is the splashdown weather within Dragon's limits. Unlike an ISS mission, we don’t have the option to delay long on orbit, so we must ensure the forecast is as favorable as possible before we launch. - We sincerely apologize to those who have traveled to see our launch and have faced delays. Many of our guests were able to witness 1062’s final Starlink mission. While it’s unfortunate she didn’t stick the last landing, the cause is well understood, and she successfully completed her mission. 1062 had an incredible career, flying many notable missions, including Inspiration4 and AX-1. It’s remarkable to think about the life this amazing rocket led from the day she first rolled off the assembly line. - When we are ready to launch, we will be working within the same window as previously briefed. - The crew remains in quarantine, staying productive, keeping fit, and ready to launch within approximately 30 hours of receiving a favorable forecast. Space exploration demands patience, resilience, and teamwork. We are deeply grateful for the dedication of everyone involved and for the support of those who believe in our mission. Together, we are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and continuing humanity’s journey to the stars.
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SpaceCoastFan
SpaceCoastFan@DavidEn24539628·
@JdKnight69 @SpcPlcyOnline CCP and CNSA should snatch MSR from USA’s bungled hands using multiple Long March-5 flights. During the upcoming 2028/2029 Mars transfer window.
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JDKnight69
JDKnight69@JdKnight69·
@SpcPlcyOnline Things will get straightened out as soon as the Chinese land on the Moon.
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Marcia Smith
Marcia Smith@SpcPlcyOnline·
NAC-HEO ends early. Artemis is behind schedule, over cost, uncertain path forward on Orion heat shield, big problems w/ML-2 and Block IB, and their draft recs/findings are there should be fewer audits and they want to know more about NASA's 2040 plan.
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SpaceCoastFan
SpaceCoastFan@DavidEn24539628·
@ArmstrongSpace @OhioHistory Would love to have flown into Wapakoneta for this! Is there any way you can record this and publish to social media platforms afterwards??
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Armstrong Air & Space Museum
Armstrong Air & Space Museum@armstrongspace·
This Saturday, New York Times bestselling author Dr James Hansen will be taking a deep dive into the lives of two of America’s most famous aviators. Date: August 31st, 1:00 pm Location: Armstrong Museum Presentation: In-person only, included in that day’s admission!
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André Eriksen
André Eriksen@AndreEriksenDK·
@DavidEn24539628 @GildedPardus @PTrubey @DJSnM @stoke_space @RocketLab That might very well turn out to be true. But you have to admit that currently SpaceX has the lead and is far closer to achieving large mass to orbit than any other provider. Personally, it’d silly to bet against Elon, but you do you! I’ll take your silence as agreement. 👍
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Scott Manley
Scott Manley@DJSnM·
FAA requiring investigation into failed booster recovery is very likely to have knock on effects for Polaris Dawn, Crew 9 and by extension might mean a change to Starliner undocking plans.
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André Eriksen
André Eriksen@AndreEriksenDK·
@DavidEn24539628 @GildedPardus @PTrubey @DJSnM You must think things get better automatically, innovation is done automatically. That SpaceX rockets are outdated because the design is from 2019. Hint, it’s only outdated, once something is superior. You however, are past your due date 😂
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John Kraus
John Kraus@johnkrausphotos·
Long live Falcon 9 B1062. It completed 23 flights to space and back, including Inspiration4. A few days after their launch, the crew reunited with the booster after it returned to port. Feels weird to be sentimental over a rocket stage but thanks to reusability we can be.
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Gilded 😼
Gilded 😼@GildedPardus·
@PTrubey @DJSnM The Biden administration explicitly told every government department to look for any possible means of targeting Elon Musk and every venture associated with him to convince them to depose him of any ceo positions. They tried getting Shotwell to perform a coup even.
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Christopher Hall
Christopher Hall@jrotcgeek1·
@DJSnM @dominickmatthew Polaris Dawn will more than likely get pushed until October cause of Europa Clipper Mission launches at LC-39A And Crew9 will need to launch before Polaris Dawn
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Scott Manley
Scott Manley@DJSnM·
I had a small sliver of hope that Polaris Dawn might be on orbit during Burning Man, I bet you can see Black Rock City from orbit. Maybe @dominickmatthew will try out his photography skills to capture it.
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SpaceCoastFan
SpaceCoastFan@DavidEn24539628·
@Cosmic_Andrew1 Falcon architecture showing signs of age each month competition grows up…
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Eric Berger
Eric Berger@SciGuySpace·
@EuropaClipper @NASAKennedy Can you please confirm your confidence in Clipper making its October 2024 launch window? There have been no official updates on the transistor issues (susceptibility to radiation) in months. With the window opening in a little more than six weeks, some clarity would be welcome.
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ARCHIVED - NASA Europa Clipper
ARCHIVED - NASA Europa Clipper@EuropaClipper·
Almost time to spread our wings! 🦋 At @NASAKennedy, our spacecraft has been outfitted with its solar array "wings." They're not only huge, but strong enough to withstand the harsh conditions around Jupiter's intriguing moon Europa. go.nasa.gov/3Z2xWBh
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SpaceCoastFan@DavidEn24539628·
@lister6520 @PTrubey @DJSnM Yes, guaranteeing that they arent launching a crewed mission with a fatigued shit engine system. Which is what SpaceX will conclude within next couple weeks
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SpaceCoastFan
SpaceCoastFan@DavidEn24539628·
@PTrubey @DJSnM If there was an issue with the propulsion system on decent, I sure as hell wouldnt want to be launching on that same rocket 4 months later! So much for Rapid Reusability from Falcon family!
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Phil Trubey
Phil Trubey@PTrubey·
@DJSnM This doesn't make sense. When SpaceX was first starting to figure out booster landings, they crashed them all the time. Did the FAA stop flights each time a booster fell over?
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