Patrick Nern
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Patrick Nern
@PaddyPatrone
Space & aviation enthusiast
Deutschland Katılım Eylül 2016
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@xdNiBoR Seems like they want to prevent another rud. Now that Artemis is getting momentum and more of a public eye it might be wise to give the next launche a higher probability of success.
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Waiting for the IPO is a valid theory but I don't think that's what is actually happening.
Elon Musk@elonmusk
Next flight of Starship and first flight of V3 ship & booster is 4 to 6 weeks away
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@PaddyPatrone @ulalaunch @NASAArtemis @BoeingSpace Roughly T+25 hours (per FAA document for air space closures in E Pacific for this) - it will do a de-orbit burn after Orion sep at T+~5 hours.
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ICPS-2 successfully boosted Orion and its four-person crew into a high Earth orbit. This is where the astronauts will orbit for the next day to ensure Orion’s systems are working as expected while still close to home.
United Launch Alliance, under a collaborative partnership with Boeing, built the Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage (ICPS) upper stage of the SLS rocket.
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The Artemis Moon base project is legally dubious theverge.com/science/905406…
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America’s next leap is underway..
Godspeed Artemis II 🇺🇸
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@StarshipSMT42 @FFairing Might be, but his tracking and camera selection during launch was better than NASA.
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@PaddyPatrone @FFairing Just talks to chat/donations too much. And is a bit.. hyperactive sometimes
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Shitty tracking, cameras are ass, production is pretty amateur. I'm sorry but they could've done a better job imo
Robin@xdNiBoR
They showed random spectators instead of the separation on the official NASA broadcast wtf man fire that guy
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@PaddyPatrone @MikeSchriber @jeff_foust One that powers an absolutely critical system that guarantees the safety of four humans. Pretty important they keep an eye on its operational status, dontchathink?
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NASA reporting an issue with one of the batteries on the Artemis 2 launch abort system; temperature out of range.
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@MikeSchriber @jeff_foust What kind of Battery are we talking about?
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@PaddyPatrone @jeff_foust Any issue with the FTS is a launch violation. Of course the batteries have temperature sensors. Think before posting.
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@FFairing He has a camera fetish which means he cares about good footage.
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Engineers have devised a way to verify the system and are currently preparing to test this solution.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex@ExploreSpaceKSC
🚨ARTEMIS II UPDATE🚨 Teams are working an issue with the flight termination system. The countdown is continuing and additional updates will be provided as available.
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We make a flyby of the Moon in a free-return trajectory before committing to landing on it.
Now with the “Gateway to Mars” in place, should we make a similar flyby of Mars before committing to a landing there, too?
Chun@satofishi
I hope they keep this “Gateway to Mars” sign in place as a constant reminder that only Mars is the ultimate destination, and the Moon is there only for “vehicle familiarization.” For more than two decades, the faith in Mars has bound this great team together in unity and powered @SpaceX’s repeated successes. For many people, the recent developments feel like a collapse of that faith. 5–7 years may be okay, but any longer and we will miss the 2033–2035 Mars window, and getting to Mars will become harder and harder. 18 years is one generation. I often say that Inspiration Mars was one generation early. I didn’t expect our generation would end up repeating what Dennis Tito had experienced. I still believe what @rookisaacman used to tell us: we can do both.
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🚨ARTEMIS II UPDATE🚨 Teams are working an issue with the flight termination system. The countdown is continuing and additional updates will be provided as available.
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Tomorrow, we launch.
At sunset tonight, Artemis II waits on the pad, ready to carry astronauts potentially farther than any humans have traveled in more than half a century.
The next era of exploration begins.
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