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@strkerb The first starship related thing i watched live was the first attempt for IFT-1

how much of spitter is actually from the sn days lol

@bit_lascado @PrincepsPinat The state of your english explains a lot

@PrincepsPinat Does Europe had a long enough runway?

hmm

@the_selmon As a french person, I have a central A/C in my house, as do both my grandparents.

The European mind cannot comprehend this.

You all asked, and MaxQ gives! We were SUPER impressed with how accurate our weather PoV tool has been (out of 9 launches we had 7 within 5% probability) So we are releasing it to you! Head on over to old.maxq.app/weather and take a look. Reminder that this tool is still a work in progress, and will continue to calibrate itself and make adjustments to get more and more accurate. This tool is open to EVERYONE. We strongly recommend our friends in the Spaceflight Media Industry to use it and give feedback to help us dial it in more. If you have data, we want to use it to make the tool better for everyone!

no way the US is throwing a temper tantrum because canada doesn't want to buy from them 😭😭

@_fuelli merci beaucoup mdr, je l'ai fait au cul quand j'ai vu ce tweet en me disant qu'il me fallait une réac appropriée (maintenant que j'y pense j'aurais du y mettre une watermark)

@Realship_67 magnifique omg je vole ça

regional shitposts

@otherside_X42 Fait gaffe à toi, au moins nous on lit les chiffres dans le bon ordre

hahaha nice now do this for fucking french

@PetitionFranz @Echo5550 SpaceX announced that as a change with the V3 architecture, they probably wanted to spend less time fighting their horizontal speed

@Echo5550 Why did the outter ring try to relight ._.

The hot-staging into boost-back during Flight 12 was pretty chaotic so I decided to try to simplify what occurred by looking at the visuals and the telemetry. This is my take and the engines that failed to light or shutoff could be wrong. I am open to corrections. Booster 19 had failed to light some of its engines at the start of its boost-back before experiencing an energetic event in the inner engines that knocked out surrounding engines. E5 or E6 may be the culprit as E7 eventually relit during the landing burn.

@xdNiBoR thanks X for saving me from this trauma

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@loss100 @Echo5550 you would not believe it...

@Echo5550 关键是猎户座的服务舱竟然配的厕所和研究室……话说宇航员是如何通过返回舱到服务舱？要知道返回舱的底部可是抗热烧蚀的烧蚀层，是不可能开大舱口。难道是量子转移去服务舱段！🤣她可能是漫威宇宙电影看多了。

Not going to lie, it's rather annoying to see AI slop appear more and more on the spaceflight feed when it deserves no credit. Not only are the capsules and service modules completely wrong, but it also somehow mixed up the dates and placed Orion in the 1972 side. There are plenty of other creators in this community that should be getting support for their creations. Whether it be their photography, someone's KSP builds, or even a graphic drawn by someone, they are all ten times better than whatever the heck is below me. Make sure you support the fellow people in this community who work hard to bring you accurate information vs the slop!

@otherside_X42 Hello!

@Realship_67 Hi!

2005-2007 gang where are you???

@Cristi_Neagu @ArianeGroup I literally said Raptor 1, which is closer to Prometheus' current development stage, please read before complaining.

@Realship_67 @ScienceGuy2718 @ArianeGroup Dude. C'mon. Calling Prometheus "not that overly complex" compared to a Raptor 3 is ridiculous. Not to mention that Raptor 3 is almost 3 times more powerful.

🚀 Not all rocket engines run at full power. Prometheus can adapt its thrust from 30% to 110%. (1/4)

@1524astrounit @ArianeGroup 100% is the rated flight performance on the engine, 110% is probably liftoff/landing performance where the rocket needs a tiny bit more performance but couldn't run that high for the whole flight

@ScienceGuy2718 @ArianeGroup Raptor 3 throttles 40 to 100%. As for complexity, it's raptor 3, look at raptor 1 and you'll see Prometheus is not that overly complex.

@ArianeGroup With the SpaceX V3 throttle like that, doesn’t it? And it’s 100 times less complex.

@peterrhague Certainly reaches space, just not orbit. Burns for around as long as the SLS core stage

@Realship_67 Does that reach space?

I was going to post something about the New Glenn 2nd stage being the largest (by starting propellant load) hydrolox stage put into orbit. But it isn’t, it’s only second largest. It’s also by my reckoning only the fourth largest to reach space. How many can you name?

@Eric3Gribble @Arianespace SRBs are only reliable if you're not Europe; they've been used on around 250 european launches and in the rare events of an issue with the rocket, it was never because of the SRBs

@Arianespace The demise of ULA has been predictable for many years now. The failure to embrace full booster reuse, the failure to embrace orbital refuelling and the adoption of SRB's even though they are unreliable and uncontrollable. x.com/SciGuySpace/st…

At Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, the payload fairing of Ariane 6 for mission VA268 has received its final visual identity. Logos and mission markings are carefully applied to the fairing, reflecting the partnership behind the launch and the mission it carries. (1/2)

@Jack_Frodo Little bonus (I like the style of my duna mission architecture, it's pretty fun, I was cooking)

@Jack_Frodo Here's some nice pictures of my favourite KSP vanilla + save (not touching the can of worms that is my RSS save)

I WANT PICTURES OF YOUR KSP SAVES