Matt Bradbury

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Matt Bradbury

Matt Bradbury

@SpunkyEnigma

Katılım Mart 2012
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Michael Bradbury
Michael Bradbury@MrMBB333·
THE SKY OVER TEXAS JUST TURNED COMPLETELY UNREAL People in Round Rock, Texas were left staring at the sky after an intense burst of color suddenly lit up the atmosphere with glowing shades of pink, orange, and purple wrapped around a massive rainbow formation. This wasn’t edited. This wasn’t enhanced. This is exactly how the sky looked. Viewer Ethan captured the moment as the entire horizon appeared to glow like something out of another world. More people lately keep saying the skies have looked different… and scenes like this are exactly why these videos keep spreading so fast online. 👇 Drop your location if the skies have looked unusual where YOU live lately. 📷 Ethan - Round Rock, Texas via MrMBB333 #MrMBB333 #TexasSky #StrangeSky
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Zack Golden
Zack Golden@CSI_Starbase·
@SirSardonic @RyanHansenSpace Yeah I feel like within reason, they should probably stack some of those milestones. But, there’s a chance what I’m saying makes no sense at all to people more familiar with everything that goes into that.
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Carlos I Sempere Chen@SempereCarlos·
@Romy_Holland Base 10 is awful. You can divide 12 by 3 and 4, which is a whole lot easier to visualize and work with than dividing by 5. Everything should be in base 12.
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Romy@Romy_Holland·
it’s weird that every culture uses the same timekeeping. i know there have been other calendar systems, but everyone settled on 24 hour days and 60 minute hours and 60 second minutes. these are weird numbers! why didn’t anyone implement metric timekeeping?
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Jeff@SEAsheltie·
@Lewis_R_W @Romy_Holland If only we'd been born with 12 fingers so we could all grow up reasoning in base 12! Or maybe then people would complain time isn't all in 12s and 144s....
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ThS@thomas_schraml·
They reached 100% of their goals, not 90%. Starship blowing up at touchdown is not a failure, it’s a known consequence from the water landing. All held, the tiles, the flaps, everything was perfect, except one vacuum engine not working, but this allowed to prove the thrust redundancy and starship made it perfectly. Booster loosing engines after separation was a failure, but then again it allowed to show how much control they still had in that situation and managed to bring back the booster to a safe controlled splash down. This whole mission was a near perfect success!
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Julien Pasteur
Julien Pasteur@JulienPasteur1·
Vous voulez savoir à quoi on reconnaît un groupe qui ne peut pas perdre? C'est quand leur projet explose devant leurs yeux et qu'ils applaudissent en gueulant quand même. Parce qu'ils savent qu'ils ont atteint 90% de leur objectif et que la prochaine fois, ils atteindront 100%. L'échec partiel n'a aucune importance, seul le mouvement en avant compte.
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TheSpaceEngineer
TheSpaceEngineer@mcrs987·
I think we got to see the consequences of the lack of full blast shielding. Boostback probably would have gone fine minus one engine had this single engine, either E5 or E6, not had an energetic event and took out 16 of its neighboring engines.
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Raymond Berry
Raymond Berry@whodat54321d·
@CSI_Starbase Hoppy didn’t budge, but the sign didn’t fare well. Sure the Daily Hopper will have a field day.
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Zack Golden
Zack Golden@CSI_Starbase·
If this ain't one of the most predictable outcomes of the day
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Vex@Vex_0fficial·
@mcrs987 does the failure to perform the raptor reignition to simulate a deorbit burn on Flight 12 automatically make flight 13 suborbital now?
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CybertruckFamily@thecyberfam·
@Wolfpack278 Just figured out how to do this!! That's definitely the plan for tomorrow. 👍
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Scotty B@bitzsc·
I live in Wisconsin and at least once a decade we have an "all seasons in one day" day! Of course, those days we typically don't need the AC since the cold morning keeps the house cool enough through the day, but it's not rare to have days where you need AC and heat in the same day lol.
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tuuuuu@tuuu28283·
アメリカの兄弟達 一昨日は暑くてクーラーだったのに今日は寒すぎて暖房だよ😿 アメリカだともっと寒暖差あるところがあるってきいたから1日の間にクーラーと暖房つかうこともあるのか??
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Matt Bradbury
Matt Bradbury@SpunkyEnigma·
@HalcyonHypnotic I went to 2 of the suborbital and the first full stack launch. So cool to see!! Got to see the cartwheel with my own eyes 🙃Could hear the sonic booms of the different chunks reentering over the Gulf.
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Hypnotic
Hypnotic@HalcyonHypnotic·
@SpunkyEnigma Yeah I was just testing the waters with this post 😭 only gonna go see a launch when they start catching these bad boys
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Hypnotic@HalcyonHypnotic·
Wait guys do I do this??? 🤔
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Matt Bradbury
Matt Bradbury@SpunkyEnigma·
@saveaustintx If we’re going to do mass transit it needs to above or below street level. Monorail would be so much easier than tearing up the streets and reducing lanes
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CosmicNomad
CosmicNomad@CosmicNomad44·
If I see one more repost of an old starship scrub post, I’m going to commit genocide in the space twitter community. Anyone who reposts shall be gone.
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Matt Bradbury
Matt Bradbury@SpunkyEnigma·
@Owen_JNO @astro_kep I don’t think comms down would be a problem, but the engine microcontrollers shutting down kills it before it can reset
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Number 1 DCX lover 🏳️‍⚧️
@astro_kep maybe but there is constantly so much going on with starship that even a few seconds of the electronics or comms being down could be disastrous so any reset would have to be near instant
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Serious question, could they launch during thunderstorm? I’m getting Apollo 12 flashbacks rn. I know they wouldn’t launch, but does anyone know what on the rocket would fail first if they were to launch, say, during a mild hurricane, winds, lightning and all.
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