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@GL_PR @Punished_Jess and no fuels tanks

@Punished_Jess Iteration, the best part is no part etc

what happened

@mik0h1me @Punished_Jess this is what I imagine expanse ships to look like 100-200 years before the main storyline. too sci-fi imo. since it's military, it should have radiators cause weapons like that would accumulate heat very fast.

@Punished_Jess Ship design is so ass in s5, at first i was skeptical about them using Sojourner again for Titan mission, but looking back, i think it's a good thing, because either way we'd have ship with design smth like this mf, like what even is this, why does it have GUNS bro😭😭😭🥀

@TroyM2002 @FR_Downforce @RepHaridopolos @NASAAdmin what's BO gonna do btw to make profit? spacex has starlink to cover their costs, but what does BO have besides jeff's billions? i can't imagine they also go in the satellite constellation direction.

@biolumilol @FR_Downforce @RepHaridopolos @NASAAdmin They get government contracts for sending satellites up from the government. This launch was Amazon so none for government. Only government involvement used as I know was FAA license for this booster.

I’ve already spoken with @NASAAdmin Jared Isaacman regarding the explosion of Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket tonight at Cape Canaveral’s Space Force Station. I am grateful there were no reported injuries and thankful for the first responders, engineers, and launch crews who acted quickly. Praying for Florida’s Space Coast and everyone involved. 🇺🇸

@HeeksTom @freeky4ever @GSusie63 @NASAAdmin yeah but people keep complaining that starship for example hasn't reached orbit (eventually it has to for future refueling missions). rn there is no use if the thing isn't fully reusable yet, other than bragging rights and a symbolic milestone. it's just a slightly longer burn.

@biolumilol @freeky4ever @GSusie63 @NASAAdmin Can't go to the moon without it.

NASA is aware of the anomaly that occurred tonight at Launch Complex 36 involving Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. 

Spaceflight is unforgiving, and developing new heavy-lift launch capability is extraordinarily difficult. We will work with our partners to support a thorough investigation of this anomaly, assess near-term mission impacts, and get back to launching rockets. 
We will provide information on any impacts to the Artemis and Moon Base programs as it becomes available.

@Punished_Jess is it weird that i find sandra huller hot

@freeky4ever @GSusie63 @NASAAdmin i don't understand why reaching orbit is some kind of special thing

@GSusie63 @NASAAdmin Fella managed orbit on the first try That's fairly good

@TroyM2002 @FR_Downforce @RepHaridopolos @NASAAdmin they receive government funding via contracts. even so, however many dollars are spent on BO and SpaceX via said contracts are probably minuscule compared to say, the DoD's (DoW) yearly spending, or monthly, even.

@FR_Downforce @RepHaridopolos @NASAAdmin This was not a government mission so 0¢ used

@Daqierda @StarCobShipSon beirut was nearly a kiloton and this didn't look nearly as bad but probably around 500t? still gnarly for a rocket explosion. some of the ground prop load infra must've gotten damaged for sure.

@StarCobShipSon wasnt it like near a kiloton in yield? yeah ts is grounded

The FAA seeing the largest rocket explosion in US history a few days after clearing New Glenn for its 4th launch

@Brandonspadaro2 @sentdefender it was going to be one...

@sentdefender She’s absolutely correct, that is indeed not a rocket “launch”

Insane footage filmed from a nearby restaurant shows tonight’s explosion of Blue Origin’s New Glenn at Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 36 (LC-36).

ramlethal

@clarabelless lifespanmaxxing 😊

Everytime a girl sends me hate messages she is almost always from edtwt and is anorexic. Its a shame because now i know all my haters are skinnier than me, but its okay because im probably going to outlive all of them, and thats what gets me up in the morning !

@Fhajad @semper_audent @NASA @NASAArtemis

@semper_audent @NASA @NASAArtemis Must be miserable to be alive in your shoes. There’s ways to fix that.

On Tuesday, June 9, we’ll announce the four astronauts who will orbit Earth aboard the @NASAArtemis III mission! Watch our live event at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 UTC) to find out who will test the docking capabilities necessary for crewed Moon landings: nasa.gov/news-release/n…

@kvwviiju trying to visualize this

it’s too hot my tits are hydroplaning off of my stomach

@clarabelless early 2000s horror movie ah lighting

girl on walk

@DMTMF23 @Matt_Lowne what is the point of reaching orbit anyway besides appeasing certain people? they could for example attempt a lunar flyby and still face the exact same issues they do today. reaching orbit won't change anything.

@Matt_Lowne Starship probably wont even reach orbit this decade at this rate

Ngl losing Superheavy on the 12th test flight was really bad. I get that it's a new gen booster but still, there are other rockets with zero failures out there, and Starship Superheavy is flight-tested architecture. HLS is not happening this decade imo

@kaptan_nemo_ @deltaIV9250 in the long term it would still be cheaper than a singular SLS launch though.

@deltaIV9250 i still can't figure out how nasa is okay with ~20 starship flights to launch a HLS if they can't get the reusability right, a single mission will cost billions of dollars. it's not much different from SLS anymore...

Ngl, I don’t think we’ll ever see a truly “rapidly reusable ship” but I think it’s very feasible to Starships to at least be Falcon booster-level. Which is quite good when you consider it cost less than a million dollars and a week and a half to refurbish Falcons

@DamselvonDoom @khyleri

"That time I got Reincarnated as a—

@sintropia_acc to confuse the humans on the ground

This is probably an extremely stupid question, but why does the rocket spin on its own axis, only to return to the same position during hot staging?

@Dolekat the tarnished has been at work i see

elden mayternity

@musclesap @Truthful_ast it wouldn't make sense yet though cause no one's up there. to even justify building one you'd first need the mining ISRU capabilities that usually comes after you make a colony. give it like... 15 years, at least.

@Truthful_ast it's crazy how feasible this stuff is, I'm so excited none of its new tech, it's just a problem of moving the shit to the moon

New Moonbase Alpha render with a bunch of mass drivers!