HansenSpace

@MainStreetAIHQ @TrueSlazac @0xPBIT everyone votes red: you vote red and everyone lives everyone votes blue: you vote red and everyone lives (>50% blue)

@hansen_space @TrueSlazac @0xPBIT no

You live in a world of fully rational people who all make the correct decision. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button do they press?

@MainStreetAIHQ @TrueSlazac @0xPBIT if everyone else votes one or the other then just go red, everyone survives in both cases

@hansen_space @TrueSlazac @0xPBIT blue has a higher chance of winning so rational people would chose blue

@MainStreetAIHQ @TrueSlazac @0xPBIT then go red

@TrueSlazac @0xPBIT no because we're voting so we're an outlier so everyone will vote the same except for potentially us

@AJamesMcCarthy Mount wasn’t tracking?

See if you can name the malfunctions 😜

Despite fighting malfunctioning equipment, I captured one of my most surreal videos ever. That’s the moon crossing in front of the sun. You can see mountains on the lunar limb as it transits the chromosphere. Captured using a specially modified telescope from Utah in 2023.

@SpaceX @Starlink x.com/hansen_space/s…

Falcon 9 launches 25 @Starlink satellites from California

Falcon 9 launch from Vandy

At Vandenberg right now and I’m pretty sure I can see a rocket on SLC-4. Anyone know what it is?

@GregOwen70 @ThePatrickGates @LayneChiso @thestoicplumber Yes!

@ThePatrickGates @LayneChiso @thestoicplumber You think it is dumb of me to believe that @hansen_space is an amateur astronomer? How about we just ask? @hansen_space are you an amateur astronomer?

So where are all of the amateur space buffs with high powered telescopes tracking Artemis as it orbits the moon ? shouldn’t they be able to see it? Wouldn’t they be excited to post about it?

@bonzack think that's just a light on the capsule. remember the camera shows most of orion in frame. that dot would be in line with the moon so you aren't seeing anything behind it

Update: the dot is Venus. The strange dot in the night sky is always Venus.

@NASAArtemis @zwoastro Static field view x.com/hansen_space/s…

I captured the ARTEMIS 2 ORION CAPSULE with my backyard telescope! tracked it for about two hours on Friday morning when the astronauts were ~110,000 km from Earth. Pretty wild to think that 4 humans are onboard that little dot. @NASAArtemis @zwoastro

@mimi_teaching @NASAArtemis @zwoastro I'd say just go anywhere where you're not right in the middle of streetlights like a beach or big park and bring binoculars, they 50x your ability to see things :)

@hansen_space @NASAArtemis @zwoastro Got it. Do you have a recommendation on how to do some stargazing out here? Where is good?

@TheOhmLawless @NASAArtemis @zwoastro Definitely only with the telescope and a long exposure. These were 30 sec exposures, could've probably gotten away with 10-20 sec.

@hansen_space @NASAArtemis @zwoastro Were you able to see it with the naked eye or only after long exposure?

@CrypTony716 @NASAArtemis @zwoastro Real and yeah it's pretty cool. Capsule was around magnitude +12 which is like a faint but easily detectable star if you have a telescope

@hansen_space @NASAArtemis @zwoastro If this is real that’s insane

Static view of the Orion capsule captured with my backyard telescope Friday morning 🧐

@therealunknwn @ManaByte ISS with my backyard telescope

@ManaByte Jeremy, please could you send me a picture of a satellite that’s been taken via telescope?

Some pictures of the moon I took after the launch

@mimi_teaching @NASAArtemis @zwoastro Well it's pretty light polluted up here too, but I took this timelapse through a telescope which can see millions of stars even from the city

@hansen_space @NASAArtemis @zwoastro How are you able to see so many stars from Menlo Park? I miss seeing stars living in OC

@tobyliiiiiiiiii If this isn't a joke, pretty sure those are just dead pixels on the camera sensor from cosmic radiation

First look at the stars through the view of the Orion spacecraft’s cabin window of Artemis II

@NASASpaceflight Do I hear KSP music

Artemis II: Crew getting really excited picking out landmarks on the Moon. MCC-H: "Copy Moonjoy!" youtube.com/watch?v=8n1GGe…