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Claudiu Tănăselia

@superparsec

Physicist, ICP-MS specialist & space enthusiast; meteorite collector, coffee snob, Trekkie, fountain pen connoisseur, computer dilettante—in random order.

Romania Katılım Aralık 2010
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Jonathan McDowell
Jonathan McDowell@planet4589·
Spacewalk US EVA-94 is underway on the ISS. Astronauts Meir and Williams, in suits 3015 and 3003 and with SAFER packs 15 and 18 depressurized the airlock past 50 mbar at 1246 UTC, opened the hatch at 1251 UTC and put suits on batt power at 1252 UTC
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@planet4589 But wasn't NG-23 launched on September 14 and berthed to the ISS 4 days later? It was briefly unberthed to make room for Soyuz MS-28, but it has been at the ISS since September 18, right?
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Jonathan McDowell
Jonathan McDowell@planet4589·
The Cygnus NG-23 cargo ship was released into orbit by Canadarm-2 at 1106 UTC Mar 12; it has been at ISS since Dec 1. [I don't have the unberthing time, anyone have it?]
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@katlinegrey Did he just pull a "Deke Slayton maneuver" and assign himself to a space mission (since he's acting director of the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center)?
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Katya Pavlushchenko
Katya Pavlushchenko@katlinegrey·
Wow. Just wow. Old guard is still alive and kicking! According to the GCTC site, Oleg Kononenko, veteran of 5 space flights, will be the commander of #SoyuzMS31 crew: gctc.ru/main.php?id=155. The flight is scheduled for November 2027.
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@planet4589 And that's the 11th consecutive Falcon 9 launch, a continuous streak uninterrupted by any other orbital launcher since 2026-031.
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Jonathan McDowell
Jonathan McDowell@planet4589·
LAUNCH at 0256 UTC Mar 2 of Starlink Group 10-41 from Canaveral
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
From 2026-031 to 2026-040, all launches were Falcon 9 missions, an incredible 10-launch streak of the same rocket, never before seen in the history of orbital launches.
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Everyday Astronaut
Everyday Astronaut@Erdayastronaut·
@SciGuySpace Wait. Is that what he said?! No way they’ll have another SLS ready by then nor another one (or two) in 2028 🤔
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Everyday Astronaut@Erdayastronaut·
So the big question, what rocket is going to launch Orion into LEO for Artemis III?! 👀 certainly they won’t waste an SLS rocket for a LEO mission.
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@KenKirtland17 10th Vulcan vehicle will launch before 10th New Glenn vehicle (because New Glenn will reuse their 2-3 boosters).
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Ken Kirtland IV
Ken Kirtland IV@KenKirtland17·
Which vehicle will hit 10 “operational” launches first? Operational meaning a sort of payload. Count NG-1 for this. For Starship it would mean Starlinks, or HLS stuff like refill test, refills, depot etc.
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
#SpaceX’s #Falcon9 becomes the first rocket with 8 consecutive launches, uninterrupted by another rocket: 2026-031 to 2026-038; previous record was shared between F9 and Soyuz-U with 6 consecutive launches. Next scheduled orbital launch is also a F9 😄
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Jonathan McDowell
Jonathan McDowell@planet4589·
The coverage of @kruksandor's paper quantifying satellites photobombing Hubble has revealed that a lot of my followers thing Hubble is still in its original 610 km altitude orbit. It is not.
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@rookisaacman, are there any updates on the status of the Juno mission, especially considering that in March we have 3I/ATLAS approaching Jupiter?
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@StephenClark1 What's next, lithium issues (maybe with batteries)? Then should we expect some sort of beryllium problems?
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@NASA You have no idea how much I appreciate that the time is also displayed in UTC! Thank you!
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NASA@NASA·
NASA teams successfully fueled the Artemis II rocket during tonight’s prelaunch test for the lunar mission. Our Artemis experts will answer questions about the important milestone and next steps during a briefing tomorrow at 11am ET (1600 UTC). go.nasa.gov/4aLGctK
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Jack Kuhr
Jack Kuhr@JackKuhr·
Which March event are you most pumped for?
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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
If only we could have a mission planned that could bring a few samples to Earth... we could call it Mars Sample Return mission!... If only.
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Everyday Astronaut
Everyday Astronaut@Erdayastronaut·
Congrats on the successful first launch of Ariane 6 in its 64 configuration (4 SRB's)!!! Glad to see the nozzles didn't fall off on this one 😅
Arianespace@Arianespace

Mission VA267: Relive the liftoff of mission VA267. Ariane 6, in its Ariane 64 configuration, just lifted off from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, carrying 32 @Amazonleo satellites into Low Earth Orbit. ▶️ Watch the replay of this incredible lift off. This launch marked the first Arianespace mission supporting the deployment of @Amazonleo, Amazon’s Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation whose mission is to deliver fast, reliable internet to customers beyond the reach of existing networks. The mission continues… #LaunchingAmbitions @ArianeGroup @esa @CNES @EuropeSpacePort

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Claudiu Tănăselia@superparsec·
@peterrhague It's really unfortunate to see so much hate towards Star Trek. For what it's worth, I enjoyed the episode, and I enjoy the whole Starfleet Academy series more than I anticipated.
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