Space - the final frontier (Misc.) II

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After years of resisting it, SpaceX now plans to go public. Why?

Much of the AI race comes down to amassing and deploying assets."

arstechnica.com

 

[Bazza]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2005055593502179767

 

[Bazza]

2026 gonna be a big year for launches!

 

[Tidewater]

This is interesting, a time lapse series of images of the Kepler supernova over 25 years (enough time to see the expansion of the cloud.

I found this interesting

 

[crimsonaudio]

This is so cool!

Coverage, Briefing Set for NASA’s Artemis II Moon Rocket Roll to Pad - NASA

NASA’s integrated SLS (Space Launch System) rocket and Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II mission is inching closer to launch – literally.

www.nasa.gov

 

[dayhiker]

After years of resisting it, SpaceX now plans to go public. Why?

Much of the AI race comes down to amassing and deploying assets."

arstechnica.com

I'll be watching this IPO. I will probably invest in it.

 

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Live video:

 

[Bazza]

Nasa has started moving its Artemis II rocket from its assembly point to the launch area four miles away - ahead of the first crewed mission to the Moon in decades. The short, four-mile journey through part of Nasa's Kennedy Space Center is expected to take up to 12 hours, moving at less than one mile an hour. The mission - which could blast off as soon as 6 February - is expected to take 10 days. While it will take astronauts around the moon rather than touching down, it aims to set the stage for an eventual human landing on the lunar surface for the first time since the Apollo missions of the 1960s and 70s.

History!

 

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[AlistarWills]

So they blew up stuff at Redstone/MSFC a few days back. I had read something they hinted at NASA building something back there. Anyone heard what?

 

[Elefantman]

So they blew up stuff at Redstone/MSFC a few days back. I had read something they hinted at NASA building something back there. Anyone heard what?

They are building this.

 

[Bamaro]

Actually, the original USS Enterprise, commanded by Pike and Kirk, NCC-1701, was built at the San Francisco Fleet Yards.

 

[Elefantman]

Actually, the original USS Enterprise, commanded by Pike and Kirk, NCC-1701, was built at the San Francisco Fleet Yards.

True, but Huntsville built the smoke pits for the galley. You can't expect a man to explore the galaxy without good barbeque ribs.

 

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