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It's a test pad at Kinloss Barracks, formerly RAF Kinloss and was home of the now defunct Nimrod fleet, it is due to launch properly from Sutherland when the launchpad there is completed.
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what about the lobster treadmills
@violet dove here
Worlds water supply is drying up huh?
Well humanity is dumb and still can't grow up.
If it did we'd be able to create Dyson Spheres and never need energy again.
Watch that movie Moonfall?
" which is the size of a football stadium and poses no threat to Earth."
Innocent asteroid brutally mauled... changes course to get revenge
t-10m to sls launch
and mathematicians would enjoy thar you cannot upload a pic how?
The mathematics of nothingness
O Trappist-1, O Trappist-1, how lovely are thy planets!
We know you are all eagerly awaiting Webb's look at this system of 7 Earth-sized worlds. The telescope has observed all the planets, and preliminary results (including atmospheric properties) will be out in the new year!
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science really having a good year this year
cant wait for the higgs boson to completely disappear next year though
Helion a lot more interesting due to not needing Tritium
Doesn't need a lithium breeding blanket either or beryllium as a neutron absorber. Uses basically a ionised plasma as a means of producing energy by varying the magnetic field and the expansion and contraction of the plasma with respect to the high energy magnets.
If only humanity could make metallic hydrogen it would get us to the stars and power all vehicles on the planet as well. Too bad it can reach 7000Kelvin when ignited and will destroy most of our engineered materials. Other option is fusion detonation engine, but again we don't have the technology to power a magnetic compressing fusion detonation engine.
the burn temperature of normal rocket exhaust also can melt the metals, but can be kept in check with cooling methods (like routing it through the exhaust walls first to cool them
rocket engines are pretty up there when it comes to complex engineering, amazing that we've been able to make them for such a long time already.
Reading up on it seems the bigger issue is the gigantic pressures needed to produce, 400 GPa is a gigantic amount of stress.
It's why cosmologists were the first ones to theorise it. Gas giants are a good source, if only we could mine it. It would in theory power us for generations to come.
said generations will never come if we dont fix the climate first in which nuclear fusion will become important
fission too expensive so just gets shut down bc money
Problem is any solutions to the problem are half baked. I mean look at Make Sunsets they're trying to use Sulfur to cool the climate by commercialising climate change.
All I can say what the f* the raw hubris is insane screwing with the climate further, with completely incomplete data is idiocy.
completely incomplete data? 😂 If the criterium for doing anything is complete data, we are doomed to not do anything, as it will be never complete
sulfur in the atmosphere... yeah great idea. Prepare for acid rain xD
what we need is more frequent volcanic eruptions, so the ash cools the atmosphere. So i propose we ask some evil genius madman who already has volcano triggering device 😄
me i can trigger volcanos
Few bombs maybe...
This interactive topographic sandbox in a children’s museum in Flint, MI
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#UPDATE Japan's next-generation H3 rocket failed after liftoff on Tuesday, with the space agency issuing a destruct command after concluding the mission could not succeed
~1.5h until starship flight test
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This is the first fully integrated full stack test flight of Starship and the mighty Super Heavy booster. At lift off, it will become the largest and most most powerful rocket to ever fly producing over twice as much thrust as the Saturn V that took humans to the moon.
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SpaceX is targeting as soon as Thursday, April 20 for the first flight test of a fully integrated Starship and Super Heavy rocket from Starbase in Texas. The 62 minute launch window opens at 8:28 a.m. CT and closes at 9:30 a.m. CT.
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Damn, that's cool.
i love the photo electric effect
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ye tho i still have bad feeling from all the smoke , burning bugs can be fire hazard, i would add water 'rain' lane at end/sides behind vehicle + thermal camera to check surrounding behind vehicle
Yeah, I was going to mention that, its a huge fire hazzard if you have a farm on a dry area
so it'd be nice to have a small water splasher at the end
chip chip chip
if you let it die and rot (herbicide) i would suspect it to release a similar amount of CO2, just less over time
if it's fart dry so that they burn on their own, you have a problem with your crops anyway. And look how small the crops are, there is a lot of space between individual leaves. Idk if it's also intended to repeat the process when plants are much taller. Then it could be an issue (with plants touching each other, and having more burning mass)
it kills weed, not bugs btw (although if its a large bug, it might be missidentified as weed?)
it is probably to eliminate weed threats on juvenile/young plants to give them time to get established (and to stop weeds using up moisture), usually once they grow to a decent height it smothers out the weeds, that is why in a situation where chemicals are used to kill weeds it is only done until the plants are established, afterwards it is not required.
yeah makes sense
Seems like they actually found an ambient pressure/temperature superconductor.
Can't we somehow harvest lightning and store it in a battery or somewhere?
would be incredibly difficult since most of the energy that reaches the ground is heat
which would damage most things
similarly the amount of time it would be trying to force the energy into the battery is beyond our technological capabilities at the moment
The thing kind of basically is that when the lightning strucks, it's already a short circuit. You would need to harvest the potential energy off before the potential is too great. Discharge the clouds until it's too much.
Just to thinking about the basics.
you are asking for a static electricity discharge from a cloud that can be harvested within the split second that it takes
not possible with current capabilities
Yep. Quick discharge is hard to harvest. Better would be to harvest the potential build up until it's too much. Because actual lightning harvest is like trying to harvest energy from a light bulb that's on couple milliseconds.
Imaging something like 10km tall "wire" reaching top clouds to earth sucking up the build up of the potential. Just don't overload the system or 😅
So not really "possible"
Nothing ever happens.
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https://youtu.be/ErMSHiQRnc8 - Animation vs Physics from Alan Becker
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now this is offroad science 😁
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Anyone in the northern places see the aurora now? or tonight?
spaceweather.com huge kp7 solar storm now
Shiet can you see that? Kinda interesting
I can see a purplush tint to the sky
my camera on 8 seconds exposure time can capture that image
It's kinda hard to differentiate from just normal light pollution when you live in urban area... if nobody would have said anything i wouldn't have noticed. Was fairly hazy though (moon not clearly visible)
Yeah my light pollution was basically just in a slightly different color
space weather goes bad (this weekend is great for aurora sighting) https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/pad_sides_large/public/top_news/Copy of G5 Alert Template.png?itok=gWrQIAnk
Can I ask about military radios and frequency? Lets say I have a western/Nato radio on 40Hz, then the other guy a russian radio on same frequency. Can they interfere with each other transmission? I know radios have encryption so that the other side wont hear what another side talk about, but on the science side, won't they be interfere with each other, on the freak chance that both decide to transmit at the same time?
If they do, how they navigate this problem. If they don't, why? How come?
IIRC, if that's a case, an ECM would happen so... they don't want to have such situation
Roger that.... TQ for info
if yall haven't watching the starship flight 4 stream, go watch the video
this is the coolest spaceflight video i've ever seen
it was like flight 3, but successful, and you get to watch the front flap melting live but still actuate when it needs to all the way down
enlighten us
how is it odd? It happened on the surface. Earthquakes do not require to be on the edge of a tectonic plate to happen as the possible causes are numerous.
every year there are over 500k earthquakes of magnitude between 2.5 to 5.4 globally. Sometimes all you need is Taylor Swift and a bunch of her fans.
Or just Japan being Japan
Tver is pretty far away from the epicentre of the quak posted by Goat so perhaps something secondary
one would think that by now people realized that storings several kilotons of explosive in one place attracts flying match sticks (seeing how it happened 'accidentally' in ukraine before the war... iirc)
btw. if someone pays attention to possible improvements in air navigation https://youtu.be/bFM9HHB9JXI
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Of course the first real use case will be blowing something up by a suicide drone...
T-1 minute https://youtu.be/kHoKhL56KZ0
Watch live coverage as SpaceX launches a Falcon 9 rocket with the European Space Agency's Hera mission. Liftoff from pad 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station is scheduled to launch at 10:52 a.m. EDT (1452 UTC) on Monday, October 7. The first-stage booster making its 23rd flight will be intentionally expended during this mission. The mission ...
5 minutes to starship launch
I’m new to electronics and want to learn everything about it, starting with the basics. Can anyone guide me on where to begin or recommend resources for a complete beginner?
I think EEVBlog has a beginner series. Maybe that's what you're looking for
love EEVBlog
Do you have an idea of the type of electronics you're interested in?
If you truly wanna "learn everything about it", I really suggest you build a good foundation of how electricity works so that you build on that knowledge
On the cheaper side on things, you can get trial versions of simulation software to mess around with.
I highly suggest you find a project to give a purpose to your learning. There's tons of cool things you can do for very cheap once you get one microcontroller, a breadboard and components
If you can find Floyd's "Electronic Devices", it's a real bible that has good depth and is fairly easy to approach
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The New Vera C Rubin Obsservatory in Chile is a fast telescope designed to survey the night sky at great depth and revisiting the same locations every few days. That means it's designed to collect data about the sky over space and TIME, this massive data set will grow 30 terabytes per day, and instead of requesting telescope time for scientific ...
worst budget in NASA's history since 1960s https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/american-science-brain-drain/
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https://www.planetary.org/articles/nasa-2026-budget-proposal-in-charts
cease operating the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope (DKIST),
the world’s flagship ground-based solar observatory.
The world’s greatest X-ray telescope, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory,
is slated to be entirely defunded ! while the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope,
NASA’s next scheduled flagship mission after JWST, completed awaiting launch,
funding allotted to the mission is insufficient to pay for such a launch.
the worst is that all this means less missions, less launches and less experiments
nearly no deals for launch / support / instruments / build the satellites/probes
it ain't just NASA or science/academic sphere will be affected but also commercial,
this will hit specialized industry over the USA, Canada, Europe and even Japan ...
Fishes have TCAS now what ?
it seems the nature figured out how resolve spectrum interferences way long before humanity invented wireless 🤣 🤣
awesome
this shall worry a lot of people who care about science and history https://bsky.app/profile/maddow.bsky.social/post/3mbcs5u7az222
"tossed away" is such a dumb mindset..
I hope by tossed they mean sold on ebay or given away for free or auctioned off, and not literally "tossed"
yeah, absolutely dumb mindest ... kinda befitting to Trump and his boot lickers... It brings burnt earth tactics to mind.
I'm afraid it means tossed, because when its tens of thousands of books and documents... warehouse size - where do you put them. Someone would have to step in and say "give me" or rather "let me transport them all away on my cost". And i'm not sure they would let them, because of their ludicrous stupidity.
and the worst who to ask to save it ? Jeff Bezos is one of the names coming to mind, has the $ and always was toward preserving the NASA / USA achievement history in more than just words
If I remember correctly, this has been coming since like... 2006 or so.
They've already closed multiple other libraries over the years, and this is the area that all of the material was moved to from them.
Tbh I'm more concerned about what will happen to all our digital books in general when someone flips the kill switch and you can no longer access your own cloud data or your own hard drive.
Even before the AI frenzy, everyone was very keen to digitalize everything, basically your entire life. Most people will be obviously more worried about the digital money than digital know-how
Sadly it's in their nature to throw away and if necessary just to buy it new again. Fun fact: Switzerland isn't different. In terms of wasteful behavior, Switzerland is sadly only 2nd to USA 🙈
afaik Jeff still has his Amazon email address, maybe poke the philanthropic bear a bit and he will make it happen 😂 That dude loves space travel so much, another NASA rescue mission shouldn't bother him much, peanuts for his pockets
Ariane made the mistake they didn't believe in reusability now it's just catching up https://europeanspaceflight.com/arianegroup-proposes-ariane-6-evolution-using-maiaspace-boosters/
well solar mirror water boilers to steam engine are old thing 😁
They're further than that: parabolic trough tech
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Switzerland banned asbestos back in 1990 but those old buildings built before still pose a hazard. I remember one of the "skyscrapers" was forcefully evacuated, resulting in big loss for the owner because the city forced them to renovate and get rid of asbestos before it's allowed for rental again. afair this took them over two years
banned asbestos insulation or the material in whole?
import, sale and use, a full ban. if rental you have to get rid of it too
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Reminds me of eco festival fanboys saying wind parks are perfectly fine in residential area but you may ask people who live nearby, especially in rural areas.
solar or nuclear seems to be the safest
forgetting about dams
The way it all works is, if there's a great advancement in power generation, the various governments and multi government organizations will go at a great length to make sure they have it and prevent it from arriving to the consumer. You can't control people if they can generate their own power. We'll see nuclear fusion at some point in the future, but never at a point where you can become independent.
This is the same thing with medicine, the cures and methods to curing serious diseases are controlled by them as well. Before, you'd see researchers dying in "accidents". What happened a month or two ago, several researches make advancements regarding cancers and HPV and nothing happened to them. Why? Its because the US left the market, they have very heinous organizations who seek to prevent others from beating them. They care more about money than saving lives.
Switzerland made it efficient by combining nuclear and hydro, overnight they continue running nuclear at full power, providing super cheap power to industries interested to operate overnight and to refill the hydro dams
smart
I expect to see a lot of open source research in the future, way more than now. It'll be amazing
I expect nothing, the whole world is hell-bent on AI craze, that money is badly needed everywhere else
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They're not even trying anymore, you'll see in the future why
It won't go anywhere positive, that's for sure
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If you look back at 9/11 they now say more people died from the aftereffects such as asbestos dust than from the attack itself. Who needs dirty bombs if the buildings are dirty like that already...
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pretty neat. They also have full apollo 11 capsule 3D scan over there.
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While everyone bitching about AI, Japan introduced their 1st cargo-only Shinkansen two days ago 🤣
While people fear to lose jobs thanks to AI, Japan says they struggle a fierce lack of truck drivers
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shows the risk of just have only 1 launch pad (need 2 or 3) in case of damage caused by massive RUD
also Amazon is now in pickle, they can go and beg SpaceX for space on StarShip or ask Rocket Labs to do lot of small launches (RL shall have like dozen boosters in stockpile with enough engines)
i also do wonder if the BlueOrigin's building with the other booster(s) and stages (where completing happens) is protected against shockwave and debris, as it's quite close (next to pad)
the damage and loss of the one tower to protect against lighting also shows how strong the shockwave was
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so the inside of the assembly building got damaged, the buildings on far left roof too and the distant tanks were moved by shockwave https://fxtwitter.com/nyoomtm/status/2060363666688475510
First look at SLC-36 after New Glenn's explosive anomaly last night.
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that's where stuff like hologram engraved in resilient crystal comes as long-term data storage as it can actually be shattered, partly melted etc.
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I prefer ZPM's
that would be @astral ridge topic for #offtopic_scifi i see what you did there
#offtopic_future_science?
would still fit here
Then the ZPMs stay
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stargate reference?
has anyone here been able to get the basic gist of eric weinstein's geometric unity theory? every time he tries to explain it there's too much jargon for me to understand it
Didn't Weinstein's theory state something about starlets needing to succumb to the superior gravity of others to propel them (gravity assist)?
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2020 mass elephants deaths in botswana https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-53273361
2020 black plague spotted https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/07/02/mongolia-quarantines-russian-border-region-over-bubonic-plague-suspicion-a70756
I wonder if the dead elephants were caused by some algae or maybe brain eating amoeba like naegleria fowlerii, these attack the brain through the mucus membranes, and that would makes sense since elephants drink with their trunks
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damn i thought it was us independence day aliens tomorrow and Dwarden springs this on us
Well Dwarden is SkyNet... That's why he is so determined to make sure we all run really good computers too... for when it takes them over
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Someone here good with math? (matrix, Kernel And Image)
Got K(T) = {(-11, 3, 1)T} and need a matrix M where I(T) = K(Z)
And I kinda doubt that it is the identity matrix I need here
Astronomy is amazing
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Better than mi.... oh I don’t have one anymore
telescope been in storage closet for almost to the day 3 years
I had to sell all my stuff years ago after before I moved here. I regret it but it’s nothing that can’t be replaced
dedboop y the changing names every 3 hours and random interval?
but just literally some 60€ kids telescope, not really that good.
But also not interested enough for more... and also too much light pollution
Yeah light pollution is the biggest killer, luckily I don’t have to drive too far to get away from it all
If I buy another I ain’t spending less than 150 on one
need more space telescopes
with lasers
Everything is better with lasers
i rate this gun mount installation 6/10, not enough depression
I'd like to get a telescope too, but there's too much light polution here
@astral ridge are you able to pick up any nebulae with that telescope?
so move 100km east
I dun wanna live in swedistan
well 100km inland and at least 100km from sweden
not with the light pollution here, no
I've never been in a place remote enough to really see the milkyway
should have thought of that before you didnt become a billionaire
i'd love to live somewhere you can see that
atacama desert
If I was a multi-billionaire, its where I'd live.
i'd prefer the hill/vocano tops of the hawaii islands
like a true Bond villain!
Bond was in the Alteplano or somewhere nearby
the fancy hotel in the middle of nowhere
How is it that I never saw this channel? Is it new?
He is French, he has mistresses, so may or may not be dad.
I see this Server is getting better every time
Btw there’s a nice comet that can be sighted for the whole month of July
But I heard its very close to horizon in central europe
From the 11th it will be sighted under the Great Bear constellation after sunset
I’m in Italy, that’s what they said
I guess we’ll wait to see if it’s true with our eyes
I tried to look, and due to the mix of severe light pollution and being circled by buildings and not really being able to see the horizon, I didn't see anything yet.
I thought its already up?
For what I hear atm it’s to be saw early in the morning, at dawn
I had a link to it somewhere
North-East, but come from North
I come from Milan but am in Udine since 6 years by now
https://www.fr.de/wissen/komet-neowise-c2020-f3-mit-blossem-auge-sichtbar-beobachtung-frankfurt-sonnenaufgang-sonnenuntergang-zr-90007590.html here is a german site with details on it
Will checc when I got time
C/2020 F3 (Neowise) is the name
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https://twitter.com/sven__melchert/status/1280334693477556224 here's a picture of it from yesterday morning
Bello!
Kewl
From Saturday will be with Grandparents who have a pretty decent telescope, will give it a shot for sure
Too young for it ;p
But my family has a couple of kool photos of it
Hale-Bopp too, now I’m unsure if they were the same (pretty sure they weren’t)
not the same, Haleys only comes around every 70'ish years
Halley's Comet... 75 years. Next in 2061
close enough and my spellings atrocious
I knew a bird named Haley once, she had big.... satellites
I saw Haley's Comet many years ago
me too. this was one of the rare situations i was allowed to stay up long enough as a kid to see it. my parents took us to a hike outside of the city with less light pollution to see it better
I watched it go past whilst standing about 100 metres or so from the worlds largest active minefield.
did you see her uranus to @wispy sundial
I saw it coming, not going
Comet rising over Earth horizon filmed from ISS https://twitter.com/_TheSeaning/status/1280579766094094336?s=20
Comet NEOWISE from ISS, July 5th https://t.co/pAbGdtchAc
6429
17413
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=6332 earth wobbling
an interesting read, thx
"how's it going grandpa?" "ahh young un, i can feel the ground wobbling eastwards, its going to be a dry summer..."
Looks in my Farmer's Almanac... yep!
lol
@peak prism taxonomic ranking can be confusing at times and I'm by no means an expert, but could you elaborate on the post you made about canines? Canine isn't a formal taxonomic rank as far as I can tell, the closest taxon I would use to describe that would be caninae which is way above the species rank (a family of the carnivora order). Also, what did you mean by "sub-species genus" as genus is a rank above species. As I mentioned, dog breeds are not a sub-species of dogs(canis lupus familiaris), but dogs are a sub-species of wolves (canis lupus).
Indeed "sub-species genus" does not exist. The correct way is Genus > Species >Sub-species. A good source to get classification, is as often, the ncbi website. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi?mode=Undef&id=9611&lvl=3&keep=1&srchmode=1&unlock
A very interesting talk about (an opinion) on why elementary physics research has stagnated, "a crisis" - (presiding theories havent changed since the 70's). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99hVAu1k6G8
It's in Kartoffel language, but it has subtitles that are half passable - except "Einstein" = "A stone" 😄
ich give you gleich kartoffel language my Freundchen :angrypepe:
ruhig blut 😛
reminds me of Stephen Wolfram's graph-ical approach to fundamental physics https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2020/04/finally-we-may-have-a-path-to-the-fundamental-theory-of-physics-and-its-beautiful/
Snap of comet neowise I just took from my garden
It’s quite faint to the naked eye because of light pollution but even with binoculars Could see it quite clearly
turns out the subtitles of my link had some... err weaknesses in the middle part where it was still google translated. I improved it, now waiting for approval. So if anyone wants to watch - maybe hold off until that^^ (or/and try to approve - i have no idea how this works)
Snap of comet neowise I just took from my garden
fancy
We reportedly can't get really good pictures due to natural light. One guy got about the same with a telescope
(That's 60+ deg northern for you)
I’ll try to get a shot of it in a couple of days with telescope
I would be able to see if it weren't summer
Where are you?
close to the arctic circle
Ah so you have the all-day and all-night seasons?
almost
in mid-summer the sun dips slightly below the horizon for a couple of hours, in mid-winter it's dark like 20 hours a day
reindeers have internet??
I have been to Haparanda, between Sweden and Finland (and a bit more North, to Santa Claus' village)
It was indeed an experience to see the sun, North, at 2am 🙂
the winters can be tough on the psyche with the constant darkness
no the topic of komet gazing :] - https://xkcd.com/2274/
Most urban night ops I see are pretty deadly to street lamps 😁
@delicate hornet The place's called Haaparanta in Finnish, meaning "aspen beach"
@ashen garden Yeah, I love our summers but deeply hate our winters 😄
Was in Karelia a few years ago in summer. It was weird in a good way. I imagine it to be weird in a bad way in winter.
By mixing powdered rust with ground up aluminum, you get Thermite. Just don't light it on fire! You don't want to say... burn your hand off or blind yourself.
yeah just get some Rust and Al blocks and grind them down with your mortar and pestle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxPKuxrrG7A
Black Nitrogen, because smashing a gas between two diamonds and pressure is just awesome.
thats the most chemist looking person I've ever seen
most definitely, it was funny seeing him being knighted (iirc), them trying to put the medal over his fuzzy scientist hair ^^
There is a couple videos of pictures when he was younger, he had the science hair growing up. 😄
I really love how they can actually show the material in real time though.
There so many discoveries of new elements, yet any sort of picture usually is just a x-ray or some other trick to get light to shine on it. IE just a blob of light in a dark picture.
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an interesting video about the dunning kruger effekt that i could have also posted in #offtopic_politics, since most stuff that is discussed there is the result of people that are content of this video. actually just one person... in a country... with over 4mil covid infected
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I was thinking about installing solar panels on my roof but this video convinced me to install a nuclear reactor instead, very helpful advise.
yes, those have been all the rage with the "let's solve our problems by using experimental technology at scale" crowd for some time 
experimental technology
it is only "experimental" as long as nobody does deeper research on it
an interesting video about the dunning kruger effekt that i could have also posted in #offtopic_politics, since most stuff that is discussed there is the result of people that are content of this video. actually just one person... in a country... with over 4mil covid infected
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFL5NoM9GVE
@nimble field Dunning-Kruger effect well illustrated in this paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S027795361830340X
@nimble field We need both renewables and nuclear energy
Would shooting a black hole into an antimatter black hole destroy them both?
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on a mass scale? Arma? If every person is a unit, then you could maybe "simulate" a tiny village
I doubt that Arma is suitable for this case, since it requires too much managing and too many people to handle.
Proper gamification and machine learning would give way better results, and even scientific research can be done with the data gathered.
Bungie (the company behind the original Halos and Destiny) has been doing some neat predictions with their Destiny series. Astrologists have apparently discovered an object approaching planets at high speed and slowing down as it got closer, the Traveler in Destiny did the same thing before arriving at Earth. The Shadowkeep DLC from last year (spoilers ahead for Destiny fans who don't know) showed something inside the moon that shouldn't be there ||(a Triangle ship which is a physical manifestation of the main bad guy of the game).|| Supposedly, something IRL was found inside the moon that shouldn't be there.
I thought this was the best place for that because of space stuff being science related
"something inside the moon that shouldnt be there"... It getting kinda crowded on the moon then. With all the aliens, nazis and whatnot living there
Yeah just a bit lol
@glad galleon also, source?
One of my parents :P
... press X to doubt
spaceX starship SN-5 static fire test in about 35min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNlS-mgyJAE&feature=youtu.be
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nice
hope it goes well
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SN-5 live stream is on
*fly soon
venting has finally started
looks like they canceled it for today. they emptied the oxygen storage tanks
https://www.cnet.com/news/self-replicating-chernobyl-mold-could-protect-the-iss-from-space-radiation/ Chernobyl mold being used in iss
Hope I get to go there before everything gets sent to space
looks like they just delayed the static fire. game's still on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QbM7Vsz3kg&feature=emb_logo
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ok, finally a word from elon:
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1287965692298268673
@NASASpaceflight Fuel spin valve didn’t open. Will fix & try again tomorrow. Also, some odd TVC hydraulic pump behavior.
now that's interesting news
first launch operation of a commercial scale fusion reactor will take place late 2025 and full operation is expected around 10y after
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/worlds-largest-nuclear-fusion-experiment-clears-milestone/
I hope we make it until that...
and after 😄
considering germany was already at brink of electric grid collapse several times in the last year, and that with coal power still running (which is supposed to be phased out...), fusion cant come soon enough...
so true. also research on thorium reactors needs to get deeper
it's expected another 5-10 years till first commercial test and 2050 onward more commercial ...
so the usual saying that fusion is 20+ years away still fits, many decades later after i first heard it 😉
I read Enfusion… 
T-4 minutes for Perserverance rover mission toward Mars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIB3JbIIbPU
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they haven't even designed to sample recovery craft
they estimate to retrieve it in 2031
it's ridiculous
spacex will probably get people to mars by then
spacex will probably get people to mars by then
Maybe that is how they planned to retrieve the samples? Via space FedEx?🚛
bad joke alert
were the Federal teams that Expedited people from the streets to far away FedEx?
Even worst joke alert:
Expedited To 'Guantanamars'?
I am afraid I don't have the reference (I get the Guantanamo ref, but not the "amars" ending)
Mars, the planet👆
oh
my bad then
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a little more on the ITER fusion reactor. apparently china is also building a test reactor that could go live in '35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAw-rdl9YZg
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thorium would be a burning alternative to the current reactors. the thorium waste is less dangerous
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Crew Demo-2 Splashdown - https://youtu.be/tSJIQftoxeU
On Saturday, May 30, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launched Crew Dragon’s second demonstration (Demo-2) mission from Launch Complex 39...
damn... almost 60k viewers and not even live for more than 5min 😄
Crew Demo-2 Departure - Watching Now
Crew Demo-2 Return Coast Phase - https://youtu.be/zMsxviPT2Cw
Crew Demo-2 Splashdown - https://youtu.be/tSJIQftoxeU
On Saturday, May 30, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launched Crew Dragon’s second demonstration (Demo-2) mission from Launch Complex 39...
departing now 🙂
re-entry is sometime tomorrow?
imagine how awkward it would be if after 100 years of wars for oil people would just go,
yo we found clean easy energy what do we do now
Approximately 19 hours later, after jettisoning its trunk and re-entering Earth’s atmosphere, Dragon will splash down at one of seven targeted water landing sites off the coast of Florida at 2:42 p.m. EDT on Sunday, August 2.
yeah Opteryx ^
Crew Demo-2 Departure - https://youtu.be/sl2jo1bSxl8
Crew Demo-2 Return Coast Phase - https://youtu.be/zMsxviPT2Cw
Crew Demo-2 Splashdown - Watching Now
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@ashen garden ^
~1h till sploosh
SpaceX SN-5 150m hop might happen today/tonight
Coverage by:
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theres quite a bit of debris launched up from the ground, could have easily hit something important
https://www.anl.gov/article/turning-carbon-dioxide-into-liquid-fuel > New catalyst found to efficiently convert CO² into ethanol
Even if efficiency would only be 50% it would be profit.
Less CO² and more fuel, which can be powered by clean energy.
Although... they say plants are also able to do that, but that's just a rumour I guess 😉
so what are they going to do with that ethanol? when ethanol combusts you get CO2 and H2O
replace more oil based things
plants sure do that, but plants use copious amounts of water and land
if we could satisfy our energy needs growing plants, we'd do so. but we cant, thats why the industrial revolution started only when we started to burn coal 😬
so what are they going to do with that ethanol? when ethanol combusts you get CO2 and H2O
sell the ethanol to elon for his starship
what does he do
he separates elon for his rocket and gets tha ... idk what you can make of tha
ethanol could be a method for bulk energy storage (if batteries are not an option) - say from green energy overproduction
btw, interesting bit about pump storage hydro plants - they wanted to build another one in the center of germany (thuringia) - (or was it a drink water reservoir?) , but they decided against it, because it would raise the local temperature in winter by so much that there would be no snow in winter
🤔
thats how you would get malaria mosquitos
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the Theia impact event must've been something incredible to witness, imagine a celestial body the size of Mars slamming into Earth
i wish the not so distant big impact into jupiter had happened year 30-50 later or so, so we would have had better cameras to show the spectacle
yeah i think that was the one
preferably a camera probe right in orbit at the time ^^
But dumb people would have even more excuses to say that it would be all CGI rather than 30 years ago
Some summary of results of Darpa competition for AI piloting F-16
https://imgur.com/gallery/Q0ReHOB
in the air, the current limitations with being able to identify , interpret and react to the complex realworld surroundings no longer apply (only to a much much smaller degree)
Picking out air targets is very easy, and possible basically all around.
An interesting reading, thanks
@somber zenith reminds me of the A.I in arma, they disregard personal safety to achieve objectives in many situations, ruthlessly efficient. Reminds me of the Borg 😄
I honestly can't wait to see when they develop the first true fighter drone, imagine designing a airframe around the idea you don't need to worry about some flesh thing passing out?
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Fighter pilot analyses the DARPA AI fight
it was honestly not a very fair fight
pilot not familiar with the sim and lack of physical cues like sound, Gs, real vision and field of view etc, also the AI only had to get the human F-16 within a certain cone of fire, there was no ballistic simulation
as if a human could score any points whatsoever with ballistics... all the aiming calculation is done by the computer for him - no advantage whatsoever to an AI
a well-made* AI, yes 🙂
Technically wouldn't the human be at a advantage as he could then push his virtial craft to it's limits with no G-force?
perhaps watch the video of the real fighter pilot talking about it first...
@lone swan You do know the aircraft has a G limit too right..
He meant with no G-Force suffered by the pilot
So he can still easily operate the aircraft at its limits without suffering from the G-Force
He is at advantage against his usual, real life experience, but only "equal" to an AI
Yeah
Just pull back on the stick hard enough and you'll find out
Yeah, to its limits intended as not reaching the point of stalling
Ok roll 90 degrees then pull back
I believe the plane can also endure structural damage due to too much force, too
I believe in dcs if you pull too hard in the tomcat with a straight wing configuration the wings can snap off
I believe IRL too 😁
well I haven't heard of any specific incidents in real life, but DCS' simulation is pretty accurate and true to real life
I remember a VHS extract (yeah, I'm that old :p) showing a tourism plane doing a looping for the air show, and one then two wings snapped - he immediately went south, wrapped by parts of the wings. Hopefully, the plane itself was equipped with a parachute
remember sky king?
unfortunately not a thing here
First, last, and greatest flight of the legend.
We all barreled rolled that night. Absolute Unit.
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guy who stole a plane and did barrel rolls and loops with it before crashing into an island
his only experience with flying was "video games" according to himself
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yeah, I was on the wiki page - "some screws loose", but he definitely knew some of the things he did
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Horizon_Air_Q400_incident
I wonder how many Gs he pulled
he said he threw up so I'd assume he did some negative Gs
come to think of it I've seen civilians on fighter jet ride alongs throw up from regular Gs, but those are like 6-9 Gs
I doubt he was able to do that in that plane
damn, what a guy
But with regards to that question @delicate hornet, I feel its due to culture or logistics if it costs too much to change measurements on instruments and such.
I suppose it'd kind of be like instantly making America totally use metric instead of just its military, they'd have to adapt quite a lot due to not being used to it and most of their products relying on imperial.
so you are saying the imperial system advantage is more of a subjective aspect to you?
Yeah exactly.
And that I'm mostly good at converting those measurements to metric so its not too difficult.
I mean, I don't bash people for using what fits them better and especially what they have been taught - really, I don't
I bash countries/groups for enforcing an obsolete and not instinctive way of measurement
You're good haha, I understand that lol
(and I am talking as a member, not a moderator 😛)
But either way, its up to you and I just meant to meme you lol
Yeah true.
But funny enough though.. Mass in Arma technically isn't consistent with KG nor LBS.
speed sometimes is in km/h, sometimes in m/s
At least to ACE since Arma's Katiba rifle is 100 mass while its potentially 3.67kg / 8.10lbs.
True haha
now we are entering Arma inconsistency, and we would need a full channel just for that 😛
Yes xd
But what I've seen though, projectiles tend to be measured in m/s while speed of other things is generally measured in km/h unless something's SUPER slow.
*unless
measures snail speed at microns / second
~2m/h iirc 😄
Oof lol
But yeah, I think that'd be 200,000 microns per hour so that divided by 60 would be a bit more than 30,000 per second.
Which would be a lot in the microbe world lol
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there was no glowing mushroom cloud, you are confused, its just swamp gas
Elon Musk is doing it again, and now in Neuro Surgery
https://youtu.be/CLUWDLKAF1M
Looks to be in very early stages still, but since the FDA doesn't care about risks or animal testing this will be something we'll see a lot from in the near future
The stock split is also tomorrow for tesla
the device that will eventually program us to be obedient bio robots 😛
funny and interesting video about imperial and metric system :D
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I always joke it's simply a American ploy in case we are ever invaded. Every time a foriegn power waste time converting, we can continue our resistance 😄
thats when you put up the metric camps
Its for spies!
just like the national anthem
if someone knows the exact feet - miles conversion, they must be a spy
Just like how if they know the 2nd and 3rd verse of the national anthem theyre german spies
I just thought of it like that
genius actually
aw man... i missed SN6 hop
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iphone32? 😄
My bad, 3200 megapixel photos.
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Scientists might have found alien life (microbes) on venus
Rumors of PH3 being detected on Venus. If verified, nearly 100% of life on Venus. Media embargo underway, cached link shows article still up. from the tweet
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hail our alien overlords... who are microscopic and produce terribly smelly gas
nice, i am partly alien then!
their space ship propably, also emitting smelly gas ^^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqi4QNFXu-c
So i am partly spaceship too?
only, if you transmit binary messages to anyone who touches you :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaYfsxbiKsM
^what the witness claims may sound completely crazy, but i mean... when you see an object "not from this world" its bound to lead to even more crazy things
like if a modern vtol plane would land in the stone age... its not just the modern plane itself, it would have all sorts of "crazy" things the stone age people would have never seen or experienced. (Loud noise, unexplainable wind force, weird glyphs,...)
only, if you transmit binary messages to anyone who touches you :P
@somber zenith Nah, but i emmit terribly smelling gas sometimes.
that can be interpreted as binary message too you know. No smelly = 0 Smelly = 1
message probs depends on input take frequency
that can be interpreted as binary message too you know. No smelly = 0 Smelly = 1
@paper bay What about the corner cases?
just need to set up a tolerance level I suppose.
@somber zenith Nah, but i emmit terribly smelling gas sometimes.
@modest mica no, that just means aliens are inside of you
on a little more serial note... i found this interview quite interesting. If what is said is true, the department of energy took over any alien findings etc. and saveguards it against declassification
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1x4KmC074
why if? There is enough observational evidence from reliable personel (not karens with phone) to confirm that UFO's exist.
military and civilian radar data, military personel, civilian pilots
UFO yes, aliens no 😃
yes, true. However - a good portion of UFO have agency - means they are piloted by something. If its not human then what else would it be other than an alien?
they're called UAP these days
yes, true. However - a good portion of UFO have agency - means they are piloted by something. If its not human then what else would it be other than an alien?
@somber zenith Russia.
as everyone knows russia isnt human
is Russia alien though 🤔
maybe to certain parts of the american population anything non american might as well be an alien 😄
especially Englishmen in New York :p
oooh oooohhhh
Imo its called UAP now, just so people are more ready to believe what was actually observed. To me UFO or UAP (where the thing has agency) clearly imply alien pilot - material or immaterial.
In fact i think its more ridiculous to think that a human would fly it... at least the first observations. Nowadays, who knows how far they are into reverseengineering the tech.
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really long interview with the fighter pilot who chased the "tic tac" UAP/UFO
much better than the Joe Rogan interview
it seems to me that at least one goal of these disclosures is to drum up support for funding R&D in on this stuff - cant drum up support when the majority of people in government reject the idea of its existance
whatever it is, it is always interesting to know what happens - Science doesn't like unanswered questions :p
Regarding nimitz encounters - i found the interviews with Kevin Day and other crew (other than the pilot) a lot more intriguing actually. How people arrived shortly after the sightings and confiscated the Aerial-Radar recordings, and how other Data was deleted from the memory the day after
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV6M4MKoLnk Kevin Day
https://youtu.be/dfxavE5B-IE PJ Hughes (Witness to E-2 Hawkeye Recordings taken)
much better than the Joe Rogan interview
That's because he's an idiot. A very good host, but not a very factual one. I don't like hype for hype's sake.
XKCD's of the day, funnily on alien's topic:
https://xkcd.com/2359/
i cant confirm or deny that i not had a part in this - if hypothetically speaking there was such an influence, it would be classified
i wonder how long it will take for the first university to offer a degree in ufology^^
right after the US Space Force engages its first hostile…
doubt that would be made public, it would mean even more hysteria than just revealing that aliens exists/ have been here ...
very interesting article on the nature of the US AATIP / AAWSAP programs, and why we got to read about it https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/research/a30916275/government-secret-ufo-program-investigation/
interview with the author https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1XfZJM-qsI
Never heard of that place before, but apparently in Hessdalen Norway there is a Valley where Phenomena are regularly occuring, and since 1984 are studied and observed to this day by scientists. Here is a documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKlwlYiXuic
I live not too far from there, was thinking of going camping there sometime
scammy scam scammery
the lights are a scam?
yeah and that dude who promotes and his generic scientists
could be
first of all
if they actually were real they would specify their fields
if i'm a phd or whatever in some kind of thingy i won't be titled "scientist"
are you talking about the docu?
haven't seen it
meh
so just because they didnt give his title, its automatically scam? i dont understand
i know quite a few people who do not want their title to be mentioned on anything - or the docu could have just been superficial
Thats one of them https://www.hiof.no/ir/english/people/aca/bgh/index.html
the other - an engineer https://www.hiof.no/it/personer/und-forsk-ansatte/eps/index.html
hmm
soh uh, elon said the goal for neuralink is to pair human brain with AI ... that means he is Dr Brackman and the cybran nation will be born...
https://youtu.be/p8zD2uYryJM?t=43
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I'm not sure how breath works with temperature but would it be correct to say that the virus would spread harder in cold climates?
I assume it would survive in air for a shorter period
it is in droplets, the virus itself doesn't last long in the air
ambient moisture makes droplets fall… sooner, I guess?
then again cold makes your mucus membranes more slimey so your nose is more susceptible to absorbing viral particles
dry, cold air seems to be a problem (we had multiple outbreaks in meat processing factories, where exactly those conditions are)
dry indoor air may make things worse - winter is en route - as peoples mucus will dry out faster due to having heating on.
iirc UCL are doing a study on this now, be interesting to see what they find out, hopefully sooner than later.
that's like saying people using AC in summer helps it
Billions of years ago, our nearest planetary neighbor, Venus, may have harbored lakes, oceans, and life-giving habitats similar to those on the early Earth. Today, Venus spins slowly in a backward direction. It's a planet knocked upside down and turned inside out. Its burned-o...
nice video man
If you put a telescope on earth and a mirror 10 light years away, and look at the mirror to see your reflection, would you see a younger you? @ me if you have a response. I have this server muted.
it would take aprox. 5000y to deliver the mirror and another 5000y to return home...
you'd see nothing...
@radiant osprey
(if you could travel at 250.000km/h)
another thing to think about, there's no telescope that can look that far and focus on a single object, no mirror strong enough to reflect an image from earth
but, you'd be looking at a younger you (in theory)
20y younger
@radiant osprey You'll have to wait for 10 years for the light to first able to reach the mirror. And wait I don't think your image would actually get that far intact if not nothing thanks to Earth's atmosphere it'll get refracted and diffused heavily. Even if you ignore that part, as you said the mirror is 10 light years away; it'll take you another 10yr to get it back, this is considering the reflection doesn't have any interference, cause getting a such a tiny image intact would be super hard if not next to impossible
theoretically you can
but since it's a tiny image and our telescope is in motion (it's on earth) it'll be hard to get the reflection as you would have to be super precise about your place of observation, angle, etc
If anyone wants to read a good science book I can recommend https://josef-gassner.de/shop/können-wir-die-welt-verstehen-meilensteine-der-physik-von-aristoteles-zur-stringtheorie-detail.html (German language only sadly)
Können wir die Welt verstehen? Meilensteine der Physik von Aristoteles zur Stringtheorie. Shop
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The reading resembles a mountain hike, climbing up the hills of classical mechanics and special relativity to the first vantage points of general relativity and quantum mechanics. From the main crest of the quantum field theories, the Standard Model including the Higgs mechanism, we climb the summit high to the gauge theory, the quantum loop theory, supersymmetry and string theories.
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we climb the summit high to [...] supersymmetry and string theories.
@brittle minnow cern didnt find anything that would support those theories - to my limited knowledge
in the talk i linked a while ago this was elaborated on https://discordapp.com/channels/105462288051380224/728085946112802816/731588163893723217
@somber zenith "Absence of evidence doesn't mean evidence of absence"
if you postulate that something of a certain size is there and how it behaves, and you dont see it, thats enough evidence
it is no evidence - but it is safer to think that with the currently available knowledge
i presume the discussion is on the supposed planet 9?
I have no idea 🤣
@somber zenith I know. Prof. Gaßner explains the theory and also the problems it has.
SpaceX 100 flights celebration video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_s_7iTydYU
On Saturday, October 24, 2020, SpaceX completed its 100th successful flight since Falcon 1 first flew to orbit in 2008. Over the course of these flights, SpaceX landed Falcon’s first stage booster 63 times and re-flew boosters 45 times.
How Kodak Exposed The Atomic Bomb
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pSqk-XV2QM
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i think engineering channel would be overkill so let's put this into science https://twitter.com/MachinePix/status/1317596127508692994
A Liebherr LR13000 lifting a Liebherr LR11350 lifting a Liebherr LR1350/1 lifting a Liebherr LTR1100 lifting a toy crane. https://t.co/RUJ7g4E15X
850
3162
Dwarden: this event took place a couple of years back in a city just a few bathtub lengths away from me (Liebherr-Kranwerk Ehingen). i was with the company who did the sound and light for this event and i got to see it live. it was amazing i tell ya...! impressive AF
@nimble field nice the feel of the craneception is strong in that one
i think they did it multiple times?
Meanwhile... their bigger naval brother didnt fare too well during lift test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXDgUX1HFXo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okVbJR8rVWs
when the hook snaps, a crane is basically a trebuchet...
1st sarcophagus was built with help of some german equipment (cranes, concrete pumps) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBqq_xgpRXI, briefly also here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPc1zJvLpIA
finally
this is great video explaining ship technologies used to measure, track and target the thing you want to hit 😉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbXyAzGtIX8
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i always found the mechanical firing computers fascinating, esp. from an engineering perspective
also, support for coincidence ranger finders for Arma 4 plz 😉
after "every time you ask about Half-Life 3 Gaben delays it by 6 months", "every time you ask for a nice feature in A4 it gets removed"
🤔 technically i think it could already be half-arsed in A3 by using 2 RTT cameras and animating the angle of one. Only problem will be the low quality image
oh these are the "projected trajectory" right? it is present in a submarine sim yep
indeed doable, but PiP quality. (also offtopic so I will stop ^^)
GabeN is too busy in new-zealand preparing to fire a garden gnome into space to bother with next HL game.
(just incase you thought i was joking)
…wat
lmao
on-topic, but still 😄
Which will come first, arma 4, portal 3, half life 3 or my dad returning with the milk
Also, why a gnome of all things?
because of the science...
Last thing the iss sees, a gnome moving at Mach 3
imagine the news report "iss hit by "random space debris" ... trump blames russian killer sattelites... WW3 starts ...
and then we all remember the famous Einstein quote "I dont know what half life 2 will be played on, but half life 3 will be played with sticks and stones."
Ooga booga 3, with dual rock processors
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fun fact, one of the greatest pieces of evidence for black holes (gravitational waves caused by the collision of two black holes) was caused by a scientist being lazy and stopping testing 40 minutes before a gravitational wave hit the facility
Starship SN-8 is about to dryfire soon!!!
Streams:
Everyday Astronaut
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W95MRL09GA&feature=emb_logo
TIME VERY SUBJECT TO CHANGE, stay tuned to twitter http://twitter.com/erdayastronaut for updates
Gene and Rachel from Spadre [@SouthPadreIsle] are right at the edge of the exclusion zone with one of my slow motion cameras to catch SpaceX fuel up and static fire Starship SN-8!...
LabPadre:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky5l9ZxsG9M
more angles by LP
https://www.youtube.com/user/LabPadre
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Todays spaceX Crew1 timeline
https://twitter.com/ChrisG_NSF/status/1327974552060665857
Live Stream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnChQbxLkkI
Crew Audio Only
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMFLHc-GMh8
SpaceX and NASA are targeting Sunday, November 15 for Falcon 9’s launch of Dragon’s first operational crew mission (Crew-1) to the International Space Station (ISS) from historic Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The instantaneous launch wi...
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t- 45min
T- 10min
mmmm love watching this docking sequence, the space camera looks like the footage you see from sci fi movies
UK to ban sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030
https://www.reuters.com/article/britain-autos/uk-to-ban-sale-of-new-petrol-and-diesel-cars-from-2030-ft-idUSKBN27U0DG
YAY!
Let's just hope they figure out how to produce all the electric energy for their E-Cars until then.
We do pretty good now. Theres a Lidl one street over that offers free supercharging and theres a Tesco up the road with 10 not quite so fast chargers.
That's not what I mean. Charging stations also do not produce energy out of thin air.
nuclear powerplants, preferably fusion
(en)fusion 😏
nuclear powerplants, preferably fusion
@nimble field First one is pretty much over and the latter one is decades away.
the sad truth is, a "new" nuclear power plant is more environmental friendly than any other energy source.
and yes, fusion is still ages away.
pfft, lets go big, either black hole singularity drive or solar dyson sphere
first test reactor in 2030 i think.
commercial use of a fusion reactor not before 2050
tokamak ftw! (first time I read about one was in a Mickey Mouse comic, for real 😄)
tokamak is one way to try that. the one in france uses some other technology i think
Stellerator is the other one
For those who wanna know more about it I recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bau4ltGywg
Talk, given by Hartmut Zohm at the IPP Summer University on Plasma Physics and Fusion Research.
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i really doubt about that
About what?
about making all electrics cars by 2030
Yeah me neither.
well, the industry will be forced to change if no petrol cars can be registered anymore
It's also not really important to have electric cars by 2030. An electric car is only as environmental friendly as the energy-mix it's using. And I don't see 100% regenerativ energy till 2030 or even 2040
its like the same claim like whole world will have fiber like in next 10 years
yeah not gonna happen
this is for sure not happening 😄
😄
Yeah
According to the German goverment we will have 100% 50mbit coverage till 2030 or so (Don't remember the exact numbers, but they were ridiculous)
being posh with his 400/400
Every toaster willr equire more downstream till 2030 😄
being posh with his 400/400
@delicate hornet 1gbit down here 😛
nothing in germoney will happen as long as the gov does not release some laws
1gbit down, 50mbit up
Well, Telekom complained that it's too expensive to extend fiber so they asked for money from the goverment
they always have a excuse not to do it
yes
It's ridiculous
If it wasn't for an other company I would have 100mbit now, for twice the price, from Telekom
Let's just hope they figure out how to produce all the electric energy for their E-Cars until then.
onshore & offshore wind, tidal, solar mix with storage batteries and whatever nuclear plants the uk has left that arent crumbling to pieces.
for example, the place where i live has been powered entirely by renewables for a decade.
we're currently waiting on Ofgem to authorise subsea installation of another interconnector so we can export more.
fwiw we also produce our own hydrogen, which is used to heat schools, power docked ferries overnight in addition to local authority vehicles.
the only way they will get a large swing to BEV vehicles is by reducing the cost of them, currently most BEV's are £25k+ to purchase, they need to mass produce them to bring the costs down.
And maybe build more models that are not 2 ton tanks, and 2.5m wide ...
an interesting 3D reconstitution of the Beirut explosion, based on available pictures and data:
https://vimeo.com/479844049
This is "The Beirut Port Explosions (English)" by Forensic Architecture on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
damn... must have been hell of a job to create and simulate that
high resolution cutaways / illustrations of nuclear powerplants (a hundred or so)
https://econtent.unm.edu/digital/collection/nuceng/search/field/all/mode/all/conn/and/display/200/order/subjec/ad/asc
https://www.fch.europa.eu/news/flagships-project-deploy-two-hydrogen-vessels
Future Energy = Hydrogen
“FLAGSHIPS is a key project to demonstrate the superior features of hydrogen fuel cells in the maritime sector: Lower CO2 and pollutant emissions and reduced noise amongst the most critical. The project will cooperate with relevant organisation such as CESNI, IMO and certification bodies to speed up the introduction of hydrogen for the maritime sector both for inland and coastal operations and for freight and passenger transportation”,
Provided that the economics of it work out that could be a promising way forward
gents, let's keep offtopic away from offtopic science (…I mean… you got me)
hah, got you
Offtopic unscience 👀

So thats the message the aliens sent... "shut up and stop looking for us"
whats even more unfortunate is, that the cable replacement was already on its way and about to be installed when the next snap happened...
though the replacement might simply not have held for long (until the next storm)...
RIP
Isn't that the cradle from Goldeneye?
As was said above you, yes
That's also only place I really know it from
It’s an end to an era, kind of.
RIP. I always loved how cool it is
WAIT THE BOWL TELESCOPE DIED?!
it did, see above
NOOO
How sad to see the hero's dead like this miserably
they were proposing dangling workers from a helicopter to fix it before the further cable frays last week deemed even doing that too dangerous.
It doesn't sound all that safe to be fair...
nah not really, but what to do with 500t suspended in the air, at least if they were hanging from a heli and it failed they'd have been okay, only trouble then is pulling new cables across already precarious structures.
There was a drone inspecting the Tower 4 Cables when the collapse started so we get a close up on the cables breaking, check the second video segment. https://t.co/Qw37Z5byWg
that's… scaringly impressive - thanks for the share
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/732130998468345906/784131988260519936/Katyusha.webm Science.. eh weapons.. eh.. science?
"did he die in the fire?" - "uhm... kind of... he got his head blown off by overpressured water in an rocket artillery shell..."
at the same time, a person waves through the window OH SH— 😁
When a cable snaps you definitely dont want to be anywhere within the cable snapping distance. And then there is the chance of something flying loose and going off like a sling shot...
those things can cleave you in two...
Exactly, it was also found that the cables were fairly degraded across their whole length, and while they were most likely to fail at the point where they connected to each anchoring tower, they could have failed at any point along their length in theory. It was just the uncertainty of it all. Arecibo was incredibly valuable, but not worth a human life.
hm idk, i think i could be persuaded to trade in trump for arecibo...
the whole situation boils down to a complete lack of financing towards it (maintenance/preventative-maintenance/upgrades) and the science it was doing, it's a real shame the world lost such a useful asset.
I have been around my fair share of steel cables snapping, it's not pretty and you can work to methods that minimise risk around tensioned cables, but those cables I experienced were much smaller than the Aricebo ones.
The sheer mass of the cables and attached to them at Aricebo would generally prevent movement in any direction but down - due to the 900T apparatus floating in the centre pulling them downwards as witnessed today. (the 500T in my previous post was wrong - https://www.naic.edu/ao/telescope-description)
I have been around my fair share of steel cables snapping
hell, i had my shares too...
not where i was, but it looked similar:
https://www.shinetruss.com/upload/image/20181107/safetyguidesforstageperformance.jpg
if the camera had panned right, there would be a decepticon 😂
with that said, it is not a fun situation when something used to suspend loads suddenly gives and launches itself.
@nimble field don't wanna be the guy that has to clean that mess up
Knock on wood I never had an accident the 10 years I did rigging and tech like that
The collapse was on Tuesday morning, but yesterday the NSF made video of the catastrophic collapse available, and so many viewers asked I continue my long tradition of 'coping by analyzing failure' and document what I see in this footage. It's hard to watch because this magnificent structure has always been part of the world of astronomy for me....
control demolishing that thing could have been so fun
what a shame
nothing to see here 😄
👀
just seen it above 😄
on other news, we might see SN8 doing it's 15km flight and belly flop landing tomorrow
did they put road closure notices out yet? I heard its likely monday
i can't find the latest FAA flight restriction for boca chica, but EA released this not so long ago
https://everydayastronaut.com/starship-sn8-12-5-kilometer-hop/
found them for 6th. 7th and 8th
https://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/detail_0_0092.html
https://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/detail_0_0093.html
https://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/detail_0_0094.html
6th is canceled
launch window for 7th: 1400 - 2330 UTC
launch window for 8th: 1400 - 2330 UTC
decent times for a change
what do you mean?
in CET that's 21:00-07:00
from utc?
yes
utc == gmt
i used an online calculator 😄
just add an hour onto those times for cet
crazy scots... you think you can come back to the EU with that attitude?
tztztz
😄
we have whisky, wind and tides, you need us 😉
make the last two boobs and blackjack, and i'd confirm 😄
lol
anyway, i get a notice when stream starts 😄
ping me in case I forget
sex toy collection?
my butthole ain't that loose
damnit... i keep forgetting this is not this one other discord server
exactly 😄
if that thing crashes it's gonna make a big boom
well, it's just the second stage with minimum fuel taking off.
I know
so, if it goes sideways the boom won't be that big
well, I guess we'll see
do they have a rough ETA for when the entire thing gets it's first launch?
launch window for 7th: 1400 - 2330 UTC
launch window for 8th: 1400 - 2330 UTC
that's all known atm
120m, that's almost like launching a skyscraper
actaully, it is like launching a skyscraper
"Modern sources currently define skyscrapers as being at least 100 metres[1] or 150 metres[2] in height"
inappropiate thoughts about skyscrapers and flamy stuff
oof
💩
I'm not at home for SN8 launch. I forgot that I'm at my sister's to lay new electricity in her house...
So no stream in voice chat by me.
If someone is watching it, could you ping me 15min before launch so I can watch it on my phone?
there's another 2x FAA NtA's for the 9th and 10th, both 1400-2300 UTC
from LabPadre's YouTube: TFR for 7th removed. Active and new TFR's for 8th-10th. Active road closures 7th-9th from 8a-5p CST (1400-2300 UTC)
Damn

maybe they attempt to launch today :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLpN8Cco3mU
SpaceX is attempting to fly Starship SN8 to an altitude of approximately 12.5 kilometers. The launch time is subject to change due to the fluid nature of the testing. The flight should occur sometime between 9 am and 5 pm Central time. Following liftoff, Starship SN8 will attempt a propulsive landing on SpaceX's landing zone located next to the ...
plot twist: when elon is like 70, he will still be testing with that thing when he discovers the warp drive
seems filling the tanks ... chance of SpaceX starship 15km hop within ~1-2 hour
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky5l9ZxsG9M
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@nimble field SpaceX stream is supposed to be starting in ~5 mins so shouldn't be too long. Ed:- Aborted at T-1.3s
Ha... I fell asleep and missed nothing 😋
Thx for the reminder tho
@nimble field T-5mins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap-BkkrRg-o
on it, thx
the longest 2:06 of your life
not what she said 😉
T-30 2nd attempt , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap-BkkrRg-o
As early as Wednesday, December 9, the SpaceX team will attempt a high-altitude suborbital flight test of Starship serial number 8 (SN8) from our site in Cameron County, Texas. The schedule is dynamic and likely to change, as is the case with all development testing. This live feed will start a few minutes prior to liftoff.
This suborbital flig...
T-5, weeeeeeeee!
T-1
we might see a clean landing, or a big boom. either way, it will be spectacular
Well it got off the ground at least
it pushed the Earth down
it just went around the corner, because the earth is flat, and space is fake news
amazing showcase so far
ouch
damn
RUD
that was NOT supposed to happen...
pretty hard landing there
it's actually good it happened
now they can adjust the brake burn sooner (some seconds)
David Copperfield appears
*ta-daaa*… disappeeeared
Kind of a "surgery successful, patient died" situation here.
Yes, the main thing they wanted to test (high altitude flight) was successful and didn't had any (major) issues, but the landing needs some tweaking
didn't the engines have an issue at one point? it looked weak on one, and very wiggly?
at T01:40 one of the engines seems to die
and at T03:15 the second one gets killed, flying on only a single burner
well, imho it's 7/10 stages successful (-1 engines, -1 hydraulics landing struts, -1 landing flip timing)
when landing all 3 engines were working again, so it seemed to be on purpose to kill the engines
the explosion was so weak the cameras on pad didn't even flinch and kept rolling
Fuel header tank pressure was low during landing burn, causing touchdown velocity to be high & RUD, but we got all the data we needed! Congrats SpaceX team hell yeah!!
The Kerbal Space Program devs should ask if they could put a couple figures strapped to the rocket next time..
LIVE: SpaceX Launches NROL-108 Mission on Falcon 9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EQ6UUgA0zY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OeVwaFBkfE
Falcon 9 is launching the classified NROL-108 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office from LC-39A, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. The three-hour launch window opens at 9:00 a.m. Eastern (14:00 UTC). Following liftoff, Falcon 9 will attempt a landing on Landing Zone-1.
Coverage: https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=52045.0
S...
SpaceX is now targeting Saturday, December 19 for launch of the NROL-108 mission from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Saturday’s three-hour launch window opens at 9:00 a.m. EST, or 14:00 UTC, and closes at 12:00 p.m. EST, or 17:00 UTC.
Falcon 9’s first stage booster previously supported launch of SpaceX’s 19th and ...
Has anyone seen space Xs falcon X
Who hasn't
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/coronavirus-lab-escape-theory.html very long read 🙃
Though nothing really new, but everything written up in one place
the mystery has already been solved, its had been caused by randy marsh...
Airspace restriction for Boca Chica test facility from 12th to 14th of January.
SpaceX SN9 launch could happen this week!
https://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/detail_1_2282.html
https://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/detail_1_2564.html
https://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/detail_1_2565.html
6 months until official ufo info, apparently https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/10/us/ufo-report-emergency-relief-bill-trnd/index.html
(not that i expect anything more than a nothing burger)
fox mulder hard at work
Starship SN9 was given FAA approval with unlimited TFRs from 2nd to 4th of february.
LabPadre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky5l9ZxsG9M
Everyday Astronaut
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4-PwxnJimg
NASASpaceflight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfHqbahPKpY
SATURDAY 1/30/2021 Welcome to the LabPadre 24/7 Livestream! || Onsite weather provided by INITWeather.com || BOCA CHICA NEWS: SN10 moved onto Launch Mount #1 SN9 10km LAUNCH attempt NET Feb.1... SN7.2 successfully pressure tested according to Elon. SN11 and partial SN15 stack in Midbay. BN1 & BN2 (Boosters) have started stacking. || ROAD CLOSURE...
SpaceX will be conducting a 10 km test flight of their SN9 prototype vehicle. This flight will be a repeat of the largely successful SN8 test flight, with some possible minor flight profile changes.
SN9 will lift off from Boca Chica, Texas under the power of its three Raptor engines. The Raptor engines will shut off one by one during ascent to ...
SpaceX is set to launch the Starship SN9 prototype to an altitude of approximately 10 kilometers. A launch attempt is possible between 9 am and 6 pm Central time on Tuesday. However, as with testing, there is always a chance that teams could decide to stand down and try again on a different day.
Updates: https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index....
roughly 15min to launch
30s
kaboom
unfortunately, but what a sight
stream starts in roughly 4min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPXuw8SJfFI
NASA will be attempting to land the #Perseverance Mars Rover and Ingenuity Helicopter on the surface of Mars! This is the biggest and most sophisticated rover anyone has ever landed on the surface of Mars.
After a 7-month long journey spanning 497 million km, Perseverance will land at Jezero Crater. It's a sibling to Curiosity, featuring a larg...
for mission control stream without the news people, https://youtu.be/kPrbJ63qUc4
\o/
i cant wait for the landing sequence video
Lets Take on Mars bois
would have been good chance to put take on mars on sale
too bad i'm too old to live to see the colony wars
damn inyalowda!
beltalowda ftw!
Inyalowda>Beltalowda you pomegranate!
They will bring back the Marker from Mars
(Dead Space)
Make us whole again
later today that is the nasa livestream for them showing off the landing footage
afaik
Thanks!
That was amazing
oooh yeah
I'll be waiting for fake space travel conspiracy believers to go search in the desert to find the rover 😄
@tired gull so yes life can be subjective. Examples
Unborn babies are they alive
a brain dead person kept alive by a machine are they alive
Some getting a heart transplant, for a moment they have nothing in them are they alive.
the list can get crazy. Will a AI be seen as alive
15ish minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jWbqhP5eJI
Starship SN10 will be attempting a medium altitude test flight (~10 km). It will lift off from Boca Chica, Texas under the power of three Raptor engines. At apogee, it will flip into a horizontal configuration for descent. Prior to landing, it will ignite three of its Raptor engines to initiate the landing flip before shutting one down. SN10 wil...
for science!
and science only! 😄
Just need a fog machine for the real immersion 😄
- an earth shake simulator and window smasher, for when it catastrophically fails
I have some vapes, does that count also? 😉
BTW, ~20min to second try
~10min
one of the coolest things i've ever seen
it looked accidental, but maybe intentional
looks accidental since it came from the engines
Magnapinna Squids
incredibly interesting, absolutely terrifying.
Only found in the "Dark Zone" which is 7800 feet in depth. Imagine what else is out there...
That music doesn't make it any better 😬
ikr lol its horrible...
its not even a "sea creature" at that point in my opinion lol
just an alien
i always wish we knew more about that, but at the same time, if we knew much more there would be no mystery anymore, making it a lot less exciting
yeah
i love the mystery and excitement, but at the same time, i REALLY want to know what else is down there
Fri., March 5, 7 a.m. EST: Watch two astronauts on a spacewalk outside the International Space Station.
NASA doing NASA stuff
https://www.ign.com/articles/scientists-teach-spinach-to-send-emails-detect-landmines
This needs no comment.
Dafuq?
inb4 they start using spinach to send spam emails.
Soyuz docking to the ISS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21X5lGlDOfg
Direct from America's space program to YouTube, watch NASA TV live streaming here to get the latest from our exploration of the universe and learn how we discover our home planet.
NASA TV airs a variety of regularly scheduled, pre-recorded educational and public relations programming 24 hours a day on its various channels. The network also prov...
SN11 launch might be as soon as tomorrow
https://twitter.com/nextspaceflight/status/1375204254818787328
First "doggo" in Europe owned and used by the Dutch Police.
Staged video of how it can/will be used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvXnByUwcBU
Interview with its owners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW9BjzVTUYU
sorry, it's all in Dutch and no translations available yet
I know Boston Dynamics wants to keep pressing legged robots. I sorta wish they would release their software though so people could develop wheeled versions.
why would they... its the most tricky thing to get right for legged things
Aren't there all kinds of wheeled robotsnalready done? I would wager the legged bot software would have that much of use for wheeled one.
Wheeled and tracked robots already exist for years and are used all over the place (just look at ED-1 in Arma).
Legged robots (2, 4 or more) are interesting because they can go places where wheeled/tracked can't go, like dogs or humans can, while still being having the strength and speed.
u see the spacex news
nasa selected starship as the sole HLS (Human landing system) awardee
noone else
almost 3 billion
i can see the butthurt congress messages now for not funneling money into their districts
I should clarify, now I read the report in more detail, they didn’t cut cost, but moved milestones out to make the yearly cost to NASA within the funding congress awarded.
557
the rocket needed to launch that thing is going to need to be massive
and given the way science work, it gets close to a grey area where the construction of the rocket internally is going to weight so much that it is even almost impossible to get into space
https://twitter.com/ntvru/status/1383739409179107331
Russia intends to withdraw from the ISS project in 2025, Russia's Deputy PM said
❗️Россия намерена выйти из проекта МКС с 2025 года и уведомит об этом иностранных партнеров, заявил вице-премьер РФ Юрий Борисов
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It's so large they gained FAA approval to construct a 469' (142.9m) launch tower with a 10' tall lightning conductor on top, bringing the whole thing to a height of 479' (a sniff under 146m)
https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external/searchAction.jsp?action=displayOECase&oeCaseID=474570805
They have a Liebherr LR-11350 Crawler crane on site being assembled at the moment.
[ Max. load capacity 1,500 US tons, (1,350 mT) Max. hoist height 722 ft (220m) Max. radius 538 ft (164m) ] - https://imgur.com/4gnlK60
You can watch it all on LabPadre's live streams which is super neat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTA0GTgFn5E
THURSDAY 3/25/2021 Welcome to the LabPadre 24/7 Livestream! || Onsite weather provided by INITWeather.com || BOCA CHICA NEWS: GSE pressure test conducted Mar 23rd. Flight TFR's for 26th-28th from 7a-8p CDT (1200-0100 UTC). New construction continues at the launch site. SN15 stacking in Midbay. GSE tank moved out of Midbay and stacked. SN16-SN20 ...
That is very interesting, although they mostly put it under "it becomes too dangerous due to technical issues" I still wonder if there is a political agenda behind it as well (#offtopic_politics).
But in the end; safety should always go first, and even the Russian astronauts don't like the Russian module anymore.
i was responsible for the PA system when liebherr had the open doors day and have shown this in Ehingen (city near where i live where those cranes are manufactured)
https://img.fotocommunity.com/kranmobile-crawler-crane-mobile-fb86b9c9-aa6c-4fc2-86ab-3fd45efef680.jpg?width=1000
the 11350 is not the biggest tho 😄
those things are massive 🤣
now picture that 11350 with a boom double the length 🙂
i've seen it. one of my old school buddies is actually trained to operate them 😄
neat
he's not operating them IRL. he does QA at the factory for those cranes
i'd suggest having them gopro or timelapse some stuff, but i think we both know that crane operators, while a highly skilled trade, are not the busiest of jobs.
ah
many of my old friends work for liebherr since my birth city is also the HQ of liebherr and one of the biggest employers
we might see some action in boca chica soon 😄
https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/noticeView.aspx?nid=11782
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM_2hmdRnfQ
roughly 1h until stream starts
Today, the Ingenuity #MarsHelicopter became the first aircraft in history to make a powered, controlled flight on another planet.
Join us for a news briefing at 2 p.m. ET (1800 UTC) for an analysis of Ingenuity’s first flight and what this means for NASA.
The participants are:
- Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator of NASA’s Science Mis...
I fucking love tea
but idk what it is that makes it so nice
also is alkali water better for you cause it digests mucus better?
@idle canyon not the place for this - it's #offtopic_science , not #offtopic_tea?
no but like what stuff in tea makes it nice
like science yj
yk*
you guys need an off topic tea
natural flavorings
natural is always\®better, see nicotin and curare
Yeah, that tea called coffee is nice I heard
alkali water? nah nah nah... only the pearl of the pipe. Wasnt there a scandal recently with some "special water" someone sold in the US with people getting seriously sick or dieing?
They got a high res version of the first powered flight on Mars. The reason why the intial one was so low quality is because the data was only just streaming in so it wasn't fully processed. https://youtu.be/wMnOo2zcjXA
puts tinfoil hat on< its just because their cgi team isnt so fast 😛
SW Ep1 CGI was better than this 😛
being shitty makes it real-er
@peak prism that's quite an interesting equation there. What does the * represent?
Because unless there's a missing part of the equation it looks like it points to some form of footnote.
100min until SpaceX goes live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW07SN3YoLI
SpaceX and NASA are targeting Friday, April 23 for Falcon 9’s launch of Dragon’s second six-month operational crew mission (Crew-2) to the International Space Station (ISS) from historic Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The instantaneous launch window opens at 5:49 a.m. EDT, 9:49 UTC, with a backup opportuni...
t-4m
Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins has died at the age of 90
https://www.businessinsider.com/apollo-11-astronaut-michael-collins-dead-at-90-2021-4?r=DE&IR=T
fancy