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The James Webb Space Telescope and stuff
cubinator replied to Streetwind's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Wow, you can see the rings!- 869 replies
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I would be interested to know at what depth those 640 m/s winds occur on Neptune.- 869 replies
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Water and clouds in the atmosphere of the gas giant WASP-96b- 869 replies
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Oof, ouch That'll need some fixing.
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The James Webb Space Telescope and stuff
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It's infrared. Colors invisible to humans.- 869 replies
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wen picture?- 869 replies
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After seven months in space, it should be arriving at Mars soon.- 869 replies
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I assume the image will show up on the NASA link tonight? I'd rather look at the image myself than listen to White House chatter over it Edit: looks like yes, it will show up there- 869 replies
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A rocket lands itself on a platform on the ocean and no one bats an eye.
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My guess is it is doing a burn with the same deltaV of a circular orbit insertion, but with an elliptical trajectory that carries it back into the atmosphere.
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Even if it does, larger vehicles tend to be less affected by that force and I'm assuming SH has high enough inertia to push through anything the atmosphere tries to throw at it.
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I'm guessing the behavior over water vs over land wouldn't be significantly different.
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We had a little extra delta V so....
cubinator replied to Rutabaga22's topic in Science & Spaceflight
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We had a little extra delta V so....
cubinator replied to Rutabaga22's topic in Science & Spaceflight
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I've heard that gimballing the outer engines inward in a configuration like that can give you a little bit of an aerospike effect without needing to build an aerospike.
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For Questions That Don't Merit Their Own Thread
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Absolutely fantastic.
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totm dec 2023 Artemis Discussion Thread
cubinator replied to Nightside's topic in Science & Spaceflight
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totm aug 2023 What funny/interesting thing happened in your life today?
cubinator replied to Ultimate Steve's topic in The Lounge
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A person on the ISS has been imaged from the ground. Here is an image I found of a Space Shuttle imaged from the ground: Starship is a similar size to the Shuttle.
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Washington AC
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Back in my day, I remembered that I made this thread.