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    https://spaceflightnow.com/2024/07/02/watch-firefly-to-launch-8-cubesats-for-nasa-on-5th-alpha-rocket/
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    Looks like a last second abort, did anyone hear if they still have more time on the launch window?
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    Launch number two for PREFIRE, just had nominal transfer orbit insertion and kick stage separation. Update: payload deployment confimed
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    Looks like DearMoon isnt happening anymore https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/topstocks/japanese-billionaire-maezawa-dearmoon-mission-cancels-moon-flyby/ar-BB1nqRRm?ocid=BingNews
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    If we are going with previous people that were the first Americans to do something space related that this vehicle is doing then wouldn't the proper name be New Musk?
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    He said he wanted to heat the atmosphere and use that to cool the ground, going off the spacecraft analogy, this would be like putting the radiator inside of the spacecraft.
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    This is thermodynamically equivalent to running a freezer with the door open, due to the second law of thermodynamics it will just generate more heat than doing nothing would
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    Maybe on a gas giant or other H2 atmosphere you could bring along oxidizer and source your fuel from the atmosphere, like the inverse of what is done on earth
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    SLIM woke up again https://phys.org/news/2024-03-japan-moon-probe-survives-lunar.html | Https canonical: https://phys.org/news/2024-03-japan-moon-probe-survives-lunar.html
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    Dispatch audio was released, they said that they were blocking traffic with two cars, working on getting a car to get the crew off the bridge when the ship hits https://www.foxnews.com/video/6349808520112
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    There are stone barriers blocking the towers for the Veranzo narrows bridge in New York https://earth.google.com/web/@40.60439396,-74.05263203,-0.01732777a,228.49768441d,20.58168206y,154.92139924h,64.83115515t,-0r
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    There's this which claims to be a fusion augmented electric plasma thruster https://interestingengineering.com/space/nuclear-fusion-powered-electric-propulsion-drive
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    No, most of the forces from a bullet are shear or compressive, not tensile.
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    Here's a link, they got a signal but since it's lunar noon it's too hot to consistently operate so they told it to wait until it cools down https://www.iflscience.com/its-alive-japans-moon-lander-has-survived-its-first-lunar-night-73121
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    sounds like they got a return signal, maybe it isnt as bad as it looked
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    Sounds like they dont know where or if it landed, doesnt sound good
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    Mimas has a geologicaly young ocean beneath its surface https://phys.org/news/2024-02-mimas-tiny-moon-young-ocean.html
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    ITS ALIVE
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    The telemetry from the stream made it seem like all the thrusters were in a ring on the bottom facing down so it would be hard to tip it with those
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    seems like water on mars is more widespread than previously thought, with large amounts of water ice on the equator https://www.space.com/mars-water-ice-equator-frozen-ocean
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    Latest update shows a picture from the spacecraft, distortion to the MLI is visible
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    Huh, wonder if this will be the irl version of the mun lander that gets stuck as an orbiter due to using too much delta V
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    Looks like we missed this one, there was an all solid stage launch from jeju. Not many details available that I can find. https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/Defense/South-Korea-test-fires-solid-fuel-rocket-and-puts-satellite-into-orbit
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    Looks like there was an explosion during a test fire at Jiuquan https://spacenews.com/satellite-imagery-reveals-explosion-at-chinas-jiuquan-spaceport/
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    SpaceX got another X-37b launch, this time on falcon heavy, wonder why they are using it instead of regular falcon https://spacenews.com/u-s-air-force-x-37b-spaceplane-to-launch-on-a-spacex-falcon-heavy-rocket/
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