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On 8/13/2019 at 3:00 AM, sh1pman said:
I'm pretty sure that is a suit from the game Star Citizen:
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Aw mission failed.. too bad good try hope they will try again..
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Oh oh main engine troubles
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Insight has taken a selfie:
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Nice!!! Those last few seconds where tense!
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Fun comic about Insight:
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/insight
Little more then 3 hours to go... Exciting!!
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So Queqiao is set to launch in 6 minutes.. anyone got a live stream i can watch??
edit: so it doesn't look like there is a livestream for this launch so here's some information on the mission:
http://www.newsweek.com/race-moon-chinese-launch-lunar-communication-station-sunday-933057
Some Dutch science going on even for this mission nice...
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Kinda happy it got scrubbed.. didn't see the launch warning on my phone. I would have missed a launch after seeing 4 launches live.. hope i don't miss it again tomorrow...
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Good sep all is good yay now its time for SCIENCE!
btw some Q&A about how TESS is different from Kepler:
https://tess.gsfc.nasa.gov/scienceqa.html
Go find those rocky planets!
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I think its amazing to see that fairing part falling just about 20 seconds before the entry burn.. it must be landing pretty close to the drone ship.
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I am not sure about recovery but if you put the stream at -13:50 and look at the 1st stage cam i swear i can see one half fairing falling down through the sky...
edit: sorry not sure about the time in the stream because its still running but its right after she says something about the turbo pump still running good..
edit2: It's at T+ 6:13 mission time...
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Just now, DAL59 said:
It went from being in space to the ocean so fast. It never gets old.
Yeah I am still amazed every time they pull this off such accuracy
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All looks nominal so far. Good launch!
And bullseye! landed right on target!
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And TESS is just in time as Kepler is running low on fuel.
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Hope everything goes well
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8 hours ago, wumpus said:
"Rendered in real time" on multiple $5000 Titan Vs. Don't expect it on your desktop anytime soon.
That's not true you will need a next gen graphics card but nowhere near $5000
You can get a titan card for 208 euro https://www.bol.com/nl/p/msi-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-gaming-x-4g/9200000068599354/?Referrer=ADVNLGOO002013-G-49170245275-S-382273938198-9200000068599354&gclid=Cj0KCQjwtZzWBRD2ARIsAIPenY02Sz152JbZY73BQVVZvlWheIkyw1Qknq81dtniH3r928mOsKUDm6saAo-REALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.d
Two of those in SLI should do it if they would support the new tech.
I expect the next gen cards to be able to handle it for a bit more then 500 euro...
Also look at this for some ray tracing science:
https://www.cs.unc.edu/~rademach/xroads-RT/RTarticle.html
You don't sell a new feature like that if you have to spend $5000 to be able to use it...
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Not a game but i think the Unreal engine is still in top of graphics quality..
Especially when ray tracing is going to be used in new games..
Just look at this:
Remember that this is rendered in real time.. It's getting very close to the pre-rendered quality we are used to from movie CGI...
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Stream is live hope they get the boat out soon...
Havent seen this posted btw.. Falcon Heavy Center Stage "Landing"
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Oof his second chute only opened seconds before landing and they where attached to the back of the rocket so he landed nose down..
Looked like the speed of a car crash with about 30 / 40 Kmh..
They say next he wants to build a Balloon capable of going to 100 Km height.. Maybe he should have saved his budget and started with that.. allot safer..
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I currently use this one from a screenshot i made of FFXV:
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A sad day..
I wish he lived long enough to witness the birth of the theory of everything but it wasn't to be.
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i think 75% fuel should do it maybe a bit less if you add fins for stability.
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You have to take some fuel out of the booster..
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Apparently Proxima B is not longer considered habitable.
Solar flares fried the atmosphere a long time ago.
https://www.space.com/35649-proxima-b-alien-life-superflares.html
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/836/1/L3
Blue Origin thread.
in Science & Spaceflight
Posted · Edited by cypher_00
The booster landing looked off.. needed a big correction after it tilted too far after the landing boost started. And the guy screaming "We are not going to die!!!" after the main chutes deployed was funny.