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Ah im not the only one hearing the birds.. I thought i was imagining that... It's a nice looking little rocket tho.. Well worth the wait its 4:00 here so i hope they dont abort this time.. Are those Swallows almost hitting the camera? Arrrr no ho ho hold
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Lets go!
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ESO to announce "unprecedented discovery" on October 16
cypher_00 replied to Mitchz95's topic in Science & Spaceflight
It's about the first evidence of two colliding neutron stars instead of colliding black holes detected by LIGO and VIRGO and optically confirmed by ESO's VLT is my guess.- 81 replies
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Hah Hyperion looks like a teenager with Acne
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Iapetus which is also imaged by Cassini has a ridge but it's not really clear what caused that one.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iapetus_(moon) Saturn sure is a interesting system.
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Cool. I was guessing that Saturn's gravity was squeezing these moons into these shapes but according to the wiki info of Atlas it actually is captured material that accumulates around the equator and the size is related to it's Roche lobe. Very interesting.
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Cassini has made close up pictures of Saturn's moon Pan: https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/jpl/cassini-reveals-strange-shape-of-saturns-moon-pan It sure is weird looking with that ridge..
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Too bad.. managed by luck to start the livestream 30 seconds before launch then it gets aborted a few seconds later.. Hope I remember in time to watch tomorrows attempt..
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ISS livestream helps you appreciate how realistic KSP is!
cypher_00 replied to Kerbonaut257's topic in KSP1 Discussion
Anyone knows what the mission is? He seems to be installing some new hardware. That rotating dish is awesome BTW need that in KSP Aaah he just made a Selfie This is the best live stream I've ever seen! -
ISS livestream helps you appreciate how realistic KSP is!
cypher_00 replied to Kerbonaut257's topic in KSP1 Discussion
OMG space walk going on. I just saw a glove.. -
How climate change alters regional climate in unpredictable ways
cypher_00 replied to PB666's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Turns out the "there is a 12 year pause in global warming" argument is also not true: [url]http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/11/151124081510.htm[/url] -
How climate change alters regional climate in unpredictable ways
cypher_00 replied to PB666's topic in Science & Spaceflight
[quote name='adsii1970'][URL="http://www.drroyspencer.com/global-warming-natural-or-manmade/"]http://www.drroyspencer.com/global-warming-natural-or-manmade/[/URL] <--- former NASA scientist. To believe that man and his industry is the cause of all global climate change, how do you explain the end of the last ice age - long before man was anything more than a hunter-gatherer?[/QUOTE] Roy Spencer also believes in Intelligent Design and he calls Global Warming deniers "Global warming Nazis".... Yes.. he calls the same group where he is a part of "nazis". -
Why do people make so many NASA conspiracy Theories?
cypher_00 replied to fredinno's topic in Science & Spaceflight
"Chemtrails - Solar radiation management" Say what? -
Anything can be rocket fuel, if you try hard enough?
cypher_00 replied to Dman979's topic in Science & Spaceflight
A team from the University of Delft is trying to break the European height record. Their goal is getting to 50Km. They use the following interesting combination: "This engine, the DARE developed DHX-200 Aurora, runs on nitrous oxide as oxidizer and a mixture of sorbitol (coffee sweetener), paraffin (candle wax) and aluminium powder as fuel." Read more here: http://dare.tudelft.nl/stratos-ii/ -
Feynman's complete lecture series are now free.
cypher_00 replied to PB666's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Ooh nice! Thanks for posting. I've only read Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! Which was a lot of fun. Such a cool person. -
Are you sure? The image info says it is the Horowitz Crater and that is located on Mars. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_%28Martian_crater%29 "In 2011 it was announced that images captured by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have suggested the presence of possible flowing water during the warmest months on Mars, as shown in images taken of Newton Crater and Horowitz Crater among others."
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Macross Missile Spam -> The only way to go
cypher_00 replied to SomeGuy12's topic in Science & Spaceflight
What if instead of trying to go stealth by cooling things down you do it the other way around by deploying a swarm of thermal decoys that blind the enemy's sensors? -
Mainstream science does not have to do anything because you have not been able to deliver any empirical evidence to support the hypothesis that empty space has mass.
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Aaaw partial Chute not good... needs more peanuts next time...
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Watched the launch and most of the orbits at work but missed the splashdown on my way back home.. Great test mission NASA!
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Oh man I just saw it happen live.. hope no one got hurt. That was a big explosion.
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The guy you see talking in the video isn't even a scientist: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Talbott Read his idea of the "Polar Configuration" it's even crazier..