Technically, this is something that is not happening in space that is interesting.
Hah, you can say that again.
To the moon!
I didnât realize Israel even had a space program.
I have a NatGeo from a few years back that covered all of these companies competing for the (then-active) Google X-Prize. These folks were one of the groups that were described. Nice to see they made it this far.
This is an amazing video that NASA put together about the recent Ultima Thule flyby on Jan 1. Take the time to enjoy this one if youâve got a few hours to kill.
Heh, Ryu Hayabusa.
Puurty. Shame about the fake starfield added but its a nice shot all the same.
https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/arer0k/i_took_nearly_50000_images_of_the_night_sky_to/
I watched the automatic docking sequence. It was way easier and just as fast (including safety holds) as takes me to dock in Kerbal. SpaceX is just a very impressive organization to have everything go virtually flawless on their first attempt.
That page doesnât say when. Unless you meant yesterday morning.
Although the live NASA feed makes you question whether shitty techno is better than elevator muzak.
Alien stowaway!!!
First we let them be superheroes and now weâre letting them out into space without a man present! Whatâs next?!
As long as thereâs a man available to 'splain to them, they should be OK.
Crew Dragon reentry stream begins 7am ET tomorrow. Itâs done great so far, but this is the big test.
Edit: Stream has started
Parachutes deployed!
So it all went OK? no rolling or failed chutes then? Cool! Too bad for Russia tho.
Looked a-ok on the livestream.