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  • #91
    Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

    Sounds like the next launch window will be Saturday, 3:22 PM ET.
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    • #92
      Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

      Originally posted by aparch View Post
      Sounds like the next launch window will be Saturday, 3:22 PM ET.
      Hopefully Dump won't be there.
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      • #93
        Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

        Originally posted by hockeyplayer1015 View Post
        I was on mobile at work, but was watching via NASA YouTube live stream, no issues.
        It was more a joke- they were very slightly different. Seemed like one was ahead of the other. It's amazing that we have the ability of doing that now, when you look at the coverage back 50 years ago.

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        • #94
          Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

          Originally posted by Kepler View Post
          Hopefully Dump won't be there.
          Now we know why Mother Nature didn't comply.

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          • #95
            Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

            Originally posted by alfablue View Post
            Now we know why Mother Nature didn't comply.
            She had a clean shot with lightning to reduce him to a grease stain.
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            • #96
              Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

              Originally posted by Kepler View Post
              She had a clean shot with lightning to reduce him to a grease stain.
              She's had 1296 days to, and hasn't yet. Don't hold your breath.
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              • #97
                Originally posted by Kepler View Post
                Hopefully Dump won't be there.
                Especially since I will be! Only the fifth time ever that a new US rocket type has launched humans into orbit (Mercury-Atlas, Gemini-Titan II, Apollo-Saturn V, Columbia Space Shuttle, and now Crew Dragon-Falcon 9). I distinctly remember watching the last one in 1981 - they wheeled the AV cart out into the hall of my elementary school so we could all watch on one of the 3 or 4 TVs that the school owned.
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                • #98
                  Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                  Totally jealous. I wanted to go to a shuttle launch, but that bucket list item went unfulfilled.
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                  • #99
                    Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                    Originally posted by aparch View Post
                    Totally jealous. I wanted to go to a shuttle launch, but that bucket list item went unfulfilled.
                    The shuttle was lame. This is cool. I really want to attend one of these someday, as up close and personal as Dr. Mrs.' NASA buddies can get me.
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                    • #100
                      Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                      Interesting. On what basis is Crew Dragon cool and the Space Shuttle lame? In orbit, the SS became a mini space station for doing science, repairing satellites, putting new satellites in orbit, etc. Crew Dragon is just a taxicab.

                      And aren’t you supposed to prefer collective public projects over profit-driven corporate enterprises?
                      If you don't change the world today, how can it be any better tomorrow?

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                      • #101
                        Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                        Originally posted by lynahfan View Post
                        interesting. On what basis is crew dragon cool and the space shuttle lame? In orbit, the ss became a mini space station for doing science, repairing satellites, putting new satellites in orbit, etc. Crew dragon is just a taxicab.

                        And aren’t you supposed to prefer collective public projects over profit-driven corporate enterprises?
                        This is pointy.
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                        • #102
                          Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                          Ah. Rocket envy. Can’t be helped.
                          If you don't change the world today, how can it be any better tomorrow?

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                          • #103
                            Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                            Originally posted by LynahFan View Post
                            Ah. Rocket envy. Can’t be helped.
                            It's POINTY!!!
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                            • #104
                              Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                              Rocket:Space Shuttle::Supercar:Minivan
                              the state of hockey is good

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                              • #105
                                Re: Space exploration: Where do we go from here?

                                Originally posted by LynahFan View Post
                                Interesting. On what basis is Crew Dragon cool and the Space Shuttle lame? In orbit, the SS became a mini space station for doing science, repairing satellites, putting new satellites in orbit, etc. Crew Dragon is just a taxicab.

                                And aren’t you supposed to prefer collective public projects over profit-driven corporate enterprises?
                                I'm with you 100%. The shuttle was incredible. My animus toward Musk aside, this is particularly lame in comparison.

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