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Should be a live feed on the NASA YouTube page.Off the Panhandle coast at 2:48pm. Has anyone annouced they are covering it live on TV?
I thought they used thrusters to land Space X? Which is why I really want my wife to watch it, she had no idea we had that capability. If it's just parachutes, we did that back in the 60's so who gives a sh*t.Speed at impact is about 15 mph thanks to 4 big parachutes.
The boosters return with thrusters. Not the capsule. That whole fire thing on re-entry kind of makes it tough.I thought they used thrusters to land Space X? Which is why I really want my wife to watch it, she had no idea we had that capability. If it's just parachutes, we did that back in the 60's so who gives a fvck.
Thanks. Streaming sucks.Discovery Channel is having it
I thought they used thrusters to land Space X? Which is why I really want my wife to watch it, she had no idea we had that capability. If it's just parachutes, we did that back in the 60's so who gives a sh*t.
I thought they used thrusters to land Space X? Which is why I really want my wife to watch it, she had no idea we had that capability. If it's just parachutes, we did that back in the 60's so who gives a sh*t.
Something the whole world should be watching and paying attention to..
The next stage for mankind is basically now starting
yeah sure - no big deal.......smh...... this capsule is twice as big as Apollo...
but, you are (probably) thinking about Boeing Starliner capsule (the other new manned system) which can land on either land or water for low orbit missions - though it must land on water for deep space (e.g., moon and beyond) - since it's travelling so fast on re-entry...
btw-- the Russians always land on "land"... mostly because the USSR didn't really have much warm-water landing location options - and didn't have the naval capabilities (water landings are actually much more complicated, time-sensitive and potentially dangerous). Also, that is why, to this day, the Russian capsules are so much smaller than the new Dragon and Starliner systems...
I'll watch it, as man it's humid as all hell out today so farm work has been put on hold. I just really liked watching the booster landings, now that's some Ad Astra movie stuff right there.The boosters return with thrusters. Not the capsule. That whole fire thing on re-entry kind of makes it tough.
I'll watch it, as man it's humid as all hell out today so farm work has been put on hold. I just really liked watching the booster landings, now that's some Ad Astra movie stuff right there.
No sh*t, they definitely don't even look 1/4 that big on TV. The water just gives you no perspective on how big the barge and booster actually are. The workers really put it in perspective, now I want to watch another one.I posted a while back....... not only are those booster landing cool........ they are deceptively huge...
Something the whole world should be watching and paying attention to..
The next stage for mankind is basically now starting
Yes so cool. What did the call the first 2 thing deployed? Drobs?
Are you volunteering for the sponge bath job? Lol. There are some things I don't want to know about. Like how they go #2.Serious question. How do they shower? Is it waterless cloths to clean up??
Drogue chutesYes so cool. What did the call the first 2 thing deployed? Drobs?
I'm getting anxious watching this. Anyone else??
I just nervously ate a whole plate of lemon fries!!! I'm about to open some wine. Lol
Safety first!0__0
Serious question. How do they shower? Is it waterless cloths to clean up??