Thread 16695892

Jovian moons - edition

Rules: No politics

previous >>16693710

boy i sure do love space and how non-political it is

>>16695907
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDGvduVEweg

you can't make up rules

>>16695892 (OP)
Is this real?

pebbles, brilliant

>>16695913
Apparently so

>>16695913
Could you even do an Io lander if you really wanted to, or would any computer basically get fried from radiation?

>>16695913
No. It was just near the terminator at the time. Your pic is a render. Pop sci ran with it as usual.

>>16695892 (OP)
Space is political, and so is everything else in a democracy or communist state.

>>16695941
that still looks quite big

>>16695943
big does not equal physics defying kilometers tall stone knife

>>16695944
Okay but look at that shadow being cast, and if you combine it with accurate radar topography data then is it really wrong? A computer simulation and an artist’s impression nonetheless, sure, But based on data collected

>>16695947
Juno didn't have radar topography. It's art based on a shadow.

>>16695949
Fair enough

>>16695950
It's obviously the tallest mountain around, worth looking at, I just don't understand why they assume it wasn't a pyramid hiding in its own shadow.

>>16695892 (OP)
Why is there a cartoon girl in the Google Jupiter moon list???

I just did my first interplanetary mission in KSP. I don't think we should go to Venus anymore.

>>16695961
That’s what it looks like

>>16695961
colonize lysithea

>>16695961
Aside from the Galileans, none of these are real moons.

>>16695907
Every day I hate this faggot more and more

>>16695937

>a computer

A computer. Please ... you make it a manned mission ofc! Fleshies get fried by radiation too but more slowly.

>>16695986
Io radiation would kill you in one hour.

>>16695969
Careful demoting objects based on their phsycal characteristics will have pluto-fags throw a hissy fit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGtVej1Qx5Y
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/standupmaths/moon-pi-were-going-to-calculate-on-the-moon

is 150 thousand us dollars really how much it costs to send data to the moon?

What are some non-popsci or more hardsci leaning channels concerning planetary science and theories and astronomy that I can listen to while sleeping or cycling in the forests?

>>16696000
Too much, but matt parker has dedicated pi autism so any amount is worth it for him I suppose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlbfpUbh0Sw
>EXCLUSIVE: SpaceX's $4 Trillion Valuation

>>16696017
thanks for proving how dumb you are anon
i said cost not worth

>>16696020
>>16696024
Enough posts about these retard crypto scammers. We all had a good laugh about it, any further posts should be considered SPAM & advertising.
Talk about spaceflight or go away.

>>16696032
this is explicitly about spaceflight you retards
the economics of SpaceX starlink and even what kind of mass is sent to mars

>>16696036
Yeah but their numbers are utterly retarded and as actual spaceflight enthusiasts we know that

>>16696042
not really

>>16696042
so if something is wrong (according to you) it is banned? by that logic nobody would be allowed to post anything here

>>16696043
They predicted SpaceX would have a trillion dollars of assets on Mars by 2035 or something ridiculous. The entire company is only worth a third of that on earth

>>16696042
Musk's Mars colonization mission is a joke. The Mars City is a massive system engineering project, and the United States has now lost the ability of more than 100000 technical personnel collaborating on a single technology project (Saturn V is a collaborative effort of 20-300000 people. 20000 suppliers). Even if SpaceX solves the transportation part of it with StarShip, the US cannot achieve large-scale space infrastructure projects. It requires carrying out a multi-decade long plan in order to see any results and they're actually gutting people researching this stuff right now.
SpaceX currently only has over 10000 people, with over 60% Latin American blue collar workers. What can it build? Providing them with a million tons of building materials on Earth may not necessarily lead to the construction of cities of any size, let alone Mars.

>>16695560
https://x.com/xdNiBoR/status/1933125674069311767

lmao

>>16696050
Your numbers are baseless and nonsensical

>>16696048
nope, wrong

>>16696050
>United States has now lost the ability of more than 100000 technical personnel collaborating on a single technology project

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ9eZPoWJkI
this is china
this is why america will never win the space race

>>16696050
what is developing starship if not a large-scale multi-decade long plan seen mostly to fruition?

>>16696051
>There are two kinds of missions, one where your first stage shuts down well within the atmosphere and your upper gets it to orbit. The other one where your first stage drops off the upper with a tank full of gas so it can do these exquisite, government missions.
Tory

>>16695941
Looks the same to me..

>>16696051
he’s right
I don’t believe him

>>16695961
Anime system

>>16696068
>in-space reusable

>>16696023
You are angry

>>16695964
Venus/Eve can go fuck itself.
Go to Jool and land on Laythe, you can take off your helmet there.

Lucy is a prohibitively expensive and ridiculously uneventful mission.

>>16696068
Just doubling down it seems on muh high energy missions

ULA's survival really depends on starship not working, SpaceX never figuring out what a kick stage is or god forbid an expendable Starship is actually developed.

I almost want to see few expendable starships just to prove a point.

>>16696111
F9 + Mira (or whatever impulse space is doing) is probably cheaper than Vulcan
at the very least there should be some cadence as long as impulse space starts manufacturing the kick stages

>delaying the Ax-4 commercial astronaut mission to the International Space Station to evaluate recent changes in a leak affecting a Russian station module that was first detected in 2019
Everything is leaking

>>16696114
The snipers have been bought out and now turn against their former master

>>16696114
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1933166304426598539

total ULA death

say it with me, 5 operational starship launch pads in 2028

>>16696118
https://x.com/wapodavenport/status/1933170385744232519
>The Axiom-4 mission is postponed indefinitely while NASA and Roscosmos investigate a leak on the Russian side of the International Space Station.

Starship manages to generate even more slag while not having taken a single gram to orbit.

>>16696128
In a surprise twist Nauka deorbits the ISS before 2030

>>16696128
lol

>>16696046
no, only people who are correct would be allowed to post
I hate wrongers so much it's unreal

>>16696051
Tory is right. I don't believe him.

>>16696058
SpaceX is developing Starship

>>16696009
I would also like to know this.

>>16695585
The problem here is that he's not even really wrong, but like a retard he's controlling out the effect.
It's like saying that, controlling for altitude, mount everest is hot.

>>16696050
You know they did all that without computers and automation, right? They even did the math by hand. This is like saying we can't colonize Mars because unlike colonizing America where 90% of the population were farmers, only 1% today are. You're arguing from analogy. Your fundamentals are stupid.

>>16696178
> Mars will be like the European settlement of North America
My least favourite analogy, sign of a dumb-dumb

>>16696185
I never know how to break it to the guys that talk about homesteads and the like. You will work to build and maintain the fields of automated factories surrounding a single city you can't leave.

>changing the luminosity of a star in universe sandbox doesn't actually affect its visual luminosity and only affects the hz visualization
gay

>>16696123
>>16696125
Damn, wish I could have visited beforehand

>>16696185
I was using it to demonstrate why extrapolating the number of people required for a project across levels of technology is a stupid exercise

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGMta2525W4
>Major Gigabay Update! NEW Starbase Flyover Update!

>>16696118
>>16696128
If you actually read the release it says the leaks were repaired and they are waiting to confirm it is holding air.

>>16696199
a bunch of housing (I think this is somewhere between Masseys and Starbase)

>>16696202
there's supposed to be stores there too afaik

>>16696202
americans will do anything but build an apartment

>>16696208
It's not like it's a choice its illegal to build an apartment in most places.

>>16696208
a 3 story apartment being built at starbase as well

>>16696208
>renting
Gay

>>16696208
>neighbors downstairs calling the cops and management on you for making the slightest noise
>neighbors upstairs sound like a herd of elephants running around, shaking your whole apartment
>cops always showing up due to domestics
>kids screaming outside your window like psychos
>management is always on your ass about something retarded
>restricted to one service provider for your utilities aka monopoly
>heavy restrictions on what you can do to your apartment
idk about elsewhere but apartments are nightmares in the US

>>16696208
>rentcucking
no thanks

>>16696214
they are a nightmare everywhere, europeans are just too poor to live in houses

>>16696208
Also some of these homes are for SpaceX's top engineers, who wont settle for a shit apartment. They mostly have wives and a family in tow, they expect a gorgeous, secured home, and a top-notch school is being built across the street to match.
Its not shitty, unless you're an easily replaceable equipment operator, technician, or tradesman.
These are home for the people who are NOT replaceable.

>ask chatgpt for research sources on the parameters of stars from various catalogs
>get fed nothing but broken or dead links
So this is the power of AI...

>>16696202
Must be fun to live in a swamp.

>>16696214
Asian apartments are fine, Western European apartments used to be fine untill the immergration crisis

>76.7 degrees
I'm sorry is that correct or a typo? Because that would almost put the entire disk and the suspected orbiting planet on a nearly polar orbit.

>>16696210
Figured they'd have free reign on zoning now in Starbase City. Wildlife refuge areas didn't stop from building fuckoff huge infrastructure.

>>16695892 (OP)
11 days until the First Look of the Vera Rubin Observatory.

>>16696226
Possible collision or rogue capture? There's some weird shit out there - I've got a colleague looking at a binary system that seems to have a protoplanetary disk with a massive precession to it, so the whole disk is going side-on towards us every decade or so and eclipsing both stars.

>>16695913
No but this is real.

>>16696123
ACK

>U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll accidentally slipped that we have active military soldiers on the moon right NOW
what did he mean by this?

A serious country would build a thousand residences like it's nothing. Mars will do this too
>>16696212
You can buy a unit
>>16696214
I don't imagine this to be the environment created by a bunch of SpaceX engineers
>>16696217
You can buy a unit

>>16696254
If I was in a position of power I would "accidentally" say stuff like this all the time just to whip schizos into a frenzy

This

>>16696254
Wtf we weren't ready to reveal this yet. But yeah it is true

>>16696254
For whose consumption is that meant? China or Russia aren't going to be fooled that easily or are they that stupid? Maybe the Russians.

>>16695992

As in completely incapacitate within one hour or just dead man walking after one hour. Important distinction!

>>16696261
>This..
is peak TDS/EDS syndrome. a terminal case.

>>16696264
Rogozin is perhaps that stupid

>>16696265
Completely incapacitated in an hour, yeah

>>16696273
radical dude. far out

>>16696238
Hopefully this will lead to a interstellar object fly-by in this decade, or maybe even a landing on one.

>>16696264
Federal government is using several tricks to get eyes off of something. Not sure yet, but I think the target is actually domestic conspiracy theorists this time. I think Iran might be involved.

>>16696255
>You can buy a unit
You can buy THIS unit, ass

>>16696279
can you buy a family unit?

>>16696272
Brother, Rogozin has been gone for years

>>16696050

An established moon base and perhaps even a basic (partially or fully automated) industrial base in the asteroid belt would make much more sense as prerequisites.

Why did the Soviets cancel the N1? Were they just in the Space race for glory and not for the advancement of human kind?

>>16696239
I've been looking at this system scratching my head for a few days especially since the picture they give of the disk in this article looks to be inclined more like 7.6 degrees rather than 76 degrees assuming they corrected the rotation of the image, so I'll take a look at the paper they reference to see how exactly they determined this.

Originally I was just looking at any F-type standard stars since I was already interested in them to begin with, but this one looks to be a very interesting and possibly underrated star to talk about.

https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/pdf/2008/12/aa9276-07.pdf

>>16696293
Because America had already beaten them (and lapped them) to the Moon.

>>16696293
failed more than a block 2 starship upper stage, plus they were broke and beaten

>fully automated industrial base in the asteroid belt
Alright tripfag I'm never seeing your posts again

>>16696254
Reality is too lame for that to be true.

>jovian mass gas giant exoplanet
>artists impression just makes a blue-colored jupiter
>in this case literally just throwing a blue atmosphere shader or blue tint over the base color of jupiter (kek)
>despite being far too warm for methane absorption spectra
Every time. Sure looks nice, but even assuming a near-polar orbit of this planet at 76 degree inclination, equatorial regions will still look to be about twice as warm as on Jupiter at around -80c while the polar regions heat up to around -60c according to the simulations. So methane bands couldn't even exist at the equator here, the planet still receives too much energy from the star.

>>16696303
>equatorial regions
Assuming the best-case scenario that the obliquity of the planet isn't perpendicular to its orbital plane (same as the disk) here, otherwise there's still no chance if it has a near polar orbit with the corresponding axial tilt.

NASA's exoplanet catalog appears to just throw orange paint onto a Jupiter texture for this planet, so that's more realistic as a hypothetical visualization at least. It also shows the same massive inclination for the orbit, and the HZ (though I don't know if that's tied to the planet in this graphic or if it is tied to the overall orbital plane or the obliquity of the star, and it really makes me wonder how they got that inclination value if there is no data for what angle the star is even supposed to be upright).

>>16696293
It was because glushko got in control of the soviet space program and he hated korolev. Multiple engineers involved with the N1 said that these two men would rather america get there first than the others rocket.

>>16695913
It's our best guess. Vertical scale is exaggerated though.
>>16695941
>near the terminator at the time
Yes and? Based on shadow size it's between 5-7 km high and the front looks pretty goddamn steep. And what the FUCK is going on with those sharp shadows.
>>16695944
And how would it defy physics?

spehs

>>16695954
this almost looks like cgi with a uniform base height for a displacement map followed by exaggerated peaks and a lumpy compressed texture

>There are more telescope fags here
They are multiplying.

>Assessing the massive young Sun hypothesis to solve the warm young Earth puzzle, Dec, 2006

>A moderately massive early Sun has been proposed to resolve the so-called faint early Sun paradox. We calculate the time-evolution of the solar mass that would be required by this hypothesis, using a simple parametrized energy-balance model for Earth's climate. Our calculations show that the solar mass loss rate would need to have been 2-3 orders of magnitude higher than present for a time on the order of ~2 Gy. Such a mass loss history is significantly at variance (both in timescale and in the magnitude of the mass loss rates) with that inferred from astronomical observations of mass loss in younger solar analogues. While suggestive, the astronomical data cannot completely rule out the possibility that the Sun had the required mass loss history: therefore, we also examine the effects of the hypothetical historical solar mass loss on orbital dynamics in the solar system, with a view to identifying additional tests of the hypothesis. Planetary and satellite orbits provide a few tests, but these are weak or non-unique.

Some real bottom of the iceberg shit right there, has anyone talked about this study in the years since?

I want space totalitarianism.

>>16696326
Really makes me wonder what the most obscure facts or theories about the solar system I've heard over the years might have been, out of those that I remember at least.

>cant even launch astronauts anymore
spacex has turned into a real shitshow. just goes to show that we really do need another serious launch provider or two.

>>16696009
>concerning planetary science and theories and astronomy
>>16696163
https://www.youtube.com/@paulfellows5411/videos

>>16696345
Neat, these look interesting.

>After 53,000+ seconds of hotfire testing and 43+ design iterations, we’ve locked in the final Andromeda thruster for flight. From a backyard shipping container a few years ago to powering Nova to space — let’s go!
https://x.com/stoke_space/status/1933237659209531760

Andromeda is ready. Are you Stoked?

>>16696352
I will be when they launch

>>16695954
>>16695892 (OP)
god i love how much Io looks like a rotting potato

>>16696329
https://youtu.be/E0iSrROuJdE?si=ZZn9IJWmuc0lPtE0&t=134

>>16696128
Everything on the ISS is coated in poo anyway due to the crazy American astronaut.

>>16696329
The AI was about to generate a swastika and had to stop itself lol

total ISS death

that was the most cringeworthy post i've seen in a long time

>>16695913
>>16695941
What is it? The Moon? Mars? What's the context?

>>16696345
Already knew him, any others?

>Second New Glenn launch slips toward fall as program leadership departs
https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/06/second-new-glenn-launch-slips-toward-fall-as-program-leadership-departs/

>>16696376
how is it that nobody aside from spacex can function properly?

>>16696377
https://x.com/realchrisrufo/status/1933210092352249897

they don't have the right priorities or leadership

>>16696378
in other words... the right stuff

>>16696294
>>16696303
>astroonomy

>>16696376
Bezos got Limp in to try and quench the Bob Smith forest fire of complacency that has spread throughout the company like a virus, along with a bunch of retired/soon-to-retire amazon leadership (management leaders, supply chain coordinators, etc)
Either the transition from commerce to aerospace is simply not comparable; or bezos is just that fucking retarded and the company has too many internal roadblocks to foster a culture of success. Probably both

>>16696374
Mars Guy
These I look at only if there's something specific happening:
@astroguypodcast
@DeepSkyVideos
@bbcskyatnightmag

>>16696376
>trying to dunk on new Glenn dispite or actually being able to reach orbit and complete it's mission

>>16696127
building pads is easier than making orbit

>>16696307
It's looking like its going to be well optimized

>>16695964
Taking a trip to the Eve system and landing a Kerbal on Gilly is a great way to get loads of science points relatively early.

>>16696273

Ok this is bad then, I would like some shielding. Cannot do meaningful work within just an hour. Perhaps beam back some report. Well that is at least something. :)

>>16696329

I got a different vision. Authority will feel like freefall. An ever present absence. :)

Spaceballs II the search for more money

>>16696418
>completed its mission
>failed landing

>The FAANews investigation into Flight 8 is closed.
>It resulted in 8 corrective actions after a Raptor failure on flight 8.
2 weeks

>>16696378

The neck with priorities That blatant with a paper trail. They're going to be sued and screwed.

>>16696459
but this is for flight 8, not 9
seems irrelevant for the Flight 10 timeline

>>16696459
How come they keep fixing shit, but it keeps breaking? You're supposed to learn something with iterative development.

>>16696452
>starship
>failed everything. Can't even deploy a fake payload

https://x.com/SciGuySpace/status/1933270056323944908

https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/06/what-might-have-been-at-jared-isaacmans-nasa/
>Isaacman said his plan, a blueprint of more than 100 pages detailing various actions to modernize NASA and make it more efficient, would have started with the bureaucracy. "It was going to be hard to get the big, exciting stuff done without a reorganization, a rebuild, including cultural rebuilding, and an aggressive, hungry, mission-first culture," he said.

>>16696467
but they did learn something, flight 9 got further than flight 8

>>16696469
>As part of this, he would have pushed for certification of SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft to carry seven astronauts—which was in the vehicle's baseline design—instead of the current four. This would have allowed NASA to fly more professional astronauts, but also payload specialists like the agency used to do during the Space Shuttle program. Essentially, NASA experts of certain experiments would fly and conduct their own research.

>>16696469
>>16696472
fanfiction.

>>16696050
>mission
Oldspace thinking

>>16696405
>>16696405
>>astroonomy
Would you like fries with that?

>>16696469
ok now that its behind him, what does he have in store for us next? maybe he can fund a 7 crew dragon mission.

>>16696469
The title of NASA Administrator carries more political power than the King of the Commonwealth

>>16696469
>Isaacman's signature issue was going to be a full-bore push into nuclear electric propulsion, which he views as essential for the sustainable exploration of the Solar System by humans. Nuclear electric propulsion converts heat from a fission reactor to electrical power, like a power plant on Earth, and then uses this energy to produce thrust by accelerating an ionized propellant, such as xenon. Nuclear propulsion requires significantly less fuel than chemical propulsion, and it opens up more launch windows to Mars and other destinations.
>"We would have gone right to a 100-kilowatt test vehicle that we would send somewhere inspiring with some great cameras," he said. "Then we are going right to megawatt class, inside of four years, something you could dock a human-rated spaceship to, or drag a telescope to a Lagrange point and then return, big stuff like that. The goal was to get America underway in space on nuclear power."
>Another key element of this plan is that it would give some of NASA's field centers, including Marshall Space Flight Center, important work to do after the cancellation of the Space Launch System rocket.
>"Pivoting to nuclear spaceships, in my mind, was just the right thing to do for the SLS states, even if it's not the right locations or the right people. There is a lot of dollars there that those states don’t want to let go of," he said. "When you speak to those senators, if you give them another kind of bar to grab onto, they can get excited about what comes next. And imagine an SLS-caliber budget going into building, literally, nuclear orbiters that could do all sorts of things. That’s directionally correct, right?"

Fuck we really were going to get serious about nuclear propulsion under Jared.

Comedy where they nominate some literal who MAGA boomer to the office of the administrator as a political favor and he just uses twitter/grok and asks it what choices to make to lead NASA

>>16696226
Inclination with respect to us

>>16696329
>yellow Ghibli filter

>>16696495
can't do that if NASA doesn't certify 7 people

>>16696523
who says they have to go to the iss

>>16696522
>yellow Ghibli filter

>>16696510
>Grok pulls posts that contain information from Isaacman's plans
>MAGA boomer executes said plans and is hailed as another great pick
non stop winning

>>16696504
government organizations will never be "serious about nuclear" anything

iran is currently under attack. missiles soon bros.

>>16696542
its over

>>16696535
[laughs in US Navy]

>>16696542
Please nuke all of us, every last earther please please please

>>16696542
>it’s real
Welp it’s over, nice knowing everyone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAOvaeeD9-Q
>Can SpaceX Revolutionize Air Travel? Starship Point-to-Point Explained!

seems like israel bombed iran without the involvement or approval of the US, Iranian fighter jets are airborne
I guess its war now? Iran isn't just some random rebels like the Houthis, Hezbollah or Hamas, they have an actual military

>>16696542
>>16696556
Happening cancelled
Trump
Always
Chickens
Out

>>16696504
>Isaacman's signature issue was going to be a full-bore push into nuclear electric propulsion
This is a meme
Nuclear electric is the wrong use for nuclear thrusters.
If this was Rook's big thing, I'm glad he got shitcanned.

>>16696560
its expected that the US will intercept the iranian attack, so we'll see more of those missiles getting shot down in space

>>16696535
the irony of when you posted this lol

>>16696562
not this time lmao

>>16696200
I could have repaired any air leak in an hour and for less than a hundred bucks.

>>16696590
From what I understand, they keep patching them and then new ones appear. And its a growing problem. Is it an increase in micrometeorite impacts or is it just the age of the Station? Why would old-age create pinhole leaks?

>>16696592
Stress microfractures in old aluminum pressure vessels.

>>16696556
It’s sitting inertly in the ground. For what amount of cash would you walk up and gently touch it?

>>16696601
Does steel function better, long-term, compared to minmaxed aluminum? Also is the ISS a good analog for colony hardware? Habitats on the moon and mars will need to function for 20, 30, 40 yrs. Unless they are constantly getting replaced, but that’s a lot of resources

>>16696469
>would have started with the bureaucracy
No wonder he got shitcanned.

too bad we don't get extended coverage from tonight's SpaceX Starlink launch. it would be utter kino to see the Israel-Iran conflict from orbit!

>8 FIXES, TRUST THE PLAN IT WON'T LEAK THIS TIME
>inhales copium

>>16696276
I WAS RIGHT
Always
Trust
Schizos

>>16696603
Yes steel isn't really vulnerable to stress cycling.

>>16696617
The ISS module has been repressurized with copium

>>16696609
another boring Starlink success

>>16696603
>Does steel function better
depends on the grade, but this happens to any metal eventually because of defect migration. steel also has issues with oxide penetration into the bulk that aluminum doesn't, especially with any exposure to moisture or trace amounts of acid, both of which are unavoidable with human habitation

>>16696562
See this? Rubio has never even heard of Israel. The jews are alone on this.

>>16696635
>says (((Israeli media)))

>>16696603
Steel is less susceptible to fractures, and also much more repairable. You can bang it back into shape good as new with the right tools. Scrap aluminum has to be recycled to liquid metal.

This is Eris and Dysnomia, Say something nice about them! :)

>>16696648
Rather huge objects in the only known star system to harbor life (intelligent life, at that) and it still hasn't been visited. Our universe is retarded and primative

>>16696648
Not a planet

>>16696648
They have cool names. I'd really love to see them with my own eyes one day.

>>16696523
That's relevant to NASA missions only

>>16696648
October, 2005
Marauder descends upon the Mycelial Moraine of Dysnomia

WWIII is bullish for spaceflight

>>16696648
surprisingly big for a baby planet we've never seen before noe

>>16696648
They're pretty far out.

>>16696661
CARLOS

>>16696661
come again?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_AG37

"500 flights, that's the number I figured when I was a kid."

>>16696665
soyuz is still the king

>>16696666

Not by the end of this year.

did you guys watch Andor? it was recommended to me but I'm not sure if it's worth wasting time on it. never liked star wars much.

>>16696670
No. From what clips i've seen, though, it's gay.

>>16696670
>star wars
we only watch real sci-fi in this general.

>>16696670
The only post-rat star wars media worth watching is rogue one.

>>16696670
Clone Wars (cartoon series) > Clone Wars (CGI series) > Revenge of The Sith > Everything else

>>16696670
First episode seems ok. It's like a noir in space I guess? You wouldn't know it's star wars. The eponymous Andor basically murders two guys in cold blood then runs off, then it expands to follow other characters as well such as the space detectives investigating the crime. Seems ok
Apparently there's Stellan Skarsgard as an imperial scientist I think who is a protagonist, might be cool

>>16696674
Rogue One has the same main character as Andor

>>16696670
For me, it's the show with the autist sith-fu

>>16696558
Shit's never gonna happen. Average people can't handle the G load or the flip, never mind all the other issues.

>open /sfg/
>soiwars discussion
swift-tuttle can't hit us fast enough

Which Kuiper Belt body would Mission Vao like best?

Was /sfg/ the source of "if it's boeing, I ain't going"?

>>16696698
If it's Boing, I ain't Going

>>16696542
Literally doesn't matter. Another case of middle eastern shitholes duking it out with each other isn't WW3.

>>16696670
https://youtu.be/gWJ8_B9BVxo?t=29

sfg - Star wars Fan General

>>16696666
checked

>>16696670
It's competently directed but it's not really star wars. It's very watchable but not fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbmN9jy5_Z0
I suggest you just replay Kotor

>>16696303
where do you even begin to study about all that shit? genuinely curious

>>16696720
No this is /sfg/ - Severance Fans General

>new armstrong
spacex fears this

>>16696726
as a FOD risk

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1933403255939510357
>There are potentially serious concerns about the long-term safety of the
@Space_Station. Some parts of it are simply getting too old and obviously that risk grows over time.
>Even though @SpaceX
earns billions of dollars from transporting astronauts & cargo to the ISS, I nonetheless would like to go on record recommending that it be de-orbited within 2 years.

>>16696697
God I used to coom so many loads to her when I was a kid

>>16696542
another nothing burger

>>16696747
Mission's pretty young, we try not to sexualize her

>>16696680
Shin and Mary Elizabeth Winstead ass were literally the only good things in Ashoka.
Oh and the E-wing too

>>16696680
She is NOT a Sith shitter
She is a Dark Jedi which is not the same thing

when the FUCK is the axiom launch?

>>16696749
I was around that same age or younger when I was cooming to her so it's all good.

>>16696767
Mission would NEVER present herself that way, like some street schutta

>>16696697
I liked how she, a street kid, had a higher light side rating than Golden Girl Bastila, the secret dark side whore.

https://x.com/edwards345/status/1933416836357632041

500

ax-4 mission stream has been on for like 1h 20min without nothing happening, maybe this is some automatic thing that a media person has forgotten

https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1ynJOlORrbWxR

>>16696698
Pretty sure normies came up with it even before the 737Max crashes

how do I opt out of this slop in my feed

>>16696720
tv leakage I suspect

>>16696784
You can train your algo, clear it out in history if its filled with slop and in the future make sure you're only clicking on videos you're interested in and watching them to the end (biggest factor of the algo imo) - you can open several tabs, mute the videos and just play them till the end
it helps if you watch a bunch of related videos

>>16696670
Star wars is not sci fi.

>>16696784
Betelgeuse going bang will ruin Orions aesthetics so I hope its got some millennia to go. On reflection, the ancients used to think stars were eternal so I wonder what the effect would have been if it popped in the Greco-Roman era

>>16696698
The opposite of the phrase is from the 60s

>>16696788
Yes, its homosexual pornography

>>16696670
Andor is ok, it's "what if star wars was normal people"

>>16696787
my dad's feed is pure slop, because he subscribes to everyone just to be polite

>>16696794
The whole SW set-up is that everything important happens because some beings have superpowers bestowed by what amounts to God. Seeing lefties look past that is funny. A real revolutionary in that universe would be trying to alter the midichlorians so we don't have to put up with Force using natural aristocrats. May the Force be absent...always.

>>16696801
>May the Force be absent...always.
t. Kreia

>>16696808
She deserved a more coherent ending. The final fight should have been against Atris, that uptight bitch.

ʻOumuamua status?

>>16696784
"don't show me this video" or not interested or whatever from the three dots
you need to keep doing it for a while but it does seem to make a difference
and then stop clicking on those slop videos

>>16696813
Also "don't recommend this channel'
That's a powerful one

stop talking about redditwars you fucking faggots

>>16696822
Your anger will be your undoing

Jared nooooo put down the phone

>>16696822
Yes you are so right anon! let us go back to discussing Elon's latest drug fueled tweet storm! surely it will be spaceflight related!

>>16696812
Since Lyra is not being funded, we're out of options until someone makes a laser propelled solar sail probe.

>>16696020
>why would you even include mars? Its important to have that discussion
>what kind of investment value does mars have?
>there is historical precedent when large exploration is being done and resources are being taken under company control i.e. dutch east india company

>>16696787
>>16696797
I still haven't subscribed to anyone, I choose a lot of stuff based on the Recently Uploaded filter. Sometimes it seems to forget about people that haven't posted something in a while, but I just check them directly when I remember. Yeah, I'm sort of trying to see how well I can train the algorithm without subbing anyone.
I also keep a lot tabs open to the channel /video pages for the ones that I watch regularly.

>>16696835
It’s actually retarded how we got a perfectly interesting interstellar visitor and nobody wants to go visit it. We should swing Lucy down into the Sun and fling her out so she can catch up

>>16696835
Greasons mag sail is better

>If the Moon were placed into a polar orbit, it would crash to Earth in just a few years. According to the Kozai-Lidov mechanism, the high inclination drives eccentricity so high that the Moon's perigee dips below the Earth's surface
https://x.com/tony873004/status/1932953816154189933
Speed of this surprised me, less than a hundred lunations to impact

We are just 1 month away from an explosion of Chinese F9 clones. I'm very excited to see how many tries it takes for a new company to land their first rocket.

>>16696867
>an explosion of Chinese F9 clones
apt phrasing

>foreigner hours on ess eff gee
>infantile media worship
the wogs aren't okay

I wonder how many posters have been driven off due to Musk/Trump politics? I myself have been posting a lot less since Musk went off the deep end a year ago due to the cesspit the threads usually end up being. I now just check in once or twice a month.

>>16696874
The threads have been better without you.

>>16696875
From what I can see. No they haven't

https://x.com/johnkrausphotos/status/1933185100860076500
>Clean up on aisle 37.
>Aerial view of the demolished legacy launch infrastructure at SLC-37B — clearing the way for Starship launches from Florida’s Space Coast

https://x.com/cnunezimages/status/1933497260861427897
>Pile Driving Giga - June 10, 2025

>>16696877
Obviously they have.
Please leave again.

>>16696882
Okay bye

>>16696884
Bon voyage

>>16696879
FAFO, ULA. FAFO.

>16696874
didn't ask

>>16696874
tranny detected

>>16696875

The Curse of All Generals. Woo posters and spergs gravitate to them, regardless of topic.

>>16696905
you guys probably already know about this but i had some fun browsing through these images
https://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/Help/PIADetQuery.html

>>16696896
>>16696901
>>16696905
farts

"Are the students here for their internship interviews?"

"They're in the hallway. I'll bring them in."

>>16696919
These fine zoomers have "the right stuff!"
Surely they have the temperament and pedigree required for the rigors of spaceflight.
Put em' on the First Starship to Mars? YES SIR!

Got reminded of this today

>>>/wsg/5898215

>>16696930
lmaoo

>>16696068
>exquisite, government missions
oldspace's maximum ambition is to earn taxpayer money by throwing up spooksats
god I hate ulafags

T-2m until a SpaceX Starlink launch

i suspect that the iranian space program might be a goner

>>16696930
my only complaint is it isn't longer. the full rant had so much more good stuff in it.

>>16696938
good question. Have there been strikes near their launch facilities in Semnan? Iran has a large number of launch systems for such a small nation (Safir, Simorgh, Qaem, Qased). Not sure where these are actually produced though.

>>16696944
israel is destroying iranian rocket production facilities, so they might be impacted

wen next launch

Day 835 since T CrB's two week special Nova operation

>>16696896
This is the real spooky action at a distance

>>16696930
Good times, that entire call was great.

Elon had them on the ropes. Their licence was going to be cancelled for non performance. Which would kill the main driver for Amazon Space.

But then that drugged out South Afri-clown had to start sperging and give the Feds an incentive to let Beezer off the hook. Bakka!

>>16696985
The funniest thing is that an Isaacman-lead NASA would have been a curb stomp to Blue Origin. Abandonment of the Moon and all the lunar contracts BO was banking on happening.
Musk then went and fucked that right up. So Blue should be happy again, thriving! Right?
Wrong!! Turns out BO is so fucking incompetent that they literally cannot function even when the universe gifts them good fortune.

Damn, Casey is making it sound like these cracks are indicative of a much bigger problem and that sudden catastrophic failure of a module isn’t out of the question at this point. Scary

wen next Starship?

>>16696962
about two weeks

>>16696989
Musk sperged out after the Isaacman defenestration, not before
in fact, it might have been the trigger/last straw

>>16695892 (OP)
10 days until the First Look of the Vera Rubin Observatory.

>>16697008
gay

>>16697008

Soon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF1g-Ru8mjM

https://x.com/SciGuySpace/status/1933573674814046309

https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/06/theres-another-leak-on-the-iss-but-nasa-is-not-saying-much-about-it/

this sounds very bad

>>16696934
the grift is exquisite
my compliments to the senator

>>16697026
>At this point, NASA is monitoring the ongoing leak and preparing for any possibility. A senior industry source told Ars that the NASA leadership of the space station program is "worried" about the leak and its implications.

>>16697029
https://x.com/SciGuySpace/status/1933575797715185880

>>16697026
her time is nearing

>>16696985
>But then that drugged out South Afri-clown had to start sperging and give the Feds an incentive to let Beezer off the hook. Bakka!
He's just returning the favor from a couple of years ago when someone at FCC decided he couldn't possibly meet goals five years in the future based on current performance. What a thoughtful guy.

>>16696783
>a single survivor
>"I just walked out, innit"

>>16696874
If Trump and Elon were enough to get someone to stop posting on /sfg/ then this place is better off without them.

>>16696985
This kind of post really comes off like our equivalent of groups like Patriot Front.

>>16697065
why arent we getting jobs at starlink factories?

Catastrophic ISS depressurization event

>>16697067
Because I don't want to oversee chink electronics get slapped in plastic and glued together?

>>16697068
fuck you, too many happenings today

>>16697065

So, only 1000 years to put the entire World online via Starlink.

Wait....

>>16697067
because I have a job

>>16697031

> Can you clarify this part?

Sure. NASA is a mindless bureaucratic Levitathon, using its flippers to crawl forward on its immense belly, trying to murder as many astronauts in the process as possible.

Why does this pump and dump stock trend every few weeks

>>16697092
Roughly 120 years. Half the world already has internet. Other half is mostly poor who have avg family size of 6. That would take ~120 years of orders to fulfil. But likely, of the 4B that isnt served, only 10% of them would be able to realistically get internet today due to economics factor. So that gives roughly 12 years of continuous cycle.

>>16696847
>Sometimes it seems to forget about people that haven't posted something in a while
Kek what a algocuck

>>16696996
telecom in general just getting slowly replaced by Starlink

>>16697067
I'm not Indian

Are there any photos taken of Mars from orbit? Something like this view but without the CSM obviously.

>>16697119
The closest I could find was this photo taken by Mars Express.
>we have a satellite orbiting mars for 20 years with a hi res camera
>no public archive anywhere
I hate Jews so much bros

>>16697119
VGH the csm was so fucking cool

If any autists want to actually contribute and do something then go check Jared's wiki page. He is beyond a baddie and nasa was lucky to avoid him. read the content and history then follow the trail. Light the beacons of Gondor.

Don't be mesmerized by any other distractions going on in the world. Inform yourself and level up. Make a difference by learning all available information.

>>16697155
>Wiki
lol fuck off.

KSA public build maybe in 2 months

>>16697155
I don't know why but for some reason I think this is a palantir bot

>>16696934
>>16697027
Shut up, Tory saved innocent Israeli lives today.

exoatmospheric intercepts from tonight's attack on israel

Wtf so isaacman is darth vader? shit boyz we been duped. Stars wars predicting everything these days. time to send in the jedi.

it some l3 aks for geeks.

Send Starlinks to Israel please Musk

>>16697176
Are people turning on him now? What am I missing?

lawlz this a joke or something? No way Jared was a complete fraud.

how dafuq this get into google. this is epic shit.. release it all noob.

>>16697129
Cool. I didn't expect the Chinks of all people to be the firsr to release actual footage in Mars orbit. Mars' atmospheric limb looks so strange.

>>16697163
>on release, they will replace the solar system model with a custom system similar to kerbin
>all the work they're putting into recreating the solar system is just so they have models for atmospheres, terrain, weather, etc. and it will be ultimately dumped on release
Are they retarded? Is there any spaceflight autist who would actually prefer to simulate rockets in some garbage fanfic star system over the real life version, especially with all the effort they're putting in to make everything as immersive as possible?

i found the el0n texts. So what he lied about him and spacex? anyone find out jareds telegram or signal accts? Too much garbage to sift through.

>>16697114
seriously. loads of houses have it around where i live out in the woods.

N1 was objectively shitty

>>16697185
The fact that they're blindly copying KSP suggests that they may be retarded. The "KSA" seems like a joke title, like it was a parody of KSP.

>>16697194
Yes that is literally the point

>>16697155
Care to give us something tangible instead of flailing your arms like the local kook off his meds?

>>16697190
I mean yeah it never reached MECO due to using pyro valves.

>>16697202
Iran should land an Orion fission ship in tel aviv as a sign of peace

>>16697185
>>16697194
You heed an entry point to rocketry? 9km/s is enough to go interplanetary in KSP, 9km/s will barely put you into LEO.
>Is there any spaceflight autist who would actually prefer to simulate rockets in some garbage fanfic star system
The thousands of people who have downloaded KSP and have never downloaded RSS?

>>16696985
>>16696989
Remember it is bad to wish for the failure of Space Agencies for polical reasons.

>>16696835
Of course not we need a teleolscope so we can imagine what other bodies look like, actually looking at interstellar bodies is verboten.

>>16697190
Energia on the other hand, is kino.

>>16697217
Yup

>>16697217
>Space plane
>Kino
It has been 52 years and counting since man has been to a non-Earth body.

>>16697219
fuck

>>16697206
Iran's nuclear bomb program was destined to be stopped, so I have a plan B for them.
Shift your nuclear ambitions from bomb-making to creating the most vile, super radioactive isotopes man has ever known. Make the dirtiest dirty bomb the world has ever seen, and launch these radioactive gems at Tel Aviv. When the Jews shoot it down with their BRILLIANT defense system, they will have succeeded in salting their own residents with widespread toxic fallout, essentially making the Jews kill themselves IF they choose to shoot them down.
If the Palestinians cant have their land... YOU CAN'T EITHER. Fucking kikes.
Tell my why this plan would NOT work amazingly well.

Unironically $50 bil to a megadeath laser superweapon that we can use for project breakthrough starshot. We should be spamming our entire local neighborhood with probes

>>16697222
Always love seeing where this website really pushes the first amendment

>>16697225
*Exercises
Free thought and freedom of opinion also landed man on the moon.

>>16697226
But Muslims didn't

>>16697224
At the time, Pluto was still a planet. But its orbit was currently inside that of Neptune's. Thus, neptune was correctly used as the demarcater of the 'central solar system'

>>16697225
It would END this conflict, saving millions of lives. I am a humanitarian, a pragmatic problem solver and this is honestly the number one resolution.
Jews have Manhattan condos as their homeland. Palestinians can all move to Iran where they can be welcomed, loved, cherished, and contribute to the Brotherhood.
The entire east coast of the Mediterranean should remain toxic with radioactivity levels FAR higher than Chernobyl for at least 5,000 years. I mean, its already been a toxic shithole for longer than that, so no biggie, right?

>>16697100

> If we don't try to sell to them, it doesn't count because -- it just doesn't okay!

Sure thing Elon. Fire up another doobie full of Mars crack and sit back as Amazon takes all the checkers on the board.

>>16697232
Tranny melty again

>>16697224

"Like tears in the rain..."

>>16697224
It doesn't have to be targeting anything as far as another star. Aim for continuous probes of anything orbiting this one at large distances.

>>16697230
Palies would be treated as second class citizens in Iran because they're the sunni sect

>>16697224
HELLO ME, MEET THE REAL ME

>Elon finally goes quiet for once
Really makes you think

can you guys explain direct to cell to me? like, the technical details and stuff? or at least give me something mildly technical to read about it?

on another topic: I already watched Andor. I asked that question because I wanted to see what you fags thought about it. guess you don't really care, except for one anon that found it "watchable" but boring...
well, it's not really about space or spaceflight.

>>16697224
how much would it cost to DIY a laser-in-space-with-solar-PV-panels + remote-laser-powered probe?
powerful lasers are commercially available lmao
1kW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNmbvaUzC8Q
250W https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBVlL0FNbSE

>>16697222
kek
IMO, their real problem is that they seem to lack competent intelligence agencies. they are easily compromised, and they don't seem to put much effort on hiding their actiona and habits either

Looks like there were several exoatmospheric intercepts in the last wave

Clear <3

>>16697321
Mint should graduate.

>>16697333
https://x.com/masao_dahlgren/status/1933595883410440421
>A lot of terminal-phase interceptions happening over Tel Aviv. One gets through.

Sigh. I remember when Starlink was still in the planning stages Musk saying it was safe to invest in because they would make it a top policy to never get involved in other nation's affairs. Now he's putting a huge target not only on Starlink but also on his own physical body.

>>16697346
He's since realized that protecting America is necessary to get to Mars.

>>16697349
Protecting Israel is more important

>>16695892 (OP)
ROAD DELAY AT STARBASE ROAD DELAY AT STARBASE!!!!!! STATIC FIRE TOMRROW, FLIGHT 10 IN 2WEEKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>16696111
I mean the thing is, theres currently not really a huge market for Starship-sized payloads. Thats why Musk is pushing hard for it to use Starlink.
And yes I'm aware of K2Space and Vast, but those are both literal startups, not established markets.
Keyword being currently.
ULA can probably survive for a couple years after Starship is operational, probably through essentially government subsidies, but a fully fleshed Impulse + Starship architecture will be the next reckoning for the space launch market after SpaceX killed the smallsat market.

>>16696830
unironically more spaceflight related than whatever anime you are watching

>>16697031
is this the result of the batshit crazy lesbian woman that started to drill into the sides of the station in an effort to get home faster?

>>16697367
It's the result of russians sending their duct taped and spinning modules up in space

>>16697363
obsessed

>>16695961
Because anime girls are waiting for us around Jupiter.

Yep, i put my pebus in her

>>16697295
The Ayatollah himself ordered the launches at sunrise so it would be extra kino, thank you sir [math]\unicode{x1FAE1}[/math]

>>16696000
my friends grandfather was a turbo autist but absolute legend. he had this ham radio shack thingy with radio gear everywhere and large optical telescope on his hobby farm which he built on his own. as well as a radar antenna thing he built as well. he bounced a ham radio signal off the moon back to his farm which melted my brain with the speed of light delay and all that stuff. amazing. so i think no, should not cost 150k usd to send a signal to the moon. my mates grandfather did it on a farm 135km from a major city while smoking a joint teaching me and my mate astronomy stuff for fun when i was a young teenager.

>>16695961
Anime girls and Jovian moons are both named for characters from Greco-Roman mythology.

>>16697346
A lot of problem happened because he can't shut his mouth up for a day.

>>16697295
looks like some war of the worlds shit

>>16697295
War is so beautiful (in an aesthetic sense)

>>16697482
https://youtu.be/tLOT1QeOJAc

>>16697482
Starship during flight 7 reentering and breaking up after losing control and exploding.
Video: ballistic missile reentry vehicle during the final moments of terminal descent and impact at supersonic speeds. Both are exemplars of why rockets are dual use technology.

>>16697486
breakup debris overwhelming missile defense before the wave of actual missiles

>>16697496
Here's Starship on Flight 8.

>some of the coolest and most significant deities in all of history
>waste them on geological features of some random asteroid
Astr*n*m*rs need to be genocided NOW

>>16697486
WTF Why would Elon crash Starship into innocent Jews. ARREST HIM NOW

so uh...when is axiom launching...?

>>16695892 (OP)
9 days until the First Look of the Vera Rubin Observatory.

>>16697279
he's ded

Post cool (real) photos of Mars.

>>16697509
Very very basic implementation of climates.

>>16697564
I meant to post that in /mmcg/

>>16697566
a little bit tipsy, aren't we anon?

As I have predicted several times, the Starship revealed itself to be the new N1.
The entire ship is a huge failure that will never be able to suceed, not even the test launches.

>>16697588
Well then you are a fool. A more apt comparison would be other failed space planes like Shuttle or Buran

>>16697589
At least the space shuttle had some sucessfull mission, the starship can't even surpass the test phase.

>>16697386
I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if Iran was timing their ballistic missile volleys to produce the most impressive visuals

https://x.com/RealAirPower1/status/1933829972172419139
>Rose of Bethlehem! An Arrow 3 interceptor carries out an exoatmospheric kill, destroying an incoming ballistic missile 100 kilometres above Earth.

>>16697589
>failed space planes
redundant, you can just say space plane

>>16697279
Here's hoping someone convinced him to go to rehab

>>16697594
At least it has a test phase. Blow it up now so you don't kill several astronauts

>>16697482
The words of someone not subjected to Russia/Ukraine or Israel/Palestine footage. War ranges from mundane to horrific beyond words. The works of man broken under a layer of mud or dust.

>>16697623
>>16697589
Starship and Spaceshuttle succeeded in their primary missions. Drain all public attention and funding away from actual Space Flight, why would the ship be meant to conquer the unknown be budget optimized for Earth Orbit.

https://x.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1933824364203675976
>Liftoff at 07:56UTC June 14, Long March 2D Y42 launched Zhangheng-1-02 electromagnetic field monitoring satellite from Jiuquan

>>16697295
dang, such kino. This reminds me of the description of the climactic orbital battles in "Marooned in Realtime", though in that case it was ionization trails of gigawatt lasers.

>>16697646
https://x.com/ILRedAlert/status/1933879338551722225
>The IDF estimates that Iran will resume its attacks this evening.

Probably more footage coming

>>16697477
as incongruous as a whale and a potted petunia

>>16697646
Would powerful lasers actually leave an ionization trail? Interesting, I have never considered that

Earth to Earth suborbital hops are not spaceflight. They, of course, know this. They just NEED to bang their nationalist drums on /sfg/ of all places.

>>16697662
I just did a suborbital hop with an apoapsis of 1.5 feet and a total flight time of 1 second.

>>16697654
absolutely! during the Star Wars era, they even experimented with this and it became a dead end for the largest laser weapons: the ionized air and water vapor blocked all but the initial part of the laser pulse.

>>16697669
Interesting. I take it the way to overcome this is to just build an even bigger laser?

>>16697669
If you wanted to do breakthrough starshot would you want an earth-based laser, or something like energia-polyus. A giant laser that sits in space and can propel tiny crafts (or destroy enemy ships lol)

https://x.com/usgraphics/status/1933659165949637120
Only actual autistic people will be interested in this

>>16697678
no, that's actually pretty cool and I'm not autisitic. I think.

>>16697671
I think the last thing they were researching (before the Star Wars funding ran out) was pulsed and dual-wavelength lasers. Initial pulses to clear the way for the second laser, at a frequency chosen to be transparent for the ionization.

>>16697701
Mars isn't actually that red

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQrgO8PGNHc
vast would get promo with their possible clientele by dropping press releases and having media events than fancy youtube ads

>>16697757
>-ss
yes, like we all knew.

What do you mean New Glenn is delayed? Jeff you were supposed to send the Blue Moon Mk.1 to Luna next month, so I can make fun of Starship fans, what are you doing you dumb retard?

>>16697281
>>16697282
>>16697295
>>16697338
why do they make them ballistic? how difficult would it be to add some late stage path control to these missiles?

Reminder that rockets will be obsolete and we will use magnets instead

>>16697795
Interesting given that radio waves have recently been detected emanating from under the ice sheet in Antarctica.

>>16697855
ur a schizo

>>16697361
>Keyword being currently.
Wonder how big of a habitat could fit into a single Starship, assuming no return equipment and the habitat is expandable like a Hoberman sphere. Bigelow's addition to ISS was nice but really not all that much volume.

>>16697857
Does that include the researchers from Penn State who made the discovery?
https://phys.org/news/2025-06-strange-radio-pulses-ice-antarctica.html

>more intercepts over israel
when are we going to move beyond shooting down missiles? i want to see satellites fighting.

>>16697868
Starship attack

why did the government psy-op people into thinking you can only launch rockets from a coastal launch site? Is it about driving up coastal real estate prices?

>>16697870
?

>>16697870
Do you propose dropping boosters on villages?

>>16697870
Here's some of what happens downrange of inland launch complexes

>>16697873
>>16697872
>>16697871
people live around air ports retards

>>16697876
huh

>>16697874
Thank you Mr Long Lehao, I cannot access my home now

what yall know about siberian booster hunters

>>16697881
I know that I don't have enough pictures of them in my rocket debris folder

>>16697876
Do airplanes drop their engines everytime they take off?

>>16697886
just did in india

>>16697876
Rage baiting reminder that stupid boomers choose to move to cape canaveral, on their own volition, knowing full well that it is a fucking NASA and Space Force launch area literally built in the middle of nowhere and that their local community neighborhoods only popped up in the circa 1950s onward because of the space industry, and complain that there are rocket launches

>>16697888
LOL

Iran's starting to go after Israeli energy infrastructure.

https://x.com/ME_Observer_/status/1933987711909577016
>Another view from the impacts on Haifa refinery

>>16697893
>Israel firing billions of dollars worth of interceptors against unguided ballistic missiles that couldn't hit within 500 yards of a target

>>16697896
and then retaliate by destroying innocent F-14 tomcats on the ground :(

>>16697900
planes they don't have parts or supplies for anymore
why are thirdies so fking brown and dumb

>>16697656
>>16697660

>>16697896
The reason Iron Dome is having as much trouble as it is is because these aren't the old Scuds its was designed to defend against. It's actually pretty good at not wasting ammo no incoming shots that are going to miss the mark.

>>16697893
this isnt spaceflight. intercepts in space? ok. satellite infrastructure? ok. space forces even? ok. a fucking oil refinery? not spaceflight.

>>16697907
The apogee of the missiles are above the Karman line therefore it is /sfg/

>>16697635
With enough fuel in LEO, you can go anywhere.

>>16697922
New Shepard should try suborbital depots

they should convert new shepherd into a ballistic missile

>>16697896
>>16697906
Why the fuck would Israel care about the "cost" of such a system? In times like these, you cant put a price tag on Jews!
They have no knowledge of such things, the American deficit spending will pick up the tab! So, why not taunt Iran a little more? A little more? Also, a great time to surprise attack Palestinians and take that land while nobody is looking. That oceanfront property is looking good! Also, the West Bank real estate megaproject should be completed

>>16697896
They use Glonass and Beidou for navigation but its relatively easy to jam the signal.

>>16697936
Having grown up in the Falcon 9 era, the idea that boomers used a billion dollar space plane with a payload ratio of 1% to launch a little two ton probe to Jupiter is nothing short of baffling. How do you go from boots on the moon to that shit show in 20 years?

>>16697928
>literal flat earth propaganda in /sfg/

>>16697954
manned billion dollar space plane*

>>16697954
boomers then turn around and say the moon landings were fake to justify the whole space shuttle

>>16697954
it's because the Space Industrial Complex converted it all to graft

>>16697954
>Having grown up in the Falcon 9 era
you need to be 18 to post here

Having grown up in the starship era, imagine a time when they were flying and reusing puny 20 ton to LEO stickboosters

no space force at the military parade?

>>16697970
space force are not a real branch

>>16697966
Anon falcon launched in 2010 and the shuttle last flew in 2012. Anons born in 2007 can post here and I don't know any kindergartner that's a spaceflight hobbyist

45 MINUTE PAUL FELLOWS KINO ON ALPHA CENTAURI JUST DROPPED

>>16697975
https://youtu.be/RT2g9e345QQ

>>16697966
You could probably say anyone born in the 21st century grew up in the Falcon era.

>>16697970
It’s the 250th celebration for the army, not the whole military

https://x.com/ILRedAlert/status/1933994366034391368
>14 people were injured, including one critically, after an Iranian ballistic missile struck the Western Galilee area, Magen David Adom reports.

Varda looks at something like this and thinks about just how much orbitally synthesized pharmaceuticals they can speed-deliver to their customers.

>>16697967
It's something to imagine
>one ISS of volume will be launched several times a day
>one ISS of mass will be launched at least every day
>the shuttle's total lifetime payload is only 10 Starships

>>16698014
Imagine rods from god. It would look like this but even more destructive. Idk how you keep your enemy from blowing them out of orbit, though

>>16697879
If a rocket falls in a forest...

>>16698020
>the shuttle's total lifetime payload is only 10 Starships

>>16698042
The nearby village takes it as a sign that they have pleased Xi.

>>16698029
>rods from God in 2025

>>16698049
>The total payload mass the Space Shuttle ever launched over its operational lifetime (1981–2011) is approximately 1,600,000 kg (or 1,600 metric tons)
what the fuck

https://x.com/Doha104p3/status/1934041516940669247
>High supersonic impact + sizable warhead

https://x.com/Easybakeovensz/status/1934038022669914292
>Third stage rocket motor of a US SM-3 air-defense missile, reportedly found in Iran. It's been reported that a US destroyer helped with Israeli missile defense, and this would be consistent with that.

https://x.com/ILRedAlert/status/1934036951847370859
>BREAKING: Footage captures the exoatmospheric interception of Iranian missiles launched toward Israel tonight. This shows a ballistic missile being neutralized high above the Earth, beyond the atmosphere.

>>16698014
>>16698058
this is sad. why aren't they hitting arms/chemical depots, nuclear sites, airports and similar infra?

>>16697966
Who's gonna tell him?

>>16698068
Israel is hitting whatever too. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. They started the shit, they have no fucking right to complain.

>>16698071
zionists killed nuclear scientists and military generals.
I hope iran manages to do much, MUCH worse than that.
hell, they should have spammed some drones or sent them in containers, a la ukraine in russia...

>>16698071
Israel hit residential areas early on as a means of assassinating high ranking Iranian officers via airstrike. Everyone left in the Iranian chain of command is bunkered up deep enough for that to be ineffective, so they've moved on to hitting nuclear targets and the surface elements of Iran's Cheyenne Mountain-style ballistic missile vaults.

>>16698078
Spare me the hasbara.

here's an idea for iran: a ballistic cluster bomb rocket that spreads bomblets when they explode at certain altitudes/locations, on impact or when hit. that way, interceptor missiles would be worse than useless: they would help to spread the bomblets.
israel has used cluster bombs in the past, so they shouldn't complain about it when the bomblets explode killing random zionists at random times.

>>16698085
Alternatively

>>16697995
thank you for your service

>>16698029
I prefer rocks from Grok

>>16698085
The missiles Iran is currently using all have smaller warheads than the V-2. Something in that size class that spreads bomblets at altitude might as well be dispensing hand grenades over an area dozens of miles across.

>>16698092
You're already dying no matter what, door is locked. No landing gear.
You have 3x solid rocket motors, each burn for 10 seconds with 587lbf. If you went vertical and burned each motor one at a time I wonder if you could have set the altitude record. Jet aircraft were barely a thing at this time, your rocket motors would make you an explorer (briefly, before death lol)

OR maybe iran should clone spacexs ideas: make smal reusable rockets and spam warheads like crazy...

>>16698096
well, yeah. that's the point of cluster bombs, as far as I understand: to cause long lasting terror.

>>16698104
rapidly reusable ICBMs kek

>>16697757
>piss filter

>>16698104
>>16698105
Problem with that idea is that during a war you seldom have a landing zone to rtls to.

>>16698108
true, I realised this after posting.
maybe automate the process of catching the rocket with chopsticks, loading fuel and warheads or something, I dunno. would be hard but hey, they could try.

actually, could this be done for small sats? like, sats launched from small reusable missiles?

>>16698111
Hate to break it to you but your entire tower and tank farm is getting lit the fuck up, unless you have complete aerial superiority (which, for reference, even Isr doesn't have right now)

>>16698104
Dropping even a hundred grenade-sized weapons into an area of a few hundred square miles isn't going to cause any terror, lasting or otherwise.

>>16698113
it's the japanese balloon bomb project but much less efficient

>>16698112
right, I'm dumb

maybe just hide them deep in bunkers or something..
anyway, I was just giving ideas.

>>16698113
I'd guess most of those rockets are intercepted near surface. also, wouldn't the surface they spread over be a function of the angle they are falling at AND the angle the bomblets themselves spread at? maybe the bomb could be designed to spread bomblets like a shotgun spreads its pellets

>>16698049
We are nearing the point where some Falcon 9 boosters have been into outer space more times than the Shuttles

>>16698014
meth from god
re-entering bad

>>16698055
It wasn't the friends we made along the way, it was the cost-plus contacts we made.

>>16697855
Thats just the nazi submarine and reichsflugscheiben base under the ice, controlling the passage to Agartha

The brother of Longshot Space CTO Nathan Saichek called Simon Saichek now also works there and has served time in prison for child pornography charges in 2019
That is all

>>16698139
Thank you Berger

>>16698139
Concerning!

>>16698139
lol, I feel a lot better about the Google results for my name after looking at his results

>>16698145
>little league baseball games
OH COME ON

>>16698139
I mean,is he good at what he does or not?

>>16698145
>>16698147
KEK

>>16698145
>it's real
holy fuck ahaha

>>16698145
No waaaay come on now

>>16698148
Hahah

>>16698145
least pedophilic biking enthusiast

>>16698145
no fucking way

>>16698148
>is he good at what he does or not?
What, downloading child pornography? Clearly not very if he got arrested

Spinlaunch Chads stay winning
Cannonfags BTFO

>>16698161
Getting caught was part of his plan

>>16698145
kek, nice one

>>16698161
He's out of prison and attending too many little league games, dude is winning at life

>>16698177
So how does this work if he has a kid? Is he just straight up banned from watching his son's baseball game?

>>16697973
Soon to be Starfleet.

>>16698193
In Utah where he was convicted he can drop off or pick up his kid,not spectate. In California he can do whatever he wants even if he registers, I presume that's why he moved.

>>16698196
Musk Xcademy

>>16698198
It's a shame Iran can barely tickle Israel

>>16698139
Like actual child porn, or drawings that should be covered by the first ammendment.

>>16698230
Actual CP. The latter has happened literally only a single time.

>>16698074
>zionists killed nuclear scientists and military generals.
Personally, I'd rather Iran not have a nuke, so I see this as good thing.

>>16698267
Why not?

>>16698271
I'm not fond of Islamic terrorists having explosives.

>>16698274
I'm fond of the possibility of nuking Tel Aviv

>>16698277
Understandable and, frankly, mutual, but Iran would then become a massive threat of its own. Don't give terrorists nukes.

>>16698280
The way I see it, we let Iran get a few off on Israel, then of course we naturally crater them too. Everyone wins

>>16698283
Sure, sounds like a plan.

>>16698264
Actual CP in America can mean a 17yo who looks like 30

Would be great if it happened

>>16698283
>we naturally crater them too
>we
Post smells of gefilte fish

>>16698325
>Sea access
Water plant? Or ship dock?

>>16698330
dock for ship/booster transport and LNG tankers to offload

Come home white man

>>16698325
This is SO needed. No fucking way they will get a pipeline across the wildlife refuge, or even want to fight that battle. A port for offloading LNG and LOX is all you need, just look how short THAT pipeline would be. Short enough to bury it, and even make it vacuum jacketed to the tank farm.
I know they had a plan, now hammer it thru, make the bribes, git er done.
>>16698333
Exporting boosters from here too would also be tits. But probably needs to be bigger than that? How deep is that water, I thought not very

>>16698344
wrong