NASA announces return to moon on August 29th 2022

[Dodger12]

Yeah, that's the spin. But the truth is, the fuckin thing didn't work! They didn't have to blow it up, it was already way out over the gulf. It fuckin blew up on its own.

Conspiracy theorist.........

 

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[Kirk61]

What's the point of building tall sky scrapers on the moon? That's not practical, its more like Chinese propaganda L0L!

 

[yimyammer]

Chinese propaganda

^^their best domestic "product"^^

 

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What are the Engineering Challenges in Returning to the Moon?

 

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Looking back....

 

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Boeing's latest potential scandal is out of this world - literally.

Its Starliner spacecraft - which carried two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) last week - is unable to undock after several faults were found on the ship.

Teams have discovered five different leaks in the craft's propulsion system which would navigate the craft through space as it returns to Earth.

The astronauts were set to return on June 14, but that has been delayed until June 22 while Boeing and NASA scramble to fix issues, leaving the astronauts stranded until then.

Now, experts have said that NASA could be forced to launch a rescue mission that would be a highly embarrassing blow for the embattled Boeing which is dealing with spate of issues plaguing its commercial jets.

How Boeing's latest scandal could leave NASA astronauts stuck on ISS

Experts told DailyMail.com that NASA could be forced to launch a rescue mission that would be a highly embarrassing blow for the embattled Boeing as its commercial jets are plagued with issues.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

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NASA's spacesuits are aging, and two separate spacesuit-related incidents over the past couple of weeks highlight just how bad the problem has gotten. Here's a rundown of what's going on with NASA's spacesuit (called EMUs), why the situation is so bad, and what is being done about it.

 

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Boeing's Starliner can stay in space beyond 45-day limit, NASA says

Ground testing on Starliner's thruster system could start as soon as today (July 2).

www.space.com

 

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[Kirk61]

It came down flawlessly, now the crew is stuck up there until February. Boeing should have had a little more faith, baby...

 

[yimyammer]

I don't know how they do it, I would be losing my mind from claustrophobia

I'm happy right here on earth, no tiny submarines either

 

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The James Webb Space Telescope has just shattered our understanding of the early universe! For the first time ever, Webb has spotted an object beyond the Dark Ages—the mysterious period before the first stars lit up the cosmos. But what it found is far more shocking than scientists expected! This discovery is rewriting what we thought we knew about the formation of galaxies, black holes, and the evolution of the universe itself. Could this be evidence of the earliest structures in the cosmos, or is it something completely unexpected? Join us as we break down this mind-blowing revelation with stunning visuals and expert analysis.