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I’m an engineer. I believe all technology should be both ergonomic and intuitive. Megastructure Fan. We must develop a strong AI. Ad Lunam, Martem, et Stellas.

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@FlyItRealFast
FlyIt
2 days
We don’t have true AI (AGI) yet. What we have are LLM algorithms that guess and hallucinate a lot. Truth is truth. We are on the road to true AI, I think, but we are not there. Take everything that comes from the ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok algorithms with a grain of
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FlyIt
17 days
Legit.
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FlyIt
23 days
Current U.S. launch capacities to TLI: NASA (SLS) - 27 metric tons SpaceX (Falcon Heavy) - 21 metric tons ULA (Vulcan) - 11.3 metric tons Rocket Lab (Electron) - 0.05 metric tons For comparison: NASA (Saturn V) - 47 metric tons These are our proven TLI capacities. Please
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FlyIt
24 days
An overpass near Chattanooga was decorated with American flags. I like Tennessee… More states should follow their example!
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FlyIt
25 days
New York City is in a downward spiral.
@TheBabylonBee
The Babylon Bee
25 days
Mamdani Dethrones Gavin Newsom As U-Haul's Top Salesman https://t.co/P4VK6QPubS
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FlyIt
25 days
I like big crosses! This one is located in Loudon,Tennessee.
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FlyIt
26 days
Pioneer 4 actually missed its flyby distance. It was twice as far from the lunar surface as intended when it passed by the moon.
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FlyIt
26 days
50 weeks prior to Pioneer 4 being hurled at the moon and missing, Vanguard 1 was launched from Canaveral. It went into an elliptical orbit around the Earth and is still there. It is even smaller than the Pioneer 4 probe. Vanguard 1 was only six inches in diameter and was the
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FlyIt
1 month
Sitting in a comfy chair with my feet up, thinking about how @NASA might best spend taxpayer dollars on a new mission. Why not attempt an intercept and capture of Pioneer 4? It’s currently in a heliocentric orbit (0.987 AU × 1.142 AU, i = 1.3°). A full capture and return would
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FlyIt
1 month
Wildlife on VMI campus today.
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FlyIt
1 month
A billboard in Virginia…
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FlyIt
1 month
Maxar Worldview Legion-2 Earth observation satellite rendering and an actual on orbit photograph by a nosey Chinese Earth observation satellite (Jilin-1 with 0.5m resolution). The Maxar satellite is reported to have 30 cm resolution. @MarcusHouse @Erdayastronaut
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@MAstronomers
Curiosity
2 months
This praying mantis embedded in amber is about 30 million years old.
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1 month
Is the Lunar Gateway still viable? @NASA @SecDuffyNASA @rookisaacman
@Erdayastronaut
Everyday Astronaut
2 months
More official renders of Starship including the tanker, depot and HLS lander just dropped! I still think HLS should drop anything not needed after TLI (Raptors / Tankage)... Source: https://t.co/EFZUTJ6wWS
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FlyIt
2 months
I have been following Marcus for a while now. This video convinced me to Subscribe to his X account. Marcus does a deep dive into everything he posts. I appreciate that.
@MarcusHouse
Marcus House
2 months
How many times can a mind be blown before it turns into a pulpy mess!? 🤯 I don’t know, but it’s happened a lot this week. 🚀 Massive surprises revealed in this one! 🔥 https://t.co/azn6tLDDp7
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FlyIt
2 months
Mindful
@Rainmaker1973
Massimo
2 months
Post below the first word you see.
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FlyIt
2 months
I love the mechanical algorithm. Measure-Excavate-Extend-Repeat. Simple is always better.
@Firefly_Space
Firefly Aerospace
2 months
We love seeing all the science that was unearthed or “unmooned” from the payloads on board Blue Ghost Mission 1! Our friends at @NASA, @HB_Robotics and @TexasTech released their findings from LISTER - the first robotically deployed subsurface thermal probe on the Moon. Read the
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FlyIt
2 months
"Flight, try SCE to AUX." I'm curious about the lightning protection for Starship. As there is no lightning rod clearly visible, does anyone know if a random lightning strike during ascent would be routed around vital circuitry? Apollo 12 was hit twice during ascent. It was
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