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Looking for hard copies of the following books. Reply or DM if you have one for sale or know smne who does!
"Triumf i tragediya Energii" (tom 3) Gubanov '98
"Rakety-nositeli. Kosmodromy" Umanskiy '01
"Nezabyvaemye Kosmicheskie Programmy" ed. Kirilin '13
"Put k Energii" Filin '01
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Su-57: F-22:
shot down shot down
0 balloons at least 1 balloon
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@fmanjoo
@to0ast
@planet4589
(Jonathan McDowell is an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.)
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one thing that always cracks me up is the insane angle of attack needed for a shuttle-shaped orbiter to maintain level flight
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Me: I need a mason jar
Ball Corp: No problem, here's our 32oz mason jar. Anything else?
Me: You wouldn't happen to know where I can get the optics for the world's most advanced space telescope?
Ball Corp: You're not gonna believe this
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It's seriously impressive that the stack was able to withstand 2 minutes of tumbling at 2000 km/h
(ignore the sound)
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My new favourite photo.
Yes, it's real.
Columbia and Atlantis passing each other on the crawlerway.
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BREAKING: SpaceX updates their Starship website following the announcement of significant design changes in a Twitter Space.
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Some incredible footage of the Caspian Sea Monster - an experimental ground effect vehicle tested by the Soviet Navy from 1966 to 1980, when it crashed and sunk in the Caspian Sea.
It was the world’s heaviest aircraft until the An-225 Mriya first flew in 1988.
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THEY FIXED THE DOT LMAO
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one of my favorite genres of space-related photos are priests blessing space hardware
here's one blessing a Proton-M rocket
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me walking towards the store assistant to ask them about a product
(im an introvert)
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Me: I need a food processor
Energia: No problem, here's the FP 1580E. Anything else?
Me: You wouldn't happen to know where I can get a super heavy lift launch vehicle as powerful as the Saturn V would you?
Energia: You're not gonna believe this
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I think it's absolutely insane that humanity can build a 500-ton space complex casually zoomin in Earth orbit.
This is my all-time favorite photo of the ISS.
It's just nuts.
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acknowledged
Highway to The Danger Zone
#RealTopGun
The SR-71 Blackbird is still the fastest acknowledged crewed air-breathing jet aircraft.
#Oscars
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Fun fact: Starliner has been in development for longer than the space shuttle and still hasn’t flown crew.
Starliner: 2010-present - 13 years
Shuttle: 1969-1981 - 12 years
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I still can't get over the fact that this looks like a purposefully directed shot from a movie.
the framing is just AAAAAAAAH so good from the full stack view to the perfect second booster plume to a peek back at the shuttle and ET.
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one of my favorite facts is that the last operator of the Tupolev Tu-144 was NASA
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@MasculineTakes
Wait this means that this guy assumes puppies are smart adults every time he sees one and has to spend the two minutes to realize they are indeed puppies.
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this is your yearly reminder that Mark C. Lee brought a picture of a cow aboard STS-30 to remind him of home (he grew up on a farm in Wisconsin), resulting in this gem of a phoro
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I find it incredibly funny that the US has as many F-35 aggressor aircraft (11) as the Russian Air Force has Su-57's which the F-35's are meant to simulate.
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Americans will use anything but the metric system
(from a NASA brochure on the shuttle ET)
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Ok this is insanely cool footage.
You can also see and hear the thrusters firing.
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Often described as a Space Shuttle clone, Energia-Buran was the breathtaking result of a mammoth undertaking. While Energia only launched twice and Buran made just one flight, the hardware legacy of the system is present in a wide array of rockets and spacecraft.
🧵A thread:
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In light of the recent announcement by SpaceX, I present to you the future evolution of Starship - Super Heavy.
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Hot take but children and moon landing deniers are very good at asking “dumb questions” that have genuinely interesting answers.
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bro the processing will be super quick bro trust me just a quick inspection in a hangar i swear bro minimal facilities and it'll support a very high flight rate bro please
The OPF (Orbiter Processing Facility) flow was the largest timeline impact on the envisioned ops plan.
Average of about three months of post-flight maintenance and pre-flight preparations in a facility that looked more like a factory than a hangar.
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Quick and dirty mockup of what the finished thing might look like
Today’s festivities continue!
@blueorigin
has raised New Glenn’s TE vertical for the first time with stage 1 and 2 simulator hardware at LC-36.
Massive thanks to
@StarFleetTours
for bringing us out this afternoon!
📸 -
@NASASpaceflight
📺 -
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Reply with your favorite Shuttle-derived launch vehicle
Here’s mine:
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EXCLUSIVE:
@northropgrumman
reveals pictures of the B-21 Raider next-generation stealth bomber in a hangar in Palmdale, California.
#AvGeek
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"most heat shield tiles in space"
Starship has ~20,000 tiles
this fella flew with 38,800
@RaptorRelight
Highest thrust upper stage ever operated in space.
Largest internal volume of any man made object in space.
Most heat shield tiles in space.
Largest mach diamonds ever created.
Most tesla drive units (motors) launched into space in a single launch.
What else?
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Starship FTS (Flight Termination System) Explosives are on the move and about to be installed! A sure sign that launch is happening as soon as Nov. 15th!
11/9/23
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If DearMoon launches in 2023 on Starship I will run through the city center in a borat mankini while consuming ghost peppers and singing Total Eclipse of the Heart.
NEWS: The first civilian mission to the Moon is planned to take place in 2023 on SpaceX's Starship rocket, and now the crew who is going has been announced:
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On this episode of Thing You Can't Unsee:
The launch escape system gridfins on the Soyuz are twisted by 5 degrees in relation to the core and boosters
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Aviation Week's art team was COOKING in the 90s.
tag yourselves, i'm the Kistler K-1
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every now and then i think about the absolute state of Mir in the late 90s
here's the inside of the airlock hatch of the Kvant-2 module in 1997. looks quite... lived in... 🥴
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One of the most stunning aviation pictures you’ll see – an F-15 Eagle launching an SLS Block 1 rocket.
@PitaGriffin
@DrChrisCombs
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OTD in 2020: technicians celebrate the beginning of the Halloween season with some incredibly cool looking orange smoke next to their Long March 3B rocket. Autumn vibes!
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soooo apparently in 1991 you could just ?? film a news segment from the payload bay of a Buran test article *while it was being processed* in Baikonur??????
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big fan of the fact that the T-38 fits inside the Super Guppy if you just turn it a little
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wake up babe, a new spaceplane-in-a-weird-situation just dropped
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Beautiful shot of the F-16 Hornet and the sonic booms it produces. Booms are a great visual indicator of a plane breaking the sound barrier and they are incredibly interesting. Let’s get to know them better! 🧵🪡
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