Space Exploration

Are NASA's future missions and budget justified?

  • It's worth the time and expenditures

    Votes: 225 65.8%

  • Complete waste of money

    Votes: 42 12.3%

  • We need to explore, but not at the current cost

    Votes: 75 21.9%
  • Total voters
    342
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twoffo said:
There are quite a few people on the NASA Spaceflight forums speculating and arguing about what each new picture or video shows.

I spend too much time there and on YouTube watching these and the LabPadre livestream.
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I've never ventured to the forums but if I've got nothing to watch I'll pop up the LabPadre stream as well. I usually check it a couple of times a day to see if anything big is happening.
 
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CagleMtnVol said:
I've never ventured to the forums but if I've got nothing to watch I'll pop up the LabPadre stream as well. I usually check it a couple of times a day to see if anything big is happening.
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They have one thread dedicated just to updates, with pics and videos. Another thread dedicated to the discussions. Pics are usually very high resolution so you can lose yourself trying to figure out details of basically everything about the starships, the launch and landing sites and the factory.

They also point out things that might be easy to miss as well, like the fact they have started bringing in crane sections to the land designated as the Super Heavy launch site.
 
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twoffo said:
They have one thread dedicated just to updates, with pics and videos. Another thread dedicated to the discussions. Pics are usually very high resolution so you can lose yourself trying to figure out details of basically everything about the starships, the launch and landing sites and the factory.

They also point out things that might be easy to miss as well, like the fact they have started bringing in crane sections to the land designated as the Super Heavy launch site.
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I found the big crane they have brought in.

CK2750G-2.

Can lift 275 ton with a 300ft boom length.


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The SN7 test tank has been moved to the test area.

This will pressure test the new rings made from 304L Stainless Steel and it's welded seams.

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