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Looks like everything went well.
the NASA thread and anything related
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It doesn't look that stormy. But private boats got in the way...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/astronauts-spacex-return-to-earth-1.5672052
At least the mission was a success!
https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/astronauts-spacex-return-to-earth-1.5672052
At least the mission was a success!
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It doesn't look that stormy. But private boats got in the way...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/astronauts-spacex-return-to-earth-1.5672052
At least the mission was a success!
The splash down was in the Gulf, not on the eastern side of Florida where storm Isaisa is.
What's up with people getting in the way of something like this? Coast Guard should have heavily fined anyone being warned to stay out of the area and didn't.
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I guess the CG didn't get involved since its a private venture?
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Floridians have a reputation to uphold.
Lol, It's that time of the year. Prayers going out to them and the rest of us up and down the east coast. It's going to get wet and windy over the next few days!
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From the article...
"The Coast Guard in Pensacola said it had deployed two vessels to keep the public at least 16 kilometres away from the capsule."
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Not really a private venture; NASA contracted for the ship. Not much different than when they contracted Boeing and Chrysler for the 60's space capsules.
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That didn't work out so well, did it?
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seems like they had trouble getting the hatch/capsule door open
other than that, looked/appeared, it went off without a hitch
I highly doubt the private boats were any issue either
maybe a slight inconvenience, not the best protocol
but they weren't in the way, at all
IMO no harm...
Just don't do it again...
do some serious background checks on all boat reg. hull #'s too
you never know
it is sort of a private venture, heavily subsidized venture (taxpayers $$$)
maybe it wasn't regulated properly
BUT:
IMO they (private boats) should have stayed back a bit more
people with way too much time on their hands,
especially during the Chinese Wuhan Flu lockdown
Loved the Trump flag on the one boat going by
some patriots in the group
or we could say,
really poor security arrangements or actual enforcement
did they post it somewhere, to keep 16 klm back ?
(10 miles) I would think it would be sort of common sense
to stay back some, but 10 miles (is that necessary ?)
was/is it common knowledge for that buffer zone ?
It's been 45 years since we had a splash down
other than that, looked/appeared, it went off without a hitch
I highly doubt the private boats were any issue either
maybe a slight inconvenience, not the best protocol
but they weren't in the way, at all
IMO no harm...
Just don't do it again...
do some serious background checks on all boat reg. hull #'s too
you never know
it is sort of a private venture, heavily subsidized venture (taxpayers $$$)
maybe it wasn't regulated properly
BUT:
IMO they (private boats) should have stayed back a bit more
people with way too much time on their hands,
especially during the Chinese Wuhan Flu lockdown
Loved the Trump flag on the one boat going by
some patriots in the group
or we could say,
really poor security arrangements or actual enforcement
did they post it somewhere, to keep 16 klm back ?
(10 miles) I would think it would be sort of common sense
to stay back some, but 10 miles (is that necessary ?)
was/is it common knowledge for that buffer zone ?
It's been 45 years since we had a splash down
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It seems like there is a small air leak on the ISS which is going to be attended to.
https://gizmodo.com/iss-crew-temporarily-confined-to-russian-module-as-engi-1844800548
https://gizmodo.com/iss-crew-temporarily-confined-to-russian-module-as-engi-1844800548
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Nasa selling off some photos...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/galleri...ticle&utm_campaign=10-for-today---4.0-styling
Incidentally, today (Nov. 11) is the anniversary of the blast-off of the Gemini XII mission in 1966, the final Gemini capsule before the start of the Apollo missions.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/galleri...ticle&utm_campaign=10-for-today---4.0-styling
Incidentally, today (Nov. 11) is the anniversary of the blast-off of the Gemini XII mission in 1966, the final Gemini capsule before the start of the Apollo missions.
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https://www.nasa.gov/content/nasas-spacex-crew-1-mission
Tune in to see if the lift off happens...so far with the weather, it's a 50% chance.
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-i...f-first-crew-rotation-flight-on-us-commercial
Tune in to see if the lift off happens...so far with the weather, it's a 50% chance.
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-i...f-first-crew-rotation-flight-on-us-commercial
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So what is it?
https://ve.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_q8b69b5nZI1x3gubf.mp4
Strange and massive objects plow near the moon, captured on amateur film from Quebec, Canada. (26.03.2020).
https://ve.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_q8b69b5nZI1x3gubf.mp4
Strange and massive objects plow near the moon, captured on amateur film from Quebec, Canada. (26.03.2020).
Well there is so much info and I’m truly speechless... even learned some more . The fascination level is high.. you guys have seen a lot! I do have a few neat pics to share from Kennedy Space center. I was amazed then but now I’m not sure these are really that cool compared to yours... so here goes
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