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shovelquest
08-27-2025, 01:09 AM
Looks like we crashed out in the last space thread. (https://project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=315310&highlight=spacex&page=9)
Cool rocket launch today! Space is cool get me out of here!
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World's most powerful solar telescope sees incredible coronal loops on the sun (image)
Keith Cooper published 17 hours ago
https://i.imgur.com/IrLN8Uf.png
shovelquest
08-27-2025, 02:24 AM
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The approaching comets include:
C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), closest to Earth on October 21, 2025
C/2025 K1 (Atlas), closest to Earth on November 24-25, 2025
3I/Atlas, the 3rd interstellar object discovered, closest to Earth on December 18-19, 2025
24P/Schanmasse, closest to Earth on January 4, 2026
C/2024 E1 (Wierzchos), closest to Earth on February 17, 2026
https://earthsky.org/space/5-bright-comets-approaching-earth-charts-2025-2026/
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Billionaires only wanna go to space because guillotines require (local) gravity to function.
xsturmn8_BLx
08-31-2025, 05:00 AM
starship is a sad boondoggle. That guy from SpaceX is lucky he never lost control of the narrative with respect to him being unable to deliver us to the Moon on time as promised. I admittedly don't know a huge amount about the program's progress, and I have heard the Artemis timeline was bungled in more than 1 way, but fact is the rocket does not exist after 10 years and it was supposed to be fully ready for NASA use when, 2 years ago? That's what the taxpayer paid the guy for, anyhow. Where's the beef?
Btw, that guy's been going 'round lately saying we should skip the Moon return and Artemis (for which purpose he was already paid to deliver a rocket.) because it's too easy. We should just aim for Mars instead and cut him even bigger checks into his personal bank account for even more ephemeral deliverables 3-5 years off. Seems legit as always.
Oh, a future where NASA is rebloated and renationalized. I work with old scientific equipment and it's all so hardy & wonderful thanks to those monster contracts up through the Space Shuttle era. Requirements for repairability, statistical analysis by the customer on failure rates of bulk purchases, etc. It was nice. It's funny how this little market & industry mirror the beauty of the space program and provide me material benefits thanks to it.
This had a fair amount to do with Bell / AT&T as a monster negotiator and consumer too. I understand Bell-AT&T was like 50% of all revenues at Hewlett Packard during the peak of their test equipment era. HP in that era is my Apple. The stuff is SO GOOD.
Anyway, a good 20% of surplus gear I see in some domains has NASA tags. And it ALL works 30, 40, 50 years hence. Then it falls off fast in the mid-2000s. Now they don't even make the damn stuff anymore! Do it all with an oscilloscope. Call it petulant, I know manufacturing changed, everything's in the box etc, but for the sake of this post's rhetoric I choose to blame it all on NASA privatization. It's emblematic, at least.
Oops, I went on a little long. OP is right: space is cool. I got inspired. Here's wishing my kids can witness American flags painted on rockets completing fantastic feats some year soon. Pretty rockets with white paint, dignified colorful paint jobs, and so forth. Rockets that are 100% disconnected from any individual's ego and bring light to the world from every American. You know what I mean.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 01:18 PM
IDk there would still be zero rocket ship production whatsoever without that guy.
This is what ego-less space travel looks like.
https://i.imgur.com/0lVDtV2.png
Reiwa
08-31-2025, 01:54 PM
starship is a sad boondoggle. That guy from SpaceX is lucky he never lost control of the narrative with respect to him being unable to deliver us to the Moon on time as promised. I admittedly don't know a huge amount about the program's progress, and I have heard the Artemis timeline was bungled in more than 1 way, but fact is the rocket does not exist after 10 years and it was supposed to be fully ready for NASA use when, 2 years ago? That's what the taxpayer paid the guy for, anyhow. Where's the beef?
Btw, that guy's been going 'round lately saying we should skip the Moon return and Artemis (for which purpose he was already paid to deliver a rocket.) because it's too easy. We should just aim for Mars instead and cut him even bigger checks into his personal bank account for even more ephemeral deliverables 3-5 years off. Seems legit as always.
Oh, a future where NASA is rebloated and renationalized. I work with old scientific equipment and it's all so hardy & wonderful thanks to those monster contracts up through the Space Shuttle era. Requirements for repairability, statistical analysis by the customer on failure rates of bulk purchases, etc. It was nice. It's funny how this little market & industry mirror the beauty of the space program and provide me material benefits thanks to it.
This had a fair amount to do with Bell / AT&T as a monster negotiator and consumer too. I understand Bell-AT&T was like 50% of all revenues at Hewlett Packard during the peak of their test equipment era. HP in that era is my Apple. The stuff is SO GOOD.
Anyway, a good 20% of surplus gear I see in some domains has NASA tags. And it ALL works 30, 40, 50 years hence. Then it falls off fast in the mid-2000s. Now they don't even make the damn stuff anymore! Do it all with an oscilloscope. Call it petulant, I know manufacturing changed, everything's in the box etc, but for the sake of this post's rhetoric I choose to blame it all on NASA privatization. It's emblematic, at least.
Oops, I went on a little long. OP is right: space is cool. I got inspired. Here's wishing my kids can witness American flags painted on rockets completing fantastic feats some year soon. Pretty rockets with white paint, dignified colorful paint jobs, and so forth. Rockets that are 100% disconnected from any individual's ego and bring light to the world from every American. You know what I mean.
The purpose of hiring the guy who's hopped up on goofballs was to find ways to make space lift less expensive per ton, not reach the moon, which is not only pointless but also has already been done. That's the deliverable.
Has he done so?
Private sector is usually pretty good at making products more efficiently so they can squeeze a maximum profit out of each unit.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 01:57 PM
"wow so that was a cool space program for the last 60 years, can we do anything with all this innovation?"
"We made velcro."
"But like, can we explore, mine, or make life better with all this incredible technology?"
"We made velcro."
"..."
"Oh we also made tang!"
Reiwa
08-31-2025, 02:03 PM
"wow so that was a cool space program for the last 60 years, can we do anything with all this innovation?"
"We made velcro."
"But like, can we explore, mine, or make life better with all this incredible technology?"
"We made velcro."
"..."
"Oh we also made tang!"
His real business is launching satellites. Satellites that some of which provide internet to remote regions. Remote regions that are now able to purchase velcro products on the e-web. :D
Reiwa
08-31-2025, 02:05 PM
You'd have to evaluate the previous cost of said launching(s) and what it is today to see if the investment was 'worth' it.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 02:13 PM
Last time the state made rockets it strapped 50 megaton warheads on them and threatened killing every god damn person on the planet if we dont respect its ego.
Reiwa
08-31-2025, 02:17 PM
Last time the state made rockets it strapped 50 megaton warheads on them and threatened killing every god damn person on the planet if we dont respect its ego.
I don't see the advantage of having the price of a NASA janitor's government pension built into my price when I'm purchasing a satellite communication uplink for my right-wing Christian freedom militia compound in rural Montana.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 02:24 PM
We need more state run mass death machines because the private sector keeps NOT using them to kill 50,000 people.
not reach the moon, which is not only pointless but also has already been done.
we need moon base / orbital shipyard one way or the other.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Horizon
ending the cold war was a disaster for mankind.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 02:26 PM
*shocked pokimon
You want to use it to mine minerals we use to make technology that doctors use to increase the life expectancy of everyone on earth?
Excuse me mr EGO, but we have 50,000 people to kill in the name of whatever someone who did nothing their entire lives until a bunch of retards voted for him wants to do.
Reiwa
08-31-2025, 02:32 PM
We need more state run mass death machines because the private sector keeps NOT using them to kill 50,000 people.
Doing business with bad people is usually better for everyone.
Including the aforementioned fat womanizing serial philanderer.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 02:51 PM
I think hating people (or at least not fitting in) is what drives highly productive people.
If they fit into our douchebag ass society, they would just enjoy doing nothing like everyone else does.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 03:03 PM
*thinks in history
Rather than a single act of "nationalization," the Nazi regime's control over rocket production evolved over time, becoming more state-run and militarized. The state's control was a result of increasing military interest, especially from the SS, and a massive expansion of manufacturing that relied on concentration camp slave labor.
https://i.imgur.com/YAYMjlM.png
Reiwa
08-31-2025, 03:09 PM
we need moon base / orbital shipyard one way or the other.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Horizon
ending the cold war was a disaster for mankind.
I recall being promised a moon base in 2012 (delivery 2020). :p
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I recall being promised a moon base in 2012 (delivery 2020). :p
i actually really enjoyed his political lectures, he taught poly sci somewhere i forget and the classes were uploaded to youtube
dude was way too smug and fugly to ever be potus though
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 03:19 PM
I remember being promised something in 2012 too :mad:
Almost got my delivery in 2020.
Still wishing on the monkeys paw (for world peace) every day.
I'm still wishing for the fungi or octopus to step up and take their rightful place as overlords of earf.
not the whales though, fuck the whales.
shovelquest
08-31-2025, 04:43 PM
Will be a brief window of some pretty epic tentacle porn.
are we still waiting on T Coronae Borealis to explode?
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Yes, we're still waiting. While earlier predictions suggested the eruption of T Coronae Borealis (T CrB) could have happened by late 2024, it has not yet occurred. Astronomers still expect it to happen soon, though, and it remains a much-anticipated event.
Regarding a prediction for the end of this month (September 2025), there's no single, universally agreed-upon date. However, a prediction published in October 2024 suggested possible eruption dates, including November 10, 2025. Other forecasts based on the star's dimming and brightening patterns suggest a timeframe as broad as mid-2025 to late 2026.
The key takeaway from the latest observations is that the star is exhibiting behaviors similar to those seen before its 1946 outburst, such as a "pre-eruption dip" in brightness. This continues to lead astronomers to believe the nova is imminent on an astronomical timescale, even if the exact day, week, or even month is unknown.
https://i.imgur.com/KNHo3cj.png
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shovelquest
09-12-2025, 06:16 PM
OHHH now the scientific community DOESN'T know what they are talking about??!
OH hOH hOHhhhhhhh.
Would be a shame if they thought cigarettes and vaccines are good for you.
xsturmn8_BLx
09-13-2025, 01:40 AM
The purpose of hiring the guy who's hopped up on goofballs was to find ways to make space lift less expensive per ton, not reach the moon, which is not only pointless but also has already been done. That's the deliverable.
Has he done so?
Private sector is usually pretty good at making products more efficiently so they can squeeze a maximum profit out of each unit.
Well, I don't think we are talking about the same thing! I took a screenshot of an AI summary but I don't know how to upload it! So I'll put it in my own way.
Yes, I guess Barack Obama or whoever it was 'hired' the crosseyed guy with the alt-medicine family fortune because he promised us 100x decreases in cost-to-orbit and final delivery on the homeopathic cure for cancer his Grandpa and Great-Grandpa sold all over North America between (as far back as we know) the 1890s and 1940, making the Musk-Haldemann crime family fabulously wealthy and powerful. These promises were not made good, though I must admit cost-to-orbit has gone incrementally down... with the decades and the scale of shipments to orbit.
But that fella with the bad dad and all those substance & personality disorders was hired again, separately, for the Artemis program, with specific moon-related deliverables he has also failed to deliver, 'cause the Starship vehicle has been a decadelong boondoggle of poorly considered design requirements and, I'd assume, other forms of mismanagement. I wonder what that failure to develop a product where others have succeeded says about the practice of extrapolating as truisms larger systems theories about The Free Market, in this case to a single case of one company run by a dictator-owner, highly-leveraged with competing personal financial interests all over-- and also hobbled by drug use. Shouldn't the Perfect Market embodied by that addled and desperate dictator develop products with Perfect competency? Not like those government things which are run so arbitrarily! But that's neither here nor there, Reiwa, and I know you didn't exactly make those arguments :p Just musing.
Since SpaceX started missing those Artemis deadlines, the protagonist from "Speed" (that movie was about getting rich on scams and doing crank with hookers until your heart explodes, right?) has started saying we should skip Artemis altogether and cut him more checks sight unseen on any deliverables. This time, for going straight to Mars! Well howboutdat turn from the most trustworthy man in the world Scammer, son of Scammer, after accepting billions of our dollars for Artemis and giving the taxpayer nothing back?
My understanding is that Artemis was delayed in other ways, too, which got the heat off of SpaceX for its simultaneous failure to provide NASA a rocket to ride on. So there is that.
To my knowledge very little reporting exists that might educate us on this, and hobbyist places where it's discussed are drowned in lunacy & company astroturfing, so I am only communicating my personal and murky understanding to you. I hope someone will let me know if I'm way off base about SpaceX's failings relative to Artemis. Drugged-up foreign criminals from 100-year dynasties of scam artistry should not wholly control the US space program, though, and I'm sure about that part! It's a shame on us that we've remade the US Space Program into the Haldemann Homeopathic Space Program. We did not have to do that in order to enjoy the benefits of the economy of scale to which Reiwa referred. Now, off my little soapbox.
shovelquest
09-13-2025, 11:53 PM
This guy says he got a meteorite and it started growing stuff and now he's growing aliens, or his tiktok following. One or the other
https://www.tiktok.com/@kinpanama
https://i.imgur.com/7bpulRI.gif
Reiwa
09-14-2025, 12:04 AM
This guy says he got a meteorite and it started growing stuff and now he's growing aliens, or his tiktok following. One or the other
https://www.tiktok.com/@kinpanama
https://i.imgur.com/7bpulRI.gif
Snails. He's torturing snails for likes.
Reiwa
09-14-2025, 12:10 AM
Well, I don't think we are talking about the same thing! I took a screenshot of an AI summary but I don't know how to upload it! So I'll put it in my own way.
Yes, I guess Barack Obama or whoever it was 'hired' the crosseyed guy with the alt-medicine family fortune because he promised us 100x decreases in cost-to-orbit and final delivery on the homeopathic cure for cancer his Grandpa and Great-Grandpa sold all over North America between (as far back as we know) the 1890s and 1940, making the Musk-Haldemann crime family fabulously wealthy and powerful. These promises were not made good, though I must admit cost-to-orbit has gone incrementally down... with the decades and the scale of shipments to orbit.
But that fella with the bad dad and all those substance & personality disorders was hired again, separately, for the Artemis program, with specific moon-related deliverables he has also failed to deliver, 'cause the Starship vehicle has been a decadelong boondoggle of poorly considered design requirements and, I'd assume, other forms of mismanagement. I wonder what that failure to develop a product where others have succeeded says about the practice of extrapolating as truisms larger systems theories about The Free Market, in this case to a single case of one company run by a dictator-owner, highly-leveraged with competing personal financial interests all over-- and also hobbled by drug use. Shouldn't the Perfect Market embodied by that addled and desperate dictator develop products with Perfect competency? Not like those government things which are run so arbitrarily! But that's neither here nor there, Reiwa, and I know you didn't exactly make those arguments :p Just musing.
Since SpaceX started missing those Artemis deadlines, the protagonist from "Speed" (that movie was about getting rich on scams and doing crank with hookers until your heart explodes, right?) has started saying we should skip Artemis altogether and cut him more checks sight unseen on any deliverables. This time, for going straight to Mars! Well howboutdat turn from the most trustworthy man in the world Scammer, son of Scammer, after accepting billions of our dollars for Artemis and giving the taxpayer nothing back?
My understanding is that Artemis was delayed in other ways, too, which got the heat off of SpaceX for its simultaneous failure to provide NASA a rocket to ride on. So there is that.
To my knowledge very little reporting exists that might educate us on this, and hobbyist places where it's discussed are drowned in lunacy & company astroturfing, so I am only communicating my personal and murky understanding to you. I hope someone will let me know if I'm way off base about SpaceX's failings relative to Artemis. Drugged-up foreign criminals from 100-year dynasties of scam artistry should not wholly control the US space program, though, and I'm sure about that part! It's a shame on us that we've remade the US Space Program into the Haldemann Homeopathic Space Program. We did not have to do that in order to enjoy the benefits of the economy of scale to which Reiwa referred. Now, off my little soapbox.
SLS is the government rocket, with their traditional industry, being used for Artemis.
SpaceX rocket is called Starship? It's kinda a government rocket but not really a government rocket. Or maybe it's a landing system. Fuck.
Reiwa
09-14-2025, 12:16 AM
Okey dokey
SpaceX has proposed a wide range of missions for Starship, such as deploying large satellites, space station modules, and space telescopes. A crewed variant, developed under contract with NASA, is called the Starship Human Landing System, which is scheduled to deliver astronauts to the Moon as part Artemis program, beginning with Artemis III currently scheduled for 2027.
So it's both the rocket, and the lander that is going to strand a few people on the moon.
shovelquest
09-14-2025, 12:31 AM
So we have t o declare war on snails.
atomicpaul
09-14-2025, 01:04 AM
declare? the war on snails has been ongoing for thousands of years, get with it bro
shovelquest
09-14-2025, 01:22 AM
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So we have t o declare war on snails.
Yes. The snails write horrid messages on their own shells as a warning to those who are their enemies.
Reiwa
09-16-2025, 11:45 AM
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Reiwa
09-17-2025, 10:05 PM
https://i.imgur.com/7YClqHY.png
shovelquest
09-18-2025, 02:22 AM
https://i.imgur.com/7YClqHY.png
Stock up on chocolate and hamburgers before 31 atlas gets here.
I'm still holding out hope for a gamma-ray burst.
>space thread
there's a bot that tracks the piss tank levels on the ISS
https://i.imgur.com/blJrB0F.png
https://i.imgur.com/4XwFSAM.png
https://demos.lightstreamer.com/ISSLive/
Lifebar
09-18-2025, 10:48 AM
For the last time, there is no space in these pants.
shovelquest
09-18-2025, 11:38 AM
I'm still holding out hope for a gamma-ray burst.
If we nuke the planet in ww3 then the 1000 people that survive and rebuild the human race will be able to process radiation with their new thyroid glands and we'll be able to survive the intense radiation of space.
It is for the greater good.
Reiwa
09-18-2025, 11:47 AM
>space thread
there's a bot that tracks the piss tank levels on the ISS
https://i.imgur.com/blJrB0F.png
https://i.imgur.com/4XwFSAM.png
https://demos.lightstreamer.com/ISSLive/
I think it's there because that's one of their maneuvers or operations, when they're pretending to vent the warp gas like real spacemen.
The mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS made its closest approach to Mars on October 3, with a blistering speed of 137,000 miles per hour, with several spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet already capturing what may be the clearest images yet of the rare comet.
https://i.imgur.com/PGM4uDb.gif
searched 3I/ATLAS on youtube hoping to find some nerd astronomer talking about it and it's just pages of AI slop alien/doomsday videos ;/
shovelquest
10-05-2025, 01:47 AM
https://i.imgur.com/bmQtNze.png
😏
shovelquest
10-05-2025, 01:50 AM
searched 3I/ATLAS on youtube hoping to find some nerd astronomer talking about it and it's just pages of AI slop alien/doomsday videos ;/
I like this guy so far
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and anton is awesome and does videos on it sometimes
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I like this guy so far
Oooo the govt. shutdown, i totally misread that title and lumped it in with the other doomsday videos
and anton is awesome and does videos on it sometimes
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that anton guy always looks like he's filming a hostage video or people in orange jumpsuits are about to cut his head off or something ;/ very unnerving. like the content though
shovelquest
10-05-2025, 04:42 AM
:p hes old school youtube when that amateur look was considered personal.
I think he's ukranian too? iirc he had to evacuate somewhere at some point and his videos were even more hostage looking.
I like this guy so far
i got like an hour into his stream today before realizing he was a nutter, still really good though, was like 99% science then he started talking about 3I/ATLAS and synchronicity and some woo woo shit.
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p sure the sun burping is connected to earthquakes though, he's right about that.
shovelquest
10-07-2025, 09:49 PM
Yeah i was wondering if we can keep track of the next earthquakes and see if they all ceom from CME's ive heard that before more and more.
Once I met a youtuber in the wild and he asked me where I saw his channel and I said, "oh i watch some crazy ass shit on youtube so prob just in my algo"
He was like, "ahh cool!"
and later I began to wonder to this day if he took that as an insult.
shovelquest
10-07-2025, 09:51 PM
Kinda makes sense with the CMEs if like, magnets in the rocks get jostled when the magnetic waves pass through the earth, and that causes the crust to crackle and that causes plate movements where there is pressure.
But I also feel like this when I type that.
https://i.imgur.com/ZFNHyrT.png
shovelquest
10-08-2025, 03:04 PM
Oh how could I forget this guy Ekco, I like angry astronaut a lot. He always talking about UFOs and stuff. He covers general space stuff though.
I always like to watch him cover mass delusions because he doesn't get too delusional but always looks into delusional stuff.
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shovelquest
10-16-2025, 05:39 PM
Right now 31 atlas is at the antipodal point of her nose... I mean the Sun.
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OMG THE PERIHELION!
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guy is winning me over on astrology and how it's connected to earthquakes fr fr
also in other news rip spaceman ;/
shovelquest
10-16-2025, 09:30 PM
I hope all the solar flares are the 31 atlas sucking u p all the energy of our star as it passes by and we're all gonna collapse into a small black hole.
shovelquest
10-17-2025, 02:37 PM
AA's vids are cool.
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shovelquest
10-19-2025, 05:40 PM
lmao 3i Atlas is like:
Everyone: "... "
AI YouTubes:
https://i.imgur.com/FUDIrDK.gif
yeah i unsubbed from the astrology bro, pretty sure he's gonna make heaven's gate 2.0 or someshit.
Anton's the man, last like 3 videos have just been on random shit and not even doing 3i atlas stuff
shovelquest
10-19-2025, 06:52 PM
oh you missed his the sun is made of giant slugs video then.
https://i.imgur.com/LRJGXOY.png
Anton's the man, last like 3 videos have just been on random shit and not even doing 3i atlas stuff
yeah he's great im glad u like him, i been watching him for like 10 years it feels like
shovelquest
10-21-2025, 04:13 PM
Oh god I hope they bring back Elvis.
https://i.imgur.com/ci77arP.png
shovelquest
10-23-2025, 11:39 AM
https://i.imgur.com/4GDY8a4.png
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-15217903/interstellar-visitor-3I-ATLAS-reverse-thrust-vanishing-sun.html?ITO=applenews-au
https://i.imgur.com/PQ4Hb6K.png
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Reiwa
10-23-2025, 01:02 PM
https://i.imgur.com/4GDY8a4.png
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-15217903/interstellar-visitor-3I-ATLAS-reverse-thrust-vanishing-sun.html?ITO=applenews-au
https://i.imgur.com/PQ4Hb6K.png
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3 days or so and the story will become the probes after Mr Comet starts heading away from us.
'In that case, the Oberth maneuver might apply to the mini-probes it releases at perihelion towards Solar system planets.'
'If 3I/ATLAS is a massive mothership, it will likely continue along its original gravitational path and ultimately exit the Solar system,' the professor shared in a Sunday blog post.
shovelquest
10-23-2025, 01:11 PM
Based on our inability to just send a probe to this thing it is clear to me that we are not nearly as advanced as we thought we are. And essentially are in what will be known as the 2nd dark ages.
How tf is elon gonna send a car into space but not one fucking go pro this world we live in is like run by shamans not science.
A piece of space debris, possibly a burnt-out rocket component, crashed in the Australian outback near Newman on Saturday (Oct. 18). While some social media speculation has linked the event to the 3I/ATLAS comet, the object is not the comet itself and is not a threat to Earth. The debris was made of carbon fiber and other aerospace materials, and its origin is being investigated by the Australian Space Agency.
they lying, the ayylmaos have landed in the outback and started their invasion
https://i.imgur.com/87ikLZk.jpeg
Reiwa
10-23-2025, 01:23 PM
Based on our inability to just send a probe to this thing it is clear to me that we are not nearly as advanced as we thought we are. And essentially are in what will be known as the 2nd dark ages.
How tf is elon gonna send a car into space but not one fucking go pro this world we live in is like run by shamans not science.
Earth is orbiting Sun at 67k mph and Sun is orbiting Milky Way at 520k mph. So it's hard.
https://i.imgur.com/22in0sS.png
shovelquest
10-23-2025, 02:41 PM
Earth is orbiting Sun at 67k mph and Sun is orbiting Milky Way at 520k mph. So it's hard.
https://i.imgur.com/22in0sS.png
There is too many people jumping into orbeez on youtube and not enough diverting their energy into sending payloads of orbeez into space.
I hope AI changes that. Kids should fuck'n smarten up imo.
Reiwa
10-24-2025, 12:39 AM
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Haha rounded object with mixed atmosphere go brrr.
shovelquest
10-26-2025, 12:36 AM
Ekco the great reset could be upon us... UPON US!!
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we must consult the astrology charts
shovelquest
10-29-2025, 01:31 PM
Predictive programming:
https://i.imgur.com/sVw7Car.png
All the grown up charlie browns commenting online this halloween :o
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SorenVC
10-29-2025, 02:03 PM
You guys actually believe this crap? These are all cgi or photoshop images just look at saturn or any other planet and look at the footage from NASA compared to your own telescope. Noone can reproduce that cgi looking sun or saturn you can only get what you see on your own telescope because NASA fakes it. Planets do not exist all those "planets" are actually like the stars they are just lights and probably not a physical object. Even the moon isn't a rock it's a see through plasma or something like that.
And as always if you want to find out the truth about $pace and NASA look at this forum. Just go through some of the comments and posts and you will see that all NASA has is cgi. All pictures of the earth are made in Photoshop. These astronomists spend their entire lives dedicated to finding out about the cosmos, but they are clowns because Space doesn't exist and planets do not exist. Our earth has a flat surface and there is enough evidence for that on globeskepticism. We are not living on a spinning sphere. That's ridiculous.
https://www.reddit.com/r/globeskepticism/
shovelquest
10-29-2025, 02:19 PM
https://i.imgur.com/UFvanJZ.png
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atomicpaul
10-30-2025, 11:48 AM
You guys actually believe this crap? These are all cgi or photoshop images just look at saturn or any other planet and look at the footage from NASA compared to your own telescope. Noone can reproduce that cgi looking sun or saturn you can only get what you see on your own telescope because NASA fakes it. Planets do not exist all those "planets" are actually like the stars they are just lights and probably not a physical object. Even the moon isn't a rock it's a see through plasma or something like that.
And as always if you want to find out the truth about $pace and NASA look at this forum. Just go through some of the comments and posts and you will see that all NASA has is cgi. All pictures of the earth are made in Photoshop. These astronomists spend their entire lives dedicated to finding out about the cosmos, but they are clowns because Space doesn't exist and planets do not exist. Our earth has a flat surface and there is enough evidence for that on globeskepticism. We are not living on a spinning sphere. That's ridiculous.
https://www.reddit.com/r/globeskepticism/:o
shovelquest
10-30-2025, 02:07 PM
3i atlas on the news this morning and dracula came on to talk about it.
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shovelquest
10-31-2025, 03:45 PM
I sure hope Apophis also deviates from its path we say will "just miss earth" too....
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shovelquest
11-03-2025, 01:59 PM
I swear to god if in like 20 years we discover there is an intergalactic highway that goes right through our solar system and these are just cars passing an ant hill I am gonna be so fucking pissed off at us for putting a tesla in space and not a solar system camera system.
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shovelquest
11-04-2025, 02:39 PM
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i remember a segment on cnbc or fox biz sometime in the early to mid 00s with some guest went on a tangent about China and how he was teaching his kids mandarin and the entire panel basically laughed at him at the time
i think about it every once in awhile and have never found a clip of it on youtube when ive looked.
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Reiwa
11-05-2025, 04:29 PM
NYT: Tom Brady's dog is a clone (https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/04/science/tom-brady-dog-cloning.html)
shovelquest
11-05-2025, 04:36 PM
I hope the dog speaks and remembers the last life as a wild side effect.
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