I think he enjoyed that :)
Curious Orange Punxsatawney Phil Jul 5, 2003 10,229 On NSC for over two decades... Oct 13, 2021 #301 I think he enjoyed that
F franks brother Well-known member Dec 9, 2006 1,128 woodingdean Brighton, United Kingdom Oct 13, 2021 #302
Frutos . Helpful Moderator NSC Patron May 3, 2006 36,311 Northumberland Aug 29, 2022 #303 BBC News - Artemis: Nasa ready to launch new era of Moon exploration https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-62707359 Launch window from 13:30 BST
BBC News - Artemis: Nasa ready to launch new era of Moon exploration https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-62707359 Launch window from 13:30 BST
half time scores Well-known member Mar 19, 2012 1,441 Lounging-on-the-chintz Aug 29, 2022 #304 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMLD0Lp0JBg
Hugo Rune Well-known member NSC Patron Feb 23, 2012 23,695 Brighton Aug 29, 2022 #305 Frutos said: BBC News - Artemis: Nasa ready to launch new era of Moon exploration https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-62707359 Launch window from 13:30 BST Click to expand... It’s a shame that the BBC article does not explain the context for NASA’s resurgent interest in the moon. Nothing to do with science, everything to do with international politics. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Lunar_Exploration_Program These missions are a land-grab. The romance and intrigue of these moon missions is lost to me unfortunately but the James Webb telescope mission is the opposite luckily. https://youtu.be/lOqVQPq8zm8
Frutos said: BBC News - Artemis: Nasa ready to launch new era of Moon exploration https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-62707359 Launch window from 13:30 BST Click to expand... It’s a shame that the BBC article does not explain the context for NASA’s resurgent interest in the moon. Nothing to do with science, everything to do with international politics. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Lunar_Exploration_Program These missions are a land-grab. The romance and intrigue of these moon missions is lost to me unfortunately but the James Webb telescope mission is the opposite luckily. https://youtu.be/lOqVQPq8zm8
Tom Hark Preston Park Will Post For Cash Jul 6, 2003 72,359 Aug 29, 2022 #306 Official NASA live stream
Frutos . Helpful Moderator NSC Patron May 3, 2006 36,311 Northumberland Aug 29, 2022 #307 I have a feeling this may scrub.
Driver8 On the road... NSC Patron Jul 31, 2005 16,216 North Wales Aug 29, 2022 #308 Unlikely to be going today unfortunately. The engine chill takes two hours which is going to be beyond the launch window very shortly.
Unlikely to be going today unfortunately. The engine chill takes two hours which is going to be beyond the launch window very shortly.
Frutos . Helpful Moderator NSC Patron May 3, 2006 36,311 Northumberland Aug 29, 2022 #310 Scrub confirmed.
Cheshire Cat The most curious thing.. Nov 4, 2006 11,852 Sitting on a bough of a tree a few yards off... Aug 29, 2022 #311 Engines overheated. I used to have a Capri that did that.
Giraffe VERY part time moderator Helpful Moderator NSC Patron Aug 8, 2005 27,239 Aug 29, 2022 #312 Well that was disappointing wasn’t it. They should have just launched it anyway. What’s the worst that could happen?
Well that was disappointing wasn’t it. They should have just launched it anyway. What’s the worst that could happen?
Driver8 On the road... NSC Patron Jul 31, 2005 16,216 North Wales Apr 16, 2023 #313 Spacex’s Starship due to have its maiden launch tomorrow. Launch window between midday and 2.30pm. It’s the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built and is going to be spectacular (one way or another!)
Spacex’s Starship due to have its maiden launch tomorrow. Launch window between midday and 2.30pm. It’s the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built and is going to be spectacular (one way or another!)
D dangull Well-known member Feb 24, 2013 5,162 Apr 16, 2023 #314 The European space agency mission to explore Jupiter's moons for signs of life has taken off recently. That's interesting for me, even though it will take 8 years to get there.
The European space agency mission to explore Jupiter's moons for signs of life has taken off recently. That's interesting for me, even though it will take 8 years to get there.
Official Old Man Uckfield Seagull Aug 27, 2011 9,111 Brighton Apr 17, 2023 #315 You've got nothing better to do than watch this. Biggest everything just about to launch and come crashing back to earth (on purpose)
You've got nothing better to do than watch this. Biggest everything just about to launch and come crashing back to earth (on purpose)
Official Old Man Uckfield Seagull Aug 27, 2011 9,111 Brighton Apr 17, 2023 #316 Scrubbed. Holding on 10 seconds. Disappointed.
birthofanorange Well-known member NSC Patron Aug 31, 2011 6,512 David Gilmour's armpit Apr 20, 2023 #318 Looking good for today - 15 mins to launch.
birthofanorange Well-known member NSC Patron Aug 31, 2011 6,512 David Gilmour's armpit Apr 20, 2023 #319 T - 05:00 and counting.....