@Jackjac66534644 @zcurrent1@universal_sci Voyager 1 has a 12ft diameter high grain antenna, and we get signals back from it when it transmits via radio waves it takes around 20 hours. For 1990s tech it's the best anyone had and still today is pretty high end.
Counting down – 200 days until I touch down on #Mars! Although @NASAJPL has landed safely on the Red Planet in the past, it’s always very challenging. Read more about my dramatic landing: https://t.co/YuxdU7zlc1
I’m only hours away from launching from California. My trip to #Mars is historic & although it's looking like a 20% chance of visibility, you'll still be able to hear and feel my rocket’s powerful rumble if you’re close enough. Here’s how to experience it: https://t.co/CvQrPjQkro
@Astro_Sencan @NASAJPL@NASAInSight@ulalaunch@NASA_LSP I dont think at this very moment they have capibilitys to reach mars, as we all know they are obviously working for that with the BFR but at this very moment they dont have anything to reach Mars unless they use a full Falcon heavy and dont try to reuse it. So ULA is the choice.