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@ispaceflight_in @astrobase_space crazy development, but is it just me or does all the channeling look insanely fragile?

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@kanigtmare @slick7studios It's on the back window

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@WholesomeMeme What in the ai slop is that ment to be Singapore lmao

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@iiynemlidevo @McLarenF1_News They think something because of exit curb vibrations

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@mcrs987 They will.more than likely scuttle the ship rite after gathering as much data as they can because recovering it seems very difficult

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@SkyrootA If possible, could we get a supercut of the whole onboard for the entire duration of the flight to stage 4 cutoff

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@debapratim_ Almost jinxed us there with the hitback haha but everything seems to have survived

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@ispaceflight_in @SkyrootA @Lokeshkr73 @SolidBoosters2 @PawanKChandana do you know where it is being streamed couldnt find a scheduled live on the skyroot channel

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@cosmic_voyager0 @TitaniumSV5 They gave pretty good views from Vikram s so surely they will here too

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@Arunraj2696 Is this the same as the tv-d vehicles? If not how is it's purpose any different?

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@neerajKh_ @johhnyWalkerAZ Don't interact with trolls pls not worth while

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@gareebscientist Have they posted any pictures of the last 2 stages at SHAR because as far as I recall all the photos have only included the first 2 stages

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@here1846 @megagoose11 The one poster is talking about is to reduce load on struts

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@here1846 @megagoose11 Legit nothing to do with what the poster is saying

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@rotsoka Rlly need to start doing jr series lapped instead of timed

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@megagoose11 More importantly, from a rocketry point of view, to get an elliptical orbit, you would do an acceleration burn at the end of the orbit, increasing your speed at that point of the orbit, and getting that big swing-out effect I mentioned above at the opposite end of the orbit.

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@megagoose11 Oh ya and I forgot to mention the first orbit works because the celestial body is in one of the foci of the ellipse so as the rocket gets closer to the body, the acceleration (and speed) increases, allowing it to be swung out further at the other end of the orbit.

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@TimeCertainRace Where are you getting the gpa data

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@patrickawsomew @IAmStransky @majornelson @NASA Nope Artemis 3 is staying in LEO, Artemis 4 is the lunar landing