Martin

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@NASAArtemis I dont think artemis is travelling fast enough to hit the mission timing. It's travelling at 2894 mph and is loosing 1mph per minute. Do the math. Still has 59000 miles before it gets pull from the moon

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@NASAArtemis Artemis is not travelling fast enough

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@NASAArtemis I dont think artemis 2 us going fast enough to hit the target timescale. It is currently loosing 1mph per minute

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@ShivajiShivaLaw And all the 2 Ton electric cars do more damage than the 1 ton petrol or diesel ones

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@Silodrome Wheelbarrow Racing - And thats not a joke, it really exists https://t.co/iVgyvfrFBg

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@Jason_Lil_Kim @fireflyspace Love Blue Ghost - Why dont you build a simple very flat docking module for the moon with some self drilling fixing and an ISS dockiing module attached to it. Use Dragon Type modules to ferry men and materials to the moon. Soft landing always

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@Int_Machines Why dont you build a simple very flat docking module for the moon with some self drilling fixing and an ISS docking module attached to it. Use Dragon Type modules to ferry men and materials to the moon. Soft landing always

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@fireflyspace Why dont you build a simple very flat docking module for the moon with some self drilling fixing and an ISS docking module attached to it. Use Dragon Type modules to ferry men and materials to the moon. Soft landing always

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@fireflyspace Why dont you build a simple very flat docking module for the moon with some self drilling fixing and an ISS dockiing module attached to it. Use Dragon Type modules to ferry men and materials to the moon. Soft landing always

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@Int_Machines Why dont you build a simple very flat docking module for the moon with some self drilling fixing and an ISS dockiing module attached to it. Use Dragon Type modules to ferry men and materials to the moon. Soft landing always

[Martin @BristolCycle]

ISS Defo needs to be moved to orbit the moon - it will be of real use there as a stepping stone to build a lunar community

[Martin @BristolCycle]

Lunar docking module just needs a low profile module that will land flat with an ISS docking module attached

[Martin @BristolCycle]

we have got past the stage of needing these small lunar landers. The moon is just another ISS doesnt have any docking modules yet

[Martin @BristolCycle]

We dont need to send these lunar landers to the moon anymore, just send small ISS Docking module, easy to land then anything can go back and forth to the moon transfering kit and people. Self drilling bolt system makes them fix firmly

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@elonmusk If you nused the dragon ferry concept to start to link iss to moon you can use dragon trunks for equipmemt. Trunks moved from iss delivery dragons to moon ferry dragon with ISS arm

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@elonmusk If you move the ISS to orbit the moon you could use an ISS Dockingmodule on the moon or adapt a drogon add feet remove the nose cone as a ferry from ISS to the moon landing tech already in dragon

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@elonmusk All you need to do is land a small ISS docking station module on the moon, fix it firm (bolts) then you can use dragons to ferry men and equipment direct to the moon. Both Dragon Cargo and Trunks for equipment. Solves all the soft landing problems.

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@elonmusk Why is the USA wasting billions on Boeing technology to go to the moon not reuseable and NOT proven. NASA should put ALL their Moon landing money into space x if they want to go there. Artemis with Atlas and Starliner wont work and is a waste of billions

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@elonmusk Only you have the technology to move it and it would make a great livable accomodation as a jumping off point for a moon base can receive cargo and people easliy using existing technology, they just have a longer trip to it, doesnt take any more fuel, use dragon supply

[Martin @BristolCycle]

@elonmusk Taken years to get ISS up there rather than junk it, why not move it to orbit the moon as a workshop intermediary accomodation whilst building on the moon. Cant be much wrong with it that a few new air lock seals wouldnt sort. More useful there than burning on reentry