@NWSSWPC What a wonderful sight. Just simply companies are already reluctant to delivering features that improve user experience. Seeing this from none other than SWPC is beautiful on its own. It feels smoother than background activity the last few days haha. Thank you.
@ConcernedApe@AmandaAlencarG Yeah. Unfortunately that's unavoidable. Nowadays that's the most lucrative way to "create content". Engagement is driven by controversy, rather than true, original passion-driven effort. I respect and agree with your take. Do what you gotta do. β€οΈ
@GroundTruthPics @oldscarf1stweek This is the Carrington-class CME that missed Earth by just a couple days. We expected this to have caused a ~1150 nT Dst drop (80/cm^3 density @ ~2250 km/s). 1859's CME hit Earth at a reconstructed ~100/cm^3 plasma density & ~2300km/s speed.
@TheRealJamieG35@NWSSWPC Neither. If you had been on the Moon/in orbit or aboard a flight through poles a couple hours ago you'd have worried about a very impressive and rare GLE event (https://t.co/eguDuINf70). We're perfectly fine down here, no worries. :)
@berichandev@Twitch This is definitely a mistake, I'm sure.
You'll be back rocking in no time!
@Twitch we can all vouch. Besides, everything @berichandev writes is open-source and she has greatly contributed to the community.
I'm sure you'll do the right thing! :)
Fuel header tank pressure was low during landing burn, causing touchdown velocity to be high & RUD, but we got all the data we needed! Congrats SpaceX team hell yeah!!