Tiny Yeti

I think space, rockets, and planes are pretty cool.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@KenKirtland17

[Byron - 🏳️‍🌈 @ByronBiDisaster]

Hilarious to be a tourist for a sequel that isn't even out yet.
This is the captain of your carrier in AC8.
Fucking morons.

[flimflamwabing @flamflimwabing]

famously grounded series ace combat

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@Lu_Winkle @Seulgis_Churro @WeskerIsRight It's Tasha. Character from the new Ace Combat game that's not out yet.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@Saadusmani78 @saxushu @JamesH_1200 @NASAAdmin Mk2 is around 45t. SLS B1 can do 42t to tli so that's 3t.

Either way though, if multiple launches are going to be required to send mk2 to the moon then there's no point in using the more expensive, single-use rocket.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@andybutperfect @Hunt_4za6 @mister_shroom_2 @jerry08368978 @brivee__ @Christo72852186 @0ba0sama If you want a closer comparison to space travel, the first commercial flights could costs thousands of dollars when they first started out around the 20s. It really only started becoming more affordable by the 80s.

[Erik Anderson @EA2588]

@NASASpaceflight Since everyone is okay…

[Kad 🇺🇸 @kadastro_]

The entire new glenn situation right now:

[Ship 41 @starship_41]

y'all are fast as shit holy crap

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@SweatyCritter @Gongoozler15 @APT_ea @DrChrisCombs It is an extremely useful technology. Not just for reducing costs, but for increasing flight cadence. Most Falcon 9 flights are reused cores. The flight leader among them has done 34 flights itself.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@ADM_Welsly @Lyn_Poster__ @Truthful_ast I manually installed mods for years and only recently started using ckan. It made it a lot easier to redownload all of my mods when my ksp save broke, and I had to reinstall everything without going through dozens of forums to download every dependency for all of my mods.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@mikocap21 @PunishedFredda Nertea, a mod maker for KSP.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@brohmei @megagoose11 Commercial Crew Program. It helped keep SpaceX alive while they developed Falcon 9.

[Space Koala @SpaceKoala]

Half y'all doin this right now

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@maxtumin @canraptor_ @nordirbek23309 @LazyPipe @ManMilk2 😆 You said they had they ability to send people, but unfortunately they dont. China is on track to send people around the moon before Russia.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@maxtumin @canraptor_ @nordirbek23309 @LazyPipe @ManMilk2 Unlike the Russians, who don't have a powerful enough rocket to send people to the Moon.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@maxtumin @nordirbek23309 @LazyPipe @canraptor_ @ManMilk2 We're talking about human missions. You yourself said they weren't first in it, so you obviously weren't talking about the uncrewed missions.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@maxtumin @nordirbek23309 @LazyPipe @canraptor_ @ManMilk2 It was absolutely lack of an ability. Their moon rocket never had a successful launch.

[Tiny Yeti @micro_yeti]

@User2474865 @GreentextWizard More efficient manufacturing techniques and higher chamber pressure give it higher thrust and isp than earlier versions. A lot of the material on the first versions were also just test equipment and could easily be removed or moved internally.

[Joe B @AstroJoeB]

When someone says “we need to fix the problems on Earth before going to space” so you gotta hit em with the Artemis stare