Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship makes spectacular splash-down after successful test flight — and a new milestone

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"Mechazilla has caught the Super Heavy booster!"

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NASA's Cosmic Shield: DART, Hera,& the Dawn of Planetary Defense — Ultra Unlimited

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The Sun emitted a strong solar flare, peaking at 6:20 p.m. ET on Oct. 1, 2024. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, which watches the Sun constantly, captured an image of the event ... This flare is classified as an X7.1 flare.

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"Drone footage from Deep Blue Aerospace's VTVL attempt today. Great view of the landing and explosion."

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Epitaph on the grave of a beloved child -- Starship, R.I.P.

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The FAA is extremely reluctant to give Elon Musk approval to land Starship on land

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What's the rush with Elon Musk and his space program? Is he in a race against time? (audio / 47 seconds)

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FAA gives Elon Musk the Finger, are they following the lead of Brazil?

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View from the space people orbiting earth: lightning, bolide blast, Mediterranean, Cairo, city lights with different colors depending on location. video...

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ESA’s first-ever “targeted” satellite reentry - Cluster Salsa satellite will break up into the earth's atmosphere. Here are the hazardous materials that will be released:

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The Starliner spacecraft has started to emit strange noises: "I've got a question about Starliner ... There's a strange noise coming through the speaker ... I don't know what's making it."

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Against all odds, an asteroid mining company appears to be making headway

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NASA announces Boeing Starliner crew will return on SpaceX Crew-9

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When I was a kid we had Apollo 13. They fixed the incompatibility problem in hours. When did our space people become so incompetent? There's a Problem With Rescuing the Stranded Astronauts: SpaceX and Boeing Spacesuits Aren't Compatible

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They launched "more than a hundred cube-sats and micro-sats...." The quick news piece is given with hardly any details.

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What brings you to Satan's domain?

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NASA is about to make its most important safety decision in nearly a generation

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Creation of the universe.... the "Big Bang" - Could that have been the moment when Lucifer's soul exploded?

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It's Sounding Like Boeing's Starliner May Have Completely Failed

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75 milligrams of Chang'e-5 lunar samples exhibited in Thailand

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Sprites seen in the night sky over Missouri ~ Have you ever seen this with your own eyes? (I haven't.... yet.)

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Coronal rain - Fine-structured prominences, showing coronal rain in a timelapse animation.

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Scientists have for the first time discovered a cave on the Moon. At least 100m deep, it could be an ideal place for humans to build a permanent base, they say.

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Astronauts are stuck on the International Space Station after yet more problems with Boeing’s beleaguered Starliner

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Found with Webb: a potentially habitable world

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India launches rocket with "the world's first single-piece 3D printed semi-cryogenic engine".... I'm not sure how that's an achievement, but this is another example of how the nations race to own the heavens, if that were possible.

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NASA rover discovers mysterious Mars boulder unlike any others: "... a light speckled rock amid a sea of dark lumps ... Closer analysis with the rover's instruments shows it is likely an anorthosite, a rock type never seen before while exploring Mars ..."

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A defunct Russian satellite has broken up into more than 100 pieces of debris in orbit, forcing astronauts on the International Space Station to take shelter for about an hour and adding to the mass of space junk already in orbit, U.S. space agencies said.

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Jupiter's Great Red Spot is not the same one Cassini observed in 1600s - “The ‘Permanent Spot’ probably disappeared sometime between the mid-18th and 19th centuries, in which case we can now say that the longevity of the Red Spot exceeds 190 years.

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NASA Wants to Make Mars Less Toxic with this Clever Idea - Fraser Cain

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Supermassive black hole roars to life as astronomers watch in real time

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With the once-future Mars missions just about cancelled by what many are calling an Achilles Heel blow to the projects (talk about small misfortunes in the right places), what will become of the Venus atmospheric habitat projects?

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The Forthcoming Event - It will come from above.... from the cosmos, which therefore will not have been caused by human will. When people experience it, then they will also believe in the closely following end.

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For the first time in the world, Japan made a satellite from wood

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China’s Chang’e-6 probe lands on far side of the moon aiming to return first samples to Earth - Spacecraft to collect samples from rarely explored area before attempting unprecedented liftoff from ‘dark side’ for trip home

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Is there a giant planet hiding in the solar system?

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A strange glowing red planet full of active volcanoes has been found.

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Why choose to colonize on Mars rather than on the Moon?

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The Falcon Heavy has over 5 million pounds of thrust. Your tax dollars pay for these rockets (through NASA and the Air Force) but you will never ride in it. If you have any money left, you might buy an electric car. Who gave them this power?

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What happens if you fall into the Black Hole? Here's a NASA illustration.

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With a lot of volcanoes, this new planet is hotter than the stars.

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NASA destroys asteroid, impact of explosion could be dangerous to Mars

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Astronomers capture sight of giant ghost-like nebula

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Lightning on Earth seen from space

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This Is the sound of Mars from 140 million miles

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Are you guys seeing colors in the night sky? This evening down in Arkansas I can see hints of red with my naked eye. (This is the first time in my life to see this.) I searched online, and apparently others are also seeing the effects of the solar storms.... Go outside and look up!

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Why are scientists making 'moon dust'?

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The Apollo 15 Space Postal Scandal: A Dark Chapter in NASA History

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Here's the horrifying Real sound of Apollo 1 Disaster in 1967.

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Webb studies planet K2-18 b again to confirm presence of gas ‘only produced by life’

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NASA has verified that the unidentified object that crashed into a Florida home's roof originated from a space station.

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Moving And Storage In DC, Maryland And Virginia

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Mr Cowork - Coworking Space in Jaipur

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Mr Cowork - Coworking Space in Jaipur

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Elon Musk one of the "100 most influential AFRICANS!" ~ This man, funded by the US government, responsible in part for rocket launches over the United States, was not even born in the US, but in Africa.... later he moved to Canada, and after that came to the US.

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Exploring the Enigmas of Mercury: A Voyage from Cyprus to the Universe

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similac formula milk

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Total solar eclipse from space - astronauts' view from the International Space Station

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Dark energy might not be constant after all - First results from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument offer hints of new physics.

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Rocket launches used to be rare. From Puerto Rico, Frankie Lucena watched a Falcon 9 rocket ascend over the Caribbean Sea. Imagine how much fuel these rocket launches require. ~ about 25,000 gallons of RP-1 kerosene ~ Compare that to the fuel capacity of an automobile.

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North American Total Solar Eclipse 2024: A Cosmic Ballet of Shadows and Discovery

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Elon Musk's big lie about Starship launch costs

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‘New star’ could appear in night sky in 2024

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Controversial New Theory of Gravity Solves "Dark Matter" Problem

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NASA's Moon Mission - Mythbusters - S05 EP02

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What are those men doing up there? The Tiangong space station has a permanent crew. This is a view of their station on March 1, 2024....

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They tried to launch human remains, including those of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, on a rocket to the moon. The mission failed. It appears that all of the "participants" burned up over Australia.

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Remember the Google Lunar X Prize competition? The contest ran from 2007 to 2018 and concluded without a winner. ~ What's up with the obsession over the letter X? What's the meaning of their logo, with a swoosh in the X?

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10 Big Indoor House Plants That Can Transform Interior Decor

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Experimental aircraft, test objects made by men, are often referred to as UFOs. Beings from other star systems will never come to Earth in spaceships. Beware of the incoming lies. Aliens cannot save the planet. Only Jesus is the Savior of mankind.

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Nix - Pluto's satellite - How do they come up with these names? The IAU desired names to fit an "underworld mythological scheme". Do they work for the underworld? Also known as Hades, kingdom of darkness, hell, under the earth....

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Lunar Terraforming: Building an Underground Moon Base

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BUY FACEBOOK REVIEWS

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Jupiter - "A nice display of jovian moons in a calm night with slight turbulence" (Taken by Paco Bellido on January 24, 2024 @ Cordoba, Spain)

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April 8, 2024 - Total solar eclipse should be visible over parts of Mexico, United States, and Canada - This is what the eclipse looked like seven years ago..... [video]

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Black Holes: Cosmology, Culture, and Consciousness

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NASA regains contact with mini-helicopter on Mars

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Iran launched a satellite higher than they ever had before, about 460 miles above the Earth's surface.

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"SpaceX launched the Dragon module with 4 astronauts on board. They docked to the ISS earlier today. Yesterday evening I photographed the Space Station visible for some minutes above Stockholm skyline before disappearing in Earth shadow..." (Peter Rosén Jan-19-2024 Sweden)

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"This Starlink train was bright blue, contrasting with normal sun reflection off an unrelated one. Is this ion propulsion? They are also twin tracks so two engines or an obstruction? Comet is 12P." (Taken by Ken Florey on January 19, 2024 @ Horsham, West Sussex, England)

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Failed Moon Mission Carrying Human Remains Will Slam Into Earth’s Atmosphere Today

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Water ice buried at Mars' equator is over 2 miles thick

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Peregrine lander: US Moon mission on course for fiery destruction - "Astrobotic has positioned the Peregrine spacecraft for a safe, controlled re-entry to Earth over a remote area of the South Pacific ... We expect re-entry to occur at approximately 16:00 Thursday, January 18 EST (21:00 GMT)"

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Peregrine moon lander heads back toward Earth and should burn up in the atmosphere

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First US lunar lander in more than 50 years rockets toward moon with commercial deliveries

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NASA now has the means to make huge profits colonizing the entire solar system!!

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NASA flies extremely close by volcano world, captures wild footage

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This is how the moon looked last night. I'm not used to seeing the shadow on the top of the moon, but rather on its sides.

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Spacebar Counter | Spacebar Speed Test | Space bar counter

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JWST Takes a Look at Uranus Again, Finds More Surprises 😮

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Chinese Long March rocket booster almost destroys a house as it returns to earth.

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List of best cafes in peshawar

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Sunspot update: The Sun continues to prove that solar scientists understand nothing – Behind The Black

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Beware of Hypocrites - The average American uses about 440 gallons of gasoline fuel per year. Meanwhile, the SpaceX Super Heavy booster holds about 1,670,000 gallons of methane fuel.... and one of them exploded last month within minutes of its launch. Who is using the most fuel? [video]

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"People, who weren´t looking directly towards it, turned around and asked, what was that?! It was all green to the naked eye...." ~ Green fireball explodes over Troms, Norway Dec-15-2023 (Markus Varik) ~ I set this to be my computer's desktop background today.

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Orion Nebula (December 19, 2023 from Austria)

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Lost Martian Paradise: Stunning Proof the Red Planet Harbored Ancient Lakes

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portable power station

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why are spacefags still active here? ridiculous

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