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    Decent time for NZ.. happening in the middle of our day tomorrow (~12:30)

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    https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1djGXVjnXZOxZ

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    No launch today

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    @Duluth said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:

    No launch today

    sad face

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    They're trying again today. The launch window opens in 25mins

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    3 minutes away...

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    It's amazing to watch them catch a booster that effortlessly.

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    @antipodean said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:

    It's amazing to watch them catch a booster that effortlessly.

    it's massive too! Hard to get a sense of scale on a screen

    Starship though looks like it's lost 😞

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    T+8:05 it loses engines

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    T+9:27 they're all dead.

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    Well the catch was cool. Guess they didn't get all the issues whey we looking at this week with the delays.

    Launch, hot stage, flip and burn, and catch all becoming reliable aspects of the system. Hopefully they got some good data from the mishap.

    On a plus, the re-entry pictures will look cool again.

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    Stranded Astronauts returning home.

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    Really incredible stuff

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    @antipodean said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:

    T+9:27 they're all dead.

    ok, i saw the preview of @Rembrandt post about the returning astronauts...but this was the first unread one i had so popped up first....que a few second of slight panic

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    @Rembrandt said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:

    Really incredible stuff

    It would be even more incredible if they caught the capsule with chopsticks mounted on a boat

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    @canefan indeed it would. Weirdly enough though I was more impressed by this resue mission than the chopstick stuff. I know it wasn't as technically marvelous but something about the human element of rescuing stranded astronauts.

    Can't even imagine a work assignment that was supposed to be like 2 weeks ended up going for 9 months straight!

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    @Rembrandt said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:

    Can't even imagine a work assignment that was supposed to be like 2 weeks ended up going for 9 months straight!

    Imagine the overtime payments collected if they were wages employees.

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    @Rembrandt said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:

    Can't even imagine a work assignment that was supposed to be like 2 weeks ended up going for 9 months straight!

    I once had a work-trip, to India, supposed to be 1 week - turned into 9 weeks. But - split over 3 trips of 3 weeks each. And in a (so-called) 5 star hotel.

    I can't imagine being stuck with workmates in a much more enclosed space, for 9 months, without murder becoming a factor.

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    @Kruse you'd be fine as long as there were very regular 'resupplies'

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