LCS Big Mike
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Here’s another fun space video that can fit on Blue Sky.
A space shuttle launch as seen from inside the Mobile Launchpad.
(Source: NASA, 🔈 )
A space shuttle launch as seen from inside the Mobile Launchpad.
(Source: NASA, 🔈 )
November 14, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Here’s another fun space video that can fit on Blue Sky.
A space shuttle launch as seen from inside the Mobile Launchpad.
(Source: NASA, 🔈 )
A space shuttle launch as seen from inside the Mobile Launchpad.
(Source: NASA, 🔈 )
Reposted by LCS Big Mike
While I wasn't alive for this test program, I would've loved to work on this. Testing a non-US engine of this size on US soil is something (I think) had never happened before and probably won't again
Here’s a clip of the United States test firing a RD-180 engine before it would become part of the Atlas III rocket & later the extremely successful & (to date) perfectly reliable Atlas V rocket.
The test was performed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
(Source: NASA, 11/4/1998, 🔈)
The test was performed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
(Source: NASA, 11/4/1998, 🔈)
November 11, 2024 at 5:39 PM
While I wasn't alive for this test program, I would've loved to work on this. Testing a non-US engine of this size on US soil is something (I think) had never happened before and probably won't again
Reposted by LCS Big Mike
BlueSky is great but feels like shouting into the void, and the only thing worse than the Abyss not gazing back at you is when it just leaves you on read.
October 18, 2024 at 4:37 PM
BlueSky is great but feels like shouting into the void, and the only thing worse than the Abyss not gazing back at you is when it just leaves you on read.
Here’s a clip of the United States test firing a RD-180 engine before it would become part of the Atlas III rocket & later the extremely successful & (to date) perfectly reliable Atlas V rocket.
The test was performed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
(Source: NASA, 11/4/1998, 🔈)
The test was performed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
(Source: NASA, 11/4/1998, 🔈)
October 18, 2024 at 7:19 PM
Here’s a clip of the United States test firing a RD-180 engine before it would become part of the Atlas III rocket & later the extremely successful & (to date) perfectly reliable Atlas V rocket.
The test was performed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
(Source: NASA, 11/4/1998, 🔈)
The test was performed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
(Source: NASA, 11/4/1998, 🔈)
To celebrate me moving (back) to BlueSky. Here’s a neat space video to enjoy.
(Although BlueSky’s 60 second video limit is a real killer- twitter’s 2m20s was bad enough- ah well.)
(Although BlueSky’s 60 second video limit is a real killer- twitter’s 2m20s was bad enough- ah well.)
October 17, 2024 at 11:09 PM
To celebrate me moving (back) to BlueSky. Here’s a neat space video to enjoy.
(Although BlueSky’s 60 second video limit is a real killer- twitter’s 2m20s was bad enough- ah well.)
(Although BlueSky’s 60 second video limit is a real killer- twitter’s 2m20s was bad enough- ah well.)