awesome!
Amateur astronomers discover a “first of its kind” teardrop shaped star 1500LY away.
O that looks awesome.
But just imagine that guy that has been searching for something like this for 40 years and there it is.
April 12 honors the anniversary of the first human space flight by Yuri Gagarin in 1961.
On International Day of #HumanSpaceFlight, a look at the life of Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first person to enter outer space.
Lift off is scheduled for tonight, but the feed is already live and showing rotating data and visuals:
My body is so ready! Meanwhile Boeing hasn’t made it to the ISS yet
Feed from NASA seems a little more stable and clear:
Alternate view from NBC with additional camera at the NASA public viewing platform:
And the SpaceX YouTube channel:
And launch scrubbed due to weather concerns at T -17 minutes.
Decision to cancel the launch was made just before the final fuelling was due to begin. A single launch window for today, means the launch attempt is aborted for today. The next launch opportunity will be Saturday, 30 May about an hour earlier than today’s scheduled launch.
Dam this sucks but its for the best
just hectic wait for so long get so close
I keep reading this thread title as “Office Space thread”…
Yaaaa, I’m gonna need to ask you to come in on Saturday…
Can I smash a printer then?
Yup! I’ll bring my baseball bat
T -30 minutes to launch attempt 2. All systems looking good at the moment:
Wow, these guys are doing better than the Kerbals!
This was a pretty special first 10 minutes!!
Was awesome to see.
not sure if this was posted but damm its hard