Deep Space Updates November 26th

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• RI

  @riparianlife97701 · 2 years ago

  Hey SpaceX. Scott has your crash investigation report ready.

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• GI

  @Gilgwathir · 2 years ago

  Thank you for your great coverage as always. You are not always the quickest to talk about things, but you always give some of the best and most detailed commentary. If you say something, it's always very relevant and so well researched. It really shows, that you are a proper scientist.

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• AD

  @adycfrbv · 2 years ago

  Starship nose looks like a very successful escape system of the Starship 🤣

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• AS

  @asdfjoe123 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHSYCegVAL0&amp;t=160">2:40</a> -- &apos;Oceanography&apos; is a funny way to say &quot;Aircraft carrier tracker&quot;.

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• ME

  @meanderinoranges · 2 years ago

  It&apos;ll be interesting to see the booster engine count during hot staging on Starship IFT3. &nbsp;I&apos;ll be amazed if it&apos;s kept at 3.

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• C-

  @c-j.. · 2 years ago

  Youtube bumping 1080p down to 720 then trying to charge for 1080 is nuts

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• BE

  @benmol_ · 2 years ago

  Hey Scott! The French missile test was not fired from a submarine but from a pool of the test center near the coast of the bay of Biscay

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• JU

  @julienguieu5636 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHSYCegVAL0&amp;t=1037">17:17</a> This explains the job ad I saw on Ursa Major&apos;s website the other day: &quot;We are looking for a new hand-held camera operator with a can-do attitude to replace the former guy, who will sadly no longer be available for our next test firings.&quot;

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• GR

  @grenaders3895 · 2 years ago (edited)

  My grandfather was on the DSOC team about 40 years ago before he retired. And when they called said that the project actually worked after they launched Psyche to the asteroid belt he has yet to stop talking about it for the better part of a week. He&apos;s so happy about it and it really brings me joy. Talked my ear off about it saying how it&apos;s supposed to make sending data a lot faster process but sadly it doesn&apos;t much change how quickly the data travels through space than we&apos;re able to rn. But once you do start getting the data from the system after it makes the journey from satellite to receiver / vice versa, it grabs it all crazy QUICK. So once someone using the system starts receiving data they don&apos;t have to wait as long for the whole package to finish downloading.

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• NO

  @Nowhereman10 · 2 years ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHSYCegVAL0&amp;t=1309">21:49</a>. Funny you said that. Just two days ago the midbody section of a New Glenn 1st stage was spotted and photographed rolling on its way back to the main factory after getting done up with not only testing and insulation, but getting painted up in the official livery. This is a massive piece of hardware that&apos;s compromised of the LOX and LNG tanks and is over 30 meters long. <br><br>Even right before that, Lex Fridman tweeted a photo of him and Jeff Bezos together inside the NG factory and lots of interesting hardware can be glimpsed past them, including an unpainted midbody section in the final assembly area, but also an insulation-covered interstage with control fins attached!

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• OV

  @oversoulwastaken · 2 years ago

  What worries me about Starship is that, like Shuttle, it seems to have no robust abort mode from the second phase of ascent unlike small pods like Dragon.

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• 0X

  @0x0404 · 2 years ago

  First they all say &quot;It can&apos;t be done&quot; followed shortly after by it being done and them saying &quot;we are doing it too&quot;

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