Space

[SECHusker]

That's a pretty innovative idea.

I'm curios on the feasibility of scaling it up to industrial payload capacity.

FWIW Musk's input.

 

[SECHusker]

On Sierra Space and private space

 

[SECHusker]

Strahan to space next month.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32698466/new-york-giants-great-michael-strahan-set-space-tourist-next-month%3fplatform=amp

 

[SECHusker]

Rocket Labs' mid size rocket, Neutron. 8 tons to low earth orbit and reusable.

 

[knapplc]

This is an endless loop of the Inspiration4 SpaceX launch from September. 

 

[SECHusker]

SpaceX is on the move.

 

[SECHusker]

Wouldn't have expected Luxembourg to have the largest space budget per capita in the world and is a leading country for space mining.

 

[SECHusker]

James Webb Telescope lining up to change everything

 

[SECHusker]

Great explanation of James Webb Telescope

 

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[SECHusker]

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[SECHusker]

For up-to-date information on the James Webb Telescope.

https://webb.nasa.gov/content/webbLaunch/whereIsWebb.html

 

[SECHusker]

According to this survey 61% of Americans wouldn't go to the moon if money were no object.  I guess I'm in the minority.

https://www.axios.com/american-moon-travel-poll-a9b4400e-081b-444b-9d4b-d97acb95a8cb.html

 

[knapplc]

According to this survey 61% of Americans wouldn't go to the moon if money were no object.  I guess I'm in the minority.

https://www.axios.com/american-moon-travel-poll-a9b4400e-081b-444b-9d4b-d97acb95a8cb.html

I don't think I would go, at least not without some mission to accomplish. Just going up there and experiencing lower gravity would be interesting, but the risks involved outweigh my curiosity. 

One hundred years from now, sure I'd go. The advancements in vehicles and safety will be enough that it wouldn't be much different than flying around the planet. 

 

[SECHusker]

I don't think I would go, at least not without some mission to accomplish. Just going up there and experiencing lower gravity would be interesting, but the risks involved outweigh my curiosity. 

One hundred years from now, sure I'd go. The advancements in vehicles and safety will be enough that it wouldn't be much different than flying around the planet. 

I think safety and not being a guinea pig is most people's apprehension, but id say after 100 or so uneventful trips to the moon people would be throwing there money at the opportunity.