The Pod Bay

CST-100 flight controls. Contrast that with Dragon.

I asked this on Astronomy SE, in case someone has any ideas astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/48694/…

Someone showed some love for Space.SE in this comment!

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What is it about balloons and space?

If you haven't voted here yet, we're only a couple of upvotes away from making one suggestion policy and a few votes away from putting the more popular of the two counter-suggestions on the map.

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@geoffc :-) If I would be some religous-like ufo believer, I still could ask what I want. Of course it should be well-packed, but I could ask. For example, Skeptics SE does not work on this way: they detect a true reason (or a reason what they think as true reason), and if they dislike it, then they close-down-del the question with a fake close reason.

@uhoh Space SE is one of the most friendliest SE sites, actually no more friendly comes suddenly into my mind

Is there some context/background behind the meta post about needing a better moderation team? It seems to cast shade on our current team for no reason.

Yet another completely idiot story: stackoverflow.blog/2022/01/10/…

Ironically I might know something about the differences. Hmmm...

2022 off to a fast pace. 3 launches in 12 days?

Starlink launch tonight at 7PM EST. Polar orbit from KSC, heading southeast... (Better weather for landing than north east).

@uhoh I see! I have just been updating my Earth gravity potential model to use GGM05C instead of GGM03S, so have been able to get back into looking into the details of what normalization I'm using.

@Rafa yes now I see your question, very interesting! btw if you are good at using spherical harmonics you may be interested in

@uhoh There is a new development, here: space.stackexchange.com/users/deleted-questions/12102 you can see all your deleted questions. Only you (and possibly mods) can click it.

I guess it might actually end up being worth to ask a full question :)

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twitter.com/NASAWebb/status/1478836578147569670

I'm working on a website that will show every object in the solar system that is orbiting the Sun. This is proving challenging, to say the least...

Good summary of yearly launch rates...

Also, don't build your own launch vehicle, unless you are intending to sell that to other people...

@uhoh I wrote a query, here it is: data.stackexchange.com/astronomy/query/1537342 it lists questions will be deleted by the roomba soon. There are some rules what it can not follow (post merge, migrations)

If you have enough rep please help me undelete/unroomba Roughly express how much of our Moon's apparent libration amplitude seen from the Geocenter is due to different effects? so I can add a bounty!

Today JWST launch!!!

Friendly reminder self-nomination for the moderator election on Space Exploration is coming up in less than two weeks:

Yep, and Wikipedia has proven to be disruptive to the traditional encyclopedia, so you might call that experiment successful. SO has transformed the world of software development, so you might call that experiment successful as well. It will be interesting to see how SE continues to grow.

Happy first birthday Space Exploration!

Hello, nice to see there is a chat room as well! Anyone here with experience in OreKit willing to spare some time to help me do some testing for a numerical orbital propagator?

Oh me oh my!!! Construction of Starship/Superheavy launch mount in Florida at LC39A has begun!

@uhoh Good idea, the new answer is really good

I loved that he had his kid on his lap. Go Elon!

I like how nasa.gov asks for permission to use my microphone and camera

skeptics.stackexchange.com/q/52538/3835 may be of interest to ya'll

When even the mirrors actively try to break themselves, astronomy is hard.

75 years ago, first image of Earth from space. V-2, 105km altitude, 1946.

Explosion at Space-X pad at Kennedy

@Intellex We have suggested to him the name is misleading. His profile does disclaim the connection to the other Everday Astronaut. But whatcha gonna do.

I would say the problem is humans acting like humans. At least bots follow logical rules.

tesla.com/blog/master-plan-part-deux