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3:39 AM
@Hobbes which one? I hope it isn't one of mine! I've noticed an uptick in unregistered users asking low quality questions, not sure if that's related to your comment or not.
 
3:54 AM
@geoffc and so I've asked...
 
4:40 AM
 
5:02 AM
fyi
These two views from NASA's Curiosity rover, acquired specifically to measure the amount of dust inside Gale Crater, show that dust has increased over three days from a major Martian dust storm. The left-hand image shows a view of the east-northeast rim of Gale Crater on June 7, 2018 (Sol 2074); the right-hand image shows a view of the same feature on June 10, 2018 (Sol 2077).
NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
 
 
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7:19 AM
@uhoh, it's 'How did NASA prevent third parties spoofing Apollo communications'.
 
 
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8:59 AM
@Hobbes oh I see. Well it's possible the OP actually did want to know the answer isn't it? and they have received a good answer (and mine also), so "useless" might not be an objective description.
 
 
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12:31 PM
"Life imitates Art far more than Art imitates Life" Oscar Wilde
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Q: What kind of big bird is this seen walking around Taipei?

uhohI've seen this humorous sign warning drivers to keep an eye out for birds many times, but today I finally realized what it's talking about! This is a large bird and I've seen it all around Taipei in gardens and green areas. It's not shy of people unless you get too close. I'd guess it's about ...

 
12:49 PM
Going to do something a bit crazy to answer a question from this site. Sigh.
 
1:02 PM
Trying to parse nasa.gov/feature/…
 
1:12 PM
posted on June 14, 2018 by Pete Harding and Chris Bergin

Expedition 55 Flight Engineers Drew Feustel and Ricky Arnold stepped outside of the International Space…

 
1:27 PM
Ugh, that was a pain...
And that is only half of the information that I need... Sigh.
And there just isn't a good way to know the history of the number of people on the Space Station at any one time...
 
1:49 PM
It seems that I'm not the only one speculating that SpaceX is really counting on the Block 5s working.
 
2:08 PM
@PearsonArtPhoto I tried posting that last night, poorly. :)
I think the question of how long the 1046 tear down takes, and before they allow at least reflight #1/core is key as well.
But yep, all their eggs do seem to be in the B5 basket now. At least for the next 3 months. In 3 months they should have 6 cores out, should be reflying. Might just be a tough month or two coming up for flights, unless B5 has some major flaw.
 
2:24 PM
Even a relatively minor one could seriously cause some issues.
If there is one part that they have to tear apart the booster to inspect or fix, it could mean some very serious delays.
 
3:11 PM
Huh, was there really 3 soyuz and a shuttle at the same time? Sigh...
Ahh, data out of order.
Easy enough to fix...
 
3:25 PM
Not much of a difference, but... It does seem a bit better.
 
3:47 PM
@PearsonArtPhoto Really strong effort @PearsonArtPhoto, sorry for putting you through that!
Looks a lot like it confirms it...
 
LOL
I'm 99.99% sure it is the case, but...
The next step would be to figure out how many people were on each of those missions up or down.
 
4:04 PM
Okay, now I am 99.999% sure. Unless there was some really strange Soyuz trickery that happened...
 

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