ERAU graduate, Space Savant. Also enjoy video games and fanfic writing. Switch username is Zemjet44 (SW-2455-8828-1398). Fanfic username is nintendoscript15.
Argyle, TX
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After a subpar run that shaved off only 0.7 seconds (resultant PB of 05:28.38), I achieved my sub-5:25 goal in Mario Master.
Not sure if I can do sub-5:20, but we’ll see.
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Share your first launch and most recent!
My first was NROL-16, launched by the next-to-last Titan IVB rocket; and the last from Cape Canaveral. Took place on April 29, 2005. Watched from the Apollo/Saturn V Center’s VIP site.
My most recent was GPS-III 6, launched atop a Falcon 9. Took place on January 18, 2023. Watched from Playalinda Beach.
Coincidentally, both launches took off from SLC-40.
Share your first launch and most recent!
SpaceX Demo-2 and Artemis II
I’ve tried to see more launches this year but failed a-lot sadly
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Real talk, I hate the negativity in the community recently. Theres an odd reason to hate on things when we should be supporting them.
Starship gets hated because of Elon or just random doubt even though its planned to do a whole bunch already .
and is making progress towards more flights. SLS gets hated even though it is literally helping return people to the moon.
New Glenn gets hated due to its pad explosion and NG3 failure but is rapidly making progress for a comeback.
There is tons of other examples but these are just three main ones, its rather annoying to see. We are a SPACEFLIGHT community. We should be celebrating spaceflight
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The Atlas V has been flying since 2002, but it is sadly being retired soon, with only six flights left on its list. Throughout its life, it has flown 11 different variants.
The variant that flew the most was the 401 “Slick Atlas,” with 41 flights, and the variant that flew the least was the 511 “Big Slider,” with one flight.
What is your favorite Atlas variant? Mine are the N22 “Body Guard” and the 551 “Bruiser.”
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Bowser in "Hello, Bowser!";
Share a silly moment together with free games from the My Mario brand, designed for young children and their parents.
“Hello, Peach!” and “Hello, Luigi!” are the newest additions to Nintendo Switch! Check out the entire collection on Nintendo Store and Nintendo eShop: ninten.do/6019aWgKF
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Teams complete three Falcon launches, four first stage landings at four landing zones in Florida and California, and docking Dragon to the @Space_Station for our 21st human spaceflight in under 13 hours
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Clips of all the important parts of flight 14 from the OrcaCorp VC
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Humans have lived on this planet for nearly 300,000 years. Only 3, the crew of Soyuz 11, did not die on Earth.
Soyuz 11’s astronauts were the only humans in history to die in space, and they died because they weren’t wearing IVA suits when their capsule depressurized.
Not only should mandatory seat belt use on commercial flights end, but so should the use of IVA spacesuits.
In their 60+ years of history in service, zero lives have been saved by these suits and in real contingencies they failed to save lives at all. Yet astronauts still spend huge amounts of time just to learn how to don and doff them. Today these suits exist more as a symbol. Wearing them is more for show or status.
Once a large enough crewed spacecraft enters service, we could build in a separate, independently pressurized compartment to serve as a refuge in the event of fire or depressurization. This would free up a huge amount of time for astronauts, allowing them to focus much more on their real work.
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Mario & Luigi: Brothership is a good game. The first Mario & Luigi game where I devoted my time into playing through the whole thing and completing as many tasks as I could.
There were some difficult parts where I had to look up a guide; I blindly played through the game for the most part. And the loading times seemed too long from my perspective.
Even though I haven't replayed Brothership because I was satisfied with beating it one time only, it was a great experience. And what a relief it was after defeating Reclusa. Literally cried tears of joy.
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Audiences react to Return of the Jedi on its release in 1983
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