Space Voyages into space

[Ivan le Fou]

 

[Dixon66]

All that and it was still operational. I was stunned when it moved.

 

[Ivan le Fou]

All that and it was still operational. I was stunned when it moved.

I mean... yeah!

I was still there. 1.
It was still functional (how?!). 2.

And, kind if the best part: even the camera was still working!!


Yeah, really, that was one hell of a flight.

And the visuals it gave us! It, at times, almost gave the impression of looking at the inside of a nuclear reactor. The slowly growing and evolving plasma bubble, to think we were able to see that is awesome.

 

[Telmar]

Since we are using this thread for the spacex test flights here is the heavy booster soft landing in the gulf of Mexico. Clearly fully under control

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[colin traveller]

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Hmmmmm

 

[Telmar]

In contrast to the amazing starship test, the Boeing Starliner is victim of multiple helium leaks, an RCS thruster out of service and even 4 thrusters that shut down before going back online again.

Return of the crew delayed to June 22nd.

Fifth helium leak detected on Starliner

NASA confirmed that Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft has suffered a fifth, although minor, helium leak in its propulsion system.

spacenews.com