SpaceTime with Stuart Gary astronomy & space sciences radio show (formerly ABC StarStuff) by award winning journalist, broadcaster and science writer Astronomy
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Update: obj. 44741 STARLINK-1036 decay prediction: October 28, 2026 UTC 01:13 ± 5h
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Things that Antizionists think are not a big deal:
Kidnapping 38 children from their homes for 50 days, murdering their parents and returning some of them in caskets 2 years later.
Antizionism robbs people of their soul.
36 Israeli children were abducted on October 7.
34 were released in November 2023.
2 died in captivity acc to Israel… no evidence to support that claim.
Meanwhile, 350+ Palestinian children languish in Israeli prisons, and 20000 Palestinian children have been killed at the hands of the Jewish state
But somehow, we’re expected to treat Israeli victimhood as sacred while Palestinian children’s lives are disposable.
I’m so tired of the manufactured moral superiority..
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Jewish rights group calls on Trump admin to probe NYC schools as parents pull kids out of classrooms trib.al/6OJuioC
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Update: obj. 44741 STARLINK-1036 decay prediction: October 27, 2026 UTC 22:24 ± 3h
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Pro-Hamas academic accused of masterminding Milan riots is arrested
thejc.com/news/world/pro-ham…
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🚨 ISRAEL UNCOVERS UNDERGROUND INFILTRATION ROUTE INTO JERUSALEM — 36 ARRESTED
Israeli security forces discovered a concealed passage running through sewer infrastructure from a-Ram in Judea and Samaria into Jerusalem’s Beit Hanina neighborhood.
The entrance was hidden beneath a parked commercial vehicle.
During an overnight raid, Border Police, undercover units and IDF troops arrested 32 suspected illegal infiltrators and four suspected accomplices. All 36 were transferred for questioning.
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Massacre of Christians leaves more than 40 dead in Ethiopia trib.al/uGZmqXr
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The ABC is currently investigating if it hired a Hamas terrorist to assist in covering the conflict in Gaza before he was killed by an Israeli airstrike.
news24.com.au/business/media…
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This is the time of year when the Big Dipper lies down horizontal low in the north-northwest after dark. How low? The farther south you are, the lower.
buff.ly/H7piuFd
#stargazing
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On 10 November 2023, a driver deliberately mounted a Caulfield footpath & drove towards Jewish people
Yet @VictoriaPolice did not publicly condemn the incident as political violence
When police fail to recognise & confront apparent political violence targeting Jews, they risk normalising such violence
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The Black Lives Matter - ONLY if they hold the United States citizenship 🥺
Where is #BlackLivesMatter
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TPS on Ship 43 looks superb.
Starship Flight 16: Ship 43's going to Pad 2, likely for some catch tests with the chopsticks.
nsf.live/starbase
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It’s a beautiful day to set sail with the next pieces of Neutron flight hardware to Launch Complex 3.
Earlier today we sent Neutron’s Stage 2 and Thrust Module out of the Neutron Factory and onto a barge for transport through Chesapeake Bay to Wallops Island in Virginia.
Once it arrives, the Thrust Module will go straight onto the launch mount at LC-3 for check outs and the beginning of wider systems demonstrations including integrated fluids tests and module-to-launch-mount interface checkouts. With no strongback on the launch mount by design, Neutron’s Thrust Module is the rocket’s only physical interface to the launch pad, which this upcoming test campaign enables us to test early before the entire vehicle comes together.
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i-Space has completed static structural load testing on the interstage and aft thrust sections of its reusable Hyperbola-3. Spanning 4.2-meter diameter, these core primary structures were subjected to simulated worst-case ascent, 9-engine clustered thrust, grid-fin aerodynamic steering, and vertical landing touchdown loads.
i-Space recently completed ultimate load static structural testing on both the first-stage methane tank and the second-stage common bulkhead tank for its upcoming Hyperbola-3 (SQX-3) reusable rocket.
Yet, setting aside their track record with the solid-fueled SQX-1, i-Space’s pace on SQX-3 looks increasingly sluggish. Compared to peers like LANDSPACE, SPACE-PIONEER, and GALACTIC-ENERGY over the past two years, we’ve seen remarkably few updates on integrated flight hardware or major engine hot-fires—mostly just isolated tests on support hardware.
