Aerospace Engineer Operations and Spacecraft Processing by day, smol roket by nite SLS/Orion, Europa Clipper, AA-2, Vulcan/Dream Chaser 100 and 200
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Today is my boyfriend's birthday and he's a big Ace Combat fan, so I drew Rex! :] 🧡
#ACECOMBAT8
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MCV-01 Entry Interface - 2023
(This officially marks the halfway point in my 28-min long cinematic)
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In order to accelerate the deployment of the Lassall Research and Operations Station much of its hardware was repurposed from Callisto. Industrial scale skycranes are uses to lower building sized preassembled modules onto the surface
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This was a particularly cool view from yesterday's #ArtemisII launch, showing the ICPS separation captured from inside the SLS core stage adapter
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ARTEMIS II AS SEEN BY THE OFFICIAL NASA CESSNA
THIS IS THE BEST LAUNCH VIDEO AND IT ISN'T CLOSE
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The countdown is on. The big show is about to begin.
Tomorrow at 6:24 PM ET, @NASAArtemis II is set to launch, sending four astronauts on a 10-day mission around the Moon. We are getting excited!
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Orbital Transfer Vehicle: An 80s NASA concept for a space tug. It would use its engines to fly up to a higher orbit, then an aerobrake to slow down on the way back. After aerobraking it would rendezvous with a space station for refueling and to get ready for another run.
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I love how tech today has nothing to do with advancement or innovation.
Nothing improves we just own less and pay more for inconvenient solutions to problems they create.
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Orbital Transfer Vehicle: an 80s NASA concept for a spacecraft that would carry payloads to higher orbits and return to low-earth orbit via aerobraking.
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Our Moon rocket is coming together more and more every day.
Teams recently stacked the launch vehicle stage adapter. This adapter connects the core stage of the @NASA_SLS rocket to the interim cryogenic propulsion stage, which will propel @NASA_Orion around the Moon.
ALT A massive crane lifts the launch vehicle stage adapter 250 feet into the air on Thursday, April 3, 2025, to prepare integration onto the SLS (Space Launch System) core stage in High Bay 3 inside the Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Credit: NASA/Isaac Watson
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A few isolated views of the NG-1 launch have now been made available, including this one showing the TE retracting away from the vehicle as it slowly climbs out of frame.
