If you want to see the ISS, follow the below instructions. It’s the brightest object in the sky apart from the moon and of course the sun.
Date: Fri May 17, 6:32 AM
Visible: 7 min
Max Height: 84°
Appears: 10° above NW
Disappears: 10° above SE
If you want to see the ISS, follow the below instructions. It’s the brightest object in the sky apart from the moon and of course the sun.
Date: Fri May 17, 6:32 AM
Visible: 7 min
Max Height: 84°
Appears: 10° above NW
Disappears: 10° above SE
The scientific world seem excited by what Euclid is discovering.
It’s brilliant and will lead to so many discoveries. Next telescope will be Nancy Grace Roman to launch 26/27 which will image the whole sky and will be placed at L2.
Starship IFT-4 planned for 5th of June.
And… Another scrub. They are trained for this but these astronauts have balls of steel.
Big 24 hours for space launches.
Starliner crewed test fight (take too many) tonight. NASA coverage from 8:45pm tonight. Launch window opens from 1:52am.
Then the big one. Starship has its 4th integrated test flight tomorrow night with the launch window opening at 10pm.
I haven’t found the nasa feed as yet but NSF feed is OK. Lots of nerds taking crap. Their coverage starts from 2pm but loading of propellant starts around 9:10pm and not much point joining before that.
SpaceX only covers on twitter so you can find it there and their coverage starts from around 9:30pm
NASA will probably put up the link to their feed sometime tomorrow morning after Starliner hopefully launches.
Launch at 10:20pm now. Crows ripping the tigers a new one should be over now by launch time.
A lot of people like watching nerds talk crap about propellent tanks and vapour lol
Niiice. Yeah, same here, NSF has some knowledgeable nerds
Booster land successful