Space Exploration

Are NASA's future missions and budget justified?

  • It's worth the time and expenditures

    Votes: 221 66.0%
  • Complete waste of money

    Votes: 41 12.2%
  • We need to explore, but not at the current cost

    Votes: 73 21.8%

  • Total voters
    335
Not so sure a Russian on board at this time is the best idea.
It's one of the few "normal" interactions we have with them I would like to keep it. Not to derail this thread but I keep saying we need to stop worrying about how the start of WW2 applies to current events and instead look at how the end of WW1 applies to current events. The russians were key to keeping the ISS going.

If nothing else consider it a chance to keep our enemies close. And as a shared asset it should be less of a target than if there were no Russians allowed.
 
These never get old. I thought the idea was impossible.
What is going to really be unbelievable is when they start not LANDING Starship but plucking it out of the air mid hover above the pad. that whole booster 7/ship 24 orbital launch out of Boca Chica hopefully in March is the kind of event you will tell your grandkids about. will be more than 2x as powerful as the Saturn V
 
Congrats to SpaceX on sending their SIXTH crew rotation to the ISS last night (this morning EST).
Boeing Starliner, which got about 2x the funding as SpaceX Crew Dragon has delivered zero.
 
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Any predictions on the Date for the first Orbital Test Flight of Starship out of Boca Chica (will be History‘s most powerful rocket by about a factor of 2)?
I am going to say March 23
 
Any predictions on the Date for the first Orbital Test Flight of Starship out of Boca Chica (will be History‘s most powerful rocket by about a factor of 2)?
I am going to say March 23

If the Biden administration/FAA ever give them approval. SpaceX has not had a Starship/booster test flight since the Biden administration took office.
 

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