Message from @spaceperson1234

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2020-11-21 00:31:45 UTC  

I already get free college so

2020-11-21 00:31:49 UTC  

¯\\_(ツ)\_/¯

2020-11-21 00:31:57 UTC  

Then why not go to Uni

2020-11-21 00:31:59 UTC  

Plus

2020-11-21 00:32:09 UTC  

Space industry is growing like crazy

2020-11-21 00:32:16 UTC  

Aerospace is a hot feild

2020-11-21 00:32:37 UTC  

I would chase after it ASAP

2020-11-21 00:32:49 UTC  

It's like historical opportunity

2020-11-21 00:33:04 UTC  

It's just mind blowing to be able to study and work on hardware

2020-11-21 00:33:17 UTC  

That'll go to space and be more and more accessible

2020-11-21 00:44:06 UTC  

Go for aerospace. I wanted to, but I’m not good with math and physics.

2020-11-21 00:59:34 UTC  

I was doing a time lapse of the cassiopeia region last night, and a plane flew by. The line with dots next to it at the bottom third is where the plane few by.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/722914562160197663/779511290452246538/dc912cd9-69df-4df1-8182-b5b76abfe7d6.png

2020-11-21 01:03:55 UTC  

photobomb

2020-11-21 01:07:32 UTC  

yup

2020-11-21 01:07:38 UTC  

it's actually quite annoying

2020-11-21 01:08:25 UTC  

I'm happy I wasn't actually trying for a good image because it would have been ruined

2020-11-21 01:38:19 UTC  

Haha happened to me to

2020-11-21 01:38:24 UTC  

Ruined my startrail

2020-11-21 03:43:51 UTC  

A flock of KC-135Rs south of Spain

2020-11-21 03:43:54 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/722914562160197663/779552645555159051/image0.png

2020-11-21 03:45:08 UTC  

#artemisgeneration

2020-11-21 03:47:53 UTC  

@Yukon

I agree with you. With the private sector finally allowed to unleash, I would not be surprised if we have a mission to Mars in the next 10-15 years. Space tourism is really no more than a decade away assuming no regulatory issues.

2020-11-21 03:50:11 UTC  

If the Democrats don't get in the way, I really see it happening. They would probably demand that the space agencies hire "diversely" and drive their prestige into the ground. Or those businesses would pack up and go to other nations, turning the US into another starving authoritarian state.

2020-11-21 03:51:59 UTC  

Without the senate, Artemis is going nowhere

2020-11-21 03:52:49 UTC  

I’m honestly not too worried about any sort of democrat interference in the Artemis program

2020-11-21 03:54:18 UTC  

Ah yes. They'll be peaceful until the crackhead decides he wants to do what his primary school bus driver did for a living.

2020-11-21 03:55:04 UTC  

That defense gave you the freedom to say that idiotic thing.

2020-11-21 03:55:12 UTC  

Gotta sleep. Good night.

2020-11-21 03:57:47 UTC  

It’s honestly very feasible to get costs down to roughly $100 per kilo witching the next few years. Many seem to have ignored the colossal advances made in the past decade or so especially with SpaceX and blue origin. Additionally, asteroid mining has the potential to be far to lucrative to ignore and as launch costs decrease feasibility increases immensely.

2020-11-21 03:58:38 UTC  

well the artemis plan is already set to get the first woman on the moon by 2024, and have us just go back in general, so-

2020-11-21 03:58:40 UTC  

Though asteroid mining is quite reliant on a established presence in the moon to further reduce costs

2020-11-21 03:59:18 UTC  

Yeah, at this point to attempt to detail the Artemis program based off of a diversity issue is ludicrous

2020-11-21 03:59:20 UTC  

yea

2020-11-21 03:59:27 UTC  

so dumb

2020-11-21 04:00:05 UTC  

China isn’t as advanced as people think when it comes to space. While they are fairly capable, they do not have the private sector driving force the US has

2020-11-21 04:00:57 UTC  

yeah. the reason why it is good to have mltiple orginazations all working on the same thing is because they give eachother insight and different veiws

2020-11-21 04:03:11 UTC  

Yes; however, they appear to be gaining proficiency in lunar rover capability but I have not been getting the indication that they are at the stage where they are prepared to establish a lunar base

2020-11-21 04:04:05 UTC  

I view chinas capability on space flight rn much like that if their J-20 program, making progress, but still facing huge hurdles (WS-15 in the J-20s case)

2020-11-21 04:04:44 UTC  

Indeed, they are fairly reliant on US reasearch as they have demonstrated from the J-20 program

2020-11-21 04:05:00 UTC  

Now what’s more likely is a China-Russia lunar program

2020-11-21 04:05:09 UTC  

That’s far more dangerous