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C'mon putin

r/wooosh

Roscosmos isn't even trying to do that

I know my dude

Ha reddit so it's funny

r/iusereddit

> Roscosmos isn't even trying to do that
@KumquatLord
We r making new rocket

Called orlan

Its for moon and other stuff

Playing the catch up game now

Been using the same stuff since the 50s

Bruh ur astros went on those a lot

Besides its reliable

But new one is needed ofc

I had a schoolmate who thought that space isn't real and that the Earth is flat. No I'm not kidding.

Bruh

Poor, poor idiot

Tell me about it.

I am by no means a genius and I thought he was retarded.

Good to be honest @Dr Badass PhD

😅

I mean a lotta americans think they r smart but r dumb no offence

And a lotta asians are smart but arent confident

I think everyone regardless of intelligence level can always learn a thing or two

That was a perfect launch

Yeap. And perfect landing of stage 1

Musk ftw

We finally are getfing really good live shots from the ASDS

Heard they upgraded the system

Usually the dome antennae tracker struggles to maintain satellite lock, I'm curious what type of new system they're using

Okay now just waiting on twitter for Ms. Tree and Ms. Cheif

Hope they net the fairings this time

they might be using starlink now

Hmmm maybe but the issue with the the camera relay system wasn't satellite speed

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It was the satellite tracker onboard the ASDS

Because to get HD video relayed, it has to use a point to point based transmission relay

And there's a antennae tracker onboard to do that, but vibration make it struggle to keep a lock on the satellite

So I would assume they found a way to relay video transmission via a omni directional antenna? Either way very impressive