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热门评论： 1. Such a shame :/ they should be donated to other libraries. —— u/NPalumbo89 (1162👍) 2. This would be a good time for a rich left leaning person to agree to take them on until the darkness passes. —— u/mjc4y (409👍) 3. Civilization fails again. Nowadays, the barbarians wear suits. —— u/Sunnyjim333 (259👍)

热门评论： 1. This is a completely reasonable compromise. No one has ever been completely against Houston having some kind of spacecraft on display. It's not unreasonable to think NASA couldn't put \some\ type of s... —— u/mixduptransistor (1039👍) 2. I’m 100% fine with them getting a hollowed-out Orion if it means Discovery is spared. Throw in a Starship too since they like Elon so much. —— u/ToeSniffer245 (160👍)

AND I FOUND THIS IN A CLOSET IN ONE OF THE BEDROOMS IM ACTUALLY LOSING IT RIGHT NOW SIGNED photo by Jim Lovell who, not only was one of the first to ever orbit the moon, but also hugely responsible for bringing his crew back alive during the Apollo 13 crisis by keeping them cool, calm and collected. A true BADASS I CANT BELIEVE THIS IS IN MY HOUSE I’m obsessed with this era of NASA and this is the universe giving me the best house warming gift of all time

热门评论： 1. I refuse to believe anyone involved expected anything else —— u/YsoL8 (422👍) 2. Do they have any house or jungle signature then? —— u/jakestjake (337👍) 3. Obviously. It's a ball of ice and dust and rock and gas. Who thought there would be technosignatures? —— u/PhoenixTineldyer (121👍)

热门评论： 1. Dang, that was fast. I really wanted to watch this next launch. I thought for sure popping booster 18 would push the launch date back a few weeks at least. Hopefully I didn't make a mistake booking my... —— u/fognar777 (142👍) 2. It's also impressive how much they've upgraded the megabay interior in the last few years. All those work platforms and the turntables at the bottom. The interior of the Gigabay is going to make this... —— u/Simon_Drake (89👍) 3. Annnnnnd time! Let me check the stop watch, yup its still December. Great job SpaceX team! —— u/MassiveTomorrow2978 (37👍)

热门评论： 1. “NASA said Aug. 5 that the agency’s acting administrator at the time, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, had selected the vehicle but declined to identify it.“ Heh —— u/smackfu (360👍) 2. How about they just leave everything where it is… —— u/Spottswoodeforgod (282👍) 3. Smart! Unless there is an intellectual, historical, or preservation-related justification, Discovery should remain at Udvar-Hazy. —— u/lunex (189👍)

热门评论： 1. Libraries at all centers have gone digital only. Langley no longer has staff librarians, they all retired or took the DRP. There's an email list you can still send your requests to and they'll attempt... —— u/Aerokicks (86👍) 2. The right really HATES LIBRARIES! —— u/cheechyee (61👍) 3. The libraries have been slowly closing over years — Goddard’s is just the most recent. The agency appears to want to transition to an enterprise, digital library but it’s not the same as being able t... —— u/redhorsefour (33👍)

热门评论： 1. > On December 17, Starlink experienced an anomaly on satellite 35956, resulting in loss of communications with the vehicle at 418 km. The anomaly led to venting of the propulsion tank, a rapid deca... —— u/Bunslow (88👍) 2. honestly fairly impressive that this is the first true major anomaly for a starlink sat. and, as designed, it's already harmless. what was its in service altitude? as i understand, that it failed at 4... —— u/Bunslow (67👍)

热门评论： 1. Sucks they couldn’t make it to 170, but I guess it doesn’t matter too much. Insane that only a few decades ago that was the number of launch’s in several years, and now one company has done it in a ye... —— u/redstercoolpanda (59👍) 2. >Worth noting that SL6-99 was also our last single stick from 39A for some time as we put full focus on Falcon Heavy launches and ramping Starship from the Cape! Falcon Heavy, eh? Next Spacefligh... —— u/squintytoast (50👍) 3. The record for the most launches by all countries combined, excluding SpaceX, was made back in 1967 with 141 orbital launches. And the most by any single country, again excluding SpaceX, was the Sovie... —— u/Anthony_Pelchat (40👍) 4. I predict within 10 years SpaceX will achieve a mission cadence that will put them at 1000 launches a year. If they have both Lunar and Martian initiatives to maintain, plus a busy LEO business even t... —— u/LOUDCO-HD (30👍)