NASA, Mars’a 2 ayda gitmek için plazma roketi üzerinde çalışıyor

Nasa dan kovulan ODTU de öğretmenlik yapan kişi de alay ediyor daha yeni yayınlandı ... Elon Musk a çamur atmaya bel bağladı her şeyi ...

Kovulanlar arasında olacağını anlamış aklı sıra ben öncesinde sinyal vermişmiştim diyor ...

(1111) Uzay görevleri? / Dr. Umut Yıldız & Fatih Altaylı - Teke Tek Bilim - YouTube

(1111) Uzay görevleri? / Dr. Umut Yıldız & Fatih Altaylı - Teke Tek Bilim - YouTube

Laflara bak ya böyle her şeyi bilmiş geçirmiş, herkes aptal ama o süper zeki, tüm sırları çözmüş adam gibi adam! senin gibilerin varlığıyla bu dünya dönüyor hahaha

Bu roketin ayla ne alakası var? Milyarlarca km'lik menzilleri arttırmak için planlanan bir roket.

Aya gidilmediğini ABD'nin o dönemki düşmanları SSCB ve Çin bile söylemiyorken sen kimsin ki popondan atıyorsun?

Şu anda yüzde 0,0001'lik riskler bile alınmıyor adamların canı değerli, o zaman soğuk savaşın gazıyla büyük bir yarış içindeydiler ve çok büyük risk alarak bunu başardılar, hem çok maliyetliydi ve hem de birden çok insanlı gidiş için niye risk alıp bu işi sürdürsünler?

Robot denen bir şey var duydun mı? Yollayınca insan ne yapıyorsa aynısını yapıp gerekli şeyleri alıp getiriyor? Bir daha Ay'a insan gönderip halay mı çektireceklerdi?

Abd'de böyle, gösteriş için gereksiz bir şey yapıp astronotların ölümüne sebep olursan baştaki hükümet 1 dakika bile ayakta kalamaz yıkılır gider.

Bilim dininin hipnotize edilmiş amigdaladan çipli müritleri farklı görüşlere saygı ve tahammül edemiyor.

2 ay çok iyi bir süre.

Ha şimdi anlaşıldı, sen aynı zamandı aşı karşıtı, düz dünyacılardan mısın parolayı söyle?

Bi uyanık sensin, tüm bilim dünyası oturmuş uyuyor değil mi?

Bayramlarda çocukken fitilini ateşlediğimiz üzerinde feza yazan füzeler uzaya gider sanıyorduk adamlar gerçeğini gönderiyor

Aynen. O kafadakiler emin olun düz dünyacılar gibi savunur . Kutuplarda bilmem ne farklı dünyalar alemlere çıkılırmımış ... Güneş aslında dünya etrafında dönerken dünya sabit duruyormumuş gibi fikirlere kesinlikle %100000 yatkınlık ötesi teslim olmuşlardır. İddia ötesi diyorum ...

SpinLaunch

NASA to test SpinLaunch's 'whirl 'n' hurl' space launch technology | Daily Mail Online

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Ever since humans first gazed up at the stars, we’ve dreamed about the worlds beyond our own. Pursuing those dreams has brought us to the moon. To the surface of Mars. And to the outer reaches of our galaxy, beaming back breathtaking images from light years away. While we celebrate every breakthrough in our understanding of the universe, we can’t help but wonder…has all this brought us any closer to understanding our place on Earth? Or our inescapable connection to each other? One that inspires awe, yes, but more importantly inspires the will to change. One that turns space tourism into Earth activism. One that not only soars to the stratosphere but brings our highest hopes to a soft landing on the common ground we all must share. TIMESTAMP 00:00 ▶ 1. SpinLaunch 02:29 ▶ 2. Rocket Launch - SpaceX's The Starbase 04:08 ▶ 3. Air Launch - Virgin Galactic 08:06 ▶ 4. A balloon-based system - World View ▶1. SpinLaunch - A vacuum-sealed centrifuge to spin a rocket. Space startup wants to sling satellites into orbit with a huge centrifuge, SpinLaunch is developing a kinetic energy space launch system that reduces dependency on traditional chemical rockets, with the goal of significantly lowering the cost of access to space while increasing the frequency of launch. The technology uses a vacuum-sealed centrifuge to spin a rocket and then hurl it to space at up to 5,000 miles per hour (8,000 km/h). The rocket then ignites its engines at an altitude of roughly 200,000 ft (61,000 m) to reach orbital speed of 17,500 miles per hour (28,200 km/h). If successful, the acceleration concept is projected to both lower the cost of launches and to use much less power, with the price of a single space launch reduced by a factor of 20 to under US$500,000. On October 22, 2021, SpinLaunch successfully conducted the first test flight using its Suborbital Accelerator prototype launch system at supersonic speeds and ended with the recovery of the reusable flight vehicle at Spaceport America in New Mexico. 👉• https://www.spinlaunch.com/ ▶ 2. Starbase - The SpaceX South Texas launch site Also known as the Boca Chica launch site, is a private rocket production facility, test site, and spaceport constructed by SpaceX, located at Boca Chica approximately 32 km east of Brownsville, Texas, on the US Gulf Coast. Elon Musk’s dream of making life multi-planetary becomes ever more real with each passing day. Central to his vision is SpaceX’s first working spaceport, currently taking shape at breakneck speed out in the boondocks of South Texas. 👉• https://www.space.com/ ▶ 3. Virgin Galactic - Air Launch Air launching is the practice of releasing a rocket, missile, parasite aircraft or other aircraft payload from a mother ship or launch aircraft. The payload craft or missile is often tucked under the wing of the larger mother ship and then "dropped" while in flight. It may also be stored within a bomb bay, beneath the main fuselage or even on the back of the carrier aircraft, as in the case of the D-21 drone. Air launching provides several advantages over ground launching, giving the smaller craft an altitude and range boost, while saving it the weight of the fuel and equipment needed to take off on its own. English billionaire Richard Branson made history with a flight to space (or not, according to FAI) on his company, Virgin Galactic’s, very own spaceship. 👉• https://www.virgingalactic.com/ ▶ 4. Workd View - Virtual Space Tourism Flight to the Stratosphere World View Enterprises, headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, founded with the goal of increasing access to and the utilization of the stratosphere for scientific, commercial, and economic purposes - is developing a balloon-based system that will carry people to the stratosphere, with the first commercial flights targeted for early 2024, the Arizona-based company announced Oct. 4. The company hopes that its offering, in which a massive balloon, or parafoil, lifts a passenger capsule to a height of nearly 19 miles (30 km), will capture a distinctly space-like experience. The typical ride will last six to eight hours and take passengers to an altitude of at least 100,000 feet (30,000 meters), where they'll be able to see the curvature of Earth against the blackness of space. But the overall experience will last five days, which will be spent in and around sites of natural beauty and cultural and historical significance, World View representatives said. 👉• https://worldview.space/ #SpinLaunch #SpaceX #VirginGalactic ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 彡 Thanks for watching 😊 Make sure to Subscribe 👈, Like 👍, Comment and click the bell to never miss a release ! 🔔 ⭐ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0bl34lG9GmCyF-8FfAQkQ?sub_confirmation=1 Web ⭐ https://www.toptechtopic.com/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

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