SLS launches in 4 days

As of me posting this, there are 14 people in space. The most there has ever been at one time

Incorrect.

The most people in space at the same time is 19, achieved for a few minutes shortly after 15:00 UTC on 11 Dec 2021. During this brief period, the six-person crew of Blue Origin NS-19 crossed the Karman Line to join the three-person crew on the Chinese space station Tiangong and the 10 crew on the International Space Station in space.

Perhaps you meant most people in orbit at one time.

But the SLS is unmanned and only designed for four asstronuts to visit the Moon. One woman and three men.

Incorrect.

Quote from: https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/72199-most-people-in-space-at-once

The most people in space at the same time is 19, achieved for a few minutes shortly after 15:00 UTC on 11 Dec 2021. During this brief period, the six-person crew of Blue Origin NS-19 crossed the Karman Line to join the three-person crew on the Chinese space station Tiangong and the 10 crew on the International Space Station in space.

Perhaps you meant most people in orbit at one time.

That is what I meant yes.
I dont really consider BO sub-orbital hops space, even though I can technically agree they are.

But the SLS is unmanned and only designed for four asstronuts to visit the Moon. One woman and three men.

The FIRST flight of the SLS is unmanned yes. Well done on paying attention.
A2 and 3 will be manned.

Quote from: Heiwa on October 06, 2022, 02:54:02 AM

But the SLS is unmanned and only designed for four asstronuts to visit the Moon. One woman and three men.

The FIRST flight of the SLS is unmanned yes. Well done on paying attention.
A2 and 3 will be manned.

Yes, isn't fantastic to be crew on an SLS. But what's the purpose of crew when all is automatic? What shall the crew do aboard an SLS? Plant strawberries on the Moon?

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on October 06, 2022, 04:04:34 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on October 06, 2022, 02:54:02 AM

But the SLS is unmanned and only designed for four asstronuts to visit the Moon. One woman and three men.

The FIRST flight of the SLS is unmanned yes. Well done on paying attention.
A2 and 3 will be manned.

Yes, isn't fantastic to be crew on an SLS. But what's the purpose of crew when all is automatic? What shall the crew do aboard an SLS? Plant strawberries on the Moon?

What do you have against lunar strawberries?

Yes, isn't fantastic to be crew on an SLS. But what's the purpose of crew when all is automatic? What shall the crew do aboard an SLS? Plant strawberries on the Moon?

Orion is to be lobbed around the moon, while attached to the gateway station. Gateway is filled to the brim with science experiments. A lot of them are automatic, but you can only do so much with automation. So they need people to run those experiments.
This is also why there are people on the ISS.

The other reason is to test medical science, which you cant do with out warm human bodies in space.

Quote from: Heiwa on October 06, 2022, 05:45:06 AM

Yes, isn't fantastic to be crew on an SLS. But what's the purpose of crew when all is automatic? What shall the crew do aboard an SLS? Plant strawberries on the Moon?

Orion is to be lobbed around the moon, while attached to the gateway station. Gateway is filled to the brim with science experiments. A lot of them are automatic, but you can only do so much with automation. So they need people to run those experiments.
This is also why there are people on the ISS.

The other reason is to test medical science, which you cant do with out warm human bodies in space.

NASA lobs some expensive scrap around the Moon and calls it automatic science experiments. ROTFL. And look at that first warm human body on the Moon 1969 - Buzz Aldrin - today. An alcholic bum.

And look at that first warm human body on the Moon 1969 - Buzz Aldrin - today. An alcholic bum.

He was the second warm human body on the Moon.

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Quote from: Heiwa on October 15, 2022, 09:29:19 PM

And look at that first warm human body on the Moon 1969 - Buzz Aldrin - today. An alcholic bum.

He was the second warm human body on the Moon.

And look at the Heiwa bot, it's a lone conspiracy theorist crank peddling falsehoods without evidence.

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SLS launches in 1 day.

Well, they are attempting to launch in one day. It will probably launch closer to my 80th birthday.

SLS launches in 1 day.

Well, they are attempting to launch in one day. It will probably launch closer to my 80th birthday.

80...good for you man. Keep it up and keep breathing.
Though just be careful who you let see you keeping it up!

Ooooohhhh...

Less than 5 hours now.

And it's away! 

Hasn't exploded yet!

Holy crap. It actually launched and did not blow up!

That was the second most powerful rocket to ever launch and the most powerful rocket to reach orbit.

This record will hold about a month before Starship launches, its WAY more powerful.

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on November 15, 2022, 04:12:07 AM

SLS launches in 1 day.

Well, they are attempting to launch in one day. It will probably launch closer to my 80th birthday.

80...good for you man. Keep it up and keep breathing.
Though just be careful who you let see you keeping it up!

Thank you, Im looking good for 80.

Holy crap. It actually launched and did not blow up!

That was the second most powerful rocket to ever launch and the most powerful rocket to reach orbit.

This record will hold about a month before Starship launches, its WAY more powerful.

I thought it was a bit underwhelming compared to the old Saturn V launches. I'm guessing that's because most of its power comes from the solid rocket boosters, whereas the 5 F-1 engines on the Saturn were what really impressed.

The commentary too was lacking, it didn't convey the same drama that Jack King used to conjure up.

Well after years of getting rocket blocked it's hard to keep up the enthusiasm.

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on November 16, 2022, 12:49:12 AM

Holy crap. It actually launched and did not blow up!

That was the second most powerful rocket to ever launch and the most powerful rocket to reach orbit.

This record will hold about a month before Starship launches, its WAY more powerful.

I thought it was a bit underwhelming compared to the old Saturn V launches. I'm guessing that's because most of its power comes from the solid rocket boosters, whereas the 5 F-1 engines on the Saturn were what really impressed.

The commentary too was lacking, it didn't convey the same drama that Jack King used to conjure up.

Yeah, the commentary blew. Little to no onscreen telemetry. Nothing to really get an overwhelming exuberance in terms of scale, etc. NASA should take a presentation note from SpaceX.

I saw somewhere that they have 20 some odd cameras all over the thing. Hopefully someone will cut together a whole bunch of footage together. Something like this:

If you want some non NASA shots, this video has a bunch.



Spectacular.

I wonder how much they paid the thousands of people who watched it to lie about it happening. 

That is awesome. That booster separation shot is amazing. Thanks for digging this up and sharing. My exuberance is now back.

We get a bigger launch in the next few weeks or months. So still time for a more enthusiastic launch with all the cool camera angles

We get a bigger launch in the next few weeks or months. So still time for a more enthusiastic launch with all the cool camera angles

Such a great opportunity for some flat earthers to go bring their own cameras to verify that all the footage we are seeing is real.

But for some reason they never do anything like that.  Almost as if deep down they know it's going to look just like all the other real footage.