Get the Space Launch Schedule. Space enthusiasts can quickly get a list of upcoming rocket launches. View the launch schedule for rocket launches around the world. The Space Launch Schedule App and website includes launch information for SpaceX, NASA, ULA, Rocket Lab and more rocket launches. The Sp... Read more
As a member of the media, I have the opportunity to leave automated cameras significantly closer than any human will be during the rocket launch. This article breaks down a multitude of complexitie…
Nice idea, I would go to London to view a SpaceX launch, just to share the excitement. Currently though it looks like I will have to go all the way to KFC, I mean KSC. 😉
Yet again the internet gets space confused with science fiction. This is what comes up when you search space themed cafe. There are some cool places but let us remember that space exploration is real, ain’t you heard of rockets?
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Many space agencies have cameras on launch sites and aboard the rockets that are open to the public, but they are usually few and don’t have good image quality.
This can’t really work, or if it does, wouldn’t be practical but this project is getting funding to find out if it can be used to send stuff to space cheaply.
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If, 100 years ago, you told people that a machine we made would land on Mars and send us back photos, many of them would have thought you insane. That’s
This website covers space launches (with live feeds) from the Kennedy Space Center and Vandenberg Air Force Base.
The media is allowed to photograph and film some space launches, but it is not always an easy job.
These sort of exist. here are some options. https://eu.floridatoday.com/story/news/2017/11/14/5-places-grab-dinner-drinks-perfect-view-wednesdays-spacex-launch/862075001/
Nice idea, I would go to London to view a SpaceX launch, just to share the excitement. Currently though it looks like I will have to go all the way to KFC, I mean KSC. 😉
I wonder who bought this and if they used it as a travelling launch viewing cafe/bar. If they didn’t they missed a trick.
Yet again the internet gets space confused with science fiction. This is what comes up when you search space themed cafe. There are some cool places but let us remember that space exploration is real, ain’t you heard of rockets?
https://liquiglide.com/ might have a coating that could help this. I think it’s for all sorts of surfaces that need to be non-stick.
Glass windows that clean themselves
(5 upvotes)Spacecraft and aircraft coatings that prevent ice build-up
(1 upvotes)Phone cases that float
(3 upvotes)Waterfall road signs
(6 upvotes)Liquid medicine containers that leave no residual medicine
(4 upvotes)Non-stick ketchup bottles
(4 upvotes)Toy balls that bounce on water
(1 upvotes)not sure if moonspike are still attracting crowdfunds for this, but it looked like it was going to happen at one point.
NASA seemed to like this idea a while back, don’t know if it will happen though, maybe it has? anyone?
This guy built one using kerosene. Talk about ingenuity!
Actually I just read this, so maybe its gonna happen one day soonish
C Droid covered it a while back, not likely though is it?
Then there’s this…
Apparently someone did this, though it seems hard to believe, can anyone confirm you can actually shoot stuff into orbit?
Waterproof anything with this stuff…
Check out this company that offers live feeds of various space launches!
https://www.labpadre.com/
Many space agencies have cameras on launch sites and aboard the rockets that are open to the public, but they are usually few and don’t have good image quality.
And if that doesn’t work, how about antimatter propulsion?
This can’t really work, or if it does, wouldn’t be practical but this project is getting funding to find out if it can be used to send stuff to space cheaply.