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BudmanTX
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BudmanTX
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BudmanTX
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Nice find. Bettlegues looks especially good in that photo
Thanks. Been a while since I got out to take photos. Smokey sky all summer. Got lucky last nite, usually -20c and snowing this time of year but a beautiful 0 degrees yesterday.
ttystikk
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Happy holidays! Hope all is well with you and yours, my friend!
BudmanTX
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Happy holidays to you too, my friend, be safe out there.
lokie
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Almost may be just enough.
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lokie
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Japan's SLIM spacecraft made a strange but precise lunar landing, touching the moon with the tip of its nose as it landed incredibly close its target location.
The SLIM landing makes Japan only the fifth country to make a soft landing on the moon after Russia (then the Soviet Union), the U.S., China, and India.
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JAXA's SLIM Spacecraft performed a near perfect lunar descent until the point it was hovering 50m above the lunar surface, at that point there was a huge engine failure and one of the nozzles breaks off. The lander adjusts guidance and successfully lands anyway, but with too much lateral velocity to reach the correct orientation.
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Props to the engineer/team who programmed the thing to pull off ANY kind of landing while minus a nozzle. Very impressive!
The SLIM landing makes Japan only the fifth country to make a soft landing on the moon after Russia (then the Soviet Union), the U.S., China, and India.
'We proved that you can land wherever you want.' Japan's SLIM moon probe nailed precise lunar landing, JAXA says
Japan's SLIM spacecraft made a strange but precise lunar landing, touching the moon with the tip of its nose as it landed incredibly close its target location.
www.space.com
JAXA's SLIM Spacecraft performed a near perfect lunar descent until the point it was hovering 50m above the lunar surface, at that point there was a huge engine failure and one of the nozzles breaks off. The lander adjusts guidance and successfully lands anyway, but with too much lateral velocity to reach the correct orientation.
@truthsmiles
Props to the engineer/team who programmed the thing to pull off ANY kind of landing while minus a nozzle. Very impressive!
BudmanTX
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Bareback
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Is that what they call a corona erection or ejackulation.
BudmanTX
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I would go with ejack, cause it spit the wad
BudmanTX
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mark your calenders April 8th......
i'll be ground 0 here, hope you are too....
i'll be ground 0 here, hope you are too....
Jeffislovinlife
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We are about under the play button lol hopefully you enjoy the show 
don't forget your glasses
don't forget your glasses
BudmanTX
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i've got mine ....We are about under the play button lol hopefully you enjoy the show
BudmanTX
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you might get a sliver of it.....jsWe get practically nothin.
OldMedUser
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If it's cloudy or like us not anywhere near the path of the eclipse NASA will be having it live on their site at 1pm eastern time.
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Clear skies for those in the path!
2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Through the Eyes of NASA
Watch with us as a total solar eclipse moves across Mexico, the United States and Canada. Weather permitting, people throughout most of North and Central
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Clear skies for those in the path!