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VILEPLUME
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This is the perfect thread for the stoner section.
I dont know if anyone posted them yet, but here is a surface picture of Venus from the Russians of all people.
I wonder why the Russians gave up on Space missions? Or maybe they haven't and we just don't hear about it anymore? We need more space missions, so much stuff to explore, even in our own solar system.
Like going to Titan and finding more extreme polar bears, call them Titan Bears. But they are also highly intelligent and we combine our knowledge to create new human-bear space ships to explore the galaxy
I dont know if anyone posted them yet, but here is a surface picture of Venus from the Russians of all people.
I wonder why the Russians gave up on Space missions? Or maybe they haven't and we just don't hear about it anymore? We need more space missions, so much stuff to explore, even in our own solar system.
Like going to Titan and finding more extreme polar bears, call them Titan Bears. But they are also highly intelligent and we combine our knowledge to create new human-bear space ships to explore the galaxy
BudmanTX
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the biggest reason why they haven't been back or anyone for that matter....is the acid rain that comes down, and also the barometric pressure then planet has also. Don't want a 60 million dollar + or - project to melt or get crushed like a can do you?
VILEPLUME
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I know...but imagine the breif but sweet sweet data and images we could collect with today's technology.
BudmanTX
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there has.....
here...go to google...type Venus....and on the left..Google has a map that been published...
also
here...: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus
good place at the bottom for more mapping content and some info on the planet itself...
the problem itself is the surface and getting through the clouds.....
Singlemalt
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NASA's new rocket would be the most powerful ever. But it's the software that has some officials worried.
https://www.thehour.com/news/article/NASA-s-new-rocket-would-be-the-most-powerful-15690667.php
https://www.thehour.com/news/article/NASA-s-new-rocket-would-be-the-most-powerful-15690667.php
Rurumo
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This was a Soviet space mission, Venera 9 I think? The current Russian space program is just a ghost of the Soviet program-everything good about the Russian program was developed by the Soviets.This is the perfect thread for the stoner section.
I dont know if anyone posted them yet, but here is a surface picture of Venus from the Russians of all people.
I wonder why the Russians gave up on Space missions? Or maybe they haven't and we just don't hear about it anymore? We need more space missions, so much stuff to explore, even in our own solar system.
Like going to Titan and finding more extreme polar bears, call them Titan Bears. But they are also highly intelligent and we combine our knowledge to create new human-bear space ships to explore the galaxy
DarkWeb
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At first I thought why did it explode. That was cool.
cannabineer
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DarkWeb
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Google News
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BudmanTX
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Fireballs will light up the sky during Northern Taurid meteor shower this week | CNN
Fireballs will streak across the sky from the Northern Taurid meteor showers, which will peak this week.
www.cnn.com
for November
BudmanTX
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Well in my infinite travels of the internet......I came across a article about impact craters on the moon.......
well I've read that we had impacts here on earth.....the most notable is the one in Arizona, in between flagstaff and Wilson...so just for the shit of it I decided to bring up Google earth and see if I can find it......and guess what you can.....
en.wikipedia.org
that the list so far.....
one of the most notable is the Chicxulub crater....other wise know as the extinction crater...you can see it using Google earth....
en.wikipedia.org
it's a rather cool hunt......so go have a
happy hunting
well I've read that we had impacts here on earth.....the most notable is the one in Arizona, in between flagstaff and Wilson...so just for the shit of it I decided to bring up Google earth and see if I can find it......and guess what you can.....
List of impact structures on Earth - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
that the list so far.....
one of the most notable is the Chicxulub crater....other wise know as the extinction crater...you can see it using Google earth....
Chicxulub crater - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
it's a rather cool hunt......so go have a
happy hunting
cannabineer
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I just watched Crew Dragon launch. Thanks @curious2garden for the reminder! They’re safely in orbit.
farmingfisherman
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Footage sure is a lot different than I remember as a kid. Sure hope they aren't packing anything with them they don't know about. Six months is a long time to be in space... 
cannabineer
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They might start launching from Oregon. Bet “flown” drugs become a thing.Footage sure is a lot different than I remember as a kid. Sure hope they aren't packing anything with them they don't know about. Six months is a long time to be in space...
But yeah that cam shot of the vacuum engine glowing white was very cool.
mysunnyboy
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We saw it from out front