My son beat his first ever video game all by himself. Being the proud dad that I am, I wanted to commemorate this achievement.4yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/pokemon
[OC] My 8-year-old begged me to play DnD with him this weekend, we couldn't afford the books but he had the time of his life and is addicted.1yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/DnD
Launching bright and early tomorrow morning will be another batch of Starlink satellites from SpaceX3yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
On May 27, NASA will once again launch American astronauts on American rockets from American soil.4yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
On May 27, NASA will once again launch American astronauts on American rockets from American soil!4yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Sometimes the costume your kid picks just is not available in stores, so you make it yourself! My boy as a Minecraft squid.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/Minecraft
NASA is to send four astronauts to the ISS on a U.S. rocket from U.S. soil at 7:27pm ET on Sunday, Nov. 15.3yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
May the fourth be with you! SpaceX has issued an alert notice for a May 4th launch attempt of Starship SN15.3yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
This coming Sunday, SpaceX will be launching the Falcon Heavy for its first commercial flight.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
In just over 5 days, SpaceX will be launching a flight-proven Falcon Heavy carrying 23 satellites into LEO and MEO.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Spaceflight in 2018. 114 orbital launches, 111 launch successes, 2 failures, 1 partial failure and a huge step up from China.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Tomorrow afternoon, an ISRO GSLV MKIII rocket will be launching the Chandrayaan-2 Lunar mission5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/ISRO
Early tomorrow morning at 2:49 AM EST SpaceX will be launching the first-ever Crew Dragon Demonstration mission to the ISS5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 3pm EST tomorrow, NASA's InSight will begin its landing on the Martian surface, beginning its historic work5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
In just under 24 hours until NASA InSight will begin its landing on the Martian surface, beginning its historic work5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/Mars
20 years ago a proton-k rocket launched the Zarya functional cargo block becoming the first piece of the international space station.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Did you know that a woodpecker caused a week-long delay in STS-70's launch?5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Tomorrow, SpaceX will be launching 57 starlink satellites plus two earth imaging satellites from BlackSky Inc.4yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
Space mission patches have become iconic over the history of space flight. They all started with Gemini 5 in 1965.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
With so much focus on upcoming Moon missions, I thought it would be great to take a look into the history of missions to the Moon. Between 1958 and 2014 there have been 101 launches to the Moon.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Lanching no earlier than August 3rd is SpaceX and the AMOS-17 Satellite. It will re-use the booster flown on the Telstar 19V and Es'hail 2 missions for its final flight.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Falcon Heavy’s first real launch on Tuesday is the dawn of a new heavy-lift era5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/space
FINALLY! Launch withdraws will end this weekend as NASA launches the Antares Cygnus CRS NG-12 AKA S.S. Alan Bean to the International Space Station4yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 10:00 PM EST, RocketLab will be launching its first fully commercial payload ride share!5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Falcon Heavy is now vertical for its static fire before this Sunday's launch at 6:36 PM EDT5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
Just after midnight, tonight 3 astronauts will be landing in Kazakstan after spending 197 days aboard the ISS.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Today at 10:31 AM EST, SpaceX will conduct the first U.S. Space launch of 2019 sending 10 Iridium NEXT Satellites into low earth orbit.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Today at 12:30 PM EST, China will be launching the first attempted soft landing of a rover to the far side of the moon5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Later this week, two NASA astronauts and a ROSCOSMOS cosmonaut will be launching to the ISS to form Expedition 595yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Tonight at 11:07 PM EST Rocket Lab will be launching the first NASA cubesat rideshare into low earth orbit5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/RocketLab
July 8th, 2011 was the last ever launch of the Space Shuttle program. STS-135 and Atlantis began its mission with one of my favorite mission patches ever.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 6:31 AM EST the crew of Expedition 58 will be launching from Baikonur Cosmodrome with a Canadian, Russian and American onboard5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
A quick look at the life of Opportunity, the little record-setting rover that could.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/Mars
If the weather holds up, tonight at 11:00 PM EST Rocket Lab will be launching the first NASA CubeSat rideshare into low earth orbit5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/RocketLab
At 1:32 PM EST SpaceX will be launching 64 payloads from 34 organizations while attempting the third first stage recovery for this core5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
LandSpace is the first private carrier rocket built in China and if all goes to plan they will be launching the Weilai-1 aboard their new Zhuque-1 rocket tonight at 8PM EST.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Today at 1:14 PM EST ROSCOSMOS will be launching an ISS resupply mission with the same configuration as the previously failed crew mission. This is a big deal.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Spaceflight in 2018. 114 orbital launches, 111 launch successes, 2 failures and 1 partial failure.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/space
At 9:30 AM EST, Blue Origin will be launching a New Shepard NS-10 Suborbital Test flight from Texas5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Thursday at 11:47 AM EST, ROSCOSMOS will be launching a Soyuz-2 with EgyptSat-A on board to conduct earth imagine and observation5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 4:01 AM EST an Antares 230 rocket will be launching the Cygnus CRS NG-10 ISS resupply mission names after Astronaut John Young5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 7:47 PM EST tonight, a Russian built Soyuz STB will be launching the MetOp-C weather satellite5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Early tomorrow morning China Aerospace will be launching the CSOSAT aboard a Long March 2C rocket in partnership with the French Space Agency5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 8:45 PM EST, SpaceX will be launching three separate payloads including Israel's first lunar lander5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 6:38 AM EST the Indian Space Research Organization will be launching the GSAT-29 Communication Satellite aboard its GSLV MK III rocket.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 9:30 AM EST, Blue Origin will be launching a New Shepard NS-10 Suborbital Test flight from Texas5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/BlueOrigin
Tonight at 6:56 PM EST, ULA will be launching the WGS-10 communication satellite atop a Delta IV5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/ula
Weather permitting, Tuesday at 8:57 PM EST ULA will be launching the NROL-71 Reconnaissance satellite atop the Delta IV Heavy5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/ula
Tomorrow morning at 11:30 AM EST China will be launching Zhongzing (Chinasat 6C) into geostationary orbit5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Pegasus XL set to launch NASA's ICON at 3:05 AM EST to study a dynamic region of space and how changes in this area have practical repercussions.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 11:58AM EDT, a Long March 3B rocket will be blasting off with the Beidou-3 G1Q navigation satellite aboard.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Launching at 4:17 PM EDT, GLONASS is a Russian space-based navigation system comparable to the similar GPS and Galileo systems.5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 3:37 PM EST Ariane Space will launch payloads from both ISRO and KARI into Geostationary orbit5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
After numerous delays, today at 1:32 PM EST SpaceX will be launching 64 payloads from 34 organizations while attempting to recover this first stage for the third time5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Today 4:01 PM EST Arianespace will be launching the ISRO GSAT-31 & HellasSat-4/SaudiGeoSat-15yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/Arianespace
Tonight at 11:07 PM EST Rocket Lab out of New Zealand will be launching a NASA rideshare into low earth orbit5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Weather looks good for tonights Delta IV Heavy launch of the NROL-71 Reconnaissance Satellite at 8:44 PM EST5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/ula
Tomorrow at 11:37 AM EST, Arianespace will be launching a Soyuz-STA with the CSO-1 Reconnaissance satellite on board5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/Arianespace
At 3:37 PM EST Ariane Space will launch payloads from both ISRO and KARI into Geostationary orbit5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/Arianespace
NASA's OSRISREx spacecraft is arriving at asteroid Bennu for its sample retrieval and return mission by 20235yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
At 3:46 PM EST SpaceX will be launching their Falcon 9 rocket with a Qatar operated communication satellite atop5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
KhalifaSAT is the first satellite built in Dubai will be launching out of Japan early tomorrow morning5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
Launching at 11:27pm EST today, the Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite will travel atop the Indian Space Research Organisations PSLV-CA rocket5yr ⋅ GDBarrett ⋅ r/spaceflight
