Dam vina pe politicieni ca baga in buzunare cu doua maini cand ajung la butoane. Intrebare, oare nu suntem noi cei care ii invatam asa? Cand vom reusi ca popor sa depasim nevoia de a da o atentie?2yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Romania
The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope is one of the revolutionary proposals named in NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Astronomy
I got a few engineer friends together and we are working on a Virtual Reality Demo for Mars. So far we are doing early tests. We plan to open source plans for an entire Mars colony4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/oculus
A new study by engineers at MIT, Caltech, and ETH Zurich shows that nanoarchitected materials—materials designed from precisely patterned nanoscale structures—may be a promising route to lightweight armor, protective coatings, blast shields, and other impact-resistant materials.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/EngineeringPorn
I got a few engineer friends together and we are working on a Virtual Reality Demo for Mars. So far we are doing early tests. We plan to open source plans for an entire Mars colony4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/virtualreality
Was this a storm or some nuclear test? Never seen such damage done to a forest3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Switzerland
Spare time project: Landmark building on Mars housing a giant Sequoia Tree. I'm preparing this for a Mars Colony VR Demo4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/oculus
The view from the fairing during the SES-10 mission. Welcome to a new age of space exploration! Credit: SpaceX3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/space
Spare time project: Landmark building on Mars housing a giant Sequoia Tree. I'm preparing this for a Mars Colony VR Demo4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/virtualreality
NGC 6302 nebula has an estimated surface temperature of about 250,000 degrees C and its wingspan covers over 3 lightyears. This sharp and colorful close-up of the dying star's nebula was recorded in 2009 by the Hubble Space Telescope's Wide Field Camera 33yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The photo was snapped from low orbit as the ISS travelled past on February 26. The spacecraft’s altitude was 214 nautical miles away from Earth, about the same distance it takes to drive from central London to Manchester by car via the M403yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/spaceporn
A new study by engineers at MIT, Caltech, and ETH Zurich shows that nanoarchitected materials—materials designed from precisely patterned nanoscale structures—may be a promising route to lightweight armor, protective coatings, blast shields, and other impact-resistant materials.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/AerospaceEngineering
Architecture and City Planning for 1 Million People Colony on Mars, Live at Nexus Aurora 20:00 CET. Link in comments4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
I got a few engineer friends together and we are working on a Virtual Reality Demo for Mars. So far we are doing early tests. We plan to open source plans for an entire Mars colony using Unity and HTML54yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/web_design
The photo was snapped from low orbit as the ISS travelled past on February 26. The spacecraft’s altitude was 214 nautical miles away from Earth, about the same distance it takes to drive from central London to Manchester by car via the M403yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/EarthEnthusiasts
I got a few engineer friends together and we are working on a Virtual Reality Demo for Mars. So far we are doing early tests. We plan to open source plans for an entire Mars colony4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/3Dmodeling
NGC 6302 nebula has an estimated surface temperature of about 250,000 degrees C and its wingspan covers over 3 lightyears. This sharp and colorful close-up of the dying star's nebula was recorded in 2009 by the Hubble Space Telescope's Wide Field Camera 33yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/space
Here are the first three landing sites we have begun considering for the colony...(descriptions below)4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
Heatshield tiles have been spotted for the first time on a Starship nosecone3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
A new study by engineers at MIT, Caltech, and ETH Zurich shows that nanoarchitected materials—materials designed from precisely patterned nanoscale structures—may be a promising route to lightweight armor, protective coatings, blast shields, and other impact-resistant materials.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Trendurile recente imi dau un sentiment puternic ca ne asteapta in maxim un an o criza economica severa. Intrebare, ce recomandari de investitii pentru a proteja economiile personale aveti?2yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Romania
Spare time project: Landmark building on Mars housing a giant Sequoia Tree. I'm preparing this for a Mars Colony VR Demo4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/architecture
Here are the first three landing sites we have begun considering for the colony...(descriptions below)4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/aerospace
World Record! First time ever 16 humans in space at one time! Here's a list of other note worthy spaceflight records3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Nu stam la discutii cu astfel de useri, ban. Multumesc pentru report!3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/programare
Spare time project: Landmark building on Mars housing a giant Sequoia Tree. I'm preparing this for a Mars colony engineering game4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/SteamVR
A new study by engineers at MIT, Caltech, and ETH Zurich shows that nanoarchitected materials—materials designed from precisely patterned nanoscale structures—may be a promising route to lightweight armor, protective coatings, blast shields, and other impact-resistant materials.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/IsaacArthur
I got a few engineer friends together and we are working on a Virtual Reality Demo for Mars. So far we are doing early tests. We plan to open source plans for an entire Mars colony4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/blender
The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope is one of the revolutionary proposals named in NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/astrophysics
Eight jets, eight different and contrasting tail surface designs —> Which one is your favorite?2yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/AerospaceEngineering
A new study by engineers at MIT, Caltech, and ETH Zurich shows that nanoarchitected materials—materials designed from precisely patterned nanoscale structures—may be a promising route to lightweight armor, protective coatings, blast shields, and other impact-resistant materials.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/spaceflight
A new study by engineers at MIT, Caltech, and ETH Zurich shows that nanoarchitected materials—materials designed from precisely patterned nanoscale structures—may be a promising route to lightweight armor, protective coatings, blast shields, and other impact-resistant materials.3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/materials
This view from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA's Mars rover Curiosity shows an example of cross-bedding that results from water passing over a loose bed of sediment. The cross-bedding -- evident as layers at angles to each other -- reflects formation and passage of waves of sand3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Biodomes in Emirati desert will create Mars-like conditions to train astronauts3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Mars
Pe cei care nu stiu sa comunice cu un minim de decenta ii invitam sa se dezaboneze, inclusiv de pe discord. O seara placuta!3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/programare
The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope is one of the revolutionary proposals named in NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Another booster from the Shenzhou-12 launch landed on a civilian road in China on July 17th2yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/rocketry
Here are the first three landing sites we have begun considering for the colony...(descriptions below)4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Mars
Here are the first three landing sites we have begun considering for the colony...(descriptions below)4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/ISRO
Without open spaces, the Martian colony will feel like a trap. For the sake of a comfortable life on Mars we are proposing big open spaces as centres of public life. An estimated 5h per day is the daily safe limit of radiation exposure within this particular habitat4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Earth or Mars? Earth Image Credit & Copyright: Filipe Alves; Mars Image Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission, JPL, NASA3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/space
To accommodate 1 million habitants, large farm lands will be required to provide sufficient food for everyone in the colony. We are already testing ideas for construction materials.4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Eight jets, eight different and contrasting tail surface designs —> Which one is your favorite?2yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/FighterJets
China releases photos from Tianwen-1 Mars probe after landing, source in comments3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Hmmm... This thing is taking shape. It really looks like it could be one of the catching arms. Speculation?3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/StarshipDevelopment
The medicine team has been busy developing a highly flexible, scalable modular medicine production platform for Mars. This project paves the way towards a sustainable Mars colony architecture. We need additional feedback from biotech experts4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Bio-reactors finally done. There is one clear 900m long continuous pipe of 250mm wide. Each one holds 44 kl. There is space inside the structure to still add feeding material into the pipes mid way. The outer plastic completely covers the structure.4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Architecture and City Planning for 1 Million People Colony on Mars, Live at Nexus Aurora 20:00 CET. Link in comments4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/Colonizemars
SpaceX, why only one fire hose? Why not several? How about a RC firetruck?3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/AerospaceEngineering
Hematite distribution map. Wahoo, we got lucky !!! There are some spots near the base in Hellas Planitia, not much elsewhere! Thanks AdvancedCandle!4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Have you considered the simple architecture of just tethering two space craft together? That way you only need to take the tether with you and you do not need all the other systems. The Starship even has the mounting hardware in the nose because it needs to be lifted by crane. credit: Jakob3yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
For a Mars colony to be self-sustaining an own medicine production line is needed. At the beginning the Mars city we will be dependent on shipments from Earth but at some stage, the city has to set up its own production facility4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Here are the first three landing sites we have begun considering for the colony...(descriptions below)4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/MarsSociety
The VR and work on modelling is progressing fast. We are exploring various ideas for the look and feel of all sorts of objects.4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
Each school building is designed to house 4 separate schooling grades in the most positive environment we can manage on Mars4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/NexusAurora
