If we’re going to be servicing satellites (and we are), we have to accept the dual use of the technology. Space is a place.
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If we’re going to be servicing satellites (and we are), we have to accept the dual use of the technology. Space is a place.
[Update a few minutes later]
More from Space News.
[Update a while later]
China’s plans to dominate space.
It’s been fifty-five years since the pad disaster. It was the day before my birthday.
Or should I say, look out above? A Falcon 9 upper stage is going to crash into the Moon in a few weeks.
It’s arrived safely at ESL2.
If the commercial spaceflight industry wants your “help,” it will ask for it.
This seems sort of spectacular.
Are SpaceX’s plans there on indefinite hold?
This is definitely going to delay first orbital flight test, and it may occur out of Florida instead.
Deployment complete.
I’m glad it worked, but I would not have done it that way. I’d have used those billions to develop technology for assembling large space structures. This is the first, and probably last origami telescope. Future instruments will be built in space.