You can see Mars' northern ice cap an 8 inch Celestron.
So many things wrong with this video from a technical aspect, I don't know where to start. But, as science fiction it's cool.
Quote from: mr. mark on 03/23/2014 12:53 pmSo many things wrong with this video from a technical aspect, I don't know where to start. But, as science fiction it's cool.This is a PARTY THREAD!Wooo!
What does Mars have to do with CRS3? Someone crashed this party.
I'm thinking we should get a spacex raft, good place to tan in the daytime and a great place to watch launches around, say a barbi and a few drinks , in the evening or early morning ( like 4am etc).. may even get a change to see a stage land in the sea, if not we will know about success.. tidle wave.. spilled beer, not good
Kerosene. Maybe switch to methane somewhere down the line.
In another thread there was a question about retrieval vessel for the booster stage.The prototype is ready and will be on the water.
Wonder where Freedom Star will be late night on the 30th ?
On September 28, 2012, Freedom Star was transferred to the U.S. Department of Transportation's James River Reserve Fleet for potential use as a training vessel.