Topic: Watch Preview of LADEE TO MOON Tomorrow, September 6, 11:00 AM target

Preview Short Video to Prepare Family Event For Kids, Parents and Schools

LADEE TO MOON
http://www.space.com/22667-nasa-moon-spacecraft-launching-friday.html
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Do you think here in Nova we will be able to see the streak of light heading up?

That would be 11:30 pm.

I said lunch, not launch!

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> Do you think here in Nova we will be able to see
> the streak of light heading up?

I know you are dumb so I provided you with a link. (it's called googling el tardo)

http://www.space.com/22628-nasa-ladee-moon-launch-viewing-maps.html

No go out and buy a compass so you can figure out which way to look with your glossy dumbfounded eyes. k retard?

I can't put food on the table and struggle with the rent......

And Whiteys on the moon...

Re: NASA MOON LAUNCH TOMORROW SEPT 6 11:00 AM__NASA WALLOP ISL VIRGINIA new

Preview Discussion on NASA TV:

Closing in on LADEE Launch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpTCa85V22U&feature=youtube_gdata


Possible Response to Putting Food On the Table & Using Moon For Humanity

Once we know more about the moon, and can use the solar energy resources that can benefit all of us by bringing solar energy to earth via microwave + , innovation and exploration can reduce cost of energy for all of us, poor and middle class.

There is no "magic solution" to creating more quality jobs quickly that America needs and wants.

So, keep on trucking as best as we can now and for future.

Yea, more food on the table, for poor and middle class by innovation and exploration of the Moon and later Mars make sense ?

Between svennestle and waldenthreenet, off topic has gone full retard.

Cool, got my camera ready..
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Should I take a video or do a time lapse image? hmm..

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> Should I take a video or do a time lapse image?
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Set up the best quality camera for the time lapse, use another for the launch. Nice view ! what apartment complex?

I saw it. That waa very cool. Actually, that was the coolest thing that happened to me today.

Got it on video over DC..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAfbjrro_Uk

holy crap 64 views already haha

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> Set up the best quality camera for the time lapse,
> use another for the launch. Nice view ! what
> apartment complex?


2800 Wisconsin Ave, a couple blocks south of the National Cathedral.

Your view count just hit 150.

YOu were the very first to upload a launch video to YOutube. Enjoy the fame. You're gonna have thousands of hits by morning.

Cool video. Thanks for posting it.

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Thanks for posting the video!

Very cool, wish I could see it from my yard.

I kinda expected it to go faster than it did. Seemed slow, like an airplane.

I kinda expected it to go faster than it did. Seemed slow, like an airplane.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Sort of an optical illusion because it was travelling up and due east. You could actually see it until it was past Bermuda and at an elevation of about 180,000 feet.

The other part of the optical illusion made it appear that its trajectory arches and drops back toward Earth. That's because the rocket followed the natural roundness of our own planet’s curvature.

Was the payload Miley Cyrus ...I hope.

Is anyone feeling the effects of the lithium chemtrails that were sprayed from the rocket?

Great job with the video showing the launch, then going to the video shot of the DC skyline.

Thanks for posting!!!

Skynet has become self-aware!

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> I kinda expected it to go faster than it did.
> Seemed slow, like an airplane.

If you watch the video from the launchpad, it's astonishing at how fast the thing jumped into the sky, way faster than most rockets like the Space Shuttle. I guess that's because it's a recycled ICBM.

When does it hit Syria?

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> When does it hit Syria?


This is not a place to discuss this topic John.

Imagine where our space program would be if we weren't spending a trillion dollars on war...

Imagine where our message board would be if we weren't replying to threads posted by autistic retards. Fuck you, Avi... really, fuck you.

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> Imagine where our space program would be if we
> weren't spending a trillion dollars on war...

By now we could have put Sarah Palin on Uranus!

I blame Obama for tonight's moon launch.

"Fuck you, Avi... really, fuck you."

hey hey HEY! This is NOT Craigslist "Men Seeking Men", OK?!

OBAMA LIES! THE MISSLE FIRED TONIGHT IS A NEW TYPE OF LASER NUCLEAR WEAPON TO USE AGAINST SYRIA IN THE COMING DAYS! WORLD WAR 3 IS FAST APROACHING PEOPLE! BE PREPARED FOR THE MUSLIM INVASION AS OBAMA SECRETLY LETS THEM IN TO OUR NATION AFTER WE ATTACK SYRIA.
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ham! Wrote:
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> I blame Obama for tonight's moon launch.

I take credit for tonights moon launch

I saw it clearly; I thought it was a UFO.

So.... I put down my rum drink.

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> I saw it clearly; I thought it was a UFO.
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> So.... I put down my rum drink.




I couldn't see it, so I know you couldn't see it.

I saw it, clearly. I saw flames spewing from the tail, then the flames disappeared and it was just a white star racing across the sky, but it seemed low, like it could almost fall into the ocean.

tomahawk Wrote:
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> > Seemed slow, like an airplane.
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> If you watch the video from the launchpad, it's
> astonishing at how fast the thing jumped into the
> sky, way faster than most rockets like the Space
> Shuttle. I guess that's because it's a recycled
> ICBM.


I'm pretty sure the space shuttle was designed to lift off slowly. Even then, the acceleration was near the boundary of what humans can withstand. If a rocket is not carrying humans, it can be designed to accelerate much more quickly.

September 7, 2013


Update: LADEE Status

Sept. 7, 3:40 a.m. EDT Update

NASA has confirmed its Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) has separated from its ride into space, powered up and is communicating with ground controllers following a successful launch at 11:27 p.m. EDT Friday, Sept. 6, from the agency's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. LADEE is on its way to arrive at the moon in 30 days, then enter lunar orbit.


http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ladee/main/index.html
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I think I see Meade Skelton looking out the little window.

YOu were the very first to upload a launch video to YOutube. Enjoy the fame. You're gonna have thousands of hits by morning.
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3,897 hits as of 7:35 am. Good job!

WTF, these fuckers copied my video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tcQsAOUCeo

There is an option with alittle flag in the info box panel by the thumbs up and views ,its says "Flag This" mouse over that and find the option under Copyright Infringement that says "Infringes My Rights" or something of that nature.

Fucking Australian media! (the offender who copied your video)

Thanks, I filled out that form and it seems the other one isn't showing up in searches, so that's good.

I looked on twitter and a bunch of people tweeted it, including one guy with over 70,000 followers.

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> I kinda expected it to go faster than it did.
> Seemed slow, like an airplane.

Yes... I made a similar comment to a guy standing next to me.

Surprisingly, he was more intelligent than his tattoos would suggest.

I love surprises.

Alias Wrote:
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> Yes... I made a similar comment to a guy
> standing next to me.

that's because it was really far away from you

it was covering a great distance but the angular distance from your vantage point was far more enormous than watching a plane take off nearby.

Cool, NASA just posted my video to their website.

http://www.nasa.gov/content/ladee-lights-up-the-east-coast/index.html#.UivxBT_Bz6V

Cool, NASA just posted my video to their website.

http://www.nasa.gov/content/ladee-lights-up-the-east-coast/index.html#.UivxBT_Bz6V
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And we knew you before you became famous. Goddamn! You're a NASA celebrity now!

I bet waldenthreenet is jealous of the recent fame.

Over 20,000 Youtube hits now. Our special little FFXUer done good.

September 15, 2013

NASA LADEE UPDATE Today:

Sept. 15, 2013: The LADEE spacecraft is still performing well. The team just completed some initial science instrument checkout tests. The protective covers are still on all of the instruments, so these tests power up and check the instrument electronics. The Neutral Mass Spectrometer (NMS) aliveness and performance tests are complete, and the Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrometer

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ladee/main/index.html

(UVS) dark calibration test is complete.


I notice NASA still not talking about LADEE "Spinning Too Fast Shut Down" issue. Does anyone know if they corrected that problem yet ?
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Hey cafetwinv, do you prefer "Jeopardy" or "Wheel of Fortune"?

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WTF, these fuckers copied my video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tcQsAOUCeo

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Congrats, the plagarized video was removed.

any idea if the frog is okay?
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September 20 From NASA TOday.

Updates

Sept. 20, 2013: LADEE continues in the phasing loops, and is approaching the next critical perigee maneuver early Saturday morning at 4:53 a.m. PDT. The plans for the maneuver have been generated and verified, and backup plans prepared to handle any unexpected events that might crop up during the maneuver. The spacecraft systems are healthy and the trajectory looks very good.

Looking ahead, Moon Station For Benefits for Earth People (While Space science also ?)

TED Space Energy Presentation - Peter Sage - part 1 of 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_m6tlF901g
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Ralph Pootawn Wrote:
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Is that a tiny frog on the camera lens, or some huge toad that was blown from the rocket blast?

That's no frog....


THAT"S FUCKIN' MEADE SKELTON!!!! Don't you recognize the body shape?

Holy shit! That does look like Meade. Sweet Jesus, maybe that's why he hasn't been booked anywhere lately. Poor bastard... damn!

Looks like Nov 4 there will be another launch from Wallops.

September 28, 2013

NASA LADEE UPDATE Today:

Updates

Sept. 27, 2013: The LADEE spacecraft is past apogee - the point when it is farthest from Earth - and is headed back toward Earth for a final fly-by on Tuesday, Oct 1, 2013. The last perigee maneuver - when the spacecraft was closest to Earth - was perfect, so no maneuver will be needed during the fly-by. The mission operations team at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., performed a test of LADEE’s medium gain antenna for the first time, and everything looks good. This antenna will be used to transmit science data to the ground, once LADEE arrives in lunar orbit.

REF URL NASA LADEE:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ladee/main/index.html

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Looks like Wallops is closed due to the shutdown, wonder if the launch will be postponed.

Re: NASA MOON LAUNCH TOMORROW SEPT 6 11:00 AM__NASA WALLOP ISL VIRGINIA new
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Date: October 02, 2013 08:25AM

While we are waiting for NASA to open back up for business, BBC reported yesterday about MARS that's interesting.

2 October 2013 Last updated at 13:09 ET Share this pageEmail Print Share this page

Supervolcanoes ripped up early Mars

By Jonathan Amos
Science correspondent, BBC News

So it seems that Supervolcanos once existed in Mars and created landscape that was earlier thought to be astroid strike.

What does this mean for future planetary science ?

October 4, 2013

NASA FIRST BANDICOOT IN SPACE HEADED FOR URANUS UPDATE Today:

Updates

October 4, 2013: The CUREE spacecraft with live Bandicoot is approaching Uranus - and is headed toward landing on Tuesday, Oct 10, 2013. The mission operations team at NASA of India's Sacred Cow Research Center in Calcutta India, performed a test of CUREE's medium gain antenna for the first time, and everything looks good. This antenna will be used to transmit science data to the ground, once CUREE and the Bandicoot known as "Avi" arrives on the surface of Uranus.

REF URL NASA CUREE:
http://www.nasaofindia.gov/mission_pages/curee/main/index.html

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Re: NASA MOON LAUNCH TOMORROW SEPT 6 11:00 AM__NASA WALLOP ISL VIRGINIA new
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Date: October 04, 2013 08:13AM

FOLLOW UP October 10, 2013

LLCD__ Next Historic NASA LADEE DEMO__30 Days Out as Planned

NASA's Lunar Laser Communications Demonstration (LLCD)
was originally planned for 30 days out, which is just about now, today or within next few days, if all is well as appeared to be as of October 06th or so , when LADEE started moved successfully closer to the Moon's surface from
Moon Orbit.

We can't get any up to date report from NASA due to the Federal Shut Down, but let us hope and pray that this historic moment of LLCD succesful demo will not be denied to the pubic here in America or elsewhere in the nation for too much longer.

We live in a historic moment with historic opportunities particularly for the high tech biz community here at Fairfax Metro DC hub, if NASA succeeds with LLCD Demo.

The side benefit may be,when all that data is analyzed we will know where and approximately how much "water" is located in the polar region of the moon !

Yea, standby folks on this historic moment in America's science and technology innovations yet to come__NASA's Lunar Laser Communications Demonstration (LLCD)
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2013 Nov 4

7:30 pm EST

ORS 3 Launch
Minotaur 1, Wallops Flight Facility LC-0B
ORS-3 is a name of a mission to launch a large number of satellites simultaneously. It is described as an “Enabler” mission for the Operationally Responsive Space (ORS) Office of the Department of Defense. The orbit will be 500 km circular at 40°.5 inclination.

Time is the opening of a three hour window.

The largest payload is STPSat 3 which carries five separate packages of instruments and a retro-rocket that will drop it from orbit at the end ot its life (up to 25 years):
1 - iMESA-R (Integrated Miniaturized Electrostatic Analyzer Reflight), a U.S. Air Force Academy mission designed to measure plasma densities and energies,
2 - J-CORE (Joint Component Research), a space phenomenology mission sponsored by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) /EO Countermeasures Technology Branch (RYMW) & Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC),
3 - SSU (Strip Sensor Unit), an AFRL Directed Energy (RD) experiment to provide risk reduction through on-orbit testing and operation of a sensor assembly,
4 - SWATS (Small Wind and Temperature Spectrometer), a Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) mission to provide in-situ measurements of the neutral and plasma environment to characterize the Earth's ionosphere and thermosphere,
5 - TCTE (TSI Calibration Transfer Experiment) , a NASA/NOAA mission to collect high accuracy, high precision measurements of Total Solar Irradiance to monitor changes in solar irradiance incident at the top the Earth's atmosphere with TCTE instrument provided by the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics.

Also carried will be NASA's ELaNa (Educational Launch of Nanosatellites) 4 package and further cubesats to a total of 19 satellites. The ELaNa payloads are:

1 - Lunar Orbiter/Lander CubeSat - 1U cubesat, testing software and an imager for an eventual lunar orbiter/lander cubesat that will be sent to the Moon via a launch to geosynchronous orbit, from Vermont Technical College and the University of Vermont,

2 - Black Knight 1 - 1U cubesat from West Point Military Academy under the Space Test Program,

3 - SPA-1 Trailblazer - 1U cubesat to provide proof-of-concept for an Air Force Sponsored bus technology called Space Plug-and-play Architecture (SPA) from University of New Mexico,

4 - TetherSat - a pair of 1.5U cubesats built by the Naval Postgraduate School under the Space Test Program - a tether between them will carry a Direct Current and use interaction with the local magnetic field to provide propulsion in order to raise the orbit by 500 kilometres,

5 - TJ3Sat - 1U cubesat from Thomas Jefferson High School of Alexandria, Virginia that will be used as a broadcast satellite at amateur frequencies, using a phonetic voice synthesizer that converts strings of text to voice,

6 - DragonSat-1 - 1U cubesat from Drexel Space Systems Laboratory of Drexel University carrying a camera, a magnetometer, an accelerometer and seven temperature sensors,

7 - Copper-Cube (Close Orbit Propulsion Plume and Elemental Recognition - Cube) - 1U cubesat from Parks College of Engineering, Aviation & Technology of St Louis University, to be used for infrared imaging.

Details of the remaining payloads to follow.

October 23, 2013


Update: NASA LADEE LLCD Successfully Demonstrated as reported just now by NASA GODDARD ! WOW ! Go NASA !

(Laser Light Communicatins that has 5 times the download speed than current download from satellite communications)

These lot more data about the moon will be coming to us in the next few weeks to be analyzed by experts, university faculty, students, amateur astronomers, etc located here in Fairfax County VA and elsewhere at Hometown USA !

For example; Soon we may be able to answer how much "water" in the form of ice may be available in Moon's polar region ?

More Conversation: NASA GODDARD Just Reported as follows;

October 23, 2013


LLCD was powered-on, and the signal with LADEE was acquired on September 27th, 2013.

LLCD began to demonstrate the capabilities of laser communications, from the Moon, with the first successful pass occurring on October 18th, 2013.

Check out the NASA Goddard Page for more details as I will be also. Let's have intelligent conversation among us thoughtful people !

http://esc.gsfc.nasa.gov/267/271.html