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2 points by bscphil 8 months ago | past
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2 points by throwaway_08932 8 months ago | past | 1 comment
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2 points by tosh 9 months ago | past
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| | Why Not Explore Cruithne? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by omnibrain 9 months ago | past
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| | How much bigger could Earth be before rockets wouldn't work? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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442 points by trashtensor 9 months ago | past | 261 comments
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| | Is there still a legless phantom crew member on ISS? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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2 points by taubek 11 months ago | past
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1 point by pyinstallwoes on Oct 11, 2023 | past
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1 point by marcodiego on April 29, 2023 | past
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2 points by curling_grad on Feb 27, 2023 | past
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2 points by cesis on Feb 7, 2023 | past
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| | How much power does it need to send commands to Voyager satellites? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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4 points by 8K832d7tNmiQ on Jan 27, 2023 | past
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| | Lunar nuclear power system – how can hydrogen generated on Moon be liquefied? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by graderjs on Jan 16, 2023 | past
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| | How might SpinLaunch spin something fast enough to launch it into orbit? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by ZeljkoS on Oct 6, 2022 | past
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| | Why did NASA's JPL put a Morse code on the wheels of Curiosity? (2021) (space.stackexchange.com) |
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4 points by Tomte on Aug 9, 2022 | past | 1 comment
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| | Why does the Unity spacecraft look transparent? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by pyinstallwoes on June 21, 2022 | past
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| | Why did the engineers at NASA's JPL put a Morse code on the wheels of Curiosity? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by Tomte on Jan 10, 2022 | past
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| | Why is the James Webb Space Telescope's data storage space so small? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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24 points by soheilpro on Dec 26, 2021 | past | 2 comments
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| | What does the Sun-Earth-Moon system look like from the Sun-Earth L-2 point? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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9 points by amichail on Dec 25, 2021 | past
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| | Aren't the mirrors of the James Webb Space Telescope too unprotected? (2014) (space.stackexchange.com) |
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4 points by zeristor on Dec 25, 2021 | past | 1 comment
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| | Has SpaceX chosen to drop the Transpiration cooling of Starship? If so, why? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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2 points by firebaze on Oct 31, 2021 | past
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7 points by robin_reala on July 9, 2021 | past
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| | Rockets – What are the chances that a spacecraft is hit by space junk? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by helsinkiandrew on July 8, 2021 | past
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| | How is the altitude of a satellite defined, as the Earth is not spherical? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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2 points by belter on June 5, 2021 | past
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| | Unix Epoch in International Space Station (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by tosh on May 30, 2021 | past
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| | Why did the engineers at NASA's JPL put a Morse code on the wheels of Curiosity? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by Tomte on April 29, 2021 | past
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| | Is it possible to throw a baseball so hard it circles the earth above your head? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by duck on Feb 25, 2021 | past | 1 comment
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| | Can we use interstellar hydrogen as a fuel for interstellar travel? (2014) (space.stackexchange.com) |
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2 points by hrgiger on Jan 21, 2021 | past | 1 comment
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| | What skipped test on Genesis would have detected the backwards accelerometer? (space.stackexchange.com) |
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2 points by ldite on Dec 18, 2020 | past
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| | SpaceX Crew Dragon uses Chromium, JavaScript and C++ (space.stackexchange.com) |
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1 point by florianmari on June 1, 2020 | past
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| | Falcon 9 – 3 dual core x86 proc, Linux instance per core, Flight Software C/C++ (space.stackexchange.com) |
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6 points by hourislate on May 31, 2020 | past
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