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Liftoff of Fram2 and the fram2!

So, you probably won't believe how desperate Starliner's flight to the space station got last summer ... arstechnica.com/space/2025/04/…

April 1 😂

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Congrats ladies! Welcome home. #NS31

Blue Origin launches all-woman New Shepard suborbital flight spacenews.com/blue-origin-la…

I’m nominated, alongside others, for a Webby! Voting ends today please vote for us! bit.ly/43RrnnG “#ThisIsPurdue Solar Eclipse astronaut panel podcast episode at Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been nominated for “Best Live Podcast Recording!” “

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Happy Earth Day! She’s a beaut! #Unity22

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Holy moly, humanity just launched 5 orbital rockets within the span of a day, roughly, to add over 100 new broadband satellites to mega-constellations. Uncrewed, but still. Congrats to the SpaceX/Falcon9/Starlink, ULA/Atlas/Amazon/Kuiper, and LongMarch/GuoWang teams!

On this day in 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space when he launched on a suborbital mission aboard his Mercury "Freedom 7" spacecraft. The mission lasted 15 minutes and 22 seconds. More on Shepherd's history making flight: s.si.edu/42bARq0

Here is a clip of the closeout crew approaching the pad for the final shuttle launch, taken from the "truck camera" DVD I found at the antique mall today. Once I have the full videos from the DVDs I found, I'll post them to my channel for posterity.