The Juno space probe is going to arrive in the Jupiter system today and we will get the best images of Jupiter and it's moons yet seen.
Monday, July 4 -- Orbit Insertion Day
9 a.m. PDT (Noon EDT) -- Pre-orbit insertion briefing at JPL
7:30 p.m. PDT (10:30 p.m. EDT) -- Orbit insertion and NASA TV commentary begin
10 p.m. PDT (1 a.m. EDT on July 5) -- Post-orbit insertion briefing at JPL
To watch all of these events online, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/nasatv
http://www.ustream.tv/nasa
http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl2
>>55413021
>>55413036
OP, this is way too advanced of a subject for your average /g/ent to understand. Try explaining it in terms of graphics cards and smartphones.
Today? Neat.
Does anyone know how much better images from the James Webb will be than Hubble?
>>55413052
lol
>>55413021
There are 3 lego figurines near Jupiter atm onboard spacecraft Juno. And they will crash into Jupiter ending the mission!!!
T - 7hrs
>>55413021
>it's happening
finally
>>55413114
>he doesn't know the james webb doesn't take visible imagery
10^19 orders of magnitude better.
You'll be able to see a nipple hairs on an alien tit all the way on a planet in M51 whirlpool.
I wish I was still in New Zealand to watch it live. It will be 2:30am in England.
>>55413021
Is there really anything interesting happening other than some guy at NASA telling us, that indeed the probe arrived at Jupiter?
Space exploration is a waste of money.
>>55413528
Graphics cards are a waste of resources
>>55413021
who cares
space is for geeks
>>55413528
To the contrary. The more we know about the universe, the faster we can develop materials and processes on earth. There are plenty of materials that we have discovered on comets and asteroids that have led to developments on earth.
>>55413381
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html#public
HABBENING
>>55413021
today, OP wasn't a faggot.
thanks for this, didn't know this is happening today.
>>55413528
And you are a waste of oxygen
>>55413560
>the majority of the universe is for geeks
>>55413021
JPL employee here. Ask me anything.
> Pic related. Small size model of Juno on display at JPL
>>55414341
How much do you make?
>>55414341
When will we be able to have sex with people from Jupiter?
>>55414362
I'm an Intern so about 600/wk
>>55414341
Are there many SJWs ?
>>55414341
so crash will happen in 2018?
so much time to spend on /pol/ on false habbenings untill then
>>55414394
When we produce a earth dick to Jupiter vagina adapter.
>>55414459
Nor at all. It's actually one of the least SJW-infested place since it requires actual intelligence, which SJWs do not have
>>55414341
what did you major in?
>>55413052
as sad it is, it's true
>>55414341
Ayy lmao?
>>55414486
What crash?
>>55414552
Electrical engineering, but I'm doing a CS internship.
>>55414341
Can I have an internship???????
>>55414584
>What crash?
21 Feb 2018 Jupiter impact
http://www.planetary.org/blogs/emily-lakdawalla/2016/06090600-what-to-expect-from-junocam.html
>>55414619
chill out. he is lying
>>55414341
what's your favorite programming language?
>>55414576
Yes. It's been confirmed.
>>55414619
Apply here for next year:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/intern/apply/
And also make sure to apply to all jobs listed here:
https://students-jpl.icims.com/jobs/search
>>55414666
That, yea it's happening as of now.
>>55414680
JavaScript, Python, Go
>>55413052
>thinking orbital mechanics are hard
i completely struggled through my university courses on it, then i picked up KSP and got the entire thing down extremely quickly
i seriously recommend everyone here play KSP, it's better to see something happening than read about it.
shit like frames of reference, orbital velocities, body rotations, rendezvouses, transfers, etc i was able to depict and thus learned much easier. it doesn't simulate more intensive shit like the n-body problem for example, but if you're having a bit of trouble it'll show you how everything works
pic related
>>55414861
There's an amazing mod for the n-body problem. It limits you predicted trajectories so you have to do it the proper way and approximate and do deep space corrections.
>>55414861
Do you have any recommended mods for KSP?
>>55415013
MechJeb LSD and weed. lots of it
>>55413036
>go to first link
>a plugin is needed to display this content
>go to second link
>flash plugin missing
>go to third link
>get the latest flash player to view this content
I hope their little space probe crashes into Jupiter.
>>55415571
opensourcefags btfo
>>55415571
>closed source software
>used to go to fucking jupiter and orbit around it
>open source software
>used to watch weeb cartoons
Hmmm I wonder which one is more useful for society.
Is that ~4 hour countdown accurate?
>>55413021
>tldr: NASA is playing their latest CGI production
>>55415724
>>55415724
I can't go to Jupiter and I can't fuck mai waifu.
So it's about the same, really.
>>55415801
Prove me wrong.
>>55415759
Nah they're just guessing when they think the satellite is gonna get there by rolling some dice.
>>55415782
Simply epic.
37 O R B I T S
7
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I
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$1.1 BILLION
The "show" starts at 10:30 EST.
>>55416579
Oh fug.
Bumping for Hera.
the electric universe
This cant be real as the earth is flat
>Juno will get thrown away by Jupiter's radiation as it enters the orbit
It's going to happen, mark my words.
Juno's Approach to Jupiter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjfQCTat-8s
>2016
>still can't offer a live video feed of the orbiting approach
fucking NASA
>>55417773
Nasa Eyes visualization program can provide what you're looking for.
>>55417773
>live video
Quick, calculate the time it takes for a video signal from Jupiter to reach Earth.
>>55417790
probably a few minutes
>>55417790
39 minutes or so. It is mentioned in the press kit.
>>55413528
The thing about fundamental science as opposed to technology is that technology can only be developed up to the limitations of current science.
>anon, that's obvious and irrelevant.
Well, the thing about fundamental science is that its progress and the applications thereof tend to be perfectly random. That is to say, no one fucking knows what field is going to make the next useful discovery or how that discovery will apply to technologists. Maybe the mars expedition will give insight into how not to kill our planet. Maybe an improved understanding of quasars will lead to quantum computing. At the end of the day, all fundamental science can do is branch out in every direction at once and hope there is more to learn.
>anon I love you have my babies.
Thanks but I already have aids.
>>55417790
48 minutes atm.
http://theskylive.com/jupiter-info
I can't found where the video is happening
![[Screams Internally] - Palutena.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YTVNSnd.jpg "[Screams Internally] - Palutena.jpg")
SOON™
>>55414861
Cool. I'll pirate a copy sometime.
About to make the turn for the burn
JPL just went live.
vlc: http://nasatv-lh.akamaihd.net/i/NASA_103@319271/master.m3u8
Just crossed the north pole of jupiter, still turning to get into position.
47,000 miles to go
>>55418272
>vlc
The link also works with real media players, y'know.
>>55413021
it'll be a while (quite a while) before we get images that are better than what we have now
but I'm excited
>>55413528
Honestly, the experience and technology developed in the process of trying to do advanced operations in space is worth it, let alone the data acquired from the mission itself.
30 minutes to orbital insertion.
>>55418295
if there's one thing VLC is actually pretty good for, it's streaming media, and a load of its flaws stem from the fact that it treats pretty much all media like it's being streamed over the network
Turn is complete, standing by for spin-up
>>55418377
2 minutes
spin up complete
>>55418419
Fuck that host is dumb as a fucking post
>>55418428
I'm not even watching the stream, I have the Nasa Eyes program running, which shows these things happening in real-time as they would on the actual spacecraft.
>20 mil rads
Jesus christ, I knew it was a lot, but holy fuck
>>55418428
The curiosity landing live was ace tho.
The computer parts are in a heavy titanium box for radiation protection.
>>55416537
Is this for real? Seriously?!
We're spending $1.1 billion on this?!
We could have fucking cured cancer and alzheimer's and HIV by now if it wasn't for you faggots and your retarded fixation on getting more pretty pictures of places that neither you nor any human being will every have a use for.
>>55418526
Now go look at the military budget, for all the good that does...
>>55413407
Most of the deep space photos are spectrum-shifted false color images one way or the other.
>>55418526
Sure bro. I can't wait until you see the military budget.
10 minutes to the burn, get hype.
>>55418526
>We're spending $1.1 billion on this?!
1.1 billion dollars for a better future and working to progress understandings of our surroundings.
3/10
>>55418526
b8, but i too wish curing cancer was a problem solved by throwing money at it
>>55415013
Mechjeb
There use to be a fuck ton of mods, but Squad the mexican cartel pretty much absorbed all the mods leaving only small autistic things and acute fixes.
The water mod, cable & construction, RAM (if you have a weak computer) Engineers mod.
Weapons mod and multiplayer, but that's where things get CUHRAZY.
>>55414341
How many hours of kerbal space program do I need to play to get a job at NASA?
>>55418495
I got to go to the Griffith Observatory in LA to watch it live with some folks from JPL in attendance, shit was insane.
>>55418526
One budget actually provides results unlike the monopoly of what the healthcare industry is
>>55414861
>>55414967
Are there any mods for improving the planning of gravitational assists? Right now you basically have to brute force / trial and error and estimate the planet positions by eye.
I'd love to be able to plan out multi-body gravity assists with a more useful UI.
>>55418526
Ironic shitposting is still shitposting
>>55418526
vs $598B on a military budget when we have enough civilians with guns that we don't need any military ever.
Most of that 598B is on tanks and shit that won't even get used at any point.
>excited crowd
>>55418329
>if there's one thing VLC is actually pretty good for, it's streaming media
yep, and mpv is still better at it.
holy fuck this guy cant even speak english
>>55418581
This.
I'm seriously about to whistle blow on the whole fucking system. I worked as an EMT and then in finance for hospitals.
You wouldn't believe the garbage people are forced to pay for and the dumb prices we ask the insurance company and they actually fucking pay it.
A box of bendy straws is like 5$ for 100 in the regular world, but in the medical field a box of ''specialty'' straws for people is near 20$ or even more.
Of course 1 box wouldn't be that bad but my hospital alone buys hundreds of these a quarter.
If you ever had a scumbag friend or you say fuck it I want to get rich scamming people, sell shit to hospitals. Better yet be a broker for insurance companies.
>>55418626
What stream are you using? The youtube one doesn't have any sound.
>>55418559
If you want to find a cure cancer, you should focus on finding a way to militarize it. I'm not even kidding.
Every major technological breakthrough is developed for military purposes. For example, our entire understanding of nuclear physics is essentially based on the U.S. military looking for new ways to genocide people.
So: Convince the U.S. military that cancer can be harnessed and weaponized, and you will gain understanding as a result.
Here we go
quick someone fly a quad copter drone with a mystery box near juno so they will have to stop and try again
>>55418589
Not that I am personally aware of, you're stuck with straight hohman to your destination.
There is a mod though that makes that much easier (Transfer Window Planner; Mechjeb also has something similar integrated that will create the desired node for you).
Also, burn has begun, hold on to your butts.
>>55418640
http://www.nasa.gov/nasatv
>>55418702
thanks m8
>>55418632
Yeah people don't get the amount of absolute BULLSHIT the healthcare industry is, and how it is slowed by all the shit going on by regulations of obamacare.
Not to sound idiotic but holy shit obamacare really fucked up a bunch of shit if you want to go to a hospital
>>55418672
Here we go here we go here we go
Reminder that this thing runs on a <300mhz processor
>>55418650
>what is biological weaponry
>>55414341
is it open source?!?!
>>55415724
well closed source programs aren't an issue if they aren't being sold or forced on people.
>>55418739
While Android requires an octocore and 4 GiB of RAM to run smoothly.
>>55418739
Spaceflight is hardly computationally expensive.
>>55418718
>Have old black co-worker.
>He tells me he can't believe his family fell for the obama meme.
>Instead of getting insurance for free by passport, now he has to pay 150$ a month for basic.
I felt sorry for him really, he turned his life around after a long life of jail and became productive and supportive of everyone. He legit said Obama turned him into a republican.
>>55418739
>>55418768
>thinking clock speed is important when longevity and reliability of basic tasks is important
>>55418785
Answer this turbo autist: do you think we are talking seriously or just making a joke?
>>55418808
you never know sometimes on /g/, I'm just drinking because it is the 4th
>>55418748
anthrax, smallpox etc. are not cancer
>>55418739
Does it run a JVM?
>>55418817
Fair enough. Happy 4th of July, murican.
*hits vape*
Cancer is still around because they want to eradicate old people so medicare will stop sucking America dry.
>>55418640
http://nasatv-lh.akamaihd.net/i/NASA_101@319270/master.m3u8
I switched to my roku on the tv cuz the patriotic fireworks are over.
>>55418772
>Go through HS/college when obama was getting elected
>everyone things it will be "free"
>go into IT job pays for it so not too bad
>friends complain now about having to pay for health care and why it has to be taken out of their checks
>Ask what they were thinking
>"well I didn't think it would be this much! It's probably the 1% not paying taxes"
>ohshitnigger
I have no idea why they didn't understand you can't just "print more money" for it.
Juno is now passing through the highest radiation regions of the Jupiter radiation field.
Here's to hoping it doesnt fuck up. Yes, it does have auto-restart for the burn in the event of a computer reset, but if it doesnt rack up at least 20 minutes of burn time it will not capture.
>watching nasatv feed
>chinks
>blacks
>latinos
My fembot asks "where are the white Texans?"
>tfw communication with literally our backyard takes almost two hours for the round trip
>tfw communicating with block next to use takes decades
we will NEVER explore the universe
Juno I'm all about that bass, that bass
>>55418918
>we will NEVER explore the universe
not in our lifetime unless we get a MAJOR breakthrough on par with star trek levelshit. Mars colonization will be the determining factor on how fast we colonize our own solar system
>>55418911
Too dumb to work for Nasa
>>55418954
>tfw will never be smart enough to work for them.
>>55413528
at what point is it not a waste of money? and what would you say about all of the space exploration and research that lead up to that moment? you are a fucking idiot
>$1.1 billion
>spacecraft far away from the sun
>1/20th light at jupiter -vs- earth
>only 500w from solar panels
SJWs at it again. No nuclear RTGs.
i've already been to jupiter and i can assure u theres nothing there worth seeing
>>55418972
Go work for spaceX. Not saying NASA doesn't do a lot for our current space knowledge, but if you want the "FUCK IT DO IT LIVE AND MAKE PROGRESS" method SpaceX is the way to go
>>55418999
Yeah, what's good to know about the 2nd biggest gravity well and random meteor/comet deterrent in our system.
>>55418992
Wouldnt have mattered, the radiation there is so high it would have torn the thermocouples inside apart.
>>55419008
>Fuck it do it live
I like these guys already.
HOWEVER
[spoiler]I'm probably still too dumb.
>>55419008
I heard working for Musk is terrible? I don't know how reliable that source is though.
>>55418739
Well we went to the moon with a 1mhz processor or whatever it was
>Raw data junocam
Prepare yourself to spot the ayy lmao space ships.
>>55413052
But how many FPS does the probe get?
>nasa pushing lego minifigs
>aluminum
>marketing to offset $1.1 billion cost
>>55419037
The work for pay is pretty shit, I talked with some people who worked there and they just said you really gotta enjoy what you do.
>>55418918
only way that seems feasible for long-distance (hundreds of light-years) travel will be wormhole tech, which will be hilariously dangerous if it's actually achieved because you're working with energies enough to bend space (you'd also need to build gates, which would be fucking expensive)
also, you still need time to set something like that up (to actually make the connection to where you want to end up -- it's not teleportation, it's just taking a shortcut)
we're sure as hell not going to do it in our lifetime though
our great grandkids might see the project's beginning
and their great grandkids might finally be attacked by space pirates
>>55419021
whatever man just no its pointless and we shud be focus on colinzing venus instead
>>55418911
I'll give you a little bit of knowledge OP.
I work for a big data company, for our website marketing wanted pictures of people working together. They asked everyone in the office to allow themselves to get pictures taken, participate in booths at conventions, etc.
Everyone tries to get out of this shit. They ask everyone in person once, nearly everyone says no again.
Then they start targeting darkies and women and hound them until they get the numbers needed.
Almost no whites appear on our website or go to our booths.
>basically everyone you see doing this shit are the people that got hounded into submission.
>>55419072
>colinzing venus instead
2/10
If we can't colonize mars we have 0 hope of venus.
>>55419072
>venus
pic related
>>55419037
>Musk
"I want to die on mars, but not on impact".
And the burn is done.
>>55419117
>You may live to die on mars.
>>55419071
Regular (non-exotic) matter can't go thru a wormhole without it closing on itself.
gg NASA
pics fucking where?
>>55419138
>I failed even basic astrophy
>>55419088
cool meme but venus is full of oganic moleculs and u can make food from air
>>55419160
Please explain to me how you plan to colonize a lava field.
>muh floating fortresses
>>55419155
We're not going to have the results of the burn for more than an hour, and the main science mission is not expected to start for another 2 months.
>caught
spinning down
>>55418526
>We could have fucking cured cancer and alzheimer's and HIV by now
>Implying they aren't already cured but we can't get the cure because of patent fuckery
also
>cure cancer
>>55419155
I seriously hope you're joking.
>>55419180
r u dumb m8? venus is lava inactive
when do we get to see cool space pics, science is gay
UGH OH
>Stay awake for another hour to watch the press conference.
nope.
>>55419160
>daily acidic rain
>+700C weather
>unpredictable storms with strong winds +300/km
>worst conditions possible to build any base on the land
compared to
>strongest on mars 60mph
>temps are more familar -120F to 70F
>water below the surface (water and other resources readily available)
>normal day/night for solar energy
>familary gasses making it easy to find renewable resources as well as heating and cooliong
Venus is not viable
>>55419291
>He doesn't live in the atmosphere on Venus.
Enjoy your retarded 3 eyed kids on mars, while I have actual magnetic protection and a o2 rich upper atmosphere to harvest in my floating yacht.
>>55419334
Mars HAS magnetic protection, also if you want to talk about living in the atmosphere a floating environment is easier on mars than venus.
If Juno has fuel left after 37 orbits, why not use it for an extended mission?
>>55419350
Can't tell if trolling or inept.
>>55419351
It doesn't have fuel to maintain a continuous orbit
>>55419350
STOP TALKING
>>55419351
The radiation would have destroyed the instruments by then. Its that intense.
They have to drop Juno into Jupiter after the mission because they did not sterilize it, and thus if it hit one of the moons it could contaminate them.
Also, end tones away, we'll have our answer in about 48-50 minutes.
>>55419368
>>55419380
please never go to sci
>>55419370
>no fuel
>solar
can't do the voyager thing and send it somewhere...
>>55419393
What's wrong with sci?
>>55418632
the government bids up prices by their intervention in the market
>>55418772
One of the biggest shames that came from Obamacare was removing the ability to pay off someones hospital debt for a tax break.
>>55419180
putting muh before something doesn't invalidate it
biggest issue is transporting the material there, which will certainly break the bank
>>55419387
Oh great, now they'll introduce Jupiter to earth life. Great idea NASA, fucking idiots.
>>55415013
RealismOverhaul
>>55419626
>This might actually not be a troll.
>>55418526
Yeah, just imagine all of the welfare payments we could have made with that. Human life is more important than technological research or knowledge of the cosmos.
>>55418069
Publishers often refer to copying they don't approve of as “piracy.” In this way, they imply that it is ethically equivalent to attacking ships on the high seas, kidnapping and murdering the people on them. Based on such propaganda, they have procured laws in most of the world to forbid copying in most (or sometimes all) circumstances. (They are still pressuring to make these prohibitions more complete.)
If you don't believe that copying not approved by the publisher is just like kidnapping and murder, you might prefer not to use the word “piracy” to describe it. Neutral terms such as “unauthorized copying” (or “prohibited copying” for the situation where it is illegal) are available for use instead. Some of us might even prefer to use a positive term such as “sharing information with your neighbor.”
>>55419751
Hallo /kspg/
>>55419387
Signals should now be arriving.
>>55418526
You don't cure Alzheimer's, you dumb shit. You prevent it.
Also, HIV is pretty much a non-issue nowadays. You're either cured by treating it quickly enough or you keep it latent until you die so it does nothing to you.
So when will we have Startrek enterprises? It's 2016 and the fact this doesn't exist yet is the worst crime against humanity
>>55418522
Related
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2580933/cosmic-rays-what-is-the-probability-they-will-affect-a-program
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36827659/compiling-an-application-for-use-in-highly-radioactive-environments
>>55419977
The anti-retroviral cocktails HIV patients take actually causes heart damage. Loads of HIV patients with their HIV well managed die of massive heart attacks in their 50s.
>>55418522
Can somebody explain to be why the Jupiter system is so radioactive?
>>55420095
Jupiter has a hugely powerful magnetic field, second to only that of the sun. It acts like a giant particle accelerator, taking captured solar particles and materials ejected from Io and accelerating them to huge velocities.
>>55418526
Cancer has billions thrown at it, too. It's not so much an issue of money as it is an issue of cancer is really fucking resilient and varied in its expression. Alzheimer's is easier but less funded since cancer is popular and who cares about old people I guess. HIV is a neat one since curing it is so close and yet so far.
Ultimately, none of these are as much money locked as they are just difficult to fix.
Genetic therapies seem to be really effective on cancer, though. As well, Alzheimer's. I don't know about HIV, though.
>>55420095
In the early period of the solar system we were actually a two star system, with Jupiter as it's own, albeit much smaller, star. It fairly quickly ran out of hydrogen and died, becoming a planetary nebula and then a planet. Towards the end of a star's life it creates all the super heavy radioactive elements through fusion/fission reactions. So that's why it's so radioactive.
When are the pics coming?
>>55420174
The actual science mission isnt supposed to start until october, but they'll probably snap a few pics at 1st apojove during the checkout to make sure everything is still running.
>>55418992
We need world wide nuclear power, it's the only scaleable answer to the power demands of our society, as well as having extra energy to run things like food production and processing as well as desalination plants.
>>55419071
>Wormhole travel
It is unlikely that we will take this method since there isn't actual proof of a worm hole existing to begin with. It might take an offshoot to other things like warp bubbles but the first big step to any space travel will come from better understanding gravity through detectors on Earth, in our solar system and the scientific method in general.
As far as materials are concerned, graphene will allow for better energy storage and capture as well as allow for better space suits and computers. Hulls.. well, I dunno. There has to be something we can stuff together that will be strong enough to withstand space debris that travels at some factor of c.
>>55419186
I don't get why people don't understand time scales for these things.
>>55420269
Its because most people simply cannot comprehend the sheer scale of our solar system and the things in it let alone the greater universe.
>see this thread
>enthusiastically monitor for pics
>8 hours later nothing
fuck this back to my edc and gpu war threads
real technology sucks :^/
>>55419405
The solar isn't to power the engines, it's to power the instruments. The energy it would take to both escape the well and then maneuver through the solar system just isn't available if you want to have the instruments active for as long as possible. Easier to just crash it into the planet.
>>55419977
My twin brother is HIV+
It's not a "take a pill and everything's fine" situation.
The pill makes you feel like shit for hours after taking it-- and you have to take it exactly on schedule twice a day.
On top of that have fun never getting laid ever again. Try having a romantic partner that you can't have sex with... it doesn't work. Try having a romantic partner that you pass on a life threatening illness to... that doesn't work either.
HIV is a life altering problem for those who get it.
On top of that there's the fear and stigma for everyone else. Every single person now wonders if they're contracting HIV when they have sex; how wonderful.
>>55419688
>Welfare payments
We need to end welfare and let people rise or fall on their own volition. Hand holding is bullshit. If you want to survive, you have to DO something.
>>55420314
So how did he get his HIV?
>>55420289
True. People have enough trouble with the concept of "natural" and "naturally occurring." All things are natural, we just create an environment where these things become. Naturally occurring is when something is found without our interjection to cause its formation. Greenies are really good at misunderstanding things, especially radiation and nuclear power generation.
>>55420326
Needle drugs or sexual intercourse, likely.
Or toilet seat.
My vote is toilet seat.
>>55418526
nice b8 m8 8/8 , also cancer is a result of an american military weapon to save the world from overpopulation
>>55420149
Please refrain from talking out of your ass.
>>55420149
>That's bullshit, but I believe it!
>>55420314
Literally none of that is true, coming from a POS person.
>>55420305
This. Except that it's too soon, give it more time.
>>55413021
First meaningful post on /g/ in ages
>>55413052
But does the probe run Node.js? :^)
>>55413528
Your mom is a waste of money. I've been paying her since the time that I fucked her nine months before you were born.
>>55414341
What does it take to get a software job at NASA JPL? Recent CS graduate here.
>>55420557
Knowing how to invert a binary tree
> "hey guys check this stream out! Live broadcast of mission to Jupiter!"
> People talking
> People sitting in front of their computers
> Astronaut training in swimming pool
> More people talking
Once again /g/ doesn't deliver.
>>55420149
the horrifying thing is that some people here probably believed this
>>55420692
Did you expect a fucking onboard camera?
>>55420828
Fuck yeah! 4K
>>55420644
underrated
>>55418567
I haven't played any KSP
>>55418759
Open source for us JPLers. We have an internal Github Enterprise system that lets us have access to other project codes. Some of it is private though.
>>55420557
I'm undergrad so no experience required. But you need good grades, and also know people at JPL. Almost all of JPL interns I've met told me they knew their mentor before the internship
>>55419334
not to mention actual g forces closer to that of Earths
Nice CGI
so what happened?
>>55419751
>being this autistic
It's like meeting a real life I am sam
>>55421427
It's there.
no instruments on for another month.
>>55421477
damn
>>55420871
from a probe that launched five plus years ago?
>>55419350
Actually Mars doesn't have magnetic protection but scientist are working on a plan well, its not actually a plan. It's pretty fucking retarded basically, if they can set off a hundred subterranean nukes and a couple emps on Mars they can jumpstart a weak magnetic force from the planet that will get stronger when we create artificial quakes to speed up the core of Mars.
You guys still fall for nasa bullshit?
All we got is CGI selfies of Juno near Jupiter and CGI pics of Jupiter. This shit is fake as fuck. Shit even the pictures of Juno probe is CGI.
Sage
>>55421730
Jupiter is 588km from Earth. Pretty sure they can't just snapchat the images.
>>55421776
>588km
588 million km*
>>55421776
>>55421788
I'm also sure that gallium arsenide has a low melting point and is brittle as fuck.
Also rockets do not work in a vacuum.
>>55413528
Your existence is a waste of money, food, oxygen, and energy.
Where's my proofs?
>>55413528
Manned space exploration is a complete waste.
>>55421856
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>>55421874
Manned space exploration isn't real. But yeah, those funds could go to welfare.
>>55421824
>Also rockets do not work in a vacuum.
Yeah they do.
>>55421922
not in a pure vacuum they don't
Is the probe there yet?
>>55421907
Instead of fucking retarded meatbag and everything to keep it alive we could be sending intelligent robots with a giant drill to do research on Mars. Of course we're not sending anything but you get my point.
>>55421937
Yeah, but that's why we don't use rockets
>>55421944
yes
link to live video?
>>55421922
They do not. Elementary physics is proof.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q8C0mStHdV0
>>55421937
What, why? What about Newtons third law?
>>55421937
It works in space for a different reason (fuel particles bumping it like tiny billiard balls) But it's okay because there's no air resistance.
>>55422008
Joules law of free expansion. Propellant shits everywhere and rocket doesn't do shit.
Nasa often contradicts physics.
>>55413021
earth is flat and space does not exist
