Spacecraft thread

[Mars Pathfinder]

Is Phoenix mission great?

Welp yeah apart from first try *cough* mars polar mission *cough*

 

[James Brown]

Chang'e 4

Welp yeah apart from first try *cough* mars polar mission *cough*

 

[TtTOtW]

ah much more noice

Scha-weeeeet!!!

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

Scha-weeeeet!!!

Yeah its looks cool with internal and yeah

 

[James Brown]

The Columbia

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

The Columbia

Or just CSM

 

[James Brown]

I like the Rosetta mission too

It contains a lander that can land on the comet but the mission has failed a bit……

 

[James Brown]

How about the Mars missions?

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

How about the Mars missions?

Welp yeah 3 bois are goin to her and 2 are active on the surface so yeah...

 

[James Brown]

Welp yeah 3 bois are goin to her and 2 are active on the surface so yeah...

Hey have you heard the news the Japanese probe head back to Earth!!!!

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

Hey have you heard the news the Japanese probe head back to Earth!!!!

Yeah! Hayabusa 2

 

[James Brown]

Yeah! Hayabusa 2

I’ve waited this day for a long time!!! Yeah it’s back!!!! Woohoo!!!!!!

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

I’ve waited this day for a long time!!! Yeah it’s back!!!! Woohoo!!!!!!

Don't forget Chang'e 5

 

[James Brown]

Don't forget Chang'e 5

Oh yeah right

 

[James Brown]

Now waiting for Chang’e 5 to be back

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

Now waiting for Chang’e 5 to be back

Yup!

 

[MadAstronomer]

People here mentioned undoubtedly legendary spacecraft. I could continue this list, but I don't want to. I had always wondered why we always remember only well-known companies and spacecraft? Wouldn't it be better to broaden our horizons and make startups public? Many new endeavors are worth the attention of engineers and investors. Skylark Micro is a spacecraft I want to tell you about. This prototype is used for testing the electrical and communication systems, construction materials. The company itself states that Skylark Micro can investigate the conditions in the atmosphere and be used for educational purposes. We often underestimate the significance and role of test samples, and it's awful. Unfortunately, I can't attach the image, but I attached the link so everyone who's interested can visit the company's website and find all necessary information.

 

[Soyuzturtle]

People here mentioned undoubtedly legendary spacecraft. I could continue this list, but I don't want to. I had always wondered why we always remember only well-known companies and spacecraft? Wouldn't it be better to broaden our horizons and make startups public? Many new endeavors are worth the attention of engineers and investors. Skylark Micro is a spacecraft I want to tell you about. This prototype is used for testing the electrical and communication systems, construction materials. The company itself states that Skylark Micro can investigate the conditions in the atmosphere and be used for educational purposes. We often underestimate the significance and role of test samples, and it's awful. Unfortunately, I can't attach the image, but I attached the link so everyone who's interested can visit the company's website and find all necessary information.

Scottish aerospace

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

I was lookin for photon by Rocket Lab. A kick stage that can be a satellite.

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Real picture taken from Martian orbit of the Curiosity (no, not the Perseverance, the Curiosity) as it climbs a mountain in Mars:
Curiosity rover on Mars spotted from space as it climbs 'Mont Mercou' (video) | Space

Also, I didn’t know the MRO was still operational...

 

[James Brown]

Real picture taken from Martian orbit of the Curiosity (no, not the Perseverance, the Curiosity) as it climbs a mountain in Mars:
Curiosity rover on Mars spotted from space as it climbs 'Mont Mercou' (video) | Space

Also, I didn’t know the MRO was still operational...

Wow! you still remember this thread!

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

Real picture taken from Martian orbit of the Curiosity (no, not the Perseverance, the Curiosity) as it climbs a mountain in Mars:
Curiosity rover on Mars spotted from space as it climbs 'Mont Mercou' (video) | Space

Also, I didn’t know the MRO was still operational...

MRO is still alive and kickin

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Wow! you still remember this thread!

Yeah, I didn’t want to make a new thread only to post this article so I decided to post here.

MRO is still alive and kickin

Good to hear!