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This episode from the series Enterprise aired in early 2003, was what jogged my memory on Grusch's testimony. While as far as I know, he never mentioned any details on crashed vehicles, this at least resonates with what he said. I read somewhere that a crashsed craft had an inside that was...

The triangle video could've of been a drone. As for the fighter jet plane view, if there are four crew with two planes, couldn't there be cameras setup in the fighter jets to record all angles of these objects, as the former pilot mentioned. It could give clearer view of those objects seen like...

I found this old thread, I thought may as well post the recent UAP congress clip. Those David Grusch, the fact that he claims non human could mean anything. And known for ninety years. Reminds me of the episode where the borg are found in the Arctic circle in Season 2 of Enterprise. Just...

And the NBC correspondent doesn't think any Astronauts will be going to Mars by 2040. Using Nuclear will be the way to get there what ever decade. I gave this a watch, so the professor of Rochester University gives view That is decades away.

What are you getting at exactly? The second mission is the orbit, and that crew selected will be the landing crew, I guess, so who would be after that crew? The gateway was part of this program. The south pole was where an outpost was considered. The landing site I think is there for Artemis 3.

Apparently Trappist 1B which was already known too be too hot for any real atmophere, it can't be ruled out there isn't one. So the webb and the spitzer telescopes have determined this. Forty light years away. The trappist system has seven planets, and three out of the seven may be promising...

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/04/04/world/exoplanet-radio-signal-scn/index.html

The probes couldn't travel to Pluto. That is the point. They couldn't do anything without more thrust and fuel, and even then still need a power supply to keep transmitting. Otherwise, they could travel through the oort cloud and there in half the travel time in order to leave. Why three...

Could be good for propulsion reasons. Testing out a new chemical engine that would take a probe there as its destination. And so on.

I mean, as in NASA, I don't mean anything about Orbiter, I haven't used that program in a good several years now. Like with the example of Voyager, the only reason it is where it is, is because of the planets. So I'm using that example, that would a probe be sent out there anytime in the...

Buzz Aldrin said in an interview years back, almost ten years I think now, said that a life that could travel would need to do so in search of somewhere new to live, that is obviously a view of being human. Searching for a resourceful place. Seti and Meti were culturally curious organisations...

A bit old this topic, hmm, I doubt it was something from somewhere else, it would seem that those who know much more on the subject probably have it correct, just thinking it was something from somewhere else kind of ignores the reality of the distances. Nobody knows of the Earth bound...

Hello, I know the distance is a long way 973 Astronomical units from the sun, I wasn't aware of it, a dwarf planet, until I read about Voyager 1 again about that spacecraft's distance from it within the region, but certainly some distance from it. It would decades to get there, but that alone...

It was only reported days back, that one hundred thousand galaxies were discovered by the telescope, which were formed in the first billion years of the Universe, so three hundred and fifty million years of the beginning of the universe's existence. That is pretty insane. Our location is...

May be a Monday launch. There is the talk of next month. I was thinking had this been a meet with life from another world, the Astronauts would be late. So much for being to travel a few million miles. 😉 Well for the next mission, obviously a bit of delay with this mission being slow to get...

It is unfortunate. It could be a month or so. Could be longer as somebody pointed out.

This mission is the realistic goal. Not Mars. Like to see a test orbital mission of Mars using something like Orion and something extra, that may be the test before sending Astronauts. The current mission is going a bit further by not simply orbiting the Moon, but having a very long orbit...

I saw the detail of the planet there with the asteroid orbiting, so it popped in my mind. Do we know any ETA on the next Exo planet analysis? Even then, it is a projection of the past.

So how far can the telescope see? Can it see the surface of the moon, much clearer.