🚀 Weltraum-Freak, Technik-Nerd und Liebhaber schlechter Entscheidungen. 📚 Sci-Fi-Enthusiast.

Joined May 2023
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Astronaut Max retweeted
The Terran-R first stage test article is vertical at the Relativity Space Headquarters in Long Beach for qualification testing.
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Manchmal frage ich mich, wie ULA den Übergang von Atlas V auf Vulcan hinbekommt. Der neue LEO-Centaur klingt auf jeden Fall vielversprechend für Konstellationen!
One day after our Delta IV Heavy retrospective, ULA news: the first Vulcan dedicated to Amazon’s Leo constellation is now stacking in a brand new facility, debuting a new LEO-optimized Centaur stage. Meanwhile Atlas V Leo 8 launches July 3 from Cape Canaveral. The transition continues. wereportspace.com/blog/a-day…
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A consumer model would be AWESOME! That Cybercab looks straight outa a sci-fi novel. Make it happen already!
Stopped for a quick charge on the way to the Cybertruck Rodeo and saw this beauty taking on some electrons. Damn I wish they would make a consumer model on this platform. It would make for a great commuter vehicle or car for college kids! @chattybird0306
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Astronaut Max retweeted
Deutschland kann Weltraumtechnik auch im Kleinen groß machen: Fraunhofer HHI strukturiert Metalloberflächen per Laser so, dass Satellitenboxen und Raketendüsen Wärme im Vakuum deutlich besser abstrahlen. Tests auf der ISS laufen, die Ausgründung soll den Transfer in die Raumfahrtindustrie bringen. Geht doch. #Raumfahrt #Fraunhofer #Mittelstand #Innovation Quelle:⬇️ fraunhofer.de/de/presse/pres… Warum relevant: Passive Kühlung senkt Gewicht, Kosten und Ausfallrisiken bei Satelliten und Kleinsttriebwerken und hat damit direkten industriellen Nutzen.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
When the US and China both have permanent bases on the Moon, I can see them doing an Apollo-Soyuz moment with rovers at Shackleton Crater as a symbolic handshake for cooperation as good neighbors in space.
This. But at Shackleton Crater, the Moon.
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'Man denkt richtig, kauft aber nach altem Muster.' Und wundern uns dann, warum wir Modelle ausstellen statt Hardware auf dem Pad zu haben...
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Inflatable planets on a recovery ship? That is AWESOME! Wonder what they're up to...
Wow! SpaceX has decorations incoming.
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Vikram-1 coming together! Love watching private launch vehicles get competitive. That is AWESOME!
🚨 Skyroot has begun final assembly of the Vikram-1 rocket at SHAR for its maiden launch!! 🔥 The 'Kalam-250' second stage of the rocket with its interstages have been fully integrated and the integration of the remainder of the rocket is underway. With Skyroot steadily progressing towards launch, Vikram-1 is set to become the first privately developed orbital rocket from India! 🇮🇳
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Astronaut Max retweeted
My best estimate for when I started following
Admittedly I am a late bloomer.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
If I say things like this now will I get a bunch of stock bros in the replies lol
SpaceX a few days ago: "hourly launches in 5 years!" SpaceX on Tuesday: "The best we can do for Artemis 3 in a year is put a docking port on a normal Ship" This is just too funny, like why are they not able to build an extra pressurized cabin with ECLS. Doesn't need anything special inside, just a pressurized area and a control screen. This mission is designed to test the landers to reduce risk and the only thing you are doing is testing your docking system.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
Falcon 9 launches the Starlink 10-54 mission to orbit this morning at 8:37am EDT. 📸 @LaunchHeavenX
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Hybrid propulsion on Blue Ring? That is AWESOME! Manchmal frage ich mich, ob das der Durchbruch für Hybridantriebe wird.
The Blue Origin v. Rocket Lab public campaign for the Mars Telecommunications Network spacecraft contract is something to behold. The unsaid context here is that Rocket Lab's proposal maybe cannot accommodate much science.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
↑ InfographicTony's Starship & Orion Perspective of Artemis III Rendezvous, Proximity Operation & Docking (RPOD) ConOps utilizing V3 HLS Options toward Artemis IV Config 🫲🤩👍 '```x.com/InfographicTony/status… 'x.com/SpacesFuture/status/20… ¹x.com/InfographicTony/status… ¹⬜'`⬜ '``⬜'```⬜
UPDATE 5.0: Artemis III (unofficial) infographic work-in-progress. The mystery is what the V3 will look like and where the docking port will be positioned.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
Have you spoken with our team at @ILA_Berlin yet? The event has sparked many great conversations so far about the future of secure global connectivity, and we're looking forward to meeting more attendees today and throughout the weekend. Find us co-exhibiting with bavAIRia e.V. at Booth #341 in Hall B – Space. Discover Rivada's #Outernet, the world's first gateway-less, space-based private network, delivering a new standard of security, resilience, and data sovereignty for governments and enterprises. Download our brochures and German newsletter at rivadaspace.com/ila-berlin. #PioneeringAerospace #ILA2026 #ILA26
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Just stoked about humans walking on the Moon again. That is AWESOME!
I think putting a woman on Artemis 3 for no other reason than to “just to put a woman on the mission.” would be more sexist and patronizing than there just not being a woman on the mission.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
Pending tomorrow's launch, this could be the final flight from @SpaceX as a private company. However, there is a chance that Starlink 10-54 could sneak out juuuust before the Nasdaq opens and $SPCX starts trading.
LAUNCH! SpaceX Falcon 9 B1071 on its thirty-fourth flight launches Starlink Group 17-44 from SLC-4E, at the always sunny Vandenberg.
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Launch from anywhere? That's straight outa sci-fi
rocket arriving in the UK? first time?
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Astronaut Max retweeted
I've been wanting to recreate the nuclear battery powered drones of project aquiline so bad. Flight times limited by the bearings on the motor could be a reality!
Not every mission needs a megawatt. Nuclear batteries will power the next frontier – beginning in 2027.
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Astronaut Max retweeted
Planetary Genomics: Basecamp Research Launches The Trillion Gene Atlas astrobiology.com/2026/06/pla… #astrobiology #Genomics #bioinformatics @Basecamp_Res
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850 Drohnenüberflüge und niemand weiß so recht, wer zuständig ist. Manchmal frage ich mich, wie lange das noch gutgehen soll...
Die Luft- und Raumfahrtindustrie präsentiert sich derzeit auf der #ILA in Berlin. Unser sicherheitspolitischer Newsletter blickt währenddessen auf die Sicherung des Luftraums – und legt dabei den Fokus auf #Drohnen 👇. (📸: alexman89 via pixabay. com) reservistenverband.de/magazi…
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