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more about #spacelopnik more comments → beercheck: Oh man, I loved those movies. A whole bunch of things got blowed up. Blowed up real good. [www.youtube.com] more » Turboner: Billions of dollars? If you were to talk to any one of our most profitable health insurance companies, you would know that human lives are only reall... more » LandofMinos, cast thou evil bum dragger to thy scrapyard: I love fireworks. Who gets to light the wick on that one? #spacelopnik more » Elhigh: Fly me to the moon, baby. Would I strap in on that bad rascal? You betcha. Sign me up. What's the mission plan on this thing? I actually haven't b... more » SagarikaLumos: To be honest, I don't understand why this is much of a big deal. Seriously, they need not bother to launch this one. Though the launch configuration... more » drewdrawsLA: Scrubbed due to bad weather. Damn you clouds! DAMN YOU ALL TO HELLLLL!!! #spacelopnik more » günter macbeetle, codename: chrystlubitshi: you got gizmodo in my jalopnik! #spacelopnik [gizmodo.com]] more » f86sabre: Launch scrubbed for today. #spacelopnik more » bmoreDLJ: Gorgeous shot; a little preview of our Post-STS future. Unfortunately the Ares I-X isn't the tallest rocket ever; the Saturn V was 363 ft tall, and t... more » Mobius: Space, the final frontier, an epic, unlimited, undiscovered, vast emptiness filled with pockets of extraordinary phenomena so intriguing to humanity! ... more » Ash78, cube farmer: I can't wait to see the stretched version of the Ares rocket, code name "New Yorker" #spacelopnik more » Jeb_Hoge: "Here I sit, broken-hearted..." #spacelopnik more » xmdfmk7x: Nice, all I have to do to see this launch is open the blinds behind my monitor and I get a birds eye view of all the launches. This is probably the on... more » theallpowerfulme (living waters church of subaru; elder): this is an unmanned version of the planned-manned (zing!) rocket that will take us (back) to the moon, right? more » Peugeot--Making Bicycles Once Again: I think NASA is compensating for something.... #spacelopnik more » -
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Ares I-X Sits On Launch Pad, Not-Yet-Go For Flight
This is NASA's Ares I-X rocket — the unmanned version of the Ares V, which, at 380 ft high, will be the tallest rocket ever — on Launch Pad 39B at Cape Canaveral's Kennedy Space Center awaiting a delayed liftoff. More » -
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How To Attach The Space Shuttle To A Boeing 747
Because the Space Shuttle occasionally has to use alternate landing places, NASA uses two heavily modified 747 aircraft to ferry them around the world. Check out how they mate the shuttle to the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft below. More » -
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Take Your Porsche 911 GT3 To Mars... In 2086
Cars in space need not be capsules puttering away via cold fusion. Especially if your location in space is as terran as it gets: Mars. More » -
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One Giant Leap For [Insert Advertiser Name Here]
Moon Publicity wants to put advertisements on the moon using driving robots in an effort to grab your skyward gazing attention. More » -
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One Giant Leap For Mankind: Apollo 11 Moon Landing
Today, forty years ago, mankind took a giant leap and stepped foot on the surface of our moon. It's a perfect time to celebrate with a look back at the Apollo 11 mission. More » -
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SpaceX Launches Second Successful Orbital Rocket
As the Space Shuttle Endeavor waits on the launch pad for optimal weather conditions, the Elon Musk-founded SpaceX launched its second successful rocket into orbit late Monday night carrying a Malaysian satellite into orbit. More » -
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NASA's Spirit Mars Rover Is In A Bit Of A Bind
After five years on martian soil, everyone's favorite Mars rover might be done for good if NASA's engineers can't figure out a way to remove her from the rock-studded soft Martian soil. More » -
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Finally, A Service Manual For The Apollo Mission
The service routine on the Apollo 11 spacecraft couldn't have been simple, and without a manual it was probably impossible. Thankfully, the fine folks at Haynes have finally put one together for all your space-ship servicing needs. [Haynes]
