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In The Black™ is a hardcore space combat simulator featuring realistic, customizable space fighters. https://teapawt.org/t.co/tfT3aycTh4

Saturn System, Main Belt
Joined February 2015
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Super grateful to LT Gaming for their awesome preview of @InTheBlackGame youtu.be/cNBJtpKlMo0?si=UmJl…
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When I reached the rank of Major, I unlocked the Longbow variant of Bright Star Industries Kolibri-class light fighter. It comes with 8 hardpoints and I put Dawn Strike lasers on 6 of them. Come to today's playtest at 14:30 EST to see it in action! discord.gg/intheblack
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Sci-fi inspired tractor beams are real, and could solve a major space junk problem trib.al/pQnitOz
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Dropships & Drop Pods youtu.be/pJIjAwk8Jg8 The ability to get a strike force anywhere and fast is of vast strategic value, and the future may dropships landing anywhere on a planet within minutes.
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Right underneath the nose of the F-35 is the most advanced radar system in production. It is called the Active Electronically Scanned Array, but referred to as AESA. Hear an F-35 test pilot explain more:
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Skipping is the best way to get around in low gravity: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article… This is based on gait simulations that found, for example, on Mars walking was predicted at 1.1 m/s, at 2.0 m/s running minimized “effort”, while skipping minimized “fatigue”.
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Orbital Mechanics in 60 seconds with no math or terminology. (Credit: Exploring Space - YouTube)
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By the way, did you notice this? The entire plot of Interstellar was moot because the problem got solved entirely off-camera by people doing asteroid mining and in-space industry here in our own Solar System. The main characters returned to discover everything had been solved.
The movie Interstellar was funny. They went to another star to find a replacement for Earth, but meanwhile other people solved Earth's problems *off-camera* by relying on space resources here in our own Solar System. Which is exactly what the space community is working to do.
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Our video producer Nathan, (aka @FlumpySquid) created a fun video that gives an extensive overview of the current state of @InTheBlackGame Enjoy! youtu.be/MhBICkh7Lrg
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Have you ever wondered if you had what it takes to be an Engine Test Stand 1 Technician at Jackass Flats during NERVA? Well, you may never know, but at least you can read the indoctrination course manuals! Latest find in "obscure historical astronuclear knowledge..."
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The JSSDF Tanegashima Class is Japan's first dedicated Armed Spacecraft. Drawn by the talented @Doroni_max
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A lunar base should be NASA's next goal in space. We've been planning one for 70 years. Way past time we established a permanent science exploration presence on that barely explored part of Earth (the Moon *is* part of Earth) — like we did in Antarctica in the 1950s.
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Look at the number of stick and throttle adjustments an F/A-18 fighter pilot makes on approach to a carrier landing: youtu.be/E5bUFPECPvc And in the final moment, the throttle is pushed to maximum to help push the plane back into the air in case the arrestor wires fail.
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One of the best pages on @nyrath's Atomic Rockets websites is the Common Misconceptions list. The are no green stars, aliens won't come for our water and there's a difference between fuel and propellant: projectrho.com/public_html/r… @atomicrockets
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I used to think that there was no sane use for a 'Doomsday Orion' craft with its 8.25 gigaton yield fusion warhead. But then I compared it to the yields necessary to disrupt truly dangerous large asteroids... and even it might be insufficient. projectrho.com/public_html/r…
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Join the @InTheBlackGame devs Saturday @ 12:30 pm EDT! We'll be talking about the latest update featuring improved AI, better performance overall, and the long-awaited return of the Pegasus-class assault transport! We also have another great tutorial: youtu.be/dvW9Ui0iet0
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Succesful ABM intercepts will always look cool AF.
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A chart of the evolution of Soviet jet fighters, from the Yak-15 to the T-50. It's fun to try and follow 'family trees' of related designs. reddit.com/r/aviation/commen…
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Galileo Galilei was born on this day in 1564. A physicist and astronomer, Galileo made many important discoveries, including the four largest moons of Jupiter, called the Galilean satellites (pictured here in a composite image).
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Well this is surprising. 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, the asteroid that @ESA_Rosetta visited, is softer than cotton candy. Single digit Pascal tensile strength. You could probably *swim* into its nucleus. @nick_attree: aanda.org/component/article?…
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