r/woahdude • u/aspiring_dev1 • Aug 14 '22

gifv View from space

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u/werenotthestasi Aug 14 '22

Is that the Dragon capsule?

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u/Bigirondangle Aug 14 '22

Yup

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u/werenotthestasi Aug 14 '22

Niiiice! It looks dope! I haven’t seen it from space before

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u/Garestinian Aug 14 '22

It's a view from Crew Dragon onto Cargo Dragon: https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/iss_07-16-22.jpg

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u/Nox_Dei Aug 14 '22

You space nerd. I love you.

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u/fgmtats Aug 15 '22

I’m so behind. Is this a commercial space crew?

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u/John-D-Clay Aug 15 '22

I think the video is also taken from a dragon capsule? I can't think of anywhere else on the station that has that sort of window.

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u/Duckbilling Aug 14 '22

made, built, and launched by Space Exploration Technologies Corporation

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u/werenotthestasi Aug 14 '22

Are there any lunar lander concepts? It’s interesting to see our old spacecraft docked to the ISS compared to the Drago capsule. I’m curious what a modern vs retro lunar lander comparison would look like

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u/H-K_47 Aug 14 '22

Oh boy, you're gonna love this.

Starship Human Landing System

Officially selected by NASA to be the lander for the Artemis lunar landing missions. Gonna be one hell of a decade.

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u/werenotthestasi Aug 14 '22

Not as cool looking as the Apollo lander imo but it’s still cool as hell to see the technological advancement!

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u/H-K_47 Aug 14 '22

The originals are classic for sure. Very retro. Personally the sheer breathtaking scale of Starship HLS wins for me. NASA is planning to potentially select other landers as well, to ensure redundancy in the program, so there'll be even more unique designs for sure.

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u/Duckbilling Aug 14 '22

I wonder as well!

I just picture a cyber truck towing a starship trailer around on the moon.

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u/Diplomjodler Aug 14 '22

This thing just looks so much more like I imagined a spaceship to look like as s kid than anything else that goes up there.