Recent content by ThatSpaceBoy

My favorite has to be Virgin Galactic's VMS Eve and all of the SpaceShips that it launches. I love the way they look, and I love the concept of how they launch their ships.

I loved watching the Perseverence rover landing with my friends at school, even though we weren't supposed to.

What if the Earth's star was two stars? Like, the kind that orbits each other. If there were that in the middle of the solar system, what would conditions on Earth be like? Would life as we know it be able to exist?

The fact that it might go on infinitely, forever. We could never find out everything because there is an infinite amount of space things. It fascinates me to this day. #SpaceHeadForLife

My greatest space memory is yet to come, I guarantee it. I have just started KASP[Kiel(Wisconsin) Area Space Program], and so far it is just a group of 13 middle school, soon-to-be high school, students. We have the ultimate goal of launching a CubeSat, and are just getting started. I am the...

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So I was watching the Crew-2 launch this morning, and noticed on the stage one camera that there was flashes of light every so often. Could anybody tell me what those were?

It's odd, but my favorite is Orion. I know that it's very well known and many people say that he's their favorite, but the reason I like it so much is it was the first constellation ever pointed out to me. I can remember my dad asking me if I wanted to see something cool, bringing me outside...

Hey! I am not sure if this is a good area to post this, but I am a middle school student thinking of applying for a NASA internship when I am old enough. I was wondering if anybody has participated in a NASA internship before. If you have, could you please provide some details about your...

I have never seen a solar eclipse, but the next one coming up in 2024 has me really excited because it will pass right over my area and it will be my first one!

Yes, there is no doubt in my mind that Elon and SpaceX can be launching humans to Mars by 2024. Elon has so much money that he could most likely purchase anything that he needs to accomplish this, and since SpaceX is run/owned by him, there is no doubt in my mind that this will be accomplished.

Finally! I've been waiting for forever! For me the live stream's at 2:30 am.......:confused_old:

The first thing I would do is get SuperHeavy and Starship testing double speed