All Inspiration4 crews have been around for about two days, yet we have heard very little about what is happening up there. SpaceX’s first spacecraft project was unique. The sudden turn of events has made it even more daunting.
Anointing4 he found at 8:02 pm EDT Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The program of Stability Crew Dragon, aboard the Falcon 9 rocket, began a three-day mission with a group of civilians – not just someone from NASA. With its launch, SpaceX entered the space business, joining Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin. Jared Isaacman, Sian Proctor, Chris Sembroski, and Hayley Arceneaux will now go down in history as the first working group on Earth orbit.
SpaceX suspended all suspensions so that this could be done later in the trip as a protection from criticism as much as possible. Optics is perfect, as the Inspiration4 mission — consisting of two men and two women — is expected to raise $ 200 million at St. Mary’s Children’s Research Hospital. And the experience is very important in the head, because the journey has The first black woman to fly a plane and The first person to go to space is the physical part of the relative, Arceneaux, who is also a cancer patient.
Now don’t get me wrong: Tall of which are incredible and commendable, but there is nothing wrong with achieving its goal, which is SpaceX to prepare future major aircraft. The company led by Elon Musk at the end plans to pay $ 50 million per seat for these trips; Isaacman, co-founder of Shift4 Payments, paid an undisclosed fee for all four Inspiration4 positions.
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Frankly, I do not disagree with all the space attractions, and I wish SpaceX is the one that works best for them. What bothers me, however, is how the company, along with so many amazing sites and aerospace experts, is making the project as something that would make the flight of the aircraft accessible to all. For example, the Washington Post recently quoted Alan Ladwig, CEO of To Orbit Productions, says that “Inspiration4’s work is very important because the three working people are not rich” and that they are “potential neighbors, people you studied with, people you work with.”
A relaxing gem. Going forward, it is unlikely that the wealthiest people will choose the common people to join them in similar missions. And even then, we are still talking about a few people, having received the amount of money involved; it’s good to play the lottery – but you also have to make sure the jackpot is big enough.
Over time, in the long run, from now on, ordinary people will have the opportunity to go to space quickly. At the moment, it’s not really available – that’s why my interest in Inspiration4’s work, that’s why I’m disappointed with the way things have gone.
Because I can’t go into space, I hope I can see the work in front of ordinary people. Obviously we have the expertise to make this happen, whether it’s with regular tweets, live cameras, interviews with staff, or photos and videos on display.
But what we have right now is very limited. A tweet from SpaceX on September 16 told us the crew was “healthy, happy, and well-rested,” and that before going to bed “they finished their first scientific research, and enjoyed a little food.”
A short video of Dragon Cupola – a glass dome where colleagues can see their locations – was also released on Thursday, and today we are blessed with four pictures showing the crew inside the Crew Dragon.
There is also a file for tweet from Inspiration4 to confirm that the staff has answered questions from patients in St. Louis. Jude, but no video or record was provided. The crew freed his way Spotify playlist as well he spoke to Musk, which is good for them, but who the hell cares. Oh, we also learned that Isaacman did something else betting games from the air is that he has won a small sum of money, which he will donate to charities. That said, betting is not what I expected from the job, and it is sad to think that this is one of the few tips we have been given.
After reaching out to both SpaceX and Inspiration4 for more information, The PR company representing the mission responded“We will not be artists, but we will continue to share products and updates as they are sent to us,” and that I should follow the changes. Page 4. Finally, a part of the story of the Inspiration4 page has not been updated since its launch Wednesday.
Looking around the internet, it is clear that some media outlets are experiencing this.
“Not much has been released since the launch of the staff, which has a special Netflix record,” he wrote BBC. In an interview with Musk, Spaceflight Now by William Harwood He said there was no “quick word on what he said or details of the progress of the mission.” He added: “In contrast to NASA’s spacecraft, where ground communications between pilots and pilots are open, there has been no public radio and Inspiration4 team and no pictures or video downloads since Wednesday’s launch around the Kennedy Space Center.” of Harwood came out before releasing four new photographs, but the point is still there.
And it’s not like there’s nothing to hide. Staff it doesn’t just float capsule – says to eat cold pizza, play ukulele, see the place and the world, and be amazed health-related experiments. I really looked forward to watching it all, and that’s when it happens.
Unfortunately, we have come up with a very common reason for people to keep quiet: this is what Netflix has just said. The crew is spending a lot of time on the air collecting videos for the fifth and final episode of the series, which probably explains why we are watching this a little. They have to keep all the good stuff and wrap it up, cover it up, and then put it all together on the next day – the same day as September 30. What makes this even more frustrating is that Netflix has promised to cover the job in “near real time, ”And I don’t believe this is happening.
Some of you may mock, that I have to be patient and that I will see all the good things in due time. But as for me, it’s not the same thing. I was hoping to get in touch with this wonderful group as the work progressed, but instead we were tainted. And it sucks.
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