fluxflexer

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by fluxflexer 2mo ago
They still do. But as you said,most people go for the 300€ product and not Miles 900€ one. I had the chance to tour their electronics production lines in Gütersloh, Germany a few years ago which were top notch, almost automotive standard, a
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by fluxflexer 2mo ago
Nothing special about it. https://amzn.eu/d/06dMTm5c Handy to garrot werewolves too
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by fluxflexer 2mo ago
What's the benefit from using an off shore platform against building them on the beach and using pipes for cooling?
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Artemis 2 Coming Home
2 points by fluxflexer 6mo ago|0 comments
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by fluxflexer 8mo ago
Just spend an hour outsite (Northern Germany, 01:00 MET). Unfortunately nothing to report, neither visual nor on camera. Maybe I just went to late and missed the show. I hope you habe more luck in Canada and the US!
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by fluxflexer 2y ago
I would have expected a larger crater for Tolkien..
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by fluxflexer 2y ago
Depending how deep you want to dive into this rabbit-hole: -How Apollo flew to the Moon: https://amzn.eu/d/1QtsN1D Covers in my opinion all aspects of the Apollo/Saturn programme, including design, technology, pro
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by fluxflexer 2y ago
Thats the manual for an older configuration, not the one that flew to the moon.The CM hatch has the pre Apollo 1 fire design, and the booster is a Saturn 1B, not a Saturn 5. Does anybody know if something like this ist available for later c
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by fluxflexer 3y ago
I can not recommend this enough, a must have if you like Escher's Art and are in weird geometric stuff. https://www.amazon.de/M-C-Escher-Kaleidozyklen-Taschen-speci...
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by fluxflexer 3y ago
Beware of "online QR code services", all of them insert some spam redirectons in the QR code. After trying a dozen founds from Google, I finally found a decent one from a german university.
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by fluxflexer 3y ago
Nice reference to the Musical Youth Song of 1982!
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by fluxflexer 5y ago
The most interesting thing is the Force/Displacement curve. It shows some plastic deformation even after the breaking point, which is unusual for „hard“ Materials. May this just be some gloryfied Epoxy with wood as filler?