NASA Artemis rocket booster test - GIF

Composite animation of NASA's Artemis rocket booster being tested.

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Previously:

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...638#post197614
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...129#post199431
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...493#post110756
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...307#post165751
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...874#post152596

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wow you cant fix stupid.

I wonder how many times they let him practice going through the hatch before they told him where the pull-down straps were located

Any idea what the purpose of that thing is? It doesn't appear it could possibly be airtight. Maybe, it's a sunshade or first level protection against micro particles zipping around up there.

To get a taste of it put on a thick gloves (you don't need to put on a full astronaut gear), and try to tie your shoelaces! The human hand sense of touch is amazing. It feeds the brain with a wealth of information. With the touch of your fingers you can feel the grit of sandpapers fine or coarse: 40/80/120/220/320/400/600/800/1000/2000/3000..

If I were to put on thick gloves like insulated welders gloves, I probably wouldn't be able to tell if an object were hex shaped or pentagram shaped. I'm sure that bare handed I can still tell the difference between 40 and 220 grit sand paper but between 400 and 3000? I doubt it. I've known almost all my life that I have very little sense of touch compared to most everyone else. I've broken wine glasses just picking them up if I'm not careful when I reach for one

Drat that cursed wind, glad I don't have to hammer any nails in up there!

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...pacewalk-51059

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Originally Posted by marksbug

wow you cant fix stupid.

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That’s one of the most offensive and ill informed comments I’ve seen on this site. Astronauts are anything but stupid. In addition, they endure countless hours of training for their tasks in space. Very few people understand the difficulty working in space with bulky gear, thick gloves and zero gravity.

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Originally Posted by Frank S

If I were to put on thick gloves like insulated welders gloves, I probably wouldn't be able to tell if an object were hex shaped or pentagram shaped. I'm sure that bare handed I can still tell the difference between 40 and 220 grit sand paper but between 400 and 3000? I doubt it. I've known almost all my life that I have very little sense of touch compared to most everyone else. I've broken wine glasses just picking them up if I'm not careful when I reach for one

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Women are the more sensitive gender. Modern medicine doesn't know why. Women tend to taste, smell, hear, see colors, and feel textures more accurately than men. 75% of garment workers globally are women, interestingly, the consumers as well. Automotive industry appreciates the sensitive capabilities of women and employ them in the upholstery, fabric, colors, paint, lighting, storage and interior styling.

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Originally Posted by f800

That’s one of the most offensive and ill informed comments I’ve seen on this site.

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Just par for his course.

Dust (FOD) shield...

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Originally Posted by Frank S

I've known almost all my life that I have very little sense of touch compared to most everyone else. I've broken wine glasses just picking them up if I'm not careful when I reach for one

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Would that be before or after use?

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Originally Posted by tonyfoale

Would that be before or after use?

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It doesn't matter; I've even broken eggs just trying to take them out of the carton if I'm not paying attention.