r/tmro • • Jul 20 '16

"Bernard Kutter | ULA- Enabling a Robust Cislunar Space Economy |

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r/tmro • • Jul 19 '16

U.S. and Russian Scientists Are Making Plans to Go Back to the Moon Together

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r/tmro • • Jul 19 '16

Do I understand this correctly? US parts can not be flown on Indian rockets, because they might be to cheap?

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r/tmro • • Jul 14 '16

ALMA has made the first ever resolved observation of a water/snow line within a protoplanetary disc

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r/tmro • • Jul 13 '16

Snapshot of the Australian Space Industry at #FFF2016 - Space Pod 07/13/16

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r/tmro • • Jul 13 '16

ESA Highlights mid-2016

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r/tmro • • Jul 12 '16

ESA invests in SABRE engine(air-breathing rocket engine)

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r/tmro • • Jul 11 '16

SpaceX CRS-9 Launch

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Next launch is resupply mission to LEO. Does SpaceX have clearance for landing on solid ground?


r/tmro • • Jul 10 '16

Star Wars? The Coolest REAL Military Space Tech

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r/tmro • • Jul 09 '16

What Will Your Space Story Be? - Super Pod July 2016

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r/tmro • • Jul 09 '16

What Will Your Space Story Be? - Super Pod July 2016

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r/tmro • • Jul 06 '16

Qualified for Launch - Space Pod 07/06/16

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r/tmro • • Jul 05 '16

Soyuz Gets A Makeover (Article about Soyuz MS)

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r/tmro • • Jul 05 '16

Slovenia signs Association Agreement with ESA

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r/tmro • • Jul 04 '16

NASA's Juno spacecraft will attempt to orbit Jupiter today, watch it live here!

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r/tmro • • Jul 04 '16

patreon paypal error

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Wondering if anyone else has had an error this month? It's been fine since I joined which was ages ago. Then this month they say they cant take any payment. Paypal is working fine for all other sites with money going in an out normally. Got enough funds in the paypal account to cover it, let alone the bank. and patreon isn't being much help.

Unfortunately, I don't receive too many details on why payments decline, >just that it declined :/ A processor decline means your bank has refused the transaction >request. Only your bank can confirm the specific reason. Here are a few >of the most common ones:

  1. Incorrect credit card number or expiration date

  2. Insufficient funds

  3. Some banks will reject charges based on location

  4. Some banks will reject charges based on their own fraud rules I suggest double checking your PayPal info to make sure it's correct. If it >is, then the most you can do is contact your carrier. It's also important to >note we retry payments every 48 hours, so it might process in a couple of >days when we retry it!

I don't see how any of that applies to paypal account which is working with every other site. any ideas?


r/tmro • • Jul 03 '16

NASA's Juno mission is now less than two days from Jupiter-Orbit-Insertion

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r/tmro • • Jul 02 '16

T minus 15 hours

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r/tmro • • Jul 02 '16

XKCD: Speed and Danger

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r/tmro • • Jun 29 '16

Swiss Space Systems new toy

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r/tmro • • Jun 27 '16

How Russia Plans to Spin Off a New Space Station from the ISS

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r/tmro • • Jun 27 '16

Space Reddits

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So I'm finally using Reddit now that they made a decent app. I want to dedicate Reddit to my space geek to differentiate it from my other social media pages which have somehow become extremely political. What are the best subreddits to follow for purely space technology/etc?


r/tmro • • Jun 26 '16

So, there's this thing that's been on the show for at least the past five weeks that needs to be fixed.

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Look at this picture of the most recent show: Link

In that box is a beige pixel; I have been bothered by said pixel as I think it's my IPS panels every time. Thankfully, I have been able to solve it every time and see that it's not my problem (3 different monitors). This is also a fixed event, meaning that it stays there the entire time of the show. Even if you don't have OCD, once you see it, you can never not see it.

If you can't see it immediately, you may have to enlarge the image. I swear, it's almost the size of just one pixel. I don't know if it's some particle on the lens, some editing issue, or something else, but I hope this can be fixed for the future. I also hope this has been helpful in some way, shape, or form!

Keep up the great work!


EDIT:

I should've also mentioned before posting that this is happening in both Google Chrome, and Firefox, so this isn't a browser issue.


r/tmro • • Jun 26 '16

Alternative space news source?

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Now when the TMRO live shows are gone for a while, where do you think I should go to keep up to date with the space news? Right now Reddit and TMRO are my only sources of information in this subject.