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Posted: 1/23/2021 12:44:01 AM EDT
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Tass article reads pretty funny, the should spray some fix a flat on it
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Quoted: But not very much, comrade. View Quote I think that's pretty normal. If they're not always leaking *some* air, they are at least occasionally. Quoted: More like Ivan sucks at welding and or QC. View Quote Or it could be that it's been up there for 20 years, getting hammered on by space debris. |
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News flash. Pressure vessels leak. And leakage rates (effective-area basis) typically increase as time goes on.
Air and space vehicles have leakage specs, and leakage is one of the major sustainability issues for vehicles venturing beyond Earth orbit. The Russians are acutely aware of leakage and the consequences. And Americans, and anybody else, would be foolhardy to overlook the broader scope and take the myopic view of this being a Russian problem. |
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I can just hear the guy in Deep Impact saying "American components, Russian components, all made in Taiwan!"
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Weird I just went out and saw it tonight after sunset for the first time intentionally timing and searching for it.
Saw it bright and then fade across the sky. Twas cool |
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Quoted: News flash. Pressure vessels leak. And leakage rates (effective-area basis) typically increase as time goes on. Air and space vehicles have leakage specs, and leakage is one of the major sustainability issues for vehicles venturing beyond Earth orbit. The Russians are acutely aware of leakage and the consequences. And Americans, and anybody else, would be foolhardy to overlook the broader scope and take the myopic view of this being a Russian problem. View Quote I've had about a gutfull of you, Mr Science Man... |
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Leaks like this make me wonder why they coat in the inside in a thin layer of rubber. Yes I know its weight that has to be lifted up there but if its bonded to skin on the inside it might even hold it together if there was a larger oh shit leak, long enough to get to the escape capsule anyway.
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Quoted: I've had about a gutfull of you, Mr Science Man... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: News flash. Pressure vessels leak. And leakage rates (effective-area basis) typically increase as time goes on. Air and space vehicles have leakage specs, and leakage is one of the major sustainability issues for vehicles venturing beyond Earth orbit. The Russians are acutely aware of leakage and the consequences. And Americans, and anybody else, would be foolhardy to overlook the broader scope and take the myopic view of this being a Russian problem. I've had about a gutfull of you, Mr Science Man... |
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Not a flaw, it's a feature.
done so they could add freeze dried Burritos to the menu |
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Did somebody say ISS??
I thought I heard Somebody say ISS... ISS Transit 20180326 by FredMan, on Flickr ISS by FredMan, on Flickr ISS Transit 20180322 by FredMan, on Flickr ISS Transit 20200201 Stack_ by FredMan, on Flickr |
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Shitty thing to say, but even if it was catastrophic and everyone died.....
Rrmember the thread earlier about "Things a lot of people care about that you don't", well outer space and its exploration is one of mine. To me it is only good for cool pictures. Only thing I would say is "condolences to your families." |
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Quoted: I can just hear the guy in View Quote THIS IS HOW WE FIX PROBLEMS ON RUSSIAN SPACE STATION!!!!!! |
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biden will write up an EO to freeze all flights to the ISS for 6 months and make all fixes comply with the Paris climate accords.
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View Quote my gosh you're right. thank you |
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Whatever happened to the dude that was drilling holes in the hull?
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Can we get some Air Supply up in this bitch?
Air Supply - Even The Nights Are Better |
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Quoted: Leaks like this make me wonder why they coat in the inside in a thin layer of rubber. Yes I know its weight that has to be lifted up there but if its bonded to skin on the inside it might even hold it together if there was a larger oh shit leak, long enough to get to the escape capsule anyway. View Quote Because they need to be able to assess and repair without a coating of rubber over it. |
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All ships are in a constant state of sinking. Just have to fight it as much as possible. So really, not surprised. Same concept.
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A few years ago, didn't someone accidentally punch a hole in the skin and do the equivalent of putting a poster over the hole and not tell any one?
ETA: found the article, from 2018https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/someone-drilled-hole-international-space-station-180970208/ Instead, they suggest the craft was damaged during testing at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan after passing initial safety checks, and someone hastily covered up the mistake. The sealant they used to cover the hole could have then dried up and fallen off after the craft reached the ISS. View Quote |
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Problem with Air supply you say ..
Maybe try REO Speedwagon ?? |
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