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@space-man-anderson
Huh, the Tracy lads told me about this place, guess I'll introduce myself
Mark "Zayne" anderson jr, head of Anderson tech and son of the late Mark Anderson Sr
I'm a astronaut, as well as a pilot and engineer who helps around with the Tracy lads issues when they holo me
Help with the GDF, as well as happily sat on the space council
Always up for a natter of willing to help people who need it
Whats the fastest engine Anderson Tech has made...
No particular reason.
-01
Mmm...well apart from the 25,000mph for the general rockets we send up to space....
Bird, please be cautious when your flying those speeds
Now just imagine a Mach 32 engine in atmosphere..
Surely Crypto can make one right?
Safety needn't concern with no pilot, human.
*blonk*
Oh lord that's...yeahh guess you have me there with you not having a pilot, long as your not shattering windows breaking the sound barrier 5 times over
I’ll be fine!
Crypto says something about irresponsible fuel usage.. and pointless.. or something..
would your engineers let me?
I mean the only difference fucking around and finding out and science
One is taking notes...
Science
Whats the fastest engine Anderson Tech has made...
No particular reason.
-01
Mmm...well apart from the 25,000mph for the general rockets we send up to space....
Bird, please be cautious when your flying those speeds
Now just imagine a Mach 32 engine in atmosphere..
Surely Crypto can make one right?
Safety needn't concern with no pilot, human.
*blonk*
Oh lord that's...yeahh guess you have me there with you not having a pilot, long as your not shattering windows breaking the sound barrier 5 times over
Whats the fastest engine Anderson Tech has made...
No particular reason.
-01
Mmm...well apart from the 25,000mph for the general rockets we send up to space....
Bird, please be cautious when your flying those speeds
Happy birthday rocket boy!
Ya still up for the lunar "training?"
Definitely not stealing you for a kick about on the moon
-🪐
IS THE OFFER STILL OPEN @space-man-anderson
its several months out from my birthday but i'm not gonna say NO
Of course offers stil open kid, trust you to come up with a cover though, Scott may become suspicious why your heading up here
Ha! Well you are IR, things come up all the time in plans,
... Scott follows me, Zayne >.> He might see this. But he can't say no to training. Training is good and safe :D yeah yeah, see ! And i still wanna GO
Ahhh, he can join the training
Seeing that he had to ditch his jetpack forgetting how the lunar surface is less on earth
Come on up kiddo
Happy birthday rocket boy!
Ya still up for the lunar "training?"
Definitely not stealing you for a kick about on the moon
-🪐
IS THE OFFER STILL OPEN @space-man-anderson
its several months out from my birthday but i'm not gonna say NO
Of course offers stil open kid, trust you to come up with a cover though, Scott may become suspicious why your heading up here
Ha! Well you are IR, things come up all the time in plans,
blue sunset on Mars is a real phenomenon caused by the way Martian dust scatters sunlight.
Unlike Earth, where sunsets are red and orange due to the scattering of shorter blue wavelengths by our atmosphere, Mars has an extremely fine dust that scatters blue light more efficiently near the Sun.
So during sunset on Mars, the sky turns reddish-brown while the area around the Sun glows a soft blue. It’s the opposite of what we experience on Earth.
NASA’s rovers have captured this eerie sight
Now that you mention it, pink might suit you! Depends what shade, are we thinking more fluorescent or natural?
But yeah, definitely shouldn’t be introduced through the vents.
"I'm more of a lilac kinds guy... but Penny says that clashes with my hair."
"...So orange it is."
Beautiful, outstanding 🤌🏻
Not gonna lie, purple does look nice on you john
Coming back Into orbit
Managed to capture this beauty cutting through the clouds
What a shot! 👏👏
It really was, gotta love aviation at its finest
Coming back Into orbit
Managed to capture this beauty cutting through the clouds
♪ ♫ ♬ I've no more fucks to give! My fucks have runneth dry! I tried to go fuck shopping, but there's no fucks left to buy! I've no more fucks to give! Though more fucks I've tried to get! I'm over my fuck budget, and I'm now in
FUCKING
DEBT!
♪ ♫ ♬
Huh...think she's gon sea crazy
Crazy? I was Crazy once. They locked me in a room. A rubber room. A rubber room full of rats. And rats make me Crazy. Crazy? I was Crazy once.
Naaa....she's broke
Wonder if the Jeff tracy bonk would fix her
♪ ♫ ♬ I've no more fucks to give! My fucks have runneth dry! I tried to go fuck shopping, but there's no fucks left to buy! I've no more fucks to give! Though more fucks I've tried to get! I'm over my fuck budget, and I'm now in
FUCKING
DEBT!
♪ ♫ ♬
Huh...think she's gon sea crazy
Risk assessments are very very very important. They keep everyone safe which is essential in this line of work. We very much need them and I refer back to them very often.
But... they do take a very long time to complete and I have been sitting at my desk for far too long.
This is not me saying they are unnecessary. We 100% need them, some companies could learn from our commitment safety. Maybe then we'd get less rescue calls.
You want a second pair of eyes over those evaluation there brains?
Gives you time to stretch and get something to eat and drink maybe?
That would be nice actually, thank you! It's always good to get a second opinion on these things, just to be extra safe.
And I think there's a cup of coffee calling my name.
As if @space-man-anderson is safe. Remind me again how many times URSA has blown up, Zayne? Though they were all pilot error situations... and I'm sure the risk assessment has written for all those situations, he just chose to ignore the warnings. I suppose in good manners I should say good luck on the risk assessments, or whatever. So good luck. Stay alive, your death would inconvenience many of your other humans. That goes for you too Zayne.
*inhales*
Them blowing up technically wasn't really my fault bird...
I'm safe hands, @brains-ir I swear....
Risk assessments are very very very important. They keep everyone safe which is essential in this line of work. We very much need them and I refer back to them very often.
But... they do take a very long time to complete and I have been sitting at my desk for far too long.
This is not me saying they are unnecessary. We 100% need them, some companies could learn from our commitment safety. Maybe then we'd get less rescue calls.
You want a second pair of eyes over those evaluation there brains?
Gives you time to stretch and get something to eat and drink maybe?
Note to self
If stuck in space, no one can hear you yell unless they are tuned to your radio frequency and they can hear me yap about how cool space is
Why haven't you like... called John? Or... anyone?
Naaaa
I'll be fine, I aren't in much problem just out of power and sent a call out to my people they get me
So...I'm just gonna do a live stream explaining space!
Welp
I got nothing better to do in Blackbird so...
Explain away funny man
Okay so
Space
It's vast, really really big
But let's just focus on our lil solar system alright?
Billion ans billions of years ago gas and elements mashed together to create a the big bang, expanding and smashing elements together to make the sun, which spat out even more energy ans materials
Further away from this, a huuuuge fight started breaking out between rocks and debris that would clump up due to mass holding density, the greater the density the more attraction ut pulled materials together
Forming
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
Gasses were also in the simular affect, but they formed somwhwre further out away from the main, these formed are beloved Jupiter, now this one's important, because they are the biggest, it protects the planets closer due to Jupiter gravity
Then we have Saturn, Neptune uranus and Neptune
With me so far bugadoo?
Oh he actually started yapping- yay!
Following... following
A lot of rocks... and minerals....
Exactly,
The earth whuch as we know it was going its geological time period called the hadeon as it was realllllly hot, and well by the name "hell on earth"
so during this we
The earth was battered by a large clump of rock which dragged against the exterior, it formed the moon, who still holds a grudge, so we are then still hot and bubbling away
Water was introduced by ice rock, which hit into Earths, it was still too hot on earths surface, but microbes started to vibe in the dark depths of really deep ocean
The second that oxygen started ohhh boy that was fun, we still didn't come out the ocean till lime a few million years later...which was fun
During this we have been looking at Mars, and yes we are all wondering what happened to Mars?
Simple, her iron core isn't as great as Earths (sorry mars) so her atmosphere dissipated, water dried up, leaving it the red desert ball we know and love.
*slowly sips coffee*
Uh huhhh... uh huh
No more water for Mars...
Well, I stand back on my statement there is water, just not the liquid form we have on earth, and its usually up at its poles
Once there was liquid water, waterbeds prove it showing ripples
But that has since gone
Note to self
If stuck in space, no one can hear you yell unless they are tuned to your radio frequency and they can hear me yap about how cool space is
Why haven't you like... called John? Or... anyone?
Naaaa
I'll be fine, I aren't in much problem just out of power and sent a call out to my people they get me
So...I'm just gonna do a live stream explaining space!
Welp
I got nothing better to do in Blackbird so...
Explain away funny man
Okay so
Space
It's vast, really really big
But let's just focus on our lil solar system alright?
Billion ans billions of years ago gas and elements mashed together to create a the big bang, expanding and smashing elements together to make the sun, which spat out even more energy ans materials
Further away from this, a huuuuge fight started breaking out between rocks and debris that would clump up due to mass holding density, the greater the density the more attraction ut pulled materials together
Forming
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
Gasses were also in the simular affect, but they formed somwhwre further out away from the main, these formed are beloved Jupiter, now this one's important, because they are the biggest, it protects the planets closer due to Jupiter gravity
Then we have Saturn, Neptune uranus and Neptune
With me so far bugadoo?
Oh he actually started yapping- yay!
Following... following
A lot of rocks... and minerals....
Exactly,
The earth whuch as we know it was going its geological time period called the hadeon as it was realllllly hot, and well by the name "hell on earth"
so during this we
The earth was battered by a large clump of rock which dragged against the exterior, it formed the moon, who still holds a grudge, so we are then still hot and bubbling away
Water was introduced by ice rock, which hit into Earths, it was still too hot on earths surface, but microbes started to vibe in the dark depths of really deep ocean
The second that oxygen started ohhh boy that was fun, we still didn't come out the ocean till lime a few million years later...which was fun
During this we have been looking at Mars, and yes we are all wondering what happened to Mars?
Simple, her iron core isn't as great as Earths (sorry mars) so her atmosphere dissipated, water dried up, leaving it the red desert ball we know and love.
Note to self
If stuck in space, no one can hear you yell unless they are tuned to your radio frequency and they can hear me yap about how cool space is
Why haven't you like... called John? Or... anyone?
Naaaa
I'll be fine, I aren't in much problem just out of power and sent a call out to my people they get me
So...I'm just gonna do a live stream explaining space!
Welp
I got nothing better to do in Blackbird so...
Explain away funny man
Okay so
Space
It's vast, really really big
But let's just focus on our lil solar system alright?
Billion ans billions of years ago gas and elements mashed together to create a the big bang, expanding and smashing elements together to make the sun, which spat out even more energy ans materials
Further away from this, a huuuuge fight started breaking out between rocks and debris that would clump up due to mass holding density, the greater the density the more attraction ut pulled materials together
Forming
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
Gasses were also in the simular affect, but they formed somwhwre further out away from the main, these formed are beloved Jupiter, now this one's important, because they are the biggest, it protects the planets closer due to Jupiter gravity
Then we have Saturn, Neptune uranus and Neptune
With me so far bugadoo?
