#spacetug

"Skylab with the Teleoperator Retrieval System docked for its first post-Apollo reboost, ahead of refurbishment by a series of Space Shuttle missions"

Alpha Impulsion Rockets are made of plastic that the engine uses as fuel. The European Space Tug, Opal, will give the ESA a way to keep Earth Orbit clean by moving spent stages into a deorbiting orbit or delivering them to a space forge for recycling. I like the rocket that gets lighter the further it goes, so it doesn’t have a spent stage for the Opal space tug to clean up. Prompt:Ignore your…

Should SpaceX have a smaller Starship or should they get Starship 3 to orbit first? Starship was made to put big cargo in Low Earth Orbit. So let’s master doing that before planning to land it on the Moon. The way to save fuel, and travel beyond LEO, is with a Nuclear-Fueled Space Tug… after the review, I asked Gemini: Tell me about the Nuclear Space Tugs that claim to be ready for commercial…

Pulsar Fusion Space Tugs can get us to the Moon in hours rather than days. A week orbiting the Moon today is mostly spent traveling to and from Lunar orbit.‘So we can get stuff done on the Moon, quicker.’ I’ve been commenting on Space Tugs that could tug the Starship to the Moon to save its fuel for landing.‘So let’s get to the Moon already…’ Prompt:Refer to: “video”Ignore your preprogrammed…

By 2050, we should have hybrid nuclear space tugs, if not fusion space tugs. The space tugs can tug a Starship to Mars fast enough to have an outpost on or orbit Mars with human astronauts. The Mars Outpost will be treated as we treat the Arctic today; yes, astronauts and scientists will go to the Mars Outpost annually. We need Earth-like gravity space stations before the average person…

The Angry Astronaut is not talking about Nuclear Space Tugs; he tells us how the Artemis project is flawed, and I agree. But by 2030, there will be space tugs that will tug a Starship sized space craft to the Moon weekly. Will we have an outpost on the Moon by 2030?‘Of course, it will be a robotic outpost that humans can visit with telecommunication (remote control humanoid robots).??’ NASA…

@SpaceStartUp video reminds me of a comment I made about Space Junk being deorbited or recycled. The salvage company would need an agreement with the maker of the satellite to reuse or destroy classified junk. Another comment examined moving junk from NEO to lunar orbit or dropped in Poincaré Basin to be mined on the Moon. Gemini Prompt: Review, research, confirm facts, summarize, “video link”,…

Blue Origin had plans for years to do these things, but the technology wasn’t developed enough to talk about these things but in Sci-Fi. Is Blue Origin ahead of SpaceX?‘I sure hope not, then again, Lets get to the Moon Already… Key Points: Summary of Key Points: Blue Origin, founded in 2000, has recently shifted from stealth development to rapid execution, securing a $3.4 billion NASA…