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Earlier this year I visited the Vertical Motion Simulator at NASA Ames, this flight simulator has a greater range of motion than any other, being able to move laterally and vertically in addition to the rotation.

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Ralf Knoeselvor 1 Jahr

Wow didn't know it was still active. A buddy of mine gave me a tour about 25 years ago. It was configured for the Shuttle at the time, and we had the chance to practice a landing (without motion unfortunately).

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A. Pettitvor 1 Jahr

Very cool!

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Henry Cobbvor 1 Jahr

When will Musk put a cable between two starships and spin them up for a six month visit in Earth orbit at Mars gravity levels?

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estonvor 1 Jahr

Looks like place from Half-Life

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Niveous 🇨🇦 Micheal - VA7MADvor 1 Jahr

So in other words a elevator

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david averyvor 1 Jahr

we still have 2 sims here that use that kind of display optics

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@CrazyTechievor 1 Jahr

God I want to go behind the scenes of @NASAAmes

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KSvor 1 Jahr

So do these displays just make your eyes focus at infinity or do you get depth perception?

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Tom Dixonvor 1 Jahr

And the action cam on the selfie stick 😲 What a great tool for this type of video!!

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Guillaume Bonifasvor 1 Jahr

Looks like the opening scene in Half Life 🤣🤣🤣 Take care Gordon, it's a trap? (By the way, merry Christmas everyone ☺️)

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