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i think spacex browser game just fixed my fried focus, lol spent 20 min last night manually docking a crew dragon to the iss and my head went dead quiet for the first time in weeks. it's the real spacex sim, free, runs in the browser, no install. ease...

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Scott Manley profil fotoğrafı
Scott Manley4 ay önce

"my head went dead quiet for the first time in weeks." This is why I fly planes: “I fly because it releases my mind from the tyranny of petty things. ” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

the precise task quiets the mind thing is real.

TrueNorthTrading profil fotoğrafı
TrueNorthTrading4 ay önce

This is Ender’s Game. You’re actually docking a real spacecraft and just don’t know it

Mack Crawford profil fotoğrafı
Mack Crawford4 ay önce

Its a cool sim but sadly not accurate to orbital mechanics, it simulates as if the capsule and station are hovering stationary instead of in orbit. IRL, maneuvering forward/backward relative to the station would also cause the opposite side of the orbit to shift slightly down/up

Lauri Salonen profil fotoğrafı
Lauri Salonen4 ay önce

Let’s go!

Duke profil fotoğrafı
Duke4 ay önce

fuck I just wasted 20 minutes I didn't even realize there was a speed maximum. Was running about .6 m/s. everything else was full 0's/

Andrey profil fotoğrafı
Andrey4 ay önce

Bro, if space helps you, try my app, Star Focus. It’s a real 3D map of thousands of stars and you can travel between at 10m x speed of light, with or without music & nature sounds. Choose routes from 5 to 120 min and enjoy a forward or side view and see stars are passing around.

SEOforDeplorables profil fotoğrafı
SEOforDeplorables4 ay önce

This would be a great recruiting tool for @SpaceX. Not only could they select people with aptitude, they could select for people with passion for the brand. You’d get better talent than going through rounds and rounds of interviews listening to rehearsed answers.

Choppy profil fotoğrafı
Choppy4 ay önce

Feel like a real astronaut now

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

welcome to the corps 🫡

Andrzej Wróblewski profil fotoğrafı
Andrzej Wróblewski4 ay önce

Where do I check my time? Felt like 7-8 minutes

Blutomus profil fotoğrafı
Blutomus4 ay önce

@elonmusk is either training the model like Captcha or Duolingo Or he is trying to find pilots a’la @orsonscottcard Ender Wiggin

Booster 14 (PHM X6) profil fotoğrafı
Booster 14 (PHM X6)4 ay önce

Mastered it already, @SpaceX, when is the sequel?

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

@SpaceX 👀

Carl Larson profil fotoğrafı
Carl Larson4 ay önce

It's fun! I successfully docked my 1st attempt, and then showed my kids during the 2nd attempt and got success again. They were mildly amused and said "cool" but were only halfway paying attention...

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

first try twice, with an audience, you're basically flight qualified 😄

VLabs profil fotoğrafı
VLabs4 ay önce

Smart way to gather AI training data for spaceX

TylerIRL profil fotoğrafı
TylerIRL4 ay önce

just play Elite Dangerous

Josh Owens profil fotoğrafı
Josh Owens4 ay önce

sounds like you need to install Kerbal and do a RP1 playthrough lol

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

weekend's officially gone 🚀

Captain Toddler profil fotoğrafı
Captain Toddler4 ay önce

Thanks! The last few meters were intense! 😀

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

those last few meters are the whole thing 😄 all closing rate, ease it to a crawl or you bounce right off. real docking takes that final stretch at centimeters per second for the same reason. did you stick the capture?

Captain Toddler profil fotoğrafı
Captain Toddler4 ay önce

Yes, I did. It took a while, because I jumped at it without reading the instructions (I’m a man!), so I’ve learned a new trade by trial and error. I thought closing in would be more tricky, needing some orbital mechanics (lowering the altitude). It was fun! I’m ready to go! 😀

NowImPrunnnneTracy! profil fotoğrafı
NowImPrunnnneTracy!4 ay önce

If you do well enough you get recruited like in “The Last Starfighter”

Natalie F Danelishen profil fotoğrafı
Natalie F Danelishen4 ay önce

Going to try this in the morning.

LongOptimist profil fotoğrafı
LongOptimist4 ay önce

Try meditation. Start with short sessions. Use an app if you must. Sit however you want. Close your eyes. Do nothing. When your mind wanders and you forget your intention, start again. It builds a subtle, profound mental power. This is good for programmers if you need a reason.

manlyman profil fotoğrafı
manlyman4 ay önce

Play Elite and throw the keyboard at the wall 😂

sixsevenabuser profil fotoğrafı
sixsevenabuser4 ay önce

There's an option to toggle flat earth too

Tomas Reimers profil fotoğrafı
Tomas Reimers4 ay önce

@bsansouci If you haven't, give the game outer wilds a shot.

Brahbro profil fotoğrafı
Brahbro4 ay önce

I’ll be docking with your mom tonite

CaptainRon profil fotoğrafı
CaptainRon4 ay önce

I get that still and quiet brain, cave diving. You must, or you die. It's a great motivator to relax/concentrate/focus.

The Company Trifecta profil fotoğrafı
The Company Trifecta4 ay önce

You can play this in yer Tesla BTW.

Jake Rogers profil fotoğrafı
Jake Rogers4 ay önce

You’d love Kerbal Space Program

Chuck Petras profil fotoğrafı
Chuck Petras4 ay önce

@BrianRoemmele

Andrew 🟦🟩 profil fotoğrafı
Andrew 🟦🟩4 ay önce

@SpaceX should acquire the Kerbal ip and release a full space sim

Rick Wong profil fotoğrafı
Rick Wong4 ay önce

I hope they’re training their docking model with those successful sim runs.

AlbedoLux profil fotoğrafı
AlbedoLux4 ay önce

You never realize how hard docking is till you do this or play KSP

Mid profil fotoğrafı
Mid4 ay önce

This is the game in my Tesla.

Luiggii 🇲🇽🇨🇦 profil fotoğrafı
Luiggii 🇲🇽🇨🇦4 ay önce

@ElBadiablo me llevo 3 intentos pero se logro!!! Badia crees poder acoplarte con la ISS en este minijuego? 🫡

CaptainRon profil fotoğrafı
CaptainRon4 ay önce

Ever read "Enders Game"?

Ali Ashrafy profil fotoğrafı
Ali Ashrafy4 ay önce

Probably training docking models with the data

Sudo su profil fotoğrafı
Sudo su4 ay önce

had the same thought, but it'd be training on noise, inputs from a simplified browser physics model are nothing like real 6dof dynamics or the actual sensor stack. real docking autonomy learns from flight data + high fid sim, not people nudging a browser game. great outreach toy though.

Ali Ashrafy profil fotoğrafı
Ali Ashrafy4 ay önce

They have this exact sim on Tesla cars

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