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Elon Musk's SpaceX raises $346 million ahead of debut astronaut mission

Elon Musk Elon Musk’s SpaceX said on Tuesday that it raised $346.2 million in a new round of funding, a day before it launches two American astronauts to the International Space Station.

The private rocket company’s launch of its first crewed mission on Wednesday from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida will put an end to the US space agency’s nine-year hiatus in human spaceflight.

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The launch, which will be attended by President Donald Trump, is crucial for Musk, SpaceX and NASA. A successful flight will mark a milestone in the quest to produce reusable spacecraft that can make space travel more affordable.

Musk is the founder and chief executive officer of SpaceX and CEO of Tesla Inc. Including the latest round, the company has raised more than $567 million and is valued at about $36 billion...Read more.

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The yan-dads expose themselves that they're heroes or something to be the pest yand-parents so to get back at them (cause y'know. Petty.) the reader suddenly somehow finds themselves in a spacestaion with all their yan-moms giving them tour. And the more I think about it the more I realize that they might get stuck up there.

Yeah probably. The Yanmoms have just had enough of the Yandads antics and shaninigans, so they're just going to take you to live somewhere off in space with them. But Clark, Connor, Jon and Martian Manhunter are literally aliens and can live/survive in space and they will scour all of space looking for you.

Either way the Yandads will find a way to get to you. Probably igniting another war between the Yanmoms and the Yandads.

[devilsurvivor-2-recordbreaker]

For art class my teacher asked the students to create art of animal and machine hybrids. So it be like a woodpecker having a literal drill for its beak.

So I went 'I'm going to create a giant squid spacestaion akin to a lovecraftian god'

Like a year later and I suspect that the giant unidentifiable sea creature I saw in a dream was that squid spacestation god.

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Just Pinned to Instagram: Space Station Leak All Patched Up Now NASA Says #nasa #spacestaion #leak The repair job astronauts conducted aboard the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday (Aug. 30) appears to be complete. Ground controllers noticed a slight dip in ISS cabin pressure on Wednesday night (Aug. 29). Yesterday crewmembers traced the leak to a 2-millimeter-wide hole in one of the two Russian Soyuz spacecraft that's currently docked to the orbiting lab. Cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev the Soyuz commander patched the hole with epoxy yesterday and this on-orbit fix is still holding: Cabin pressure remains steady NASA officials wrote in an update today (Aug. 31). Flight controllers in Moscow and at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston continue to monitor pressure levels NASA added. "Yesterday showed again how valuable our emergency training is. We could locate and stop a small leak in our Soyuz thanks to great cooperation between the crew and control centres on several continents" ISS crewmember Alexander Gerst a European Space Agency astronaut said via Twitter today Russian space officials have said that the puncture was caused by a micrometeoroid but NASA has not confirmed this. Soyuz spacecraft have been crewmembers' only ride to and from the ISS since NASA grounded its space shuttle fleet in 2011. (This situation should change soon however; private astronaut taxis built by SpaceX and Boeing are scheduled to start crewed flights next year.) The hole was found in the orbital module of Soyuz MS-09 which arrived at the ISS in June. The orbital module is the spherical upper compartment of the Soyuz and it provides extra room for cargo and crew while the spacecraft is aloft. The module does not survive the trip home to Earth burning up by design during re-entry into the planet's atmosphere. ISS crewmembers were never in any serious danger as a result of the recent leak NASA officials have said https://ift.tt/2PZPWXc

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Space Station Leak All Patched Up Now NASA Says #nasa #spacestaion #leak The repair job astronauts conducted aboard the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday (Aug. 30) appears to be complete. Ground controllers noticed a slight dip in ISS cabin pressure on Wednesday night (Aug. 29). Yesterday crewmembers traced the leak to a 2-millimeter-wide hole in one of the two Russian Soyuz spacecraft that's currently docked to the orbiting lab. Cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev the Soyuz commander patched the hole with epoxy yesterday and this on-orbit fix is still holding: Cabin pressure remains steady NASA officials wrote in an update today (Aug. 31). Flight controllers in Moscow and at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston continue to monitor pressure levels NASA added. "Yesterday showed again how valuable our emergency training is. We could locate and stop a small leak in our Soyuz thanks to great cooperation between the crew and control centres on several continents" ISS crewmember Alexander Gerst a European Space Agency astronaut said via Twitter today Russian space officials have said that the puncture was caused by a micrometeoroid but NASA has not confirmed this. Soyuz spacecraft have been crewmembers' only ride to and from the ISS since NASA grounded its space shuttle fleet in 2011. (This situation should change soon however; private astronaut taxis built by SpaceX and Boeing are scheduled to start crewed flights next year.) The hole was found in the orbital module of Soyuz MS-09 which arrived at the ISS in June. The orbital module is the spherical upper compartment of the Soyuz and it provides extra room for cargo and crew while the spacecraft is aloft. The module does not survive the trip home to Earth burning up by design during re-entry into the planet's atmosphere. ISS crewmembers were never in any serious danger as a result of the recent leak NASA officials have said