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Joined December 2018
App Version 1.1 Build 12 out now! Added iOS calendar integration and other UI improvements. thefuturecalendar.com/Beta
Now you can buy shares in a human spaceflight company! New pod 🎙 @virgingalactic @chamath open.spotify.com/episode/0eK…
Launch day! T-minus 7 hours. Spacex.com or search spacex on YouTube to watch live
You might wanna check TestFlight for an app update...
There’s a new version of the app available now! Introducing... a search bar! Search by event name to avoid scrolling through the entire list
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Sooooo there’s *another* new version of the app available now. Now you can search by event, company, location, and year. (And it works in upper and lower case 👌🏻)
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Ok. One more for the weekend. Now you can also search by importance scale color. i.e. search “purple” for the most important events
The Future Calendar retweeted
Standing down to update satellite software and triple-check everything again. Always want to do everything we can on the ground to maximize mission success, next launch opportunity in about a week.
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Everything about this is insane. Read my full take on the app
#nasawebb is the largest and first folding space telescope ever, with 40 deployable structures and 178 release devices to get into full configuration after launch. Webb’s solar array is first of these and one of the most important, as it provides power for the entire spacecraft.
New app update today. Likely the last one before submitting to the App Store 👀👀👀
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FYI - I’m writing new detail descriptions for all existing events on the calendar as fast as possible. I’m going in order of nearest to furthest away, so check back often for updates.
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Done. All current events on the calendar now have a description. Hope you read a few of them 😎
There it is
Pretty definitive statement here. "We’re going to be flying humans in New Shepard this year, that’s incredibly exciting."
On the calendar
#SpaceX's next mission, the in-house launch of Starlink satellites, is now firmly on the Eastern Range's calendar for Wednesday, May 15. Launch hazard area will be in effect from 2030 ET to 0100 ET +1 (0030 to 0500 UTC). Drone ship landing.