It’s flying right over my house but I bet it will be raining.
MechanicalGak on
Anyone know if that’s close enough to the shore for people to see anything?Â
Leakyboatlouie on
It’s landing tomorrow, the 10th. Why does the graphic say the 11th?
JohnMayerSpecial on
30 minutes from Australia to Southern California is a pretty quick trip
CoolJRT on
Why such a sharp curve to the opposite direction? Probably to do with curvature and when they hit the atmosphere but my brain just can’t picture it
DuffMiver8 on
On the map, it sure looks like they’re cutting it close. I hope they don’t overshoot and come down in the San Diego Zoo or something. I’m sure they have it all figured out, but after a trip of almost 700,000 miles, it seems crazy they’re coming in so close to the coastline.
Arogone1 on
Just to think all the calculations had to be right up to this point to splash down and not crash into Australia or USA.
mkujoe on
What’s with the sharp turn in direction at Australia
Undd91 on
Are these times in local times within Australia?
Onair380 on
What is the lower horizontal line suppose to be ?
DetectiveShort4655 on
Will we hear/see it over Australia?
huxtiblejones on
It’s crazy and amazing that humans can blast a giant bomb off with humans sitting on top of it, fly them to the _fucking Moon,_ take a bunch of photos, and then splash down in an exact part of the globe at a specific time without killing anyone. Hell yeah science.
Slakingpin on
They’ll be going right over top of the ex tropical cyclone Vainau, what an awesome view that would be
OSUfan88 on
I’ll be in Olympic national park right on the water. Any way I could see this from a mountain top?
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It’s flying right over my house but I bet it will be raining.
Anyone know if that’s close enough to the shore for people to see anything?Â
It’s landing tomorrow, the 10th. Why does the graphic say the 11th?
30 minutes from Australia to Southern California is a pretty quick trip
Why such a sharp curve to the opposite direction? Probably to do with curvature and when they hit the atmosphere but my brain just can’t picture it
On the map, it sure looks like they’re cutting it close. I hope they don’t overshoot and come down in the San Diego Zoo or something. I’m sure they have it all figured out, but after a trip of almost 700,000 miles, it seems crazy they’re coming in so close to the coastline.
Just to think all the calculations had to be right up to this point to splash down and not crash into Australia or USA.
What’s with the sharp turn in direction at Australia
Are these times in local times within Australia?
What is the lower horizontal line suppose to be ?
Will we hear/see it over Australia?
It’s crazy and amazing that humans can blast a giant bomb off with humans sitting on top of it, fly them to the _fucking Moon,_ take a bunch of photos, and then splash down in an exact part of the globe at a specific time without killing anyone. Hell yeah science.
They’ll be going right over top of the ex tropical cyclone Vainau, what an awesome view that would be
I’ll be in Olympic national park right on the water. Any way I could see this from a mountain top?
Will we be able to see it from Los angeles?
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