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My mother has a Tesla, so far I absolutely love it and it’s features. My siblings found the seat emission feature rather hilarious. Overall a great car, I found this rather shocking but the Tesla has to be one of the best road trip vehicles. This surprised me, it thought each supercharging stop would be rather irritating. However it turns out that each Tesla supercharger is usually situated next to a restaurant. My favorite Tesla supercharging stop is Kettleman City here in California. It had a very modern look to it as well as requiring a pin code from the Tesla to enter the Tesla building and restrooms. Each time on a road trip when we take a Tesla supercharging stop it usually is a great time to get out of the vehicle and stretch. At the end of the road trip I felt not nearly as tried as I would be in a gasoline powered vehicle.

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I started watching it and I found it rather interesting. They compare some of the Venusian land formations to that of Earth. They also talked about how Venus’ surface is relatively young. Overall very interesting!

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My personal favorite is Cassini’s Cosmic dust analyzer. It was able to detect some of the components of Enceladus’s geyser plume. You can read more about it here https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/missions/cassini/the-journey/the-spacecraft/

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Thank You!

I took Chris’s Master Class I really enjoyed it! 10/10 would recommend!

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Thanks, I was using two 9V batteries in parallel. However they were over 2 months old and I used them numerous times for on igniters and for testing the LEDs, oddly when we went to the desert they would ignite the igniters but barely enough. It was enough to generate some smoke but that was it and the LEDs would still light up. I did notice the batteries were very warm.

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Another one I recommend checking out is New Horizon’s flyby of Pluto

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My Personal Favorite is the Cassini space probe Saturn 3D interactive map. The animation I recommend looking at it the last flyby of Saturn’s moon Titian. During the flyby it was able to show what part’s of Titian Cassini was studying and it was very cool 10/10 would recommend.

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Here is one I came up with but not sure I like it “humanity’s next chapter has begun”

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JUICE (JUpiter ICy moons Explorer) This is one of my favorite upcoming missions eventually it will orbit Ganymede.

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It would be cool to see a mission in the 2020s to Hubble, but at least there is the James Webb Space Telescope Coming October

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Thanks, I will next time I launch. On Sunday I went out to a desert to test it but unfortunately the 9v batteries I used died. So I may construct a new system that uses 12v batteries so I can carry more power and add charge percentage indicators. On the newer one I plan on making I might add computer fans since I noticed the batteries I used tend over heat.

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Lol, yes indeed. It would be fun to have Elon go to space

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Yay!

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Cool! Thank You! I think young kids might also find it fascinating that we can mine helium-3 on the Moon to make fusion reactors. There is enough Helium 3 on the Moon to power our entire civilization for over 10,000 years.

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Thank You!