>>648 I remember hearing the recordings time ago, they were really well done but the whole thing was hard to believe. I think it was just perfect for the cold war era and the whole idea that the soviets being ahead in the space race necessarily needed to have a dark side of lack of security measures and human sacrifices. It makes me remember of another record of the astronauts of the Apolo 11 talking in shock about how they are seeing something extraordinary in the surface of the moon. I think this one mimicked Armstrong voice really well and I don't know if it was ever really debunked, it was decades old. Sadly I couldn't find it.

The James Webb Space Telescope has been successfully folded and stowed into the same configuration it will have when loaded onto an Ariane 5 rocket for launch next year. https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2020/first-look-nasa-s-james-webb-space-telescope-fully-stowed Do you think they will be able to launch it next year? >>648 I didn't know anything about those two brothers. Their story is captivating, but just like >>649 said, it's hard to believe. However, I'll try to read more about them later.

Anyone checking out SpaceX new capsule stuff? Pretty fun to watch the whole thing live.