EverydayAstronaut
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A little life update!
🕑 Added 2017-05-10 18:13:18 +0000 UTC Hello my beloved Patrons! Sorry for my absence lately. I feel I owe you all some exciting updates!First. I will be giving away my first piece of Space Shuttle Discovery to one of you soon! There will be one a month after that with a total of 4 framed and signed pieces. Thanks for your patience on this, I literally haven't been home hardly at all the last 6 weeks because...
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Most of this travel is producing pilot content with a development executive for a network TV series!!! Yeah! CRAZY right? He's done about 8 shows previously and has a lot of confidence he can sell "Everyday Astronaut" to a network. In the next three weeks I travel THREE MORE TIMES... so life isn't slowing down yet.
Also. 2017 has been the year of "Throw it at the wall, see if it sticks." So if you've noticed a slowdown on Instagram, it's because I'm seeing very little growth/interaction on Instagram. This year I've found MASSIVE (and very exciting growth) through YouTube. If you're not aware, my YouTube channel is http://youtube.com/everydayastronaut
I fully understand if you have supported me because you liked my photography and aren't a fan of my videos. I won't take it personal, but I see a lot of growth and potential in YouTube and have had a lot of fun producing these videos (although they're A TON of work, ~ 40 hours per video).
So again, I just wanted to thank you all for your patience and support through out this time of transition. I genuinely couldn't do it with out you all. You literally put food in my stomach during this transitional period and help me have the courage to go out on a limb!
- Love you all -
Tim
Comments
Kalimero
Don't worry. I think to start one engine with 4 chambers was as hard before if not more 50 years ago as 4 engines today (As I remember this feature was present on Vostock rocket already) an Vostock was and Soyuz is reliable.
Everyday Astronaut
Oh man..... youβre right!!!! Crap! Where were you when I was scripting π©
Kalimero
Good job with Falcon heavy video. but one little big remark. Soyuz rocket have only fife engines. One in central core and four in boosters with multiple (4) chambers.
