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  The help centre says the following about bounties: Additionally, if you offer multiple bounties on the same question, the minimum spend doubles with each subsequent bounty (50 reputation on the ...
  Sep 28 '19 at 5:11
  This has been discussed extensively before, see Would a "Speculation" tag be useful?, and the linked questions and discussions. The preferred tag, in the cases where the question is on topic is ...
  1. First, to address the specific thing asked: Does putting an image inside a spoiler tag help? No. The image is loaded anyway, and just hidden with CSS. That is what the inspector tells me....
  Jun 10 '17 at 19:57
  Apr 21 '19 at 13:55
  My take on this. The Space Shuttle is always a spacecraft, and occasionally a plane. That means pretty much every question you have about it is on-topic here. By contrast, only specific aspects about ...
  Apr 21 '19 at 16:30
  I will argue that anyone capable of building an ICBM already has the capability to figure out basic orbital mechanics. Therefore, who will such a question ban actually protect? To compare it to the ...
  Sep 10 '19 at 9:59
  The original comment and resulting discussion has been removed I was the moderator handling the flag. The offensiveness of mentioning the Dunning-Kruger effect varies greatly with usage and ...
  Sep 10 '19 at 14:31
  Disclaimer: I wrote that post. SE allows arbitrary hot-linking of images. The default Imgur upload is there to cover the usual case that the image is not yet hosted anywhere, but there are other ...
  Sep 23 '19 at 23:35
  Animations Animations add some value, which varies greatly. They also come with some disadvantages, in this case size. We can not proceed in a way that decreases the value of an answer. General ...
  Sep 25 '19 at 12:42
  Still images The stack exchange imgur upload limits images to 2MB, and I think that we should stick to that. High resolution images can be re-sized, as they would have to fit inside a SE post anyway. ...
  In my opinion, we should try having the acronym tag <-> synonym relation the other way around more often. While "ISS" is a well known acronym, this field is famous for generating an ...
  From what I can see, the current usage of the tag is: General orbital mechanics questions. Systems in Earth orbit. Launches specifically dealing with reaching orbit, like sub-orbital vs. orbital ...
  Jun 3 '17 at 10:09
  Here is a query for you I am terrible at writing those things, so this is a bunch of stuff I copy pasted from other queries. Surprisingly it works. Input your userID to get a list of what tags you ...
  My understanding of the queue mechanics: This question showed up for me in the queues some hours ago. As I am a moderator, any item in the queues I handle is dismissed from the queue. This means ...
  From the bounty page in the help centre: If you do not award the bounty within 24 hours of the bounty period ending, half the bounty value will be automatically awarded to the top voted answer ...
  I will say we are exactly 3.6 questions per day away from graduation at the moment :) It has happened before that a site has graduated with only 'OK' in some categories, but not in the traffic ...
  I asked a very similar question on Worldbuilding SE, and it was well received there. I would recommend asking that type of question over there rather than on physics SE, as you don't end up in the ...
  Jan 1 '21 at 2:20
  Here's a quick inventory of the current tagging status of multi-mission space programs: Manned Mercury: "project-mercury" Gemini: "project-gemini" Apollo: "apollo-program&...
  Jan 2 '21 at 11:03
  While the current situation is unfortunately tag salad, there are a couple of points where I think there's room for granularity: Not all uses of cameras relevant to space exploration involves cameras ...
  Nov 16 '20 at 12:56
  In my opinion, these have some clear differences. The main one is that the CR3BP is much "nicer" than a more general three body problem. The restrictions made makes analytical solutions possible, ...