Or 50 cents per kilowatt-hour on certain US territories in the Pacific Ocean. This compares to about 15 cents per kilowatt-hour or less in the United States currently. Or between $1.50 and $2 per kilowatt-hour for a GEO solar power satellite. In the first video Jansen links to above, Sergio Pellegrino of Caltech estimates a cost of between $1 and $2 per kilowatt-hour for a five satellite MEO solar power constellation. SpaceX Dragon Articles / SpaceX Missions Section (with Launch Manifest and info on past and future missions) SpaceX News Articles (Recent) / SpaceX News Articles from 2006 (Including numerous exclusive Elon interviews) Other SpaceX resources on NASASpaceflight: NearSpace Launch WVSAT mission (2x ThinSat, 2x 1U) Hawk 4A, 4B, 4C (3x microsat, Hawkeye 360) OreSat0 (1U, Portland State University) (3.3kg for SPiN1 & OreSat0) KSF2a-2d (4x 6U 6.8kg, Kleos Space, UK, propulsion) VZLUSAT-2 (3U 3.9kg, SpaceManic, Czech Republic) (moved to D-Orbit) Hawk 5A, 5B, 5C (3x 29kg microsat, Hawkeye 360, USA, propulsion) Sherpa LTC1 (total mass 365kg, customer deployable mass 95kg, 10 sats) Nanoracks? (non-separating) Mars Outpost Tech Demo (111kg) OrbAstro)ĮnduroSat 6U CubeSat platform - Hypernova HYPSO-1 (6U, NTNU, built by NanoAvionics)ĭEWA-Sat1 (3U, UAE, built by NanoAvionics) MDQube-SAT1 (2P, Innova Space, Argentina) (hosted) Hyperspectral payload, on-orbit computingįossaSat-2E1/WISeSAT-1 (2p, Fossa Systems)įossaSat-2E2/WISeSAT-2 (2p, Fossa Systems)įossaSat-2E3/Pilot-1 (2p, CShark, Fossa Systems)Īlba Orbital Clusters 3 & 4 (5 deployers, 13 sats) VZLUSAT-2 (3U 3.9kg, SpaceManic, Czech Republic) (from Spaceflight SXRS-6) IRIS-A (2U, National Cheng Kung University) Planet SuperDoves Flock 4-X-37/-44 (8x 3U) Planet SuperDoves Flock 4-X-1.-36 (36x 3U) (port assignments are currently a guess for some of the payloads)
There may also be four USA sats on top of the 105?
#Transporter 3 plus
If four of the FOSSA sats are named twice in the SpaceX deployment timeline, that drops it to 99 plus the ION riders. 103 are currently listed to separate from the Falcon 9 second stage, plus the payloads on ION. SpaceX shows 105, but that does not seem to include the satellites riding aboard ION. Some cigarette smoking, plus discussion of Dean Martin's signature look of "holding a drink and a cigarette.There appear to be additional payloads, USA 320-323, deployed from the flight. A character takes what's implied to be Ecstasy (MDMA) during a life-threatening set of circumstances, chasing the pills with vodka. Drugs / Tobacco /Ĭharacters drink wine, champagne, beer, and hard liquor. Some brands mentioned and shown on screen - particularly Audi automobiles. Extensive violation of the rules of the road. Nominally, the movie's message is meant to be pro-environmental regulation. The plot revolves around a toxic-waste disposal scheme that sees a high government official's daughter kidnapped to coerce her father into clearing multiple shipments of illegal waste for docking and, presumably, dumping. Some harsh language, including "s-t," "ass," "gay," "f-k," and "hell." Social Extensive vehicular action, including chases and crashes. Characters are fitted with explosive bracelets that will detonate if they move too far from their vehicle. Two supporting characters are shown murdered and mutilated by toxic waste. Shootings, many lethal, are often solely to make a point. Extensive martial-arts violence, with metal pipes, knives, articles of clothing, fire extinguishers, and more used as weapons. ViolenceĮxtreme and near-constant violence. A character is coerced into a "strip-tease." Some discussion of a character's taste for "the rough stuff" in lovemaking.
SexualĪ woman in peril notes in broken English that "I want to feel sex one more time before I die." When the object of her affections demurs, she asks if he is "the gay." Kissing. While the film nominally has a pro-environmental regulation message, it's paper-thin wrapping around a slick, glossy package of violence and velocity. The female lead takes Ecstasy mixed with vodka at one point, and other characters smoke and drink. Also expect a good bit of strong language (including "f-k") and some kissing and partial nudity (buttocks). There are shootings, explosions, mutilations, and more.
#Transporter 3 movie
Parents need to know that, like its predecessors, the third movie in the Transporter franchise features extensive, visceral martial-arts action (not to mention constant violation of any conception of safe driving).
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