Find me at......, Where can people find you once the server shuts down Options

[djellison]

Folks can find me all over the place.......

I'm on Discord: doug_ellison
Instagram: djellison78
Mastodon: https://deepspace.social/@doug_ellison
Personal website https://www.dougellison.com/

[tdemko]

I'm hanging out mostly on Bluesky and Mastodon these days.

Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/timdemko.xyz

Mastodon: https://sciencemastodon.com/@rock_jockey

I'll resurrect my dormant Discord account and hopefully see y'all there.

Cheers!

[Phil Stooke]

I will go to Discord too, and can also be found here:

https://mastodon.social/@PhilStooke

Phil

[RoverDriver]

I'm old tech and a few months from officially retiring.

email: bellutta@yahoo.com

I now live near Portland, OR. If anyone is in the area and interested in getting a cup of coffee or lunch/dinner, drop me a line.

Paolo

[vjkane]

I follow and participate in two forums at NSF:

Space Science Coverage

Mars Rovers and Spacecraft

The sites are not as well moderated as this one. Fewer professionals (but some good ones) and some 'space cadets'

[nprev]

Afraid that my sole and only social media presence is on Facebook ...and TBH the main reason I even joined that was at the behest of several of my UMSF friends back in the late 00s! There I go by Nick Saturn.

[Antdoghalo]

Shadow-Dragon-777 at:
The Discord and Celestia Discord
Deviantart (not very active)
Celestia Forum
Stopping by the NASA exhibit at MegaCon.

[Phil Stooke]

vjkane mentions NSF, and yes, I visit it regularly too. It has a mainly rockets and engineering focus but there is the space science section, and individual missions get thorough coverage, but not as systematically as here. For example, this Chang'e 5 thread:

https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php....msg2629288#new

and this for Chandrayaan 3:

https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php....msg2629348#new


Things like that are spread around, not as well organized as UMSF, but if people want discussion of individual missions that is a good alternative (bearing in mind an engineering focus to quite a lot of it). I may sneak in some maps of upcoming moon missions.

Phil

[stevesliva]

RE NSF:
I've wondered about NSF whether any of the planetary science threads are paywalled.

I can handle the minutia of rocket hardware being paywalled. OTOH, if the "Voyager 1 issues" were paywalled, I'd be looking at buying past a paywall mostly for content not for me.

Sorry, probably not a big deal in $$$ or content, but I literally cannot know what's behind the paywall.
/NSF

One thing I said on DM when this topic of server death was first raised... it appears relatively easy to claim a subreddit and anoint oneself a moderator. The active participants in the Mars threads should consider it. We know from history the pareidolia aficionados will come, which is why moderators are key. The other thing raised by Phil's signature is whether posting creative work there forfeits any sorts of rights. And quite frankly, I dunno.

I am myusername @ gmail but bad at keeping up with email.

[mcaplinger]

I've wondered about NSF whether any of the planetary science threads are paywalled.

I don't know what happens in the paywalled "L2" area but I don't know of anything specific to planetary. From what's implied, people posting there, if they have real inside information, are breaking their project rules of the road at a minimum, if they're not guilty of actual ITAR/EAR violations. IMHO even some of the stuff posted in the public areas (by one NASA insider in particular) is skirting the rules.

So in that regard it's a good source of information, although the SNR is extremely low (mostly from fanboys of a company with X in its name). I've more or less given up posting there (pearls before swine, as they say.) YMMV.

[vjkane]

I don't know what happens in the paywalled "L2" area but I don't know of anything specific to planetary. From what's implied, people posting there, if they have real inside information, are breaking their project rules of the road at a minimum, if they're not guilty of actual ITAR/IAR violations. IMHO even some of the stuff posted in the public areas (by one NASA insider in particular) is skirting the rules.

So in that regard it's a good source of information, although the SNR is extremely low (mostly from fanboys of a company with X in its name). I've more or less given up posting there (pearls before swine, as they say.) YMMV.

The science sections are not paywalled. I will agree on the signal to noise. I find it a good place to learn of news, new documents, etc. Not much indepth information.

[Brian Swift]

I'm on BlueSky https://bsky.app/profile/bswift.bsky.social
and Flickr https://www.flickr.com/people/bswift/
and YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@bswift

[PaulH51]

You can find me over at Mastodon https://fosstodon.org/@PaulHammond51

Also at Lemmy World: https://lemmy.world/u/paulhammond5155 where I post occasionally on communities for MSL & M2020

[Phil Stooke]

I am going to post maps of lunar landing sites in the appropriate forums at Nasaspaceflight.com, and also on the Discord UMSF site (along with Mars panorama derivatives at the latter), a least until some other option emerges.

Also look out or my posts on:


https://mastodon.social/@PhilStooke

- currently doing a long series on Apollo landing sites.

Keep looking up!

Phil

[Ant103]

To find me, while I don't do much space imagery stuff nowadays, there is my place here on the Fediverse :

https://peculiar.florist/@DamiaB

Also, there is my webpages (blog and Marsrovers Images) : www.db-prods.net

And that would be all.