That's a good idea. What about Astronomy and Astrophysics with the same prefix?Greg Bernhardt said:Maybe mechanical engineering with an aerospace prefix.
Ok. Thanks. (I haven't checked the prefixes yet.)mfb said:There is no aerospace prefix in the astronomy and astrophysics forum.
Spaceflight has always a been between the astronomy section (because it happens in space) and mechanical engineering (because it is about machines going to space). Other spaceflight-related threads are in mechanical engineering as well.
Would it be accepted?Drakkith said:I'd say throw it in the Astronomy/Astrophysics forum.
Stavros Kiri said:Would it be accepted?
Stavros Kiri said:Do screen shots work on PF?
Drakkith said:They should. You'd just upload them like any other picture.
Stavros Kiri said:But sometimes they do not open for others ...
I haven't tried yet, but generally, I think, screen-shots have problems (once the original photo file and app is absent). We'll see. Thanks Drakkith!Drakkith said:If there's an error with the forum software then you'd have to take that up with Greg. In the meantime, you can upload the picture somewhere else on the web and insert it using a link.
Stavros Kiri said:I haven't tried yet, but generally, I think, screen-shots have problems (once the original photo file and app is absent). We'll see. Thanks Drakkith!
Sometimes bothDrakkith said:I'm not sure what you mean. Are you having a problem with people viewing the image after you uploaded it? Or is the image itself often wrong? Or what?
because truly a lot of machinery there (in ISS, in the videos and live-streaming etc.) ! ...Greg Bernhardt said:mechanical engineering with an aerospace prefix
Stavros Kiri said:Sometimes both
It might be that the problem was with one of my devices. I am checking ...Drakkith said:Odd...
I think that's something you should take up with Greg if it continues.
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