WikiArchives.space

WikiArchives.space

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The Space Exploration Archive : http://www.wikiarchives.space - Non Profit, Ad free and totally free. (not a bot, feel free to reach out !)

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ISS EXPEDITION 41 To the North: Portugal, Espagne, Ireland, United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Russia, Northern Lights over Scandinavia and Siberia. Homemade from ISS041 sets

Now uploading : -Thousands of documents from many US space programs such as Constellation, STS or Mercury. -Hundreds of thousands of STS, Mir and ISS high res scans -Many Gbs of archive videos (Apollo/Mir/STS/Mercury/Gemini)

Reminder : This project is free of ads, non profit and our work is volunteer. This investment was paid thanks to your tips on Patreon!

WikiArchives.space@wikiarchives.bsky.social

Getting more muscles for the website ! Today, we invested thousands of euros in hardware to get a bigger capacity and more reliability for WikiArchives. We'll soon be able to store up to 20Tb of photos, videos and documents ! www.wikiarchives.space

We still offer free storage to Worldwide scientists wanting to host and protect their work in an independent server based in Europe. Just contact us on Discord or by email, the links are on the main page of the website.

Update : We lost a key hardware part. No data should be lost, but the website might stay down for 24 hours minimum, and should not be fully back until Tuesday evening. More updates to come.

WikiArchives.space@wikiarchives.bsky.social

We are encountering a big hardware issue today, and are looking for ways to be back up online ASAP. We are sorry for the inconvenience, and we hope to be back today.

We are watching closely as more and more space science documents are disappearing from the US gov websites. If you need a website to make them available for free to the public and STEM, get in touch with us at contact@stardustprod.fr We are based in Europe and we can archive them for free.

James Tuttle Keane@jtuttlekeane.bsky.social

NASA (and LPI/USRA) is deleting public *community created* science documents from *non NASA* websites. These documents are often created using a combination of tax-payer funding and the volunteered time of scientists/engineers. (Mostly the latter)