I was looking at FAM content on YouTube and I came across this video. Is it lore accurate?

Edit note:

Video removed, don't give them clicks and views.

Search it on YouTube if you want to see it.

Seeing as the Shuttle was introduced in 1981 OTL (and likely a year or two earlier ATL), why would there be a need for a next-gen shuttle by 1983? Considering as there is 10 shuttles (and maybe separate military shuttles, the article is not clear as to their numbers), why is there enough demand for Pathfinder? And by ~1996 why would they need a third-gen shuttle? I just think the dates are a bit funky.

In Our TL, the first words on the lunar surface were by Alexei Leonov when he said "I take this step for my country, for my people, and for the Marxist-Leninist way of life, knowing that today is but one small step on a journey that will take us all to the stars." But what if in an alternate Timeline, the United States Won?

There will be no doubt the USSR's ego would lead to a space race lasting till the mid 80s or 90s like in real life, competing to reach mars and beyond. But, plans indicate the Shuttle was originally just for LEO missions and that a planned Base mission to the moon wasn't event planned of.

What do you think will happen

How bout you @Oot42

Thought this might interest y'all. National Aerospace Technology Administration - Wikipedia

In the beginning of this episode why was the Korean Airlines flight 007 shot down? i don’t understand why they did it.

No spoilers past this episode please, it’s my first watch

J'ai une théorie pour la saison 5 :

Dans les 2 premières saisons, les principaux personnages donnent les étapes des voyages spatiaux dans la série:

1 lune

2 mars

3 les astéroïdes

4 les lunes de Jupiter et Saturne

La lune c'était dans les saisons 1 et 2, mars c'était surtout dans la saison 3, les astéroïdes c'était dans la saison 4 et Jupiter et Saturne ?

Voilà pourquoi je pense que dans la saison 5 (si elle est annoncée), il y aura peut-être des vols habités vers les géantes gazeuses et peut-être même du tourisme sur Mars (comme sur la Lune)

As everyone who has watched the show (myself included; I'm on season 4 btw) knows, Shane died from a car/bike accident in December 1974 at the age of 11...

...or did he?

It's just a hunch, but what if Shane actually survived? What if his "death" was a cover up so that he could escape the "troubled life" of his family? I know I might sound like I'm obsessed with the character, but I think it's interesting to think about. I mean, what if he is actually living somewhere else, under an alternate identity? I feel like this idea could be a really good plot twist if it actually came to fruition; they could introduce Shane, disguised as a brand-new character and have an intense buildup to the reveal, giving small hints along the way, such as "My parents adopted me in '75 when I was 12," and stuff like that.

What do you think?

I was reading this article by Den of Geek.

It is a discussion with the creators-writers of For All Mankind.

This is what says

1. They have a 7 season plan

2. For the next seasons, we'll probably lose the old, main characters of these 4 seasons (Like Ed, Margo, and the others)

3. In this Universe, space travel will be extremely more advanced and common.

For point 3, I hope we will see travels to Outer Planets, maybe something like "The Expanse" with a planet culture for Earth-Moon vs Mars vs Outer Planets" (Probably the space travel will not be as advanced as in TXNSE, so the "outer planets" will be only Jupiter, or maybe only the primary asteroids of the Asteroid Belt.

And probably we (I HOPE!) will see more space tourism and space stations too!) :)

What do you think? :)

Now the question is... Will S5 come out before GTA6?

Looks like mars will become independent and the grip of the M7 nations will be broken. Perhaps Brazil will ally itself with Helios to supply mars.

(I hope everyone watched season 4 episode 3 in Fam!)

Because... this might be spoilers a a bit, but I'll share my opinion if that's totally ok 🙂

So when Dev returned to Helios, I think the Calypso rocket will appear. Probably in season 5 I think, maybe they will show some news on television saying "the biggest rocket lands on Mars!"

Anyone have theorise and predictions?

Why don't the astronauts float in the moon base?

I get why China would not be part of it, after all, the M-7 seems to be based of off the ISS alliance with a couple more members (talking about India, North Korea and non-USSR communist countries) and it does definitely have ties to reality, even if not direct ones.

But why Canada? After all, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) is pretty close with both NASA and the ESA, in real life, Canada has been collaborating with ESA since the 1970s and the CSA was helped by NASA during its early years, so why isn't this integrated into the movie and instead Canada for some reason chooses not to join the M-7?

I’ve noted that some pages for spacecraft or stations include how the spacecraft works in the History Section, rather than in its own category. Should this be changed?

Eight years later, a new mission begins: Capture an asteroid. Aleida and Danielle are still haunted by events from the past.

For All Mankind is back with a new season! What are your thoughts on the season premiere?

Apple TV+ has released the bonus videos connecting season 3 and 4. As usual, they cover the years during the timejump, in the form of news reports.

Note: To unlock them on Apple TV+, you have to skip through the last episode of season 3 first.

A short teaser of the videos was released on social media.

Watch it here: Bonus videos teaser

T-7 days

Hopefully a trailer during the NYCC panel