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ZerOCoolSC2
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Is it honestly even worth it at this point? Happy B Day SB! | ||
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On November 10 2023 03:49 zatic wrote: They terminate the rocket.What exactly do these explosives terminate? Better to have a means of blowing it up in the air if it goes of course then having it slam into a city and then explode. | ||
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On November 10 2023 04:12 schaf wrote: Wait, so you're telling me we subsidize a megalomaniac billionaire to shoot interplanetary rockets full of explosives into space and we currently do not have a James Bond? All rockets have explosives on them; to blow them up in case of an anomaly during flight as they would be over the ocean in a matter of seconds. | ||
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It's guaranteed to be exciting watching a flammable skyscraper take to the skies. | ||
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ZerOCoolSC2
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On November 16 2023 08:25 Lmui wrote: A little too early for me to watch, but I'm sure as hell going to watch the vod of the launch. It's guaranteed to be exciting watching a flammable skyscraper take to the skies. I'll be awake and ready. This is definitely going to be exciting. I'm hoping it completes the test and they get enough valuable data to turn it around by March. Get another set and then it's on to payloads. I'd bet end 2024 we get the first crewed mission and then 2025 we have this going every 2-3 months. I'm also really looking forward to how they're going to release payloads and how they're going to fit it for humans to ride it. The concepts look dope. But until I see actual work being done, I'm assuming they're strapped in on fruit crates. | ||
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On November 17 2023 23:22 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/NASASpaceflight/status/1725516506044223911 This is cool and all but I want to see the launch haha. I wonder how much testing is required for the actuator now to make sure it's g2g. Is it an all day thing now since they delayed and they can do a couple hours of just rotating and checking? | ||
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