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Originally read this as "plans to launch (rocket-bearing) satellites" (as in satellites which carry rockets), which would have been interesting indeed. I suppo
by andars 10y ago
Originally read this as "plans to launch (rocket-bearing) satellites" (as in satellites which carry rockets), which would have been interesting indeed.
I suppose all satellites have thrusters, but that isn't what came to mind.
- freehunter 10y agoI agree, it's a terribly ambiguous headline. Headlines have a way of dropping everything that gives context to a sentence. Makes sense when you're limited to a relatively small piece of paper, but on the Internet you can write as much as you want. So put those extra words back in there! "SpaceX plans on launching a rocket bearing a satellite"... or better yet, "SpaceX plans on launching a rocket containing a satellite".
- m_mueller 10y agoHow about "SpaceX plans to return with a commercial launch"?
- photogrammetry 10y ago"carrying" would have been much better WC.