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6y ago
Yes but in real life they are not necessarily landing in the same spot the same day to be reused again. They could have multiple replacement boosters. Regardless, I have no problem with the booster return design unless it induces reckless
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You can't say a lot of things, so what! Giant team is not prerequisite for doing proper simulation before launching a gigantic rocket. I am being sincere. Nasa is in fact leading you on, to have some of their people wasting their tim
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Does it use Nasa's pica heat shield. Nasa could have upgraded shuttle too to use their own tech so the shield tech is not material argument. The boosters were recovered. https://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/
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They will get a single rocket from that ideology and get stuck again in the loop later on with any big modification.
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Lets assume that is the case. That is where they should spend their cash to produce something of real value that can be reused. Simulation close to perfection is the end game. Not sending something chunky into space.
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I don't understand the term belly flop or rapidly reusable. Do You mean that it is becoming horizontal to reduce the falling speed rate to land on its belly? shuttle was reused and landed on wheels parallel to its belly.
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phizer is saying that they have started trials for kids. So herd immunity is possible. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/22/pfizer-says-its-covid-vaccin...
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Nasa did the calculation with with ancient computers and these guys are speculating and not using proper technology to achieve success. It makes no sense in 2021. They should not be experimenting. Their simulations should be been solid be
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How so?
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3D Faces from Famous Paintings
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It does look like him. 3D faces from famous paintings https://www.cunicode.com/works/artfaces
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It should not have been an experiment leading to explosion at this stage. You are not seriously willing to justify the explosion, are you? I hope that you are being sarcastic. The experimental flying of rockets of this size are the 1960s t
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But how much work is Amazon extracting from them. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/02/02/amazon-...
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LOL. Apparently his rental is hydrogen powered. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/02/08/bill-gates-becom... Another mystery about whether he actually owns it. https://www.forbes.com/s
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Project Redwood.. LOL Maybe he is leasing it. Businessinsider does not have access to his personal account and neither does his company. They couldn't even get Trump's tax returns. They have no clue.
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Amazon is buying all warehouses and displacing regular stores. If it fails people will have problems buying things that they use to buy from local stores.
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If you mean the boat https://themarketherald.com.au/magazine/the-pursuit-of-comfo...
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He rents big boats for holidays rather than owning one which the feature of being retired or semi-retired billionaire.
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It is really trendy for billionaires to be interested in space right now. I think they want to make money there. They believe that too big to fail on earth means that they should go where nobody has made any money. O'Neill was produ
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US printing machines has funded the share printing machine that has allowed them to keep buying other companies.
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I just posted a reference to his purchase of 0.4 billion dollar boat. He is retiring. Amazon is outcome of purchase of many many companies just like Microsoft. Gates is retired and Microsoft is still buying companies even hotels; anything
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Being pro too large to fail corps has always been suspicious.
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He has bought a new 0.5 billion dollar boat this year. https://themarketherald.com.au/magazine/the-pursuit-of-comfo... Bill gates is still renting. What do you think he was going to do with all that cash. After few ye
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Time to spend the cash. The big money had been made.
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It can be found in their crooked smile or whatever. These are all subjective. There is apparently blood test. Is it a real test? https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/blood-test-coul...
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That is not a voluntary recall. They had been under pressure for couple of years. They are probably printing shares to pay for it now.
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The agenda for listing a trade is have others copy one's trade to improve the odds. Declaring success creates followers. Declaring failure removes followers. So those who fail are less likely to post their losses.
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Trials by country https://covid19.trackvaccines.org/trials-vaccines-by-country...
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Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker and types of vaccines
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I disagree with the post inside the article because it is logically flawed. The current approved crop did not have capacity to produce those vaccines either. MRNA did not have the facilities. It is mostly subcontracted. The reason that
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