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by eagerpace 3y ago
The Perseid meteor shower is occurring during the new moon this month. Excited to see how much it helps August 12-13 weekend!
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by eagerpace 3y ago
Tesla owner, not saying they didn’t do this, but to consider… The range in an EV is impacted by more variables than a gasoline vehicle. I’ve seen so many sensationalized headlines the last couple a weeks, in particular one about how the hea
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by eagerpace 4y ago
Because they're not trying to do the same thing as everyone else. They're also building the worlds largest 3D printer. Something like this could be shipped to the Moon or Mars in the future.
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by eagerpace 4y ago
Yes, but the odds of them finding a buyer are astronomical. Full reusability is the future. Even ULA is reportedly up for sale after backing away from plans for their new rocket to be reusable. The new space race will be SpaceX and Blue Ori
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by eagerpace 4y ago
I’ve seen the spikes mentioned a lot. Are these mechanical descriptions of how the spikes operate dumbed down for the average person to understand? Im surprised we don’t hear more about biologically destroying the cells instead.
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by eagerpace 4y ago
I can't wait to see it as the leading feature for the 15. Revolutionary! Amazing!
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by eagerpace 4y ago
They have something like 25k terminals in use. They’ve been acquired from various sources. It’s highly likely a temporary billing or technical issue yet the article makes it sound like it’s being done deliberately. Maybe it is? But Occam’s
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by eagerpace 4y ago
Space Stations have been done before. Most of what SpaceX is doing has not.
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by eagerpace 4y ago
There is a lag between the service being available and missions being planned to use it. The US government is finally starting to see the light and is presently benefiting from lower costs and better performance compared to legacy providers
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by eagerpace 4y ago
Valid comments here but with the very recent developments on satellite connections direct to mobile phones, how long until you don't need a giant satellite? It may be sooner than we think. Certainly there are other enforcement mechanis
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by eagerpace 4y ago
They are in a very low earth orbit designed to naturally decay and deorbit in years instead of decades. Yes, there are a lot of them but they did design for this. Not nearly as big a problem as satellites in higher orbits which keep being d
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by eagerpace 4y ago
So much wrong here. Seems to be a trend on hn this morning. Food for thought, even if they did steal code, what would that have looked like in the 70s and 80s? Printing out reams of paper? Wheeling in a giant hard disk?
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by eagerpace 4y ago
What would happen if the same logic was applied to gun control.
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by eagerpace 4y ago
Taking Twitter private will give him more flexibility to implement structural changes to the business which may take time to see returns.
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by eagerpace 5y ago
I'm not a fan of the gym, as I prefer to stay active other ways, but I often wonder if the effort and energy expended there could be put to better use? This is perhaps an example of that.