Cosmic Monk

Pet sense.

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@Melinda00744507 @fakecarlsagan @coolguy1968 @SkylineReport @atrupar The vast majority of the business I conduct is electronically.

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@Melinda00744507 @fakecarlsagan @coolguy1968 @SkylineReport @atrupar You think they aren't accessed? Every federal employee has a file that gets updated regularly.

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@Melinda00744507 @fakecarlsagan @coolguy1968 @SkylineReport @atrupar It's 2025 and you're defending paper-based data storage. Think about how absurd that is.

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@Melinda00744507 @fakecarlsagan @coolguy1968 @SkylineReport @atrupar They would still be storing one copy, but in a much more easily-accessed form. This isn't complicated.

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@KrzysztofCzybl1 @smmmmss2 @tallywix @Hans_J_Dorn @thunderf00t Their "sponsorship" means they consider the goals to be realistic.

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@Kirby__283 @thunderf00t Of course. He's the one who thinks NASA is paying for Starship.

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@KrzysztofCzybl1 @smmmmss2 @fakecarlsagan @tallywix @Hans_J_Dorn @thunderf00t In microgravity, which is the same as a full orbit.

They haven't docked Starship, but it's something SpaceX has tons of experience with.

The answers to these questions are out there if you actually bother to look for them.

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@KrzysztofCzybl1 @smmmmss2 @fakecarlsagan @tallywix @Hans_J_Dorn @thunderf00t On the third flight they transferred propellants between the main tank and a header tank using the same technique they'll use for transfers between vehicles.

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@ditchmade153882 @thunderf00t New Glenn doesn't have a reusable upper stage, so there's no reason they would do suborbital tests like Starship.

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@thunderf00t @highfreqhertz @Radios4Freedom @bernardtheplant @MarcusDans20089 @Lettuceman42069 @VimesStone Bullshit claims like economical rocket reuse and laser interconnects on its satellites?

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@oscardziki @turkeyheav3n @thunderf00t Other than the 134 Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launches, you mean?

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@Kirby__283 @thunderf00t Yes, but Phil is a grifter.

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@TanQboy @gomeaf314 @thunderf00t It's what @thunderf00t mentioned.

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@thunderf00t Partial thrust. They won't be operated at full thrust for a while.

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@fusilaeh @thunderf00t New Shepard had a failure two launches ago.

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@pete_arch_ @thunderf00t Is that IR or visible spectrum?

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@MagixPunx @SolidLOL1 @raph1260 @drocker875 @thunderf00t "Most of that data is easily understood through sims."

And New Glenn launched…?

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@thunderf00t It's 2.

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@MagixPunx @StarshipCobson @thunderf00t I seem to recall him saying Starship isn't structurally sound.

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@thunderf00t @LeighSinclar If the relight is successful on flight 7, the FAA will clear flight 8 to target LEO. This information isn't difficult to find.