@KiwiThinker I think we should also make the distinction between crew ships and cargo ships, because all of the flights we've seen so far are for cargo / pez dispenser ships and none of them designed to fly crew. Most definitely crew-style ships would have chutes / other failsafes for return
@JohnRou63401193@Tooth_Chipper Ye but the pendulum swing is only the last part of the bellyflop, hence why i mentioned it :p, if you don't need to bellyflop, you don't need to perform a pendulum swing right?
@JohnRou63401193@Tooth_Chipper It'd be interesting to see if they actually need to bellyflop if they're only intending to do point-to-point, is there any information on the hypothetical trajectories these flights would take? Can't imagine they'd take people sub-orbital, cargo maybe but people w/ no training?
@EUdCCR@EurekaNews10@grok Computah, establish a connection to libraries or websites detailing what possible POTUS hand signals might mean, so I can read up on it myself and not waste electricity and water while a giant IF-statement trained on millions of stolen works spoonfeeds me the answer
@DKeebalz@beyoncegarden You wouldn't even have been able to clock him* for being a trans man and are only attacking him* after he* him*self mentioned he* was a trans man.
@Skeptisk370324@SpaceX Previous ships blew up because they hit the water too hard, there is no "wisdom", more so an "expected end result", this ship not blowing up was unexpected and thus they want to recover it to get more data from an suborbital ship than they ever could in flights prior