A female officer trying to get the bad guys behind bars... by ANY MEANS NECESSAZRY!
Battle Maidens: The Raid Pages 15 & 16 ready in https://t.co/bSztPqBbss
Lieutenant Lisa will go undercover as a scort in a VIP club to catch some big fishes!
Battle Maidens: The Raid first 9 pages here!
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A big commission I did for @BroHarem, featuring several OC from other creators
They are: Ocarina of @OcaWorld, Esther of Stark.578, Mia of Kryten, Saff of @Urphane, Katina of TuxedoMike, Smolpia of Blackd20, Echo of Kaizen, Lurid of Junopea, Lupine of Matter and Peni of Marchy.
@goodandnormal@adrianthe402nd@Truthful_ast Development of SLS began in 2011.
The Orion capsule has been in the works since 2006. It was kept from the previous Constellation program.
Of course, you don't care about any of those dates because your only interest is to attack SpaceX.
@goodandnormal@adrianthe402nd@Truthful_ast In case you were not aware, all NASA rockets are subcontracted to private companies.
Mercury and Gemini were McDonnell. Saturn V and SLS are Boeing, with Rocketdyne engines. Shuttle orbiter was Rockwell.
@goodandnormal@Dkirk003@Truthful_ast Your argument is that Starship ought to "successfully" launch a lunar lander, anything else about the vehicle be damned.
But that's not where the engineers are aiming.
@goodandnormal@Dkirk003@Truthful_ast Nice try. Even if I argue that the engineering goals were fulfilled in today's launch (test the stack, do a successful suborbital flight, land an intact ship in the ocean), you won't accept that because your argument isn't related to that at all.
@goodandnormal@adrianthe402nd@Truthful_ast Again with the "human rated" thing. They have to fly a number of these things before they can put any crew in them.
Would you be saying this about Falcon in 2010? Probably.
@goodandnormal@adrianthe402nd@Truthful_ast So Starship ought to be a lunar launch vehicle EXCLUSIVELY, instead of testing if it can also serve as a satellite launch system?
Why? SLS already does that mission.