@elonmusk Well then, Orbital Bridge Launch, US 11,987,391 is the perfect use case. Expensive to prove that it works, but once it is proven, super cheap to make, and super cheap cargo to orbit. Water and electricity to LEO, 24/7, 70k tons per rail, annually.
@VenturaReport@NewsNation A great many of them are in an "at-ease" military position. All of them have military style haircuts. Just making an observation . . . .
@JoelChitty@elonmusk@jamesha96346930 Right you are, which is why we invented the Orbital Bridge Launch System. Solar powered electricity and water as inputs, with super-critical water steam exhaust as the only output. Zero carbon to Low Earth Orbit, two tons at a time.
Alien Invasion? No! Moving mass across interstellar distances is FAR too expensive, energy wise, when instead you could send a small party to subvert and subsume primitive development as they are starting out. The primitives will never have their own culture.
Where are the aliens? If there are any . . . they are already here. Why should they show themselves to hostile mammals, who often shoot first and ask questions later? Instead, they would remain hidden and subvert the existing status quo for their own ends.
It's $8. Servers cost money. Bandwidth cost money. If you use Twitter more than a couple of times a day, you are getting your $8 worth in electricity, bandwidth, and processing. Chip in . . . don't be a mooch.
@LeeBender07@USGSA You are correct, we control multiple entities and have received these emails for all of them, and now https://t.co/AvBJ3tGuEb is still down. We also believe that it has been hacked.
Orbital Bridge will be hosting Booth #809 at SpaceCom and Space Mobility, in Orlando, FL, this upcoming Feb. 21 - 23. We welcome everyone who is attending to stop by to say hello, see videos of our upcoming products, and pick up some top quality schwag! https://t.co/guY9zTnjKG
Just finished our first STTR Phase I. A big thank you to our partners at @penn_state and @BYU! Another a big thank you to the @AFResearchLab for their support, without which none of it would have been possible. Shouts out to @SpaceWERXDOD and @AFWERX !