@JimBrowning11 If this is from "Admiral" cookie provider they will not show a Reject All button until you either manually untick hundreds-thousands of "legitimate interest" entries or accept all ONCE, then reload and THEN it displays Reject All. Tested on multiple sites, behaviour is consistent
@PrizmSplitter @EvenCatsCanDie@elonmusk Yea, I refuse to believe that deranged mentality... People who want to be violent should be shipped off to an island.. all the people in the world.. Let them kill each other there and leave the rest of civilized society be.
@2017_nonsense @oscar8gonzalezz @WorldAndScience I'm about to blow my own mind then, because come to think of it, it has never ocurred to me how cashews are even grown!
@twomad@elonmusk@waitbutwhy@poweredbyart Not gonna do the research just to explain it, but look into power consumption of the global population, power a solar panel produces, the dimensions of said panel, and how many you would need to meet global demand, and then calculate the area it would take up. The pic is accurate
@Oliviastunts1@JaredAshley@elonmusk how many fucking bot/hijacked accounts do these bastards even have to have so many likes and retweets? Its ridiculous...
@AstroBene99 @spacex360@elonmusk@RationalEtienne I doubt it, surely, even if SN15 can fly and land twice, starship as a whole can still be improved in many ways that 16, 17 and 19 would accomplish; improvements that would still need testing.
@SpookySem_ @NASASpaceflight@BocaChicaGal@thejackbeyer If they're just standing there, then no, there is no risk. If one flies and doesn't manage to get a graceful landing and flings debris everywhere, it could damage the other. It's better to just wait. No sense in a risk like with SN9 crashing near SN10.
@CormacQuaid @electricEric73 @tobyliiiiiiiiii@RGVaerialphotos Would definitely be something to see, especially if it could land again! But highly unlikely, sadly.. SN15 is the historic champ, but its work is indeed done.