@PeterDiamandis Lowering costs for the average citizen seems like a solid deal. The upgrades to the grid and water systems is a substantial benefit that often goes unseen but nonetheless improves the community. As long as centers are transparent and truthful to pros and cons
@SawyerMerritt Just bought a model y, but all of these refferal links bring me to the download app page. Am I missing something or is there a step im unaware of?
Feel the Power of an RS‑25 Hot Fire Test! 🔥
We successfully tested RS-25 engine No. 10001 on Oct. 21 on the Fred Haise Test Stand at NASA’s Stennis Space Center near Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
The main objectives of the test were to acceptance test RS-25 flight components for future @NASAArtemis missions and validate the new thermal protection system, which protects the RS-25 engine nozzle from the thermal environment surrounding NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) rocket during launch.
While this developmental engine will not be used in flight, the hot fire test provides NASA and NASA's prime engine contractor @L3HarrisTech with the capability to capture critical data to improve engine performance and reliability.
@mvakleko@DJSnM Its an algorithm test campaign, some posts lean positive some lean negative. Its intentional on the backend to gauge how people react to each.
@cremieuxrecueil@PalmyrPar Theyre stolen accounts and card numbers. The old scam was they used the stolen card to send money, demand it back, you oblige and send it back from your "clean account", then the credit companies put you on the hook after the card gets reported stolen
@dreamingElvis@erika_alden_d Asteroid might honestly be the better test for this (wish i thought of it first!). NASA will simply not allow life to be sent to Mars until we have return sample missionS completed.
@StorkDevon@erika_alden_d We made a similar argument for a program VERY similar to yours in 2025. Ultimately, schedule issues just ate away at the seed money and then was indefinitely put on hold.
I love seeing all the variations of the work continuing! Id love to be proven wrong, keep at it!
@NASASpaceGhost@KiwiThinker Makes a lot of logistical sense. Youre going to be transporting tons of people and cargo. All of that "stuff" needs to go somewhere efficiently. Unless cybercabs and semis pick you up from your house automatically and drop you off on return.