@MoePro@FlyTPA@mscott1014@AmericanExpress They are physically separated and have separate securities for efficiency in traveling. It works extremely well. SSS tier well. Simply knowing about this step is going to the info desk, which you pass anyway on your 45 second walk to your airside, with no line, and acquiring one.
I fly my own aircraft, cover all my own expenses, and donate my salary to Space Camp. To the limits of the law, I will never have taxpayers incur a dollar of expense for me to serve as Administrator at NASA. This includes donating the use of my aircraft for workforce incentive flights and inspiration.
On December 17, Starlink experienced an anomaly on satellite 35956, resulting in loss of communications with the vehicle at 418 km. The anomaly led to venting of the propulsion tank, a rapid decay in semi-major axis by about 4 km, and the release of a small number of trackable low relative velocity objects. SpaceX is coordinating with the @USSpaceForce and @NASA to monitor the objects.
The satellite is largely intact, tumbling, and will reenter the Earth’s atmosphere and fully demise within weeks. The satellite's current trajectory will place it below the @Space_Station, posing no risk to the orbiting lab or its crew.
As the world’s largest satellite constellation operator, we are deeply committed to space safety. We take these events seriously. Our engineers are rapidly working to root cause and mitigate the source of the anomaly and are already in the process of deploying software to our vehicles that increases protections against this type of event.
@Wll24986 @LundukeJournal@FrameworkPuter@gnome I've always liked KDE more and ignored GNOME because my devices don't really need something lighter, but from what I hear they're not so lightweight now anyway? Getting cluttered and unoptimized? I have maybe 2 hours of experience in it so I don't know really. Omarchy is fun tho