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@mS52680571 @Cyb3rSpider01 @bruce_barrett Dude this entire thing was streamed live, and you likely watched it. Your brain doesn't work, it's as simple as you denying science.

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@DexGremory98590 @bruce_barrett Wait until Dex figures out that the 2028 moon landing is a joint operation spacex/nasa, and that they've been collaborating this entire time. Read a book before aimlessly posting nonsense on the internet.

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3 months ago

@Woodsman597047 @DavidWolfe NASA accounts for roughly .4% of the federal budget. Stop being ignorant and do some research.

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3 months ago

@acevegas50 @BGatesIsaPyscho Are you comparing a hobby rocket that weighs ounces to the SLS which weighs nearly 6 million pounds? It takes a brain to come to the conclusion that such mass would take a minute to build velocity. Sad thought process, man.

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3 months ago

@Benballinu @BGatesIsaPyscho Also cooling from the plasma enveloping the capsule for quite some time, supposedly rendering it half the temperature as the surface of the sun.

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3 months ago

@Benballinu @BGatesIsaPyscho Pretty sure these guys barely went to space. Integrity approached at very high velocity from outside's earth orbit through high atmosphere, so the extra padding was needed.

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3 months ago

@Gothmogg @korhancagla It's an acronym, actually. Use your brain man. You're referring to a completely different word/phrase.

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3 months ago

@bjamngirlAA @deepwebslinger Notice in the second paragraph near the end, Grok states, and I quote, "Without a special capsule and a heat shield slowing you down" Both of which they have. You've proven yourself wrong. Congratulations, Illiterate science denier.

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