She gave it all yesterday. Falcon 9 Booster 1058 took U.S. humans back to space in a spectacular way on May 30, 2020. She was the first and she went back to space and home 18 more times - more than any other rocket hardware in history. She meet her end yesterday when the rough sea was too much. Her sisters will continue the journey that will answer our insatiable curiosity and increase our knowledge in ways we can't even imagine today. The journey continues. Someplace there's some engineers and developers making her siblings a little bit better. She would be proud of them and her sisters. @SpaceX
@yrashk This is done in high end telecommunications all the time. It's very easy to do. There's even logic where the original app gets into a safe state, then tells the new app to go, the new up converts any safe state to a compatible with new state and starts running.
@Erdayastronaut@SpaceX@elonmusk Success requires failure. Show me one leap in technology that didn't have failures. @elonmusk is accelerating the failures to accelerate the success.
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Hey @TIME , why isnβt @GarySinise ever on the Person of the Year list? Hey @TheAcademy , why isnβt he ever picked for the #jeanhersholt humanitarian award? He raises $30M a year to build homes for wounded vets along with his #goldstarfamily support. Retweet!
When value was a core part of a stories, the correlation to velocity was strong. As stories became work completed, the correlation weakened. https://t.co/6viPQsahJO