@J74374995@elonmusk SpaceX is doing a lot for humanity and the planet. Rockets need to be reusable, not disposable. Data centers belong in space, not in our backyards raising your electric bill. A spacefaring civilization has so much more potential than one that stays on earth.
@SpaceNosey I actually thought of this approach when Starship was working on the chopsticks. Seems like it's easier to control and less impact on the booster. Cool to see it working. I think they could dispense with the long arrestor hooks and just have catch points on the grid fins.
@BigImpactHumans Based on this post, I actually read the article. It doesn't excuse pedophiles, it's a disorder that's only a crime if you act on it. If you say it's not a disorder, you're suggesting that pedophilia is "normal" when it's clearly not. The crime is in the action, not the thought
@NotATeslaApp wouldn't it be great if you could voice command "Medical Emergency" and your Tesla would drive to the nearest emergency room or fire station even if the driver became incapacitated? This safety feature could be enabled even if not subscribed to full self driving.
@LAMapNerd@DJSnM the uncertainty is mostly in the timing. The line on the map is where the orbit intersects earth. the line extends out into space on either side of the earth.
We're LIVE to watch the craziest thing ever... @SpaceX is attempting to catching their MASSIVE Super Heavy Booster with their robotic launch tower! You do NOT want to miss this! #flight5#IFT5 - https://t.co/j9YXjMsZnY
@DaranThomas @elonmusk SpaceX is aiming to reduce the cost of space travel by more than 95%. By doing this they have already created tens of thousands of high paying jobs, brought Internet to underserved countries and regained US leadership in aerospace technology.