@Poeslawisalive@cartierfamilyZ@sarahtexe Wow, you must be in the US legally to be able to legally purchase a firearm, so yes they check your citizenship. That is for a constitutionally named 2nd amendment right. Maybe you should research a little to understand the full context.
@AlvaApp@antibearthesis A better answer for a nine year old would have been that "all IPO's experience this" follow up with, "remember, never buy the IPO. BUY THE DIP"
@MatrixMysteries@EagleInTheCloud Always amazes me that no one seems to know that the money you pay toward Social Security is a tax not an investment. It is a payroll tax, if you pay it, and live long enough you can participate. Exactly how it was designed. Surprise.
@DevinOlsenn Seems like the options purposely avoid navigation. 99% of my disengagements have to do with Navigation, and I believe that is probably true for most.
SS has never been a retirement plan, it is a tax. Never intended to take the place of a retirement plan, but to supplement retirement plans. The money paid in goes to pay the people receiving benefits today. Paying in, no matter how much over time just guarantees you the right to benefits when you retire. This is not a secret, SS does not hide this information. This has always been the case, the way it was designed. People just refuse to understand it.
@FreedomNews419@EricLDaugh US commercial oil production in the Gulf of America (Mexico) and elsewhere supply the tankers for export, while the SPR functions as a temporary market stabilization exchange where companies return extra barrels (after tankers are full) later to rebuild the reserve.
@RealJamesMJr @tlapaltecatl@WesleyLHuff@NASA Cheers to you! I was about to show you where you were wrong, but decided to read on first, and glad I did.
@JasonBermas@astroferg does a great job tracking with telescopes. I think when Orion is visible to him, he will go live again... https://t.co/CON1ChXH1w
I know this will be futile, but here goes... Live video of the astronauts on the Artemis II mission is not constantly available due to significant technical constraints in transmitting high-definition video over deep space distances
The Blue Origin suborbital flight lasted 11 minutes, they only needed power for about thirty minutes total. Artemis II (Orion) needs to have power for ten days. They could not waste it on streaming HD.
Blue Origin max speed was Mach 3 (about 2000 mph) on ascent, it took about three minutes to reach max velocity. Artemis II reached 4000 mph within 2 minutes, and at the 8 minute mark had surpassed 17,500 mph (Mach 22) the actual astronauts were not able to float around and take selfies.
Blue Origin altitude maxed at about 62 miles above earth within a half an hour Orion reached apogee (1400 miles above earth) in about a half an hour. Blue Origin just needed to fly up, and straight back down. They really did not need any bandwidth for command and control. Orion need to be able to perform several maneuvers, with communication to an from mission control. They did not have the bandwidth to stream video.
Orion, is constantly moving in and out of dead spots and has limited communication bandwidth they prioritize essential spacecraft health, navigation, and life-support data instead of video. Live views will be transmitted during specific, planned times.
@SenMarkKelly Doubling down on the lie! You are just as pathetic as her Sge has already been proven a liar, in the post you are quoting. The video proves it. You people are just stupid
@TaraBull Statistically, nine out of ten people who use the term "Data Shows" without actually siting the source are 100% full of shit. Sorry, the data doesn't lie.