@danielcincu@bill14051@DJSnM They would never have enough energy to overcome the engine thrust, considering that same thrust is what launched them in the first place. First law of thermodynamics and all that. Staggered engine startup is a good counter argument though.
@DJSnM Scott, how would debris overcome the massive thrust surrounding the area immediately below the rocket? I imagine it’s much like a water tap that you open onto a thick layer of sand. The sand would crater, but I’m pretty sure none would get into the tap itself?
@torybruno I see you respond to all these tweets, my orbits day is a while away so no need for swag just yet. Glad to have you help spread the love for all things space. Keep at it, the more passionate people, the better!
@LTCUnderground@VigilantFox Of course. Study has a control group of homeschool kids. Kids from parents that want to shield them from the world. Besides that; studies were funded by groups that constantly push anti vax crap
@justinAB_SF@Gr8TweetNTheSky@NateSilver538@ForecasterEnten How is it more precise lol. They have identical granularity. Just add more decimals. And in no practical application is the added pseudo-granularity-because-we-hate-decimals useful either