We are in the most luminous cosmic age, roughly speaking. With the accelerating expansion and heat degeneracy, perpetual dark age will prevail and persist.
Like what @elonmusk said: "if heat death is the fate of the Universe, it really is all about the journey."
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@AndrewHard96304 Me neither. Specially the launch tower repair in place part. My guess would be sometime mid/late Spring next year, short of 12 months, which is already amazing speed.
@xdNiBoR@SERobinsonJr Remember this? All they need (or have already done so) to add some (multi wavelength) sensors pointing downward.
https://t.co/xqAyhglPIO
It's time for NASA PIs and @NASAAdmin have a meeting soon to discuss the possibility (aka inevitability) of putting Blue Moon MK1 onto a @SpaceX Falcon Heavy now. Or phase 1 is not happening.
@Exogynous@kate_tice This is how elite teams are forged - SpaceX Starship eng team got no less than this in 2025 and they are full of scars but now battle proven. No cheating shortcuts to success!
@SubSatorin@dpoddolphinpro@blueorigin@NASASpaceflight@JerryPikePhoto@SpaceX Each pad costs 100s of millions if not billions. That's why only uber-deep-pocketed SpaceX or BO can even think about parallel launch pad construction. Road to success most the time is filled with single point of failure junctions and luck is absolutely a necessity for success.