Orcas Island residents and businesses are depending on a small fleet of barges to get delivery trucks to the island. So far, one garbage container has made it off-island since the disruption began. Repairs beneath the loading ramp could take up to two weeks.
@KF16_65 He is to be wary for - for sure
And the investor pleasing posture is a concern
But in the grad schemes of things, if someone can pull it off I cant think of no other billonares...
@KF16_65 Yeah true, stacking seems to be going fine
Its just the contractors really... I still have some vague hope for Space X to be able to launch only with minor delays (and current administrator Isaccman did say whichever is ready first they will launch) so IDK?
@KF16_65 But because US is such a big ally, Japan did go though a lot this couple of years so maybe some people might look more deeply but for vast majority not a huge topic I think.
@KF16_65 Yeah, likely gonna go into ranked choice so litigation time if the DEM wins...
I think people understand midterms and their significance - esepcially after this blue tsunami but not much more?
SEMENTRA itu sekitar pemandangan pada malam ini yang menunjukkan serpihan satelit atau meteor telah jatuh ke bumi dan dirakam oleh penduduk Mersing, Pulau Tioman dan Batam di Indonesia
Swift is dead
November 2004 - November 2026
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@NASA: "The U.S. Space Force confirmed that the Swift spacecraft re-entered Earth’s atmosphere at 7:39 a.m. EST Wednesday over the North Sumatra region of Indonesia, at approximately 3.4 degrees north latitude and 98.6 degrees east longitude. NASA expected most of the spacecraft to burn up as it traveled through the atmosphere, but some components may have survived re-entry."
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Swift is dead
November 2004 - November 2026
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@NASA: "The U.S. Space Force confirmed that the Swift spacecraft re-entered Earth’s atmosphere at 7:39 a.m. EST Wednesday over the North Sumatra region of Indonesia, at approximately 3.4 degrees north latitude and 98.6 degrees east longitude. NASA expected most of the spacecraft to burn up as it traveled through the atmosphere, but some components may have survived re-entry."
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We're saddened to hear about the tragedy involving a Learjet 60 near West Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday evening, November 1. Weather was likely a contributing factor; while the NTSB has a long investigation ahead, here's what the meteorological and flight tracking data tell us: