TheAugmentedMan

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@Loride87 @ThibosNkutha @SpaceX @Starlink They already de-orbited. Every starlink is only meant to stay up for a few years before they naturally fall back to the Earth.

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@_jaykeegan_ Wasn't Chang'e 7 supposed to launch in a few days (according to the next Spaceflight app)? Sorry, but I don't see how weather alone could delay it by half a year.

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@_MaxQ_ That's my birthday. Hope it launches then.

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@tomasavisa @dpoddolphinpro I mean. Once several companies can bring large payloads to orbit using reusable rockets. Then the next steps are probably things like orbital refueling, nuclear propulsion, and continuing to squeeze every last drop of efficiency you can out of a rocket.

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@JohnNolancq97 @Starlink Because each individual government of every single country needs to approve for the products use in their borders.

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@CRBONES3 @NASAMars Part 2 of my comment. There are no rules saying an asteroid can't be a moon if it gets caught in an orbit. In fact, many moons probably used to be asteroids.

As for Phobos and Deimos around Mars. It remains unproven if they are asteroids or not. But, they are moons either way.

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@CRBONES3 @NASAMars It doesn't matter if it's round or not round. As long as it's in a stable orbit around a bigger object, then it's a moon.

Sure a lot of popular moons are big and round. But Juputer/Saturn/Uranus/Neptune officially have hundreds of moons, most of which are lumpy potatoes

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@Dmand1111 @NASA @discoveryplus Bro don't be dumb. Everything will also be streamed on YouTube and NASA+ which are both free. They are just adding their content to more streaming services in addition to the ones they already are on.

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@rebaytard @StarbaseTX Probably the same as every uniform and patrol vehicle in the United States. Although I guess there's a possibility for cyber trucks (but only a maybe), but that's it, it will be a regular police department.

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@SirSardonic @elonmusk @DJSnM First, if they are catching the ship, then they can't catch the booster because the ship needs to occupy the tower instead. Second, yeah either way booster needs to prove it can soft slash down reliably.

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@Abhishe23835856 @SpaceX The answer is simple.

Slowing it down with the engines, requires more fuel. More fuel means less space for payloads.

But slowing down with the atmosphere is free.

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@Eric3Gribble @dpoddolphinpro Ryan Caton never claimed that the satellites would be fully orbital, he only said that they would attempt to connect to ground stations and other starlinks.

There is no reason that can't be done on a suborbital flight.

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@US_Citi_zen @RapidResponse47 @NASAAdmin @POTUS Thats a lame saying, and the rest of the space industry has already proved it wrong. Take a look at SpaceX and Rocketlab, they regularly launch rockets with low costs, high speed and reliability.

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@US_Citi_zen @RapidResponse47 @NASAAdmin @POTUS You have good points. But we also need to consider this... We need fast and reliable access to the moon before we can even consider moon bases or research stations.

And waiting around three years to perfect every mission isn't good enough.

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@King_Dro268 @MrBeast Nah, that was my original guess and nothing happened.

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@MrBeast 1,000,000

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@OlobaMoore014 @MrBeast @rrrr2011331 By guessing

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@BLOODYBHENCHODE @XH_Lee23 That's literally just false... Well the part of us being die hard capitalists is true. But we are building plenty of toll free roads.

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@OnChainWhales_ @vast @Jason @corememory @maxhaot @Astro_Feustel @ashleevance Haven-1 won't. Since it's basically just a test station. But Haven-2 is planned to be the real deal, with proper life support, multiple modules, and larger crews.

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@Redpilledwifey @NASASolarSystem It's not?