PSA: SpaceX Starship's 6th Integrated Test Flight scheduled for Tuesday November 19th at 4:00PM CST
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When you've finished the riddle of Space X vs Reebok, then ponder this....
I wonder if that "hits the spot" on some women.When you've finished the riddle of Space X vs Reebok, then ponder this....
We don't need more garbage in space. One of these days space garbage is going to destroy a satellite when OP'S mom is trying to watch her daytime soap operas
Yeah...when you do a bunch of environmental damage the first time around, it's gonna be a longer hike to prove you won't do it again!
And if you don't acknowledge the damage you did the first time around, the agency doesn't have a lot to go on to ensure you won't do it again.
That's 100% on SpaceX.
So, just like most everyone sane told you - MORE THAN 6 months!!!
Pretty evident Joe has an inferiority complex.
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Find out what happens when you set 10,000,000 pounds of propellant on fire! (maybe)
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7 months is a relatively short time given the logistics involved. Way less than the “years” that you predicted. But so what? A coupla months one way or the other max nix. Get over it, Major Tom!
Weird
You argued the opposite 6 month ago.
SpaceX worker injuries rise as Elon Musk accelerates Mars mission, report says
One windy night at Elon Musk’s SpaceX facility in McGregor, Texas, Lonnie LeBlanc and his co-workers realized they had a problem.
They needed to transport foam insulation to the rocket company’s main hangar but had no straps to secure the cargo. LeBlanc, a relatively new employee, offered a solution to hold down the load: He sat on it.
After the truck drove away, a gust blew LeBlanc and the insulation off the trailer, slamming him headfirst into the pavement. LeBlanc, 38, had retired nine months earlier from the U.S. Marine Corps. He was pronounced dead from head trauma at the scene.
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Many were serious or disabling. The records included reports of more than 100 workers suffering cuts or lacerations, 29 with broken bones or dislocations, 17 whose hands or fingers were “crushed,” and nine with head injuries, including one skull fracture, four concussions and one traumatic brain injury. The cases also included five burns, five electrocutions, eight accidents that led to amputations, 12 injuries involving multiple unspecified body parts, and seven workers with eye injuries. Others were relatively minor, including more than 170 reports of strains or sprains.
www.reuters.com
One windy night at Elon Musk’s SpaceX facility in McGregor, Texas, Lonnie LeBlanc and his co-workers realized they had a problem.
They needed to transport foam insulation to the rocket company’s main hangar but had no straps to secure the cargo. LeBlanc, a relatively new employee, offered a solution to hold down the load: He sat on it.
After the truck drove away, a gust blew LeBlanc and the insulation off the trailer, slamming him headfirst into the pavement. LeBlanc, 38, had retired nine months earlier from the U.S. Marine Corps. He was pronounced dead from head trauma at the scene.
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Many were serious or disabling. The records included reports of more than 100 workers suffering cuts or lacerations, 29 with broken bones or dislocations, 17 whose hands or fingers were “crushed,” and nine with head injuries, including one skull fracture, four concussions and one traumatic brain injury. The cases also included five burns, five electrocutions, eight accidents that led to amputations, 12 injuries involving multiple unspecified body parts, and seven workers with eye injuries. Others were relatively minor, including more than 170 reports of strains or sprains.
At SpaceX, worker injuries soar in Elon Musk’s rush to Mars
Reuters documented more than 600 workplace injuries at SpaceX. Employees say they’re paying the price for Elon Musk’s push to reach Mars at breakneck speed.
After the truck drove away, a gust blew LeBlanc and the insulation off the trailer, slamming him headfirst into the pavement. LeBlanc, 38, had retired nine months earlier from the U.S. Marine Corps. He was pronounced dead from head trauma at the scene.
Ever wondered why they call them jarheads?
Ever wondered why they call them jarheads?
What's that gonna do?
Go tell your GOP legislator to increase their budgets.
I am hopeful the dick rocket explodes into a million little pieces.
I believe your feelings on the subject have been made very clear. Thanks for sharing.
Will you kill yourself if it blows up? Or go into exile?
Probably just a few more amputations for the workers
I shouldn't laugh but I lol'd. Those people are probably non-racist, non-megalomaniacal and sane. But they work for a legit Nazi. And on those grounds alone, I would never buy his crap products and hope he gets a giant tumor in his asshole and dies a slow and lingering death with a colostomy bag.
Pretty close, good job! It was ready in 6 months to fly, just waiting on the gubmint slow pokes.
This is the BS he and SpaceX has had to put up with working with the government.
The government made them do this.
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Did you get an invite to the delivery event? Looks like it should be a good time!
Yes, can't wait to take delivery so I can transport my bike and maybe a shoebox or something else small
Ok that was a typo for 24 - the gummies must have kicked in! I had said somewhere prior to that post something like I thought it would be 2024 due to FAA before next launch (and 2025 if FAA really had a ton of bad findings to work through). Seeing as it is getting launched supposedly in November 2023, due to delays by FAA, not exactly a bad prediction. I hope it does go off this week and will be watching and rooting for a better result than the last flight. We shall see, Elon also said it would be going up in 6-8 weeks over 6 months ago.
I finally understand it. Tesla is building the first electric El Camino!Yes, can't wait to take delivery so I can transport my bike and maybe a shoebox or something else small
