PSA: Starship's 5th Integrated Test Flight tentatively August 10-12
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Yes, you and the idiots at Space X hq would jizz over it. Others, with a peanut of a brain, remember how many times the Soviets tried out their N1 rocket, of which this is an updated rip off.
Worst days in Musk's life ranked
1. When a judge forced him to honor the agreement he made to buy Twitter for $40+ billion.
2. When his close friend Jeffrey Epstein died.
3. When his trans child disowned him for being a terrible parent.
4. When his rocket blew up.
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1. When a judge forced him to honor the agreement he made to buy Twitter for $40+ billion.
2. When his close friend Jeffrey Epstein died.
3. When his trans child disowned him for being a terrible parent.
4. When his rocket blew up.
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Many more to come. 5. When the Saudis want a return on their money invested in twitter and invite Elon to visit their nearest consulate office. Ya know, for an "updated visa."
Good lord you bitter ****s. Lol
Nice to see a very successful launch. To root against progress for humanity because of politics is so pathetic. I'm embarrassed for some of you.
Nice to see a very successful launch. To root against progress for humanity because of politics is so pathetic. I'm embarrassed for some of you.
Oh there are plenty of heavy lifters. I'm in the Artemis club. Musk can f himself.
Good lord...MDS running wild in this thread.
Musk knows full well no human is going to Mars in his lifetime. This is just another grift from the US government. Even if there was a launcher that could get there, humans would experience searing radiation during that trip not to mention, have little to 0 food sources etc, given the size of that craft.
There are other propulsion systems that people have developed but get less play since they are actual rocket scientists and not racist billionaires. I am sure Johnny Numbnuts will buy that tech in the near future. Regardless, it's human physiology that is the issue, not per se the distance and time to reach Mars (which using conventional rockets is onerous).
There are other propulsion systems that people have developed but get less play since they are actual rocket scientists and not racist billionaires. I am sure Johnny Numbnuts will buy that tech in the near future. Regardless, it's human physiology that is the issue, not per se the distance and time to reach Mars (which using conventional rockets is onerous).
That is as much about space x as drone deliver is to amazon. Just geek talk.
Space x is about satellite orbit delivery at low cost. Space x is years ahead and the future revenue streams are huuuge.
He already has Falcon Heavy for that application. This is just a fun little scam.
Fun little scam.
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SpaceX and Tesla Get Way More Government Money Than NPR
It looks like Elon Musk needs to put his — or the taxpayer's — money where his mouth is when it comes to "government-funded" enterprises.
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how exactly is this progress for humanity? if humans were on board, they would be toast right now...
Heavier load.
Ask your mom. She got one last night.
there was a documentary about him way back like in 2009 or 2010 , back then he was whining about obama giving money to GM and not him. there was a clue at that timeFun little scam.
SpaceX and Tesla Get Way More Government Money Than NPR
It looks like Elon Musk needs to put his — or the taxpayer's — money where his mouth is when it comes to "government-funded" enterprises.
You would be the one to fck corpses. Don't teach me about rockets numbnuts. Finish intro to physics first.
this is all further proof that mankind did not put on nascar outfits and indy 500 motorcycle racing helmets and go to the moon in the 1960's and drink tang and come back and land safely and drive free corvettes.
so they are not doing it any time soon. unless they want to blow up.
so they are not doing it any time soon. unless they want to blow up.
We're literally talking about rocket science, here. SpaceX will learn a lot from this test launch.
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Musk only created a company that develop tech and does things NASA can't. They've lost rockets before. That's pretty normal.
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Bigger isn't always better (thats what she said). I had a strong feeling this one was going to be a boondoggle
It is the first full flight of the full stack. You know how many times Falcon failed before it didn't?
Resounding success. Test flight.
To your second comment. you’re one weird dude. hateful and angry, but weird.
What, largest and most powerful rocket ever successfully launch by humanity?
Bit overboard on the accolade comparison but sure, why not?
Real similar hate vibes to @GOHOX69 from Brianna. One of @Joes Place source of fair and balanced takes. What a psycho.
The flight termination system is a fail safe feature and it exploding was always a distinct possibility. To conflate that with your Cro-Magnon take of “it was supposed to blow up” is as ignorant as it is idiotic. Unsurprising from you though.
Sorry I was mean online to the weird billionaire you idolize.
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