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ericcumbee
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Comment #49192546
Property Tax revenue, and they are not a drain on services like schools, roads, fire department, police department etc. I'm watching this debate in a town that i am from and where …
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Comment #49116770
drop the second F in FIFA and change Infantino to Mohammed Ben Sulayem and it sounds familiar.
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Comment #49076949
It’s not inconceivable that it was on those chat logs alone. In the us the jury instructions read something to the effect of “this is what beyond a reasonable doubt means. It is up…
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Comment #48281639
I'm not an expert on automotive or any type of design for that matter. But I have an appreciation for cars and especially racing cars. I can look at Ferraris of every era and even …
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Comment #48259121
I have a hard time saying that its stalled. For one we don't really have the hard data to quantify the V3s vs V2s actual performance. On their first flight we lost one on the boost…
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Comment #48258927
V2 they were bring them up in groups. V3 they start them all up at once.
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Comment #48216724
the scammers steal channels, rename them and run those until google shuts them down. which they typically do but its swatting flies.
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Comment #48216714
they Typically put out a hype video before each flight at least the last several.
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Comment #48216700
the real question is what is our probability of Launch Commit Criteria Violation at T-0. i've seen them be no go at t-10 with a 10% chance of go and watched it lift off on time.
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Comment #47952068
No Kimi You will not have the drink.
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Comment #47949839
Pit stops aren't Ferrari's problem. its race Strategy.
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Comment #47730217
There are easier cheaper ways of destroying a satellite than sending a space shuttle. We would have only sent a space shuttle to capture it for intelligence purposes.
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Comment #47644053
The D5 has flight heritage to use the industry term.
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Comment #46583754
An SQL Query walks into a bar and sees two table....he says "Mind if I join you?"
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Comment #46001236
I believe that a larger fairing and vertical integration capability for Falcon is in the works as a result of the last round of the National Security Launch Contracts that SpaceX w…
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Comment #45741502
hard to believe its been 25 years. I remember watching CSPAN at my grandmothers on a friday night watching the live coverage of STS-88 Mating the Russian Zarya Module to the US Uni…
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Comment #45582158
I'm pretty NASA signed the deal knowing full well that they were taking a big risk. The chances of Starship HLS being a Long Poll item for Artemis III were high. They chose Starshi…
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Comment #45576345
Or just more people being exposed to the blue marble effect the better.
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Comment #45576297
that goes way back to the early days of spacex. its a jab at ULA that was getting their engines from Russia. and at Russia itself because Musk felt screwed when he tried to buy a c…
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Comment #45576254
the people that hate musk are going to find something wrong with it "The Ship blew up on landing" and the musk lovers will do the opposite when things actually go wrong.
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Comment #45574915
Not an Aerospace Engineer by any measure but I would say that one was pretty much by the numbers.
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Comment #45574214
Last Flight for Block 1 Booster, Block 2 Ship and Pad A in its current Configuration.
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Comment #45366770
Hold for wap-spotter
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Comment #45232692
I was talking about ArcGIS.
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Comment #45227085
I played with it some last year. not much has changed since I used it in a GIS class in 2007 in college.