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Comment #49155812
They still do. But as you said,most people go for the 300€ product and not Miles 900€ one. I had the chance to tour their electronics production lines in Gütersloh, Germany a few y…
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Comment #49146858
Nothing special about it. https://amzn.eu/d/06dMTm5c Handy to garrot werewolves too
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Comment #49108253
What's the benefit from using an off shore platform against building them on the beach and using pipes for cooling?
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Artemis 2 Coming Home
Watching the Artemis II live feed and watching the earth getting bigger by the minute and listening to the radio communication is breathtaking, and every bit fits perfectly to ever…
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Comment #46686357
Just spend an hour outsite (Northern Germany, 01:00 MET). Unfortunately nothing to report, neither visual nor on camera. Maybe I just went to late and missed the show. I hope you h…
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Comment #42659246
I would have expected a larger crater for Tolkien..
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Comment #42291082
Depending how deep you want to dive into this rabbit-hole: -How Apollo flew to the Moon: https://amzn.eu/d/1QtsN1D Covers in my opinion all aspects of the Apollo/Saturn programme, …
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Comment #42281250
Thats the manual for an older configuration, not the one that flew to the moon.The CM hatch has the pre Apollo 1 fire design, and the booster is a Saturn 1B, not a Saturn 5. Does a…
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Comment #39604938
I can not recommend this enough, a must have if you like Escher's Art and are in weird geometric stuff. https://www.amazon.de/M-C-Escher-Kaleidozyklen-Taschen-speci...
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Comment #39232107
Beware of "online QR code services", all of them insert some spam redirectons in the QR code. After trying a dozen founds from Google, I finally found a decent one from a german un…
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Comment #38977951
Nice reference to the Musical Youth Song of 1982!
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Comment #28947375
The most interesting thing is the Force/Displacement curve. It shows some plastic deformation even after the breaking point, which is unusual for „hard“ Materials. May this just be…