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https://twitter.com/spacex360/status/1367256299923247109
That's a novel way to explode.
Live feed of Starship SN10 flight test [video]
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#42It did land, then exploded right now. There was a fire at the base of the SN10 and apparently got to the tank after a few minutes. 99% success. Next time for 100% hopefully.
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#44KABOOM! "That. Was. AWESOME!" - NASA Spaceflight guy
I think they just wanted to give us a good show. "You liked the landing? Cool. Here's an explosion anyway."
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#46Change my mind. Elon Musk is the greatest man alive today.
I'm a huge, long time fan of SpaceX and Tesla Motors, and I've found inspiration in some of the things that Elon Musk has shared over the years. > greatest man alive today I don't think that's a characterization that can be sustained or not with any level of objectivity. What I am sure of is that for various reasons, good and bad, Elon Musk is a very polarizing figure, and his missions are best served by studiously a…
> I don't think that's a characterization that can be sustained or not with any level of objectivity.
Ok, but thermodynamically speaking, would you agree that he is the coolest human being to ever live?
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He's doing a lot of important things. He's a pretty lousy man, in my opinion.
How is he lousy?
He has repeatedly engaged in ethically questionable influencing of the stock prices of companies in which he holds a significant position.
He seems pretty quick to abuse the idolatry that many of his fans seem to hold for him.
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#49We just wrote a piece this morning in Orbital Index about the iteration speeds of SLS, New Glenn, and Starship. SpaceX is putting everyone else to shame. https://orbitalindex.com/archive/2021-03-03-Issue-106/#heavy... Reminds me of this quote from NASA Administrator Charles Bolden in 2014: "Let's be very honest again. We don't have a commercially available heavy lift vehicle. Falcon 9 Heavy may someday come about. It…
Reminds me of those legal documents where they obsess about formatting and labelling the sections. And by they I mean usually the junior/intern staff at the law firms who are stuck in the 80s with paper and faxes.