Ukerric
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They really didn't like the "we didn't tell anyone initially" and "by the way, we're flying again without taking time to properly figure out why, because paying customers".
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The Astronomy Thread
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
Drakurii
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Travel to Space
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Big Phoenix
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Mudcrush Durtfeet
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Didn't know Falcon Heavy had got so many launch contracts.
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SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch contracts reach double digits after latest NASA win
For the third time in seven months, NASA has contracted SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket to launch a high-value scientific spacecraft, raising the number of active contracts for the world’s most powerful rocket into the double digits. In a twist that has become increasingly unsurprising, a...
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Blazin
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Borzak
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The moon is about to 'wobble,' NASA says. It could cause surge in coastal flooding.
You thought the year 2020 was bad? NASA just shared some concerning news.
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Oldbased
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I was amazed at the engineering video of it, also the damn thickness of it.
Didn't think space would need that given what most things are made of.
When they finally make my space freighter that I haul rocks from the ring back from, I'm going to request my room has 2 such windows.
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Mudcrush Durtfeet
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SpaceX installs Mechazilla 'claw' on Starship launch tower
In the latest chapter of SpaceX’s Starship launch tower chronicle, the company has rolled a claw-like component to the pad and attached the device to the end of the tower’s newly installed Starship ‘quick disconnect’ arm. A couple months ago, as SpaceX’s newest Starship prototype and first...
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"There goes Tokyo..."
Hekotat
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Aight ya'll, help me understand this. This gif from comet 67p that we landed on shows loose rocks sitting on it, how are these rocks not coming off in a zero gravity environment?
