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PearsonArtPhoto
PearsonArtPhoto
12:43 AM
One of them was valid, but...
I think most if not all of my questions are answered.
 
uhoh
uhoh
1:01 AM
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Q: Did US vice president Pence say anything close to "by any means necessary"?

uhohI have not been able to find a transcript of US vice president Pence's recent (26-Mar-2019) speech to the US Space Council. This one is from last year. The phrase By any means necessary carries a substantial legacy and context. Is there any evidence that Pence used this phrase or words that invo...

united-states military policy space
Politics SE (not here)
 
 
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geoffc
geoffc
3:26 AM
Who are the top askers? If you are 13% then you have 1300? I have 155.
 
uhoh
uhoh
4:04 AM
@PearsonArtPhoto what does "One of them was valid, but..." mean, are you talking about my comments directly above or something else?
 
 
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PearsonArtPhoto
PearsonArtPhoto
11:46 AM
@uhoh There were two items with the cygnns tag. One should have been cygnus, but one was correct in the tag it had.
 
uhoh
uhoh
12:26 PM
@PearsonArtPhoto oh I see, thanks.
@PearsonArtPhoto oh I see, thanks.
 
PearsonArtPhoto
PearsonArtPhoto
1:05 PM
I really only have 3 (Well, now 2) unanswered questions.
 
 
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NASA Space Flight
NASA Space Flight
2:17 PM
NASASpaceFlight.com: Maiden launch of OneSpace OS-M rocket fails
posted on March 27, 2019 by Rui C. Barbosa

The second orbital launch attempt for a private Chinese company has failed. OneSpace Tech’s OS-M…

 
XKCD
XKCD
 
geoffc
geoffc
3:21 PM
Just beautiful.
Look how teeny that single engine is under there. Needs to be room for 31 in that size barrel. You can almost imagine it.
And now for something completely different, Miss Piggy, Kermit, Pepe the Prawn and Beaker in a rap battle.
That is pretty darn funny. (I love the Muppets, even as an adult they are still hilarious).
 
 
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PearsonArtPhoto
PearsonArtPhoto
4:42 PM
I just realized the next big thing at two of @elonmusk's companies have about the same payload capacity, the @Tesla Truck is planned to carry 150 tons, and @Spacex Starship is in that vicinity as well to LEO. Coincidence?
Tweeted by whereisroadster on March 27, 2019 at 4:41 PM
 
geoffc
geoffc
5:00 PM
I am betting first payload for Starship is a Semi trailer. :)
 
PearsonArtPhoto
PearsonArtPhoto
That's a fairly common thought.
But seriously, the Truck alone could haul the entire payload around...
 
 
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uhoh
uhoh
9:49 PM
@Muze your edit is destructive. No, it's not "like the Space Shuttle" at all! The space shuttle is an orbital spacecraft. This is just a conventional glider
 

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