Reagan put the corporatization (if that's a word) and destruction of the middle class into overdrive, planting the seeds for Trump/Krasnov.
I hope people piss on his grave while he's rotating so all of him gets covered.
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Oh I just meant in general
Drives me nuts when people who can't tell you the first thing about rocketry, astronomy or orbital mechanics try to tell me the landings were faked.
I got into Penis Enlargement a couple of months ago (through exercises and devices).
The most reasonable content creator on the subject is a guy called Hink, and he offers a supplement to help increase sperm-count/amount, and he often uses the term "face-painting" in a certain context.
Rather eggs-cruciating for US-folk.
Watch his TheWeeklyShow videos. Less comedy, more political.
Yikes, centrist Pete who helped prevent Bernie in 2020.
Would much rather see Jon Stewart as her VP. What a duo.
Also, Tim Walz would be a fantastic option, both as President and as VP.
It would be the mother of all ironies if the Trump government removed term limits, only for AOC/Stewart/Walz/Kulinski to come out winning and pull an FDR, turning the US into a socialdemocratic paradise.
Alas, I don't expect there to be any more elections.
There is only one attacker here, everything else is gaslighting.
It is the largest, most capable rocket ever to be built - all while cracking the holy grail of full reusability.
In terms of ambition, nothing really compares.
It has nothing to do with science, it's Engineering.
The upper stage exploding is of course not ideal, but it does so on a suborbital trajectory, meaning everything will fall back down to Earth, into the ocean. (these still being test-launches with certain risks is the whole reason they're choosing not to go fully orbital yet)
In terms of materials, it's mostly just stainless steel, there is no pollution from it.
God this title is so dumb.
Yes, fuck Elon Musk. That doesn't mean Starship isn't still the most exciting topic in rocketry/spaceflight, and 100x more ambitious than what any other rocket manufacturer is attempting.
The Starship development cycle is hardware-rich, they have a literal conveyor belt full of rockets in various stages of completion for testing.
Their immediate goal isn't to go to orbit, they could have done that a long time ago. They're simultaneously testing hundreds of little to big changes to the vehicles with every launch. Stuff will go wrong along the way.
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The wrong kind of bread.