Comment Re: Nonsensical headlines (Score 1) 70
The earliest Artemis III can possibly fly is in 2026. Boeing cannot make SLS core faster than once every 18 months. And they have to wait for the RS-180 rocket engine at $200 million a pop (need 4).
The earliest Artemis III can possibly fly is in 2026. Boeing cannot make SLS core faster than once every 18 months. And they have to wait for the RS-180 rocket engine at $200 million a pop (need 4).
There seem to be excess roll and the vehicle went into the atmosphere in a wrong angle. You've got to admit, it's one hell of 30 seconds of plasma show.
Guess that's the route Apple wants to take.
Biden's DOJ is suing SpaceX for not hiring Chinese national who does not have green card or pass security check. Meanwhile SpaceX have to comply with ITART munition export regulation enforced by State Department. Yes, SpaceX rockets are technically ICBM capable of delivering nuclear warhead to anywhere on Earth, so it falls into ITAR. If SpaceX does what DOJ wants, they'll be in violation of ITAR and subject to significant sanction from DOS.
BE-4 and Raptor are doing different engine philosophy. Raptor engine is going with their usual smaller size engine but has very hot and very high pressure in the combustion chamber which allows them to use many engines in tandem. Blue Origin went the other direction of having very large combustion chamber ala F1 engine of Saturn rocket.
It's too hard to actually enforce the law on the book. I mean that's a starting point.
Nah, the pricing will be based on the Racial Grievance Totem Pole. Black guy will eat for free and the white guy will pay double.
take one head and 2 more sprout. (Alpha Legion).
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That caused the great AI revolt.
Apple Reality Distortion Field is still in effect. People will buy a product that has that logo on it.
That will cut down on the plebes by considerable amount.
I sense this is like Google Glass from a couple of years ago. A solution in search of problem with technology that's not quite there yet.
The earth is like a tiny grain of sand, only much, much heavier.