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18 Nov 2023 14:17 - 18 Nov 2023 14:19 #1
by THE BLACKBIRD
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Just been following the big rocket launch by space x a truly awe inspiring site, my son and daughter in law said boring boring, cannot understand how people who could find it boring
I watched the space programs in real time from when Russia put the first sputnic in space and all the drama of the moon landings, now its boring boring
Pleased i lived when i did dont think i want to see the world for the next 50 years
I watched the space programs in real time from when Russia put the first sputnic in space and all the drama of the moon landings, now its boring boring
Pleased i lived when i did dont think i want to see the world for the next 50 years
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18 Nov 2023 23:59 #2
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I agree BB If you follow the technical development big rocket launches are not boring.
Although both the booster and the Starship eventually exploded they did separate successfully and the Starship continued into space. just.
Space X development philosophy is to develop rapidly by progressive experimentation. Clearly this has worked on the smaller Falcon 9 rocket (100 launches this year?) but it could cost an awful lot of money to do repeated experiments with the largest rocket ever built. I wonder at what point might the Space X investors start to get nervous.
After all launching thousands of communication satellites as Space X has been doing provides an income with their use but going to the Moon and eventually to Mars?
Although both the booster and the Starship eventually exploded they did separate successfully and the Starship continued into space. just.
Space X development philosophy is to develop rapidly by progressive experimentation. Clearly this has worked on the smaller Falcon 9 rocket (100 launches this year?) but it could cost an awful lot of money to do repeated experiments with the largest rocket ever built. I wonder at what point might the Space X investors start to get nervous.
After all launching thousands of communication satellites as Space X has been doing provides an income with their use but going to the Moon and eventually to Mars?
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