bildschirmfoto-2025-11-04-um-20-22-55-png.790497
 

Attachments

  • Bildschirmfoto 2025-11-04 um 20.22.55.png
    Bildschirmfoto 2025-11-04 um 20.22.55.png
    1 MB · Views: 450
Not two blocks from me, Halloween party-ers dancing atop a deck collapsed it. This might be the first structure rated for such abuse. I'll call Lizzo.

Balconies and docks are made for one, maybe two geriatrics to sip tea upon.

O/T rant over.

RLV database

180 about

Engine monitoring

Depot data dump

Fins

Fairing flow

Landing legs

Deluge

Starship erosion on Mars and in LEO?

Starship--the Nick Reiner of SpaceX

Whoops
 
Last edited:
He's talking about amount of solar into orbit. Not sure what the, "other parts of the equation" are without context. He's said many times he thought trying to beam power to Earth would be a loser because of losses in transmission and conversion.
The idea they are discussing is to put AI compute into orbit where there is uninterruptible solar power.

I doubt it will be worth it.
 

Poland sets up first-ever military satellite launch​

The synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite is to be deployed into low Earth orbit onboard the next Transporter-15 mission by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket.
 
I was wondering why they were building this before they'd (apparently) not completed all the work with the various test tanks for the new version. Maybe just to keep them building? Will be interesting to see what the root cause is.
 
I was wondering why they were building this before they'd (apparently) not completed all the work with the various test tanks for the new version. Maybe just to keep them building? Will be interesting to see what the root cause is.
Keeping production going keeps the factory teams sharp and eliminating bottlenecks. Test articles are cheap enough that it doesn’t make sense to stop production until all the bugs have been worked out, because they are continually rolling in improvements. It’s a setback, but not an enormous one.
 

Similar threads

Back
Top Bottom