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That is mostly the case
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@Rothmus Absolutely
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@MsMelChen Feels so long ago
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The Romans didn’t try hard enough
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@farzyness Same 😂
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@nickfloats Raptor 3 will aim for 300 tons of thrust at liftoff, so 10,000 tons of combined thrust for 33 engines
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Need to fix my gear, then try for 150. Will do some testing of Starlink streaming quality while in flight later today. https://t.co/7MrH5Xy2ID
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@GreeneElizabeth @bscholl @SpaceX Free car up there too
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@WR4NYGov @bscholl @SpaceX True
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True dough
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@SawyerMerritt Yeah
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@EndWokeness Weird
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Since your handle is “Whole Mars”, perhaps this lengthy reply is apropos: Getting the cost per ton to the surface of Mars low enough that humanity has the resources to make life multiplanetary requires a roughly 1000X improvement in rocket & spacecraft technology. Recent US
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@TiffanyFong_ Unless we’re in a video game and there are only 12 personality types to choose from
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@DanicaPatrick @JamesOKeefeIII @TCNetwork Great questions
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If even simple bacterial life is discovered on Europa, this will be the most significant planetary mission ever. Godspeed @EuropaClipper!
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Let us venture among the stars!
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@SciGuySpace Good chance that Starship achieves full stack reusability in 2025, which is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary
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@shivon I can’t believe it worked!
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@michaelnicollsx @Starlink Nice work!
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