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Acrophobia. Rockets have it, too.

Its the one who got missing and the second who was shot down <...>. Later folded Malaysian airlines. What's the probability of Malaysian Airlines (not PanAm (rip), not Lufthansa, not other giants) to tragically lose two planes one-by-one at rather strange and unusual circumstances? We'll unlikely know the truth about both incidents, and if we do, we'll unlikely recognize it. Did you personally know anyone onboard of any?

Spacebanns commercials aren't banned.

You forgot to take off your HelloWin mask. Waiter! Were you bringing this steak so long, because it's rare and hard to find?

Granted. You get pasts and futures instead. I wish for hyperdimensional virtually limitless virtual memory.

Yes, because the people would lose an aim of the life. Do the colorblind people distinguish Coca and Pepsi?

"Look! What a horrible hurricane at the horizon!" P.S. Btw, you can switch the vowels, and the sense doesn't change. "horrible hurricane" = "hurrible horricane" (something horrible which makes you hurry up)

A battery makes a rocket independent on power cables.

37B is not a bomber itself, it's a prototype of 37C, which is scaled up by 165..180%, so 5 times bigger, and thus will be able to carry a sixpack of the 37B cargo. So, it's a potential prototype of a maneuvering orbital aeroballistic sudden strike glider, used to place warheads in space on a custom orbit, and return them back if they weren't needed. You don't need to test the reactor fissiles launch-by-launch, every time with integer month duration and integer month interval. Because you dont store the reactor in space, you just use it, so such experiments are irrelevant for the reactor needs. Several tens of the Soviet nuke-powered sats were flying in space, and the USA could definitely make their own, if they wanted. It's a test of a pack of fissiles which are not to be used in space, but to be stored in space for years. You need a clear picture, how will the multi-layer pack of fissiles feel after years of being exposed to the space factors of all kinds. Including but not limited with long-term unpredictable solar and extragalactic radiation events, vacuum degradation of the materials, electromagnetic fields affecting the circuits and the conducting layers, dust and water particles inside the pressurized hull in zero gravity, etc. Unless it's a planned control headshot for DimorphosDidymos, it's a physical prototype of a space-storable warhead, able to survive a high-speed re-entry. Certainly, the SDA Space Development Agency and PWSA Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture initiatives are declared as purely defensive, but , and the X-37 warhead petting looks like a logical part of it.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-12-21/hyperloop-one-to-shut-down-after-raising-millions-to-reinvent-transit Hyperl...oops.

The Generalized Constant-to-Noise Ratio is pretty invariant to the mechanical forces, but the Graduate Certificate in Natural Resources can be torn apart.

My water heater is doing this too, when the charge is low. They should replace the ignition battery.

A few words about the philosophical direction, known as Russian Cosmism (e.g. Tsiolkovsky and others). The English wiki article is absolutely tiny, so the Russian one. https://ru-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Кузнецов,_Побиск_Георгиевич?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru&_x_tr_pto=wapp The photo. Additional info about the mentioned persons.

Okay. "apocalyptic ban"

On PC vs IRL. Lifestyle. The mind has been formatted.

Flight Vehicle Launch date Landing date Launcher Mission[57] Duration Notes Status OTV-1 1 22 April 2010 23:52 UTC 3 December 2010 09:16 UTC Atlas V 501 USA-212 224 days, 9 hours, 24 minutes First launch of Atlas V 501 configuration First American autonomous orbital runway landing First X-37B flight Landed at Vandenberg AFB Runway 12 Success OTV-2 2 5 March 2011 22:46 UTC 16 June 2012 12:48 UTC Atlas V 501 USA-226 468 days, 14 hours, 2 minutes First flight of second X-37B Landed at Vandenberg AFB Runway 12 Success OTV-3 1 11 December 2012 18:03 UTC 17 October 2014 16:24 UTC Atlas V 501 USA-240 674 days, 22 hours, 21 minutes Second flight of first X-37B Landed at Vandenberg AFB Runway 12 Success OTV-4 2 20 May 2015 15:05 UTC 7 May 2017 11:47 UTC Atlas V 501 USA-261 (AFSPC-5) 717 days, 20 hours, 42 minutes Second flight of second X-37B First landing on the Shuttle Landing Facility Runway 15 at Kennedy Space Center Success OTV-5 2 7 September 2017 14:00 UTC 27 October 2019 07:51 UTC Falcon 9 Block 4 USA-277 779 days, 17 hours, 51 minutes Third flight of second X-37B First launch of an X-37B on SpaceX's Falcon 9 vehicle Landed at Shuttle Landing Facility Runway 33 Success OTV-6 1 17 May 2020 13:14 UTC 12 November 2022 10:22 UTC Atlas V 501 USA-299 (USSF-7) 908 days, 21 hours, 8 minutes Third flight of first X-37B Carried most experiments to date First X-37B launch by USSF Longest X-37B mission Landed at Shuttle Landing Facility Runway 33 Success OTV-7 2 12 December 2023 Falcon Heavy USSF-52 First launch of an X-37B on SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Fourth flight of second X-37B Planned Exactly 24, 26, 30 months, and day-in-day 13 months between the previous landing and the current launch. Definitely an integer amount of months, probably 36 now. And definitely to expose something decaying. (That's why integer months.)

Dystopological ban.

Vendigo (a diminutive for "vendor", "vendie" + "go") A street salesman. Usually a food vendor, that's why associated with hunger.

No, because you still can put the fire into a pot. If "potable" = "drinkable", is Harry Potter a drunkard?

Inform their manager about the personnel pathetic look. Let'em wear Santa caps and smile better.

What were these sadists going to find in her brain after just a several minute long flight? Disgusting and unforgivable. More unforgivable is that the CERMA has killed several more cats in similar way.

It's not gone, it's completed. It's was mission after all. How much is many?

Baneutron beam

It's a temporary design, to prevent its stealing by the foreign competitors. Last time the designer had made a wireframe model, Tesla immediately released a wireframe-looking car.

There was a reusable shuttle, with 30 t of cargo. It was to replace all other rockets. But it was never flying with payload even close to its capability. The problem was not in the shuttle, it was in the presence of payload. And SLS has a great advantage, it's a foot-in-the-door for combat missile manufacturers, so it won't get gone. The N1 engines weren't gimballed. Looks Lovecraftian, like N1 inside in descriptions.