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https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/covid-19-monkeypox-same-time/2947508/ Who wins?

Usually.

Granted. Now it's blowing down. I wish Starlink sats were linked.

Granted. It's morrow. And wind. It's the KSP 2: Morrowind Edition, with no rockets around. You buy iMac and slice it Then add some cheese. *** I wish when somebody starts listening loud music the sound energy was reflected into his room/car,

The Teutons wouldn't be themselves without making something perverted unnatural to the tracks. P.S. Or the front pair is unified with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliath_tracked_mine https://ru-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Голиаф_(самоходная_мина)?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru Wait... Do they indeed revive der Kabellossteuerungpanzerabwehrkleinpanzer?

Back to the Future.

The overheated water steam tends to turn into effective hydrolox fuel.

Calling 911 three times in a row to ask them if they are "nine-one-one", "nine-eleven", or "nine hundred and eleven".

To whom? Can't remember when somebody in this community was doing anything for something but his own profit. Just because they prefer to drive to Switzerland rather than to Minusinsk.

And btw, about the Orion biomechanoids. Let's imagine an infusoria which extretes the wastes in bubbles. Let the bubble have a weak spot from the infusoria direction. And let the bubble pop after being extreted. Then the bubble will send a jet of wastes into the infusoria rear end, The infusoria receives the kick with an organic pusher plate on this end, and gets propelled. Repeating these shots one by one, it will fly through the hydrospace like Orion. On the other hand, if this infusoria extretes the same waste without bubbles, just like a weaker jet, it becomes a normal rocket with low-thrust rocket mode. But how to separate the high-thrust orion and low-thrust rocket modes? It's simple. When the infusoria feels high internal pressure, it forms a slime bubble. When the pressure is weak, it doesn't. So, by adjusting efforts, the infusoria can switch between the cruise and planetary propulsion modes. (Probably, the easiest way is to have some gas-producing food stored separately. When the infusoria need the Orion mode, it starts consuming it. In planetary mode it doesn't.) Now, with this knowledge and conceptual design, the microbiologically skilled forum members can develop a bimodal Orion infusoric hydrospace tug to move various microobjects. They can grow hydrospaceports, produce ISRU various kinds of fuel, and watch in microscope a real hydrospace civilisation.

https://nplus1-ru.translate.goog/news/2021/05/12/pb-neutron-skin?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru The atomic nuclei aren't just balls (or packs of balls). They have a mantle and a neutronic crust, almost like planets.

The most optimistic isotope in the Universe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismuth-209

Protuberance Hill

Granted. You het hired by the Egyptian museum to broom around Sphinx. Now you can pet it daily and be found by the future archaeologists right there, in the sands. I wish for moar cyclopic architectural artifacts revealed.

Probably because you have grown, and can't produce the lactose splitting ferment anymore. It's typical fo humans to the South from North. Or the milk was stored wrong.

Countless is the devastation caused by Star Trek in the Western sci-fi... If they have a portable fusion reactor, it would be some kind of low-power cold fusion, and the spaceship doesn't need a 100 hoarse powers engine. (Unless it's a lifeboat in orbit). on launch are required only to probide the difference between the ship lifting force and weight while the horizontal speed is to low. For a wingless rocket, the T/W doen't depend on speed and thus a slope isn't needed. *** Also the single large nozzle can't be scaled down. Does anybody use the 7 MN F-1? While the 4x2 MN RD-170 is in profuction for the last forty years. Because splitted into the 2x2 MN RD-180 and 1x2 MN RD-191.

The thing I can't recall is when Russia owed a "contribution to the rest of the world", especially to one of numerous near-IT internet magazines (Ars Technica, if I spell the first word right), and how many countries is able to contribute more. *** Meanwhile, the EVA session on ISS has been finished. https://www-interfax-ru.translate.goog/world/853344?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru After the manual microsat launch seeding, Artemyev and Cristoforetti have switched EMMI control panel (for EVA control of ERA) into stand-by mode, and moved the adaptor platform from the BTP-2 passive attachment node on Poisk to the BTP-2 node on Nauka. Next time this platform will be reattached to the docking module Rassvet. They didn't have time to set locks on the GStM-1 and GStM-2 booms as it was planned, and to extend GStM-2 from Zarya to Poisk.

Is Ars Technica spelled correctly?

https://sportrbc-ru.translate.goog/news/62d99bf49a79471d36e21c89?from=newsfeed&_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru The chess robot had a aikido training mode, and saw no other way to teach him respect.

https://www-interfax-ru.translate.goog/world/853331?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru Oleg Artemyev and Samantha Cristoforetti have manually launched ten microsats (two Tsiolkovsky-Ryazan and eight YuZGU-55). Now they are keep doing EVA to transfer the adaptor platform from Poisk to Nauka, and to mount the ERA adaptor on Poisk.

Calling 911 at all. They are just digits, they don't hear you.

Rock, Roll, And Sushi Roll Hill.

OTRAG lives!

Why bother with powered landing? Some call it maglev.

https://www-interfax-ru.translate.goog/world/853168?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ru It's planned that today the Russian and ESA spacenauts will have a six hours long EVA session deficated to the ERA arm integration into the Russian segment. They will mount an additional adaptor for the arm. Artemyev will wear the Orlan-MKS with red strips, Cristoforetti - Orlan-MKS with blue strips. Also they will launch ten microsats made by the students of Ryazan and Kursk universities.