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He did it!

Diving like a diving skyclicker... Cliiiickkkk! *** And now an experiment. Mass copypasting. @Spaceman.Spiff @Dientus @Stormpilot @Souptime @ColdJ @Starhelperdude

Is it reqular or irregular?

And Marie died from neglecting the safety measures. It was not wise to carry a radioactive flask on the neck, even if it's funny glowing in the dark.

Starliner has flown successfully, just didn't dock.

You realise that the vacuum around doesn't annihilate because it's antivacuum. It's not just nothing but antinothing.

Of course, it's Starsliner who should perfectly perform its maiden flight to perfectly satisfy the perfectionists expectations. It's Starship who is allowed to blow rocket by rocket without saying "Why so many? Starliner has spent just one and already has gotten to the orbit and back."

Does "the shower" mean "the person who makes a show, a showrunner"?

The suing after some part fails in flight.

BMP and TGA images are large.

July, 8, 1967.

This Vostok I like much better.

Atlas-5 was equipped with another derivative from the same RD-170. So, Angara is like Atlas-5 but with native fuel tanks. Why use generics when the original one is available.

It's a brief annotation.

The biosphere is 3 500 mln years old. The high species are 300 mln years old. The high species have 50 mln years left. The biosphere has 1 000 mln years left. The biosphere has passed its halfway long ago and has approached to its peak. The peak must wisely utilize the rest 50 mln of the biosphere existence to make the human-derived life conditionally immortal and interstellar. The natural biosphere of the planet will anyway collapse in a century (decades?), under the demographic pressure of the humans species. (And no, not of the industrial countries, because they don't need to hunt everything that moves, and their population isn't growing. Also they are ok with fresh water for farming.) Then the XXII will be the time of the biosphere artificial restoration. And no elephants, giraffes, and other cool things will exist there in reproductionable amounts. So, willingly or unwillingly, the human will anyway construct the new biosphere from scratch, and the current efforts to conserve it are just attempts to keep everything as is.

See the See, 2nd see'son

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heckler_%26_Koch_G11 Rate of fire 460 rounds/min (full auto) [2] 2100 rounds/min (3-round burst) [2] I remember since 1980s.

A hotfix is released. The Kerbal Konstructs mod is temporarily unavailable. An Invalid Resource Name Hill.

They say, several weeks ago they had assembled the tallest rocket ever, and then just disassembled it back instead of launching.

As it has a limited, fixed, and known amount of shots per burst, it should survive a greater stress than when it has to survive an up to 30 shots burst, so isn't it usual? Say, G11 had 600 RPM infinite / 2000 RPM fixed. Also this make the second bullet leave the barrel before the barrel could move significantly from the aimed direction, so raises the shot grouping.

Then they can rent enough Angara launches in advance.

well when they make a roomba that can climb stairs and clean up cat vomit, i might get one.

Red Planet.

Actually, I do. It isn't as limited and greened-blued as F3. The barrel and the scope match each other's position and the virtual mark on the screen, and that's very great. It has calm locations and you can contact with most of humans before shooting them. F4 looks more rough on my display, idk, why. The weak mutants as molerats and bloatflies became invisible terminators instead of staying bunnies and candies. The endless ghoul spawners are just an extremely bad taste. The modded FNV is better for me. Should KSP have the Delta IX rocket?

But what if earlier the NASA base discovers that there are no lantanoids on the Moon. Then why make China spend its money on this aimless base?