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3PM Elon Time...

Yeah but it's still computing at your brain and could give you a seizure or something if it locks up. With Bluetooth.

Definitely. That's what they can get clinical approval to test with. But eventually they're going to start throwing in bonus "summon your Tesla with your mind" options. They've already demonstrated computer mouse use in monkeys. Anyway, I have the feeling this presentation could make Elon seem even more like a supervillain depending on what's in it.

I wonder what it will cost to get laced...

Water is a rather finite resource on the Moon...mining it for rocket fuel might be unsustainable in the long run.

So it's 7% as efficient as on Mars, maybe. Not completely ineffective, I'd say.

He can wear some lenses and use his laser eyes to disinfect moderately heat-resistant surfaces. I'm pretty sure Superman's average duel has almost as high a mortality rate as COVID, given the number of inhabited high-rise buildings destroyed...

How many Starlinks would fit on a Starship again? A couple thousand?

Last time they were probably able to correlate it with the Soyuz when it docked to the Station. (Hole was inside the orbital module of that ship.) That's a much smaller space to look around in, and they found the hole in the wall. If this leak is more like a faulty seal on one of the docked sections, there wouldn't be an easy hole to spot. And many vehicles have come and left while it's been going on, so it's something on the station. It will take a little more work to find where the problem is.

Don't worry, Jeb is in orbit aboard CLOUD-ONE.

That's correct, the leak levels are constantly monitored and were observed to be leaking air at a slightly higher rate than usual, however because of events like a series of spacewalks which vent some air they did not have a good window to properly observe this phenomenon until now.

Booster Recovery(?) The booster for the latest refueling mission conducted a perfect descent but because it impacted on water it was destroyed. The same landing a few kilometers to the west likely would have resulted in a recovery. Next time we'll get it! https://imgur.com/a/uUHcpks Meanwhile in orbit, the tanker filled up another of CLOUD-ONE's fuel tanks, and returned to Kerbin, landing within walking distance of the Kerbal Space Center.

It's...not unheard of.

Reusability! Another refueling mission with the Mega Stage was conducted to CLOUD-ONE, and most interestingly an aeronautical museum on the opposite side of Kerbin from KSC mysteriously announced a large new exhibit about one hour after launch, providing substantial evidence that the booster may have survived reentry mostly intact. Due to this discovery regarding the booster, our engineers are now hard at work on the next flight article, outfitting it with parachutes and painting the lower parts of the rocket with a bitter material to deter bystanders from approaching the landed rocket and licking it. https://imgur.com/a/2I1EvvF

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Looks so refined and not-explodey! And ON THE SAME DAY THEY FIRST SAID?!?!

This is my hiding spot, and I'm not moving until the situation has drastically improved!

That's just recycling.

Time enough for the lead scientists to send a text to their colleagues - "Go get your solar glasses. Now!"

Still though, it looks like there's some structure there.

Is that a contact binary comet, then, with those sprays coming off in opposite directions?

I dunno, I always figured that we'd be able to tell it was going to blow around 100 years out marked with weird stuff like this. It could still be the beginning of the end.

Here we go again...