TheEpicSquared

Sounds very much like a standard copy+paste email response, if I'm being honest

900 words is a ridiculously low limit, especially for creative writing in English class

Funnily enough I also had a similar situation. My math teacher lost his keys, which are needed to turn on he printer, so he couldn’t print out our tests. He just posted it online and told us to do it over the weekend.

SpaceFlightNow usually has a camera showing the launchpad, at least for the F9 launches. But yeah, I doubt that SpaceX will have an official livestream of the static fire.

And of course it happens at 1am where I live so I can’t see it... dammit.

I see we have the same style of humour

From twitter. That is the Falcon heavy going vertical (about time ). Edit: Fully vertical now.

I will stick with Celsius, meters, kilograms and liters, thank you very much

What on earth is a Rankin

There was absolutely no grip on the ground today because of all the slush. I could even feel it while just walking normally.

I’m not Dutch, but I also seem to have that instinct. I can spontaneously drift around corners when my bike encounters ice when braking.

You can move the SPH camera up and down by holding down Shift as you scroll.

Same for me, but it’s ice, not snow, that’s the problem. If I got a penny for every time I fell, I’d be broke. ... Is that a good thing?

So that’s the reason why F1 prize money has dropped so drastically this season... On a thread-related note, weather for the launch is looking good for now. http://www.floridatoday.com/story/tech/science/space/2017/12/09/air-force-weather-good-spacex-launch-cape-canaveral-and-landing-nasa-iss/937725001/