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Ok cool. Can we get flying cars now or do we have to wait another 70 years?

Woop woop! They are going somewhere!

Elon Musk might be a little not-so-serious but don't forget Shotwell who i think (unlike Musk) is sane person.

The only things that aren't going to change in the BFR design are the tooling and the fuel.

Same happend to me. After a few days everything goes back to normal though, at least the threads front on the forum pages

2017: 2 fins 2018: 3 fins 2019: BFS radially attached to booster 2020: 2 side boosters added on main booster rocket. pretty rad

https://youtu.be/ZXsQAXx_ao0

Thanks a quadrillion! https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ApolloSpacecrftSystmsFAM67.pdf

The problem with a YouTube playlist is that you can't play with it in background on mobile devices, and 98% of our school pupils uses mobile devices (iPads), rather than those handy dandy portably computers. So you either need to download a modified YouTube app or (what i do) use a VPN. Thats also another thing i want to point out. You can ban all the social media apps you want, but the pupils are just going to use VPN. If our school wants to stop us from using social media all the time, just ban all mobile devices in general, its that simple! Me, and my many schoolmates have been saying this ever since our school intergrated this digital mess of a system, bring back the books!

At our school, we can watch videos that go far beyond what we call Rule 2.2b AND 2.2c, but Spotify isn't allowed. Our school tried to ban social media, wich is good imo, but not being able to listen to music for free while working (NOT WHILE THE TEACHER IS SPEAKING) crosses the line for me, but then they still allow YouTube because it contains educational material, but because our school can't ban specific videos we can still watch everything on there, so ''the line'' is all over the place.

There seems to be a certain 'line' were we can't predict the future because there are so many directions it can diverge into. We about know what will happend 10 years from now, 100 years from now is more vague, but we do have a little bit of an idea of how it will be, but 1000 or even 10,000 years in the future is nearly impossible to imagine. What you might think will happend in 10,000 years could very well be achieved within the next 100 years. This would be really interesting for a sci-fi.

I also made this:

I just watched the movie a few days ago. RIP.

Thank you.

Woosh!

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I think they really want to make a Small Falcon Spaceship, they also had plans to do a second stage reuse, so why not do both at once? Apperently this isn't going to be the reuse, just a test.

Reminds me of this: http://toughsf.blogspot.com/2017/10/spacex-sfr-small-falcon-rocket.html @MatterBeam

Apparently "TikTok" (some stupid social media app look it up) is worth 120 BILLION DOLLARS WE CAN GO BACK TO THE MOON WITH THAT MUCH MONEY.

If BFR becomes a reality, and does what it's supposed to do, we will have to reconsider the future of spaceflight entirely.

Whenever i read a shower thought like this, Land Down Under by Men at Work randomly starts playing in my head and i don't know why.

I can, and im going put that idea in my drawer.

To be honest its probably more like Orbiter and less like KSP, when it comes to the granularity. Im definitely looking forward to the devolpment of this simulator and can't wait to download the demo to check it out.

How to get sucked into a heated discussion: Step 1: Open twitter. The Twitter community is more unstable than Francium.