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This was an actual, published article:

Fairings are $5 million dollars, so if the boat + operating costs is too much, its not worth it.

"It doesn't matter what else you do with your life, as soon as you put hampsters underwater, you become the underwater hampster guy."

I just just checked in on starship news after several days, how did a mere 50 mph wind blow it over? Isn't this supposed to withstand max-q?

Roman Empire would have a slightly larger air force and navy

All other countries are neutral, militaries in modern locations.

right now

How, logistically, would they get 5000 miles to Roman territory from China without being bombed and landmined?

When someone says that Orbiter 2010 is better:

Reunited mongolian empire vs reunited roman empire, Rome gets Turkey, who would win?

What is the highest number of mods you can have installed and still run the game? Previous versions of ksp allowed.

What does the UI for the LHC look like?

Other than Io, which is terrible, what do you mean?

THE LOW BUDGET PILOT THE CLASSIC ORIGINAL THE NETFLIX ADAPTATION THE ANIME THE SEQUEL THAT WAS GOOD BUT WAS STOLEN FROM FANFICTION THE LIVE ACTION ANIME THE OBVIOUS RIPOFF THE INSPIRATION

WAIT ONE SECOND EARTH IS DESTROYED SO THEY GO TO IO TO COLLECT ANTIMATTER FOR A STARSHIP? THIS IS JUST THE PLOT OF ARK BY STEPHEN BAXTER

Um acktually, the rocket in Tintin used chemical propulsion for takeoff and landing, only switching to nuclear power when they reached space

@EvermoreAlpaca Went eeloo and back twice, in an SSTO no less.

Why not literally any other planet? At least Venus gets tolerable in the upper atmosphere.

yes

SCP 90 is a rubik's cube 10,000 blocks long. Assuming a maximum scrambled start, an ideal solving algorithm, and a turn every 2.8 seconds, how long will it take to solve.

It cherrypicked though literally hundreds of texts from around the world. What the author forgot was that the texts were written centuries apart and the events described were unrelated. Plus, apparently the entire ocean turned into a 50 mile tall wave.