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Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical questions
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qeqeqeqeeqwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddssweddzssddddADWSSQQEEDx I've landed on the Mun!
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Very sudden. And very hard to shoot down. And you can keep BFRs in a geosynchronous orbit, ready to drop down on a spot. SYOT(Start your own thread)
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Balloon mission to Eve atmosphere. Use KAS tethers to lower a capsule to the surface.
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kiiiiiiinG digeeest oooooooooooooooooooon farady sdasnd
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Invasions(a drop ship)? Sure, it wouldn't be useful in day to day things, but they could get a huge defense contract.
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'it was visually apparent that he had no further interest in cooperating with the spaceflight program'.
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1 hour transport of 150 tons anywhere for less than 20 million?
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for the military though... So? With a smaller crew, the life support could last that long. The why are they devoting their employees to it? Even if it costs 10 times more than estimated, it will still be more efficient then any other rocket.
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Yeah...we've been doing this for 2 hours. Me too
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I should have read those numbers...
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Science and spaceflight:
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No...but it is true. Yes. He's having teams compete for funding, and Maryland just gave him the go ahead for construction.
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Part of the point of solar city.
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Yes. If you are trying to critize Musk, start your own thread. Just talk about SpaceX please. It was a problem that had never happened in any other rocket ever. And it wasn't an actual launch. SpaceX controls the majority of the launch market. He should. It allows him to do audacious things instead of backing away.
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I agree completely.
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19 billion dollars...
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Not my point. He could also have made normal, gas powered cars. We're getting kind of off topic. I think Mars One is not going to work.
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Teslas do function. So does Solarcity. And PayPal. For asteroids yes, but not for global warming, supervolcanos, war, ect.
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He could also use the boring company(that's the actual name) to drill for oil.
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Isaac Asimov and Artur C Clarke were completely realistic in expecting a spacefaring civilization. It was just political problems.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_J._Toynbee#Challenge_and_response
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He wants to improve life on Earth as well via clean cars, hyperloop, tunnels, AI, and solar panels.
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