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Anonymous No. 16502111

The Great Elon Musk. - Edition
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Anonymous No. 16502114

>>16502111
saw a long line of starlink sats last night over eastern canada near Houlton ME. was awesome. guess there must have been a launch yesterday?

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Anonymous No. 16502152

>>16502114

Jared Isaacman named NASA Administrator

Anonymous No. 16502155

>>16502111
Cobalt60 betavoltaic xeon ion engines when?

Anonymous No. 16502360

Do you have two fucking images on rotation or something? Enough with the AIslop.

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Anonymous No. 16502366

>>16502152
That is pretty damn good pic; guy is a huge supporter of private spaceflight. Here is picture of him on the private space walk he paid for.

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>>16502366
Seeing a view like that in real life must be life-altering.

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Anonymous No. 16502386

So Jared is going to do Polaris 2 and 3 while he is the NASA administrator? lmao

Anonymous No. 16502426

>>16502386
Why not? I mean if the head of the FAA decided to fly somewhere during their vacation time no one would care. Hopefully space travel will someday become just as routine.

Anonymous No. 16502439

>>16502386
Do you really think he will die during a Polaris mission accident? Three other people would also be killed, assuming its Dragon again. And if he dies, who cares, Elon (via Trump) will simply assign someone equally as based to step in seamlessly, and double down on risk taking. Its what NASA was always supposed to do, be even braver than the most daring military test pilots.
He is setting the BEST possible example, actually doing missions while leading the organization who's ONLY job is to do missions...

Anonymous No. 16502458

>>16502152
Elon is literally just dictating US space policy (based)

Anonymous No. 16502459

>>16502366
I'm a newfag on /sfg/, it's amazing how light and compact space suits have become

Anonymous No. 16502468

>>16502459
It has an umbilical to the space ship, no life support on its own

Anonymous No. 16502469

>>16502468
Ah, I see. Still pretty cool to see.

Anonymous No. 16502492

>>16502366
They should have filmed the whole thing via helmet cams. That view from capsule was quite shit.

Anonymous No. 16502495

can someone explain something about Starlink to me? does the Starlink company "pay" SpaceX for their launches?
According to wiki, "Starlink Services, LLC (a wholly-owned subsidiary of SpaceX)" and apparently subsidiaries are legally separate entities for tax purposes. Does this mean it would even be legal to do it for free? or does Elon just move his money from one account to another?

Anonymous No. 16502505

>>16502111
We've had this exact same OP twice already
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Anonymous No. 16502508

>>16502505
Because it's the same autist making the same thread over and over and over again.

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Anonymous No. 16502510

>>16502111
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>holy shit, three Elon dicksucking threads!

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Anonymous No. 16502656

Actual thread

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Anonymous No. 16502660

>>16502439
i'm not saying its bad, I think its pretty based
but funny that someone that is basically a bureucrat (in the position he would be in at that moment) going to do unprecedented astronaut missions

I mean this is like probably the best thing ever, Jared is 100% aligned with Musk and has a personal interest in spaceflight progressing as well

Anonymous No. 16502702

>>16502656
>>16502510
>holy shit, five elon dicksucking threads!

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>>16501880
ABM systems (do you even know what those letters stand for?) do not protect you from cruise missiles. Comprehensive cruise missile defense is completely impractical. Perfectly defending a country from counter-value nuclear strikes cannot be done, and even one nuclear strike against a coastal city succeeding is more than enough deterrence to maintain peace.

Anonymous No. 16503170

>>16502495

Intercompany transactions happen all the time. Starlink and SpaceX will pay each other back and forth. If it makes sense they can set whatever terms they like with one another. The tax money will ultimately wash out one way or another. If the companies are sufficiently close together, a CPA might determine it necessary in an audit to basically combine the entities in an individual audit. At that point inter company transactions between two closely affiliated entities are eliminated. It will also all be explained in the notes.

Anonymous No. 16503282

>>16502152
My Trump vote already paid off bros

Barkon No. 16503285

gey

Anonymous No. 16504133

I read liftoff and am almost done with reentry
There's definitely one or more SpaceX guys lurking here, or maybe berger

Anonymous No. 16504145

The ideal ack-celerationist future is a memorial dedicated to the horrors of the age of consent in every town.

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Anonymous No. 16504517

>>16502152
Any bets on the fate of SLS?

Anonymous No. 16504523

>>16502111
E is building a secret underground base in Antarctica

Anonymous No. 16504707

is this the thread where we talk about donald trump and elon musk?

Anonymous No. 16504710

>>16504707
Donald Trump is a North Koran doppleganger of the original trump who is a product of Chinese plastic surgery. Look at his old pics. Look at his new ones. He's not the same Trump. USA is under attack. Americans will soon be slaughtered.

Anonymous No. 16504716

>>16504517
NASA will not launch anything ever again because Elon Musk (de facto in charge of the presidency) hates competition and he's ready to exploit every single bit of the federal government to destroy them, it will be good for Spacex and bad for everyone else.

Anonymous No. 16504895

>>16504716
huge occasion for brazil

Anonymous No. 16505811

>>16504895
fuck you you charlatan.
I looked it up and no it diesnt effect brazil at all.

Anonymous No. 16505940

>>16504716
i really hope this supposed to be a pretend play.

Anonymous No. 16505948

>>16505811
brazil should license something like the vega rocket which is currently rotting as the EU uses it as corporate welfare for 30 micro companies
make embraer build it for $15mln and have a space program

Anonymous No. 16506281

anyone else here going to universal studios tonight?

Anonymous No. 16506289

>>16506281
why are you bumping this thread

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Anonymous No. 16506425

>First human on Mars by 2028
This will happen.

Anonymous No. 16506710

What's that Japanese bacteria meteorite rock thing every normie is talking about?

Anonymous No. 16506715

>>16502386
Shouldn't the NASA administrator be impartial?

Anonymous No. 16506849

>>16506715
Probably, but trump doesn't really care about that.

Anonymous No. 16506914

>>16502386
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>>16502386
>retarded tourists don't get that mission prep is a time-consuming pain in the ass and think the flight is the concern
why are you in /sfg/

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Anonymous No. 16507484

Roscosmos will get 7.5 billion $ to create satellite groupings together with private companies and provides for a multiple growth of various kinds of connected groupings of remote sensing of the Earth - low-orbit, geostationary, highly elliptical

Anonymous No. 16508043

>>16507484
>7.5 billion $ to create satellite groupings together with private companies
What private companies? In Russia you are either roscosmos, rostec or a handfull few or nothing

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Anonymous No. 16510457

>>16502152
That's actually a surprisingly solid pick