Why?
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That was an idea that once seemed promising for the ISS, via Bigelow Aerospace, but never seemed to go anywhere.
I bet we'll see some inflatable modules on at least one of the upcoming commercial space stations. Sierra Space have continued testing where Bigelow left off.
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I feel like this skirts the "must represent a genuine attempt at success" rule. Even just a few strips of duct tape would significantly improve the structural integrity.
My dad would love this. Back when we had a wood burning stove, he would set up all manner of fans to try and distribute the heat to the rest of the house.
Did we skip a comic? It seems like there should have been one where Calvin was concerned that the sun would go out.
Huh, thanks for sharing. I haven't finished it yet, but it is an interesting analysis so far, if a bit dry and long.
Seems like it. So we'd have three nickels. Not much, but it's weird that it happened thrice.
I think that they didn't announce it at the time of. We learned of the test only from a recent statement, several weeks after the mission took place.
Oh boy, where to begin? There's a bunch that range from implausible, to unsettling, to simply absurd:
- Crookshanks used to live with the Potters
- Hagrid is a Death Eater
- Voldemort's rudimentary body was Bertha Jorkins' unborn child
- Draco actually loved Hermione
- McGonagall had an affair with Crookshanks
- Harry hallucinated the events of all seven books
- Wizards used to sh*t on the floor and vanish the evidence
- Snape was Harry's real father the whole time
- Mrs Norris is a maledictus and Filch's wife
- Voldemort secretly had a daughter
Context: Comedian (artwork)
Only two missions out of 400 were unsuccessful (CRS-7 and Starlink 9-3), plus one partial failure (CRS SpX-1 & OG2) and one anomaly before the launch (Amos-6):
Significantly increased launch cadence:
Only 34 missions out of 400 were launched on an expended booster:
Only 71 missions out of 400 were launched on a new booster:
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