SpaceX's Starship blows up ahead of 10th test flight
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schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 07:39 zuletzt editiert vonI would ride a Honda rocket a hundred times before ever setting foot on anything developed by SpaceX
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Japanese cars are superior to American cars, why wouldn't their rockets be?
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 07:41 zuletzt editiert vonDefinitely agreed on cars, but Japan's last few moon missions had several catastrophic failures unfortunately.
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This post did not contain any content.schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 07:42 zuletzt editiert von
Good, eat a dick, Elon.
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This post did not contain any content.schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 07:58 zuletzt editiert von
The thumbnail had me reminiscing of the poster for The Descent
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Musk is going to be PISSED when he finds out there is no bureau of physics he can subsume or destroy from within. I believe one Rush Stockton came to a similar conclusion, if he indeed had time for that conclusion to even form before perishing.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:11 zuletzt editiert vonElon should really pilot the next starship himself. Just put a small 1 person capsule on top (or maybe even 5 people so he can take some of his billionaire friends along) and connect a playstation controller to the engines.
Stockton did it, and he made several succesful trips. What you do yourself, you do better!! -
It's not perfect, but capitalism is the best system we've got. It is only through competition on the free market that we would arrive at a space program this efficient and innovative. Imagine if the government tried to do this! They would've blown up a 100 rockets by now with nothing to show for it, and it would've cost tax payers billions of dollars. The innovation of SpaceX is humanity at it's finest. For thousands of years we've looked up at the sky, and wondered what's there, and now, thanks to the engineering chops of Elon Musk, it is within our grasp. Imagine that, sending a person to space. Maybe someday we'll even be able to put someone on the moon!
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:12 zuletzt editiert vonGood gods! Captain, The ambient sarcasm readings are off the charts!
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I hate the guy's guts as much as anybody else, but he has kickstarted a space race, and an EV market. Credit where it's due.
And yeah I know, rich daddy, no inventions, all evolutionary, etc. But here we are.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:16 zuletzt editiert vonWhat space race?
NASA us working on a shoestring budget and managed to run some very successful missions. The Artemis Program is/was very succesful, and what does NASA get?
Budget cuts. Money diverted to SpaceX who, under Elon, has yet to do a single succesful mission (the Dragon capsule and reusable rockets were both projects that Elon bought. Starship is the first project that Elon directed).
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I hate the guy's guts as much as anybody else, but he has kickstarted a space race, and an EV market. Credit where it's due.
And yeah I know, rich daddy, no inventions, all evolutionary, etc. But here we are.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:21 zuletzt editiert vonYou do not hate the guy's guts as much as anybody else, or as much as is reasonable. You do not in fact have to give it to the Nazi scum. Any success or credit is due to the employees of the companies the inept pathetic narcissistic pro-fascism scumfuck is undeservedly running, often on fire and into the ground. If the resources he's hoarding would be allocated by a reasonable, competent and humanist entity, we would all be much better off. Musk would be better off the planet. Shame that he missed this flight.
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I hate the guy's guts as much as anybody else, but he has kickstarted a space race, and an EV market. Credit where it's due.
And yeah I know, rich daddy, no inventions, all evolutionary, etc. But here we are.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:21 zuletzt editiert vonall evolutionary
???
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schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:31 zuletzt editiert vonreached an altitude of 890 feet
Kids science projects make reusable rockets that go higher.
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This post did not contain any content.schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:45 zuletzt editiert von
Have they published its drug test results yet?
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Good gods! Captain, The ambient sarcasm readings are off the charts!
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 08:49 zuletzt editiert von catty@lemmy.worldIt's life Jim, but not as we know it.
Not as we know it.
Not as we know it.
Star Trekkin' Across The Universe...
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all evolutionary
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schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 09:33 zuletzt editiert vonHe didn't invent EVs, nor batteries, nor rockets, not even vertically landing rockets, but perfected and especially turned them onto massive success. Too bad he went full idiot.
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You do not hate the guy's guts as much as anybody else, or as much as is reasonable. You do not in fact have to give it to the Nazi scum. Any success or credit is due to the employees of the companies the inept pathetic narcissistic pro-fascism scumfuck is undeservedly running, often on fire and into the ground. If the resources he's hoarding would be allocated by a reasonable, competent and humanist entity, we would all be much better off. Musk would be better off the planet. Shame that he missed this flight.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 09:34 zuletzt editiert vonDefinitely this is the same take as "well the Nazis did a bunch of medical research"
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It's not perfect, but capitalism is the best system we've got. It is only through competition on the free market that we would arrive at a space program this efficient and innovative. Imagine if the government tried to do this! They would've blown up a 100 rockets by now with nothing to show for it, and it would've cost tax payers billions of dollars. The innovation of SpaceX is humanity at it's finest. For thousands of years we've looked up at the sky, and wondered what's there, and now, thanks to the engineering chops of Elon Musk, it is within our grasp. Imagine that, sending a person to space. Maybe someday we'll even be able to put someone on the moon!
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 09:38 zuletzt editiert vonThe efficiency of this is amazing, instead of actually sending it up, and waiting for it to blow up, they have figured out how to blow it up on the ground BEFORE launch. This is the kind of efficiency we need in government programs.
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reached an altitude of 890 feet
Kids science projects make reusable rockets that go higher.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 09:39 zuletzt editiert vonreached an altitude of 890 feet
300 meters.
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Japanese cars are superior to American cars, why wouldn't their rockets be?
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 10:26 zuletzt editiert vonJapanese cars are superior to American cars
I had a high school friend who went on to become an engineer at General Motors. One of his first projects for them was tearing down an Infiniti and a Lexus when those cars first came on the market. He said that at the time, GM cars typically had between 300 and 400 production defects of varying severity. When they took apart the Infiniti, they found 2 production defects; when they took apart the Lexus, they found 0.
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It's not perfect, but capitalism is the best system we've got. It is only through competition on the free market that we would arrive at a space program this efficient and innovative. Imagine if the government tried to do this! They would've blown up a 100 rockets by now with nothing to show for it, and it would've cost tax payers billions of dollars. The innovation of SpaceX is humanity at it's finest. For thousands of years we've looked up at the sky, and wondered what's there, and now, thanks to the engineering chops of Elon Musk, it is within our grasp. Imagine that, sending a person to space. Maybe someday we'll even be able to put someone on the moon!
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 10:39 zuletzt editiert vonSuch a remarkable achievement! We should put capitalists on the Starship ASAP so they can enjoy the fruits of "their" labor!
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You do not hate the guy's guts as much as anybody else, or as much as is reasonable. You do not in fact have to give it to the Nazi scum. Any success or credit is due to the employees of the companies the inept pathetic narcissistic pro-fascism scumfuck is undeservedly running, often on fire and into the ground. If the resources he's hoarding would be allocated by a reasonable, competent and humanist entity, we would all be much better off. Musk would be better off the planet. Shame that he missed this flight.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 10:44 zuletzt editiert von soleinvictus@lemmy.blahaj.zoneMany miss that Musk's companies don't have any measure of success because of him, but instead have it despite him. A lot of intelligent people work for SpaceX and Tesla. Imagine what they could and would do if they didn't have a petulant man-baby constantly interfering.
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He didn't invent EVs, nor batteries, nor rockets, not even vertically landing rockets, but perfected and especially turned them onto massive success. Too bad he went full idiot.
schrieb am 20. Juni 2025, 10:55 zuletzt editiert vonPerfected
Press X to doubt
Making something popular via a lot of lying and false marketing is not something I would've thought to read as perfected.
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