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ultimateharold said:
And countless other innovations as well. The 'but there are problems on Earth' trope is up there with 'Sheikn Mansour could've built hopsitals in Manchester' in terms of usefulness.
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It is for another thread about the UAE and Saudi using space tech to improve their lots whilst us western bods are being force fed consume until we can't make anymore money from you.
 
Trying again today from Cape Canaveral - planned launch 2.17pm local time which is 7.17pm UK time which is highly inconvenient as City will just about be finishing the game v Villa!
So hoping there may be a slight delay so won't miss the end of the game and can then watch the launch on the telly
 
Mad Eyed Screamer said:
Trying again today from Cape Canaveral - planned launch 2.17pm local time which is 7.17pm UK time which is highly inconvenient as City will just about be finishing the game v Villa!
So hoping there may be a slight delay so won't miss the end of the game and can then watch the launch on the telly
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The 2:17pm time is the start of the launch window, weather expected to improve from then. I think the launch will be nearer 8pm our time.
 
What a kerfuffle.
Makes it more obvious than ever that the moon landings never happened.
 
NASA are a bit paranoid after losing Challenger and Colombia. I can understand why they are so overly cautious about launching or not.

Elon must be pissing himself laughing. The ****.
 
mat said:
NASA are a bit paranoid after losing Challenger and Colombia. I can understand why they are so overly cautious about launching or not.

Elon must be pissing himself laughing. The ****.
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Artemis is joint project with Spacex though, so they kinda need this to happen at some point
 
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