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muriel_volestrangler

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14. That was incorrect - it was never going to get into a full orbit
Fri Jan 17, 2025, 04:01 AM
10 hrs ago

It was going to go high and fast (but not fast enough for orbit), release some "dummy satellites" to test the release procedure, and then attempt to come down, controlled, in the Indian Ocean.

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Oops The Madcap 20 hrs ago #1
Maybe somebody ought to focus on his own businesses instead of everyone else's business. nt. Voltaire2 20 hrs ago #2
Couldn't have said it better myself.... AZ8theist 15 hrs ago #12
Billions again........... Lovie777 19 hrs ago #3
Starting to seem some video of debris re-entering atmosphere - video link ThoughtCriminal 19 hrs ago #4
WHEN will they learn you can't fly into the dome? You have to stay UNDER it....... AZ8theist 15 hrs ago #13
Oh tough ass. Klarkashton 19 hrs ago #5
Musk is having a bad day LetMyPeopleVote 18 hrs ago #6
That was an impressive "Unplanned Disassembly" ThoughtCriminal 18 hrs ago #7
Well, I guess that jalopy isn't going to Mars! LeftInTX 18 hrs ago #8
Oh great... 2naSalit 17 hrs ago #9
wait,what? andy_smalls 16 hrs ago #10
Then why did... 2naSalit 16 hrs ago #11
That was incorrect - it was never going to get into a full orbit muriel_volestrangler 10 hrs ago #14
Well... 2naSalit 7 hrs ago #15
Falling in the ocean THIS time RussBLib 4 hrs ago #16
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