07-02-2018 16:52
Hey eveyone,
Did anyone catch the launch of Elon Musk's launch of the new heavy payload Falcon rocket last night? The launch was the first test of the rocket which can carry an impressive payload of 64 tons! This is twice the capacity of existing launch vehicles. Most impressively the 3 boosters returned to earth and 2 of the 3 managed to land! Elon Musk even sent his car into orbit around the Sun
The success of the launch has a lot of potential for future space exploration due the the much heaver and larger payloads that can be sent into space in one go!
What do you guys think about the launch? A great step forward or was it a vanity project for a billionaire?
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14-02-2018 16:07
14-02-2018 16:07
I would send @Martin-O2 to space!
14-02-2018 16:20
14-02-2018 16:23
14-02-2018 16:23
Wait, what??!
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14-02-2018 16:31
14-02-2018 16:31
14-02-2018 16:35
14-02-2018 16:35
Just kidding.
(I don't have the power!)
14-02-2018 17:00
14-02-2018 17:00
14-02-2018 17:12
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14-02-2018 17:26
14-02-2018 17:26
Alright alright.... It would be a great opportunity to experience a real space flight himself and it would be in a safe environment with a return trip back to Earth, all expenses paid.
Better?
14-02-2018 17:38
14-02-2018 17:38
@Marjowrote:Alright alright.... It would be a great opportunity to experience a real space flight himself and it would be in a safe environment with a return trip back to Earth, all expenses paid.
Better?
Errrmmm...sounds as if you are backtracking now @Marjo The words are out there. The damage is done...
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14-02-2018 19:37
14-02-2018 19:37
Good point. Well, space it is... I will join you @Martin-O2 and we can manage the O2 Community from up there together.