RSS- Supreme Court oral arguments to be heard on April 25 about presidential immunity for official acts
- Nasa’s Voyager-1 sends usable data from deep space
- The Wondrous Oak
- Three Seas Summit: Vilnius 2024
- Tit for tat until it all goes boom
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- “BYD is launching its next-gen Blade EV battery soon with more range and even lower cost”
- Iran launches air attacks on Israel
- ISW on the developing Ukrainian defense industrial base and Russias strikes on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure
- Britain? Kaput! By Walrus.
I am looking forward to that launch and especially the tandem return of the boosters to the Cape. That system is what should be replacing the one designed by the US Congress.
Some more information is here:
https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/10/the-worlds-most-powerful-rocket-finally-returns-after-a-3-year-absence/
“[T]he next 10 most likely missions to fly on the Falcon Heavy include five flights for NASA,
three for the US Space Force, and
two primarily for commercial satellite customers.”
It launched and the two boosters landed on target at the Cape. That is amazing to see.
An eight and a half minute ballet of American ingenuity, keep up the choreography Elon.