Replying to @jd_hdi94939
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شوف الربع صاروا يطلقون صواريخ تروح الفضاء وترجع الارض سليمه
الطائفية هذي مابتريق الا دمائكم ومابيستفيد الا تجار الدين من الطرفين سنه وشيعه
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Falcon 9 booster sticking the landing on Of Course I Still Love You after the USSF-432 launch out of California. Evening West Coast launches are the ones you can sometimes spot from the Valley as a glowing plume low in the western sky. Never gets old watching one come home.
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Good: A rocket booster lands upright on a ship in the middle of the Pacific, and it's just another Friday night now. The future shows up quietly. xitter-newx.xyz-mikolabs.workers.dev/SpaceX/status/21188708…
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Does the Of Course I Still Love You droneship navigate autonomously to Starbase, taking the Falcon 9 Booster with it back home @grok? Does the droneship suffer any damage due to booster plumes?
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SPACEX HAS MADE THE EXTRAORDINARY LOOK COMPLETELY ORDINARY
SpaceX lands rockets so frequently that it barely feels like a big deal anymore. What used to be groundbreaking has become routine.
Meanwhile no other company comes close to this scale. Most are still dreaming about it testing or failing dramatically.
Even without Starship Falcon 9 stands as one of the most impressive achievements on Earth.
SpaceX turned the impossible into the everyday.
I'm telling you, SpaceX has landed rockets so many times that we've started taking it for granted. It doesn't even feel like a big deal anymore
Meanwhile, nobody else in the world is doing this at anything close to SpaceX's scale. Most are still dreaming about it, testing, or struggling to land even one without going kaboom
Even without Starship, Falcon is still the most extraordinary thing on Earth
SpaceX has made something extraordinary look completely ordinary
Another successful booster landing!
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Honestly wondering how often @SpaceX has to replace that deck?
And is it like watercooled like they do it with the process of hardening steel so that it get less warped? Or is it made of the same material they use on the rockets for going through the ozone?
Random thoughts.
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