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Go ahead punk, make my day
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Yes, they supposedly grabbed a fairing before it landed in the water.
 
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A Grateful American
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"Of course I still love you.."

The full name is: "Of course I still love you, but don't count on my being there for you or supporting you when you need me, hotshot!"




"the meaning of life, is to give life meaning" Ani Yehudi אני יהודי Le'olam lo shuv לעולם לא שוב!
 
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Thank you
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You don't actually think that this mission was haphazardly fired into space on a whim and the trajectory simply a guess, do you?



Well, yeah. Some guy wakes up, checks the weather on his smartphone and thinks "It'll be fine." The payload module gets up there, the doors open, someone says "Release the satellites!" and fwashoom, fwashoom, fwashoom, fwashoom, fwashoom, fwashoom, fwashoom, fwashoom a battery of large spud guns launches 8 satellites into orbit. This gets repeated two more times.

I suppose they could use giant slinghots rather than spud guns. Whatever, I'm certain they are not using trebuchets as them don't work well in space.


 
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While it was nice and clear at 11:30, since the launch was delayed until 2:30, I only caught a glimpse between clouds. But yes, at that moment, clearly visible from very-southern NC.




 
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