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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CubeSat
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Just put a blow-up doll in the rocket's cargo bay. Would be a loooooot cheaper.
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I say we shoot a road runner up in space
maybe mars................
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true, but we can see if he can fly back on his own
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I quickly read this as 'SpaceX rocket with Commodore 64 satellites'.
I'm such a fucking nerd. lulz
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That was pretty funny! The commodore 64.
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Look up 10000 year clock by the long now
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You really think Elon Knew that was coming ?
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According to different news sources it sounds like SpaceX assumed a risk level as low compared to missing a launch window? 40 sats compared to the 12,000 and the desire to add 30,000 seems like a teeny, tiny loss
Mind boggling stuff for me considering the satellites aren't cube satellites but more along the size of a table (from what I've read). Also considering I'm used to thinking of satellites as the size of a car or a bus so my brain is toast.
Keeping forgetting space is uhhh big even with all the crap floating around our planet.
I'm still waiting for the space hotel. Not keen on staying in a giant blowup doll but hey...space hotel!
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Right now, there are more than 300,000 pieces of debris larger than a centimeter in diameter orbiting Earth.
Together, the Department of Defense and NASA track the orbits of the 19,000 or so pieces of junk that are larger than a softball, alerting satellite operators when any satellite — including the International Space Station — is in danger, so they can move it.
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Yep, that's why I'm not keen on a inflatable space hotel. Snoozing away up until your room goes zooming into a new orbit because of space debris.
*Cartoonishly slams into ISS view port*
"Hey um guys, lemme in?"
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Anybody see fat Shatner in space on Amazon with his buddy Jeff?
Surprised Elon didn't guide one of his space rocks into their path
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kinda hoping
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mini satellites in space. I guess trashing earth is not enough we are doing it in space also.
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