Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
yeah, didn't think so. CNBC hasn't exactly shown themselves to be unbiased, although Tim Dodd, who was live streaming from Port Isabel did show some dust, it didn't look like a sandstorm. And the explosion event was more of a "Oh did you hear that?" event that they were able to hear with nothing even audible on the stream, no windows shaking or anything.TRADUCTOR said:
No dust, no broken windows, no complaints, in Port Isabel.
I'm still surprised they didn't anticipate the amount of damage that sucker did to the ground. Kinda crazy. And yet it still got off the ground got past max Q and got to an altitude of 38-39 km. On the first attempt. That's all a huge accomplishment. I hope they can turn it around quickly, but safely.TexAgs91 said:yeah, didn't think so. CNBC hasn't exactly shown themselves to be unbiased, although Tim Dodd, who was live streaming from Port Isabel did show some dust, it didn't look like a sandstorm. And the explosion event was more of a "Oh did you hear that?" event that they were able to hear with nothing even audible on the stream, no windows shaking or anything.TRADUCTOR said:
No dust, no broken windows, no complaints, in Port Isabel.
Since SpaceX will have to have a reusable Stage Zero, there will obviously be changes to prevent the rocket from excavating the launch site each time.
Here’s the full release: pic.twitter.com/YL1sbNZWog
— Jack Beyer (@thejackbeyer) April 24, 2023
Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
V8Aggie said:Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
Respectfully, you're dumb.
He wanted to send Elon's unamerican ass 'back to africa.' So, yes. Just a tad deranged.Ag_of_08 said:Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
That's an interesting take....lemme guess, you dislike Elon in particular?
Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
YellowPot_97 said:Bubblez said:bmks270 said:
There will be a lot of resistance to launch 2.
"In reality, following the test flight and explosion, people in Port Isabel reported broken windows in their businesses, shaking windows at their homes, and dust and particulate matter that coated their homes, schools and land unexpectedly, according to Cortez."
As there should. At this point the government should put a halt to any further launch attempts until all of these issues from the damage kicked up from the launch pad to all other damage with windows shaking until they broke.
That all needs to be guaranteed to never again before permission for the next launch attempt is granted. If it takes a few years to work everything out, then so be it. Or find another location to launch that wouldn't damage the surroundings.
Typical leftist. Govern me harder daddy.
I don't know what's sadder. That you may actually believe that or that you have nothing better to do in your life than troll an internet message board.
He won't delete or deny it... his post above was a 'drive by'V8Aggie said:
Before he deletes it.
notex said:Here’s the full release: pic.twitter.com/YL1sbNZWog
— Jack Beyer (@thejackbeyer) April 24, 2023
The primary landing site for our HAKUTO-R Mission 1 is Atlas Crater, located in the northeastern quadrant of the Moon. (1/3)
— ispace (@ispace_inc) April 25, 2023
📸 @NASA #ispace #HAKUTO_R #lunarquest pic.twitter.com/qmomqdg17J
TexAgs91 said:
You're taking the manufactured hysteria from an obvious hit piece seriously. Were you actually at South Padre watching the launch? The explosion was about 50 km away. Are there pictures of these broken windows? Something tells me there wouldn't be as many "broken windows" if Elon hadn't bought Twitter.
Decay said:
I'm still amazed how long Starship tumbled. For it to stay intact, as well as nobody pushing the big red button.
Best I've heard is that it is supposed to start flipping so they didn't really have any reason to terminate until it started to structurally fail. But that sucker was failing for 10x longer than most flights ever get to. Makes me wonder if other rockets could handle that kind of stress... I'm guessing not.
Quote:
In Port Isabel, a city about six miles northwest where at least one window shattered, residents were alarmed.
"It was truly terrifying," said Sharon Almaguer, who, at the time of the launch, was at home with her 80-year-old mother. During previous launches, Ms. Almaguer said she had experienced some shaking inside the brick house, but "this was on a completely different level."
Quote:
Ms. Almaguer, the Port Isabel resident, said that while Elon Musk's venture had brought jobs to an economically distressed region, the brown muck covering her city was a reminder of the environmental downsides and a sign that things had gotten out of hand.
"The locals here are just being sacrificed," she said.
"He just wanted to get this thing up in the air," Ms. Almaguer said of Mr. Musk. "Everybody else sort of be damned."
Quote:
A window shattered at a fitness gym, its owner, Luis Alanis, said. Mr. Alanis, who was at home at the time of the launch, said he felt "rumbling, kind of like a mini earthquake." He estimated that the window would cost about $300 to fix.
De minimis, unless the Latin doesn't count.OnlyForNow said:
It was de minims fill into waters of the U.S.
Prove me wrong.
