Space X: Falcon Heavy Test Launch

[DirtyMike]

Falcons in particular are fairly small, light, and highly maneuverable.

The Space X Whooping Crane or Cargo Buzzard, something like that makes more sense to me.

Space X Frigate Heavy

 

[LBrandt]

WE had a team of horses that dad used in the winter instead of trying to start tractor, I helped with thrashing a couple of times, listened to the lone ranger on the radio, and now communicate with people half way around this little ball we ride on. We have come a long way in a very short time, oh what the future may bring.

 

[Stan's Dad]

Space X whooping crane is lol

 

[Bfishn]

WE had a team of horses that dad used in the winter instead of trying to start tractor, I helped with thrashing a couple of times, listened to the lone ranger on the radio, and now communicate with people half way around this little ball we ride on. We have come a long way in a very short time, oh what the future may bring.

It seems like there is no way technology could change more rapidly than it has in the past 100 years. The reality though is that as technology evolves and advances it speeds up exponentially. Its almost scary to think what the next 100 years may bring.

 

[LBrandt]

Might be like the stock market and we get a reset.

 

[Davey Crockett]

How would you ever get the data back when light can't even escape?

I don't have many answers Dean but I'm big into questions.

 

[Brian Renville]

I'd be more enthused if Musk would lift a finger without a government grant. He claims he wants the welfare to end yet Tesla and SolarCity still report losses so I'm pretty sure he's full of crap there unless someone gives him a heads up to sell his stock beforehand.

 

[Tommyboy]

I'd be more enthused if Musk would lift a finger without a government grant. He claims he wants the welfare to end yet Tesla and SolarCity still report losses so I'm pretty sure he's full of crap there unless someone gives him a heads up to sell his stock beforehand.

Maybe, just maybe, he knows how to jump through the loopholes of the american government (Trump as a businessman). The guy is a rocket scientist. Im sure he knows how to use it to his advantage.

 

[Brian Renville]

Maybe, just maybe, he knows how to jump through the loopholes of the american government (Trump as a businessman). The guy is a rocket scientist. Im sure he knows how to use it to his advantage.

And that's a good thing? All I'm saying is I don;t get too excited about a guy who boasts innovation when he's made billions in companies that don't make money. It's not his fault he found a way to be successful, it's ours and we seem to cheer it on for some reason. For some reason innovation, creation, promotion, profit is run in reverse with this guy and the ones paying the tab think it's great. The invention is pretty cool though I'll agree.

 

[dean nelson]

But the money he used to start spacex came from the sale of one of his company's that is a mainstay of online sales so definitely profitable.

 

[gonefshn]

IMO I’ll tip a beer �� �� �� to any guy who’ll launch a car into space with a space suit dummy in the passenger seat just cause he fricken can.