Recent content by Admiral Lagrange

Is this a trick question ? Regardless of the mass, if the rocket is standing on a dime you can push it over with your pinkie. LOL

I noticed our old postings from the previous forum has been restored. I understand closing them for comments, but shouldn't they still count towards "seniority" ? I know several original posters who would consider coming back to Space.com if their seniority was restored.

From Boeing: "Boeing and NASA are nearing the conclusion of detailed evaluations on how each Starliner system performed during last month’s Orbital Flight Test (OFT). This process is separate from the joint Boeing-NASA independent review team investigating the mission clock anomaly that...

Elon Musk @elonmusk · Feb 4 Replying to @elonmusk This is mainly for staffing up 4 production shifts for 24/7 operations, but engineers, supervisors & support personnel are certainly needed too. A super hardcore work ethic, talent for building things, common sense & trustworthiness are...

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) 0150-EX-ST-2020 Status: Pending 2020-02-03 Application Form: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL TEMPORARY AUTHORITY Applicant Name Name of Applicant: Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) Address Attention...

It's not clear whether you're talking about two different things or not. You start by referring to "objects" then finish asking about "Quantum". By "objects" are you referring to such things like rocks ? If so general physics apply. Energy is conserved. In order to change anything that's a...

The Senate will modify the bill before approving it. But you are right about 1 thing, NASA is subject to all kinds of politics. That's why we haven't been back to the moon or made a lot of progress landing humans on Mars.

The problem was clearly identified as a programming problem and not a mechanical problem. Or so they say. Boeing's reputation for telling the truth isn't so great right now.

Have you ever been walking in your house at night without the lights on and run into a door ? If so you just ran into dark matter. Dark matter is called dark matter because we can't see it. Until we develop the technology to see it we can only see it's effect. The bumps on scientists heads...

Actually there are plausible explanations when you factor in gravitational waves between us and the light source. If the gravitational wave is big enough to fold back on itself, it could release 1,000 years of light in 1 burst. If there's a fixed source of gravitational waves between us and a...

They're just LEDs burning out in our virtual universe.

Threads like this provide for some good late night entertainment. LOL

I'm a bit confused by your postings. First I read a message stating I was member number 1000. Did I win anything ? The more I read I started to wonder if you were giving something away or trying to sell something.