Dec 9, 2024
Starship-Superheavy
Credit: John Kraus
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Starship-Superheavy
Credit: John Kraus
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Oh my god this is too sad. Also, side note, but I feel like there should be more fics about Bruce being an amnesiac during this arc? I know that we got to see cannon Dick's (heartbreaking) and Jason's (heartwarming) reactions to it, but what about the others?
Batman (2011) #48
SpaceX Test Flight 5: Mechazilla Catches Super Heavy Booster in Epic Landing!
Watch the mind-blowing moment during SpaceX Test Flight 5 when Mechazilla successfully catches the Super Heavy Booster! From launch to landing, this marks a major breakthrough in reusable rocket technology. Don't miss this historic catch!
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Superheavy 'Mech construction rules are way too fucking restrictive
Bespoke cockpits, gyros, No TSM, No MASC, Endosteel at best. This distinctly feels like a "We don't wanna spend the time to balance this" bit. Rather than include space for interesting designs and tech development, it's locked down like an apple product by comparison to standard 'Mech rules.
I have similar gripes with Tripod design rules but, not as badly
SpaceX made history today! Today, SpaceX launched the most powerful rocket ever built, Starship, on its fifth test flight.
Liftoff occurred from the SpaceX launch site in Boca Chica, Texas.
The great achievement: For the first time, SpaceX was able to safely return and land the rocket's booster, Super Heavy, which is taller than a 20-story building.
After launch, the booster returned to the launch site, where giant metal arms, called "Chopstick", caught the booster in mid-air.
The Starship spacecraft has been selected to land American astronauts on the moon as early as 2026. With Starship and Project Artemis, what's next?
NASA is in competition with China to be the first to develop a permanent station on the moon and possibly open the path to deep-space settlement.