/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16154428
Plato was an idiot with a terrible epistemology and an even worse theory of governance. You haven't read jack shit.

>The expected arrival of Hurricane Ian will require assessment and cleanup ahead of returning the rocket to its launch pad for its scheduled moon mission. Given the severe weather and cleanup from it, plus lingering technical matters, the chances of an October launch are thin, agency officials said.
>NASA Administrator Bill Nelson has suggested NASA is leaning toward the November dates. "We know that the earliest it could go is late October, but more than likely we'll go in the window in the middle of November," he told CNN(opens in new tab) earlier today.
What is even happening at NASA HAHAHAHAHAHA

>>11661325
>his rockets aren't reusable

>>9552524
>Arianespace signed 19 contract for 29 satellites last year.
>SpaceX signed 9
>>9552527
This picture is for the both of you guys.

>>9488076

>>9457961
Don't you mean this month, or last month, or 6 years ago?

>>9432945
>Being this buttmad over the latest SpaceX launch failure.