/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15809950
>Aside from telecomms, spaceflight hasn't given much direct benefit to the average person on Earth

>>15491582
>Filling up a tank with truck loads of water is going to take months or years
They already do this with methane a volatile substance, how can water cause that much more of a delay? They don't even need the coolant layers, they literally just need a water tower. They could have just make one with starship rings for crying out loud.

>>15362407
We always have launch threads

>>15267509
Your brain could be losslessly replaced by a four bit multiplexer and a potato

>>15255642
EA = FAA launch license

>>15144132

>>14885990
Contender for stupidest /sfg/ post of all time

>The observations demonstrate that JWST will exceed its nominal predicted performance by a factor of 10 and that JWST will be able to image 0.3 MJ planets at 100 au for main-sequence stars, Neptune and Uranus-mass objects at 100-200 au for M-dwarfs and Saturn-mass objects at 10 au for M-dwarfs
Give me a quick rundown

>>14577900
>Calling people pedo's and shilling shitcoins is effective politics

>>12788645
I forgot how shit this general got after big profile events. This is facebook boomer tier.

>>12781267
>Politics = Colored squares
Stop getting your politics from reddit and twitter I'm begging you

>>12755825
>a trench
>at a beach

>>12441185
>expected departure now 230
BRUUUUUUUUUH

>This thread

>>12382770
>X company is values high because they are dominating the sandwich market for 10 years with no clear competitor
>"Oh yeah? Well they only control 2% of the restaurant market, what do you say to that?"

>>12268074

>>12178073
>When companies like SpaceX make it big, they’d be obligated to return some portion of their gains to the public infrastructure that helped them succeed

>“I want to be clear: NASA can share all of our IP with anyone that NASA wants,” -Musk

Can anyone enlighten me as to why biofuel/biogas would be in any way better than the stuff we get from ground? Seems like very inefficient use of money. I mean, one would think that if we're all supposed to die in 8 years, efficient use of resources might be advisable.