/sci/ - Science & Math

I don't have actually have an interesting picture of Starship to use for this meme
if one is not supplied in the next two minutes I will use the drawing of longcat being held up by the chopsticks

>Elon Musk had always been an eccentric figure. From founding PayPal to revolutionizing the automobile industry with Tesla, he had always pushed the boundaries of what was possible. But now, he had set his sights on something even more audacious - landing his Starship rocket on the headquarters of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in Washington D.C.
>It was a bold move, and one that had shocked the world. The FAA was responsible for regulating and overseeing all air and space travel in the United States, and its headquarters were heavily guarded. But Elon was undeterred. He believed that the FAA was stifling innovation and progress, and he was determined to make a statement.
>The night of the landing attempt, the world held its breath. The Starship rocket blasted off from its launch pad in Texas, hurtling towards the east coast at incredible speeds. As it approached D.C., the FAA scrambled to defend their headquarters. They deployed fighter jets, surface-to-air missiles, and every other weapon at their disposal.
>But Elon was not deterred. He had equipped the Starship with advanced sensors and navigational systems, allowing it to evade the FAA's defenses with ease. It weaved through the air, dodging missiles and bullets, and finally descended towards the FAA building.
>The FAA guards were in a state of panic. They had never faced an attack like this before, and they were outmatched. But they refused to back down. They fired their weapons at the Starship, trying to bring it down.