Lol me too

First mission was 'just a test'
Second was 'still testing'
Third mission (first one with a customer payload) was 'it's business time'

The list goes on

Although it's too bad the mission failed

Still kinda funny "Pics or it didn't happen" lived up to its name

"don't stop me now" was delayed due to weather I think

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Noice

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT

Heck yesssss

BRRRRRRRT

Don't forget the pilot, Ernie

BRRRT and Ernie

Best pair on Earth. They go better than salt and pepper

@Tsar Vladimir Putin There's one problem

It's fucking vertical again <:mad:508599964478472193>

Thorry

Happens lol

Man everyone goes brrt but the drone is getting ignored lmao

> BRRRT and Ernie
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Iranian boats be like: ight imma head out

Iranian boats ;-;

Isis convoy be like: ah shit here we go agane

Reaper drone: exists
Solemani: ight imma head out

@Tsar Vladimir Putin Iranian tanks go boom

Iran: No! You can't use uranium depleted ammunitions against our tanks.

USAF: Ha ha, tanks go boom

Wait

They have tanks?

Not anymore🤣

At this point I'd say that Iran's F-14 Tomcats are a paper tiger.

Gotta give the drones credit too, I do agree with Elon Musk that modern warfare will be mostly UAVs and we should really put way more focus into it

https://www.google.com/amp/s/earther.gizmodo.com/spacex-satellites-ruin-perfectly-good-view-of-comet-neo-1844483615/amp

I think starlink is a fantastic thing but we should not create something that hinders us from looking in to Gods creation

This is a big argument among freinds but I personally beleive the worlds most dense constellation of global satellite communication and internet access greatly outweighs the cost of astronomical disturbances

With the democratization of space it's also about time to move astronomical studies to low earth orbit, not from the surface

Also starlink appears like that only under long exposure photography. With it's new coating it reduces reflection by 50%

We already have over 2,000 satellites and no one cared. Sure starlink may have a brighter reception due to the nature of it's solar cells and how it's in LEO, but any satellite will cause disturbances just the same

And its in very low earth orbit

Haha yes, in fact it actually gets a bit of the edge of our atmosphere that each sat has a roughly 2 year life before deorbit due to the air resistance

Only 2? Damn. I thought they lasted longer.