@Deleted User YES!!!

Like what would be wrong with a straight up zeppelin

>UK
>the future

we take to high altitude

Hindenberg in space?

exactly

@Asatru Artist - MD he lost one title. he still works for them i forget details

hmm

its aerodynamic

i wonder how much clout he lost though

@Jacob thanks brother

>zeppelin
>aerodynamic

it's just gotta float though

@Zilna Jestov An ethnostate in North America is very theoretical, and there are a lot of variables in terms of how it can be organized that can be contentious. Space travel is just... space travel. I'll allow it on the basis that it's not a contentious topic.

really high

It's getting pretty contentious now...zeppelin vs rocket war when?

Skylon, as I posted above, is actually a really exciting project

They're hosting the first hybrid engine ever

i like the retro aesthetic of the zeppelin though...

@Deleted User Now imagine thousands of those things going up towards a spacestation.

Isn't pledge orientation on Tuesday nights?

yes

i believe so

Announcement says it's tonight

@Reinhard Wolff Is Pledge orientation tonight or tomorrow?

Half liquid fuel rocket, half jet. It's a complicated business

Tonight, it’s usually every second Tuesday and last Saturday but I will be at a wedding this Saturday

There ya go, @Sonic ^

Thanks

No I'm saying it would be a practical solution once at high altitude. Use the hydrogen inside as rocket fuel

Haha ok thanks- just wanted to make sure newbies weren't confused.

Isn't Trump the first president married to an immigrant???

Do i need to animate this idea for you plebs? <:really:453005408064241674>

@ThisIsChris first in a long time as i remember

@ThisIsChris Would go along with the whole "nation of immigrants" tag. 😕

@Asatru Artist - MD https://www.forbes.com/sites/chucktannert/2018/10/14/fallout-from-elon-musks-sec-settlement-a-big-fine-a-new-chairman-and-an-opportunity-for-tesla/#3318538d7023

TL;DR Out as chairman. Remains CEO

Hmm, hopefully that means he has much the same clout.

Would be interesting to see the company start falling apart inovation wise like Apple has done since losing Jobs.

But if he's still around, maybe it'll be ok.

Although, Telsa is just a big govt subsidy isn't it?