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Essentially, yeah. A pretty reasonable analogy would be data to/from your device relative to other devices in your same wireless coverage area....
No. Its still, in layperson terms, the internet. Its just secure data packets. To wit, the only person that knows you're streaming Bridgerton...
In Freedom Units, yeah. At least when a sat ~directly overhead. Then the beams stretch as the slant angle grows. I don't know if there's an...
It is more or less broadcast as a cone, and when projected onto the earth at an angle--which is the case except for the instant the cone is...
Sure. And there's nothing wrong with stitching together a couple of necessarily decoupled pieces of information in order to create a story, but...
While not the main point, I think its worth noting that: --The NG core stage, like F9, is sub-orbital. (Not apples to apples of course, but NS...
Fair, but if that's the bar here the entire history of humans putting things into space includes intentionally testing components to failure....
To make sure folks don't misinterpret this: 1) There is 0% chance of early assignment on the timelines we're talking about. Early assignment is...
Except for just about the entire history of humans putting things into space. Failure has traditionally never been an option for any kind of...
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One might suggest you're being a little too conservative and thus leaving some on the table, but if your goal is to not lose any shares, then...
Cumulatively 34% ITM. For a grand total of $740 ITM (that factors in the 7.5% already). But that's also mad skewed by the bananas growth in...
The point was that "blockage" and degradation from rain fade are not he same thing. I can appreciate that message wasn't crystal clear. Yes, GEO...