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Let get those things going:

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/cybertruck-ct-waiting-room.295180/page-13#post-8211457

Next Robot taxi cab, is 2008 Honda Odyssey, driven by this dude:

If it effects 0.5% you need to build few hundred of them to find out. Like 10% slower or what?

https://driveteslacanada.ca/news/tesla-cybertruck-deliveries-paused-for-accelerator-pedal-cover-issue/

Fishing boat finds space stuff. 'NOTICE TO MARINERS' "-what is that".

"The launch of a ULA #DeltaIVHeavy carrying the #NROL70 mission for the @NatReconOfc was scrubbed due to an issue with the gaseous nitrogen pipeline which provides pneumatic pressure to the launch vehicle systems. The team initiated operations to secure the vehicle." "We exceeded the limit for...

CCLS redline fault = Out of family reading ; P

NotNikola Badger-Man's NotWrap? c) heavydsparks's Insta.

Liquid methane / oxygen is heavier than air and flow downhill, then it evaporates and is carried away with breeze.

It was a test flight so not "fundamental". Ship has lost it's attitude control and so had no way to survive reentry.

I have no idea what y'all are talking about,

I think point where Grid fins lost their effectiveness there should have been thirteen Raptors firing and providing all TVC needed.

Like I said before the ship's attitude control did not seem to work at all. (But it work fine at the SH booster). And what I was ref. in the previous comment:

Falcons need to vent only the LOX boil off, when Starship needs to do that for the both propellants (also scale). But I have seen Falcon's second stage fly-over my own eyes and that thing vented like no other...

Good test flight. I would say that the ship did not maintain good attitude control after the raptor shutdown, which likely led to the decision not to proceed with the restart test and contributed to the failure during re-entry. I blame (humorously) Everyday Astronaut for that... ; P

"...how on Earth are you going to manufacture the grid fins needed for Super Heavy!?"

They want it to disintegrate on impact and sink, so it can’t pose a danger to the maritime traffic.

"The third flight test of Starship could launch as soon as March 14, pending regulatory approval"

"Deployment of Starlink satellites confirmed. This mission brings us above 10,000 operational space lasers for the constellation, which enable satellites to provide truly global coverage and serve those in the most remote locations on Earth"

"Rideshare deployment sequence complete"

01:44:26 2nd stage engine starts (SES-3) 01:44:27 2nd stage engine cutoff (SECO-3) -> Nominal Parking Orbit 02:25:51 2nd stage engine starts (SES-4) 02:25:51 2nd stage engine cutoff (SECO-4) 02:28:39 BRO-12 deploys, manifested by Exolaunch 02:28:51 BRO-13 deploys, manifested by Exolaunch...

Not yet: ;P 01:44:26 2nd stage engine starts (SES-3) 01:44:27 2nd stage engine cutoff (SECO-3) 02:25:51 2nd stage engine starts (SES-4) 02:25:51 2nd stage engine cutoff (SECO-4) 02:28:39 BRO-12 deploys, manifested by Exolaunch 02:28:51 BRO-13 deploys, manifested by Exolaunch 02:29:05 HORACIO...

Bit funny that SpaceX has launched some of the Inmarsat satellites and whole Iridium's fleet. And now seem to steamroll both businesses...

Your regular cellphone is soon a satellite phone. Example: Iridium phone ~$1400, Service ~$800/per year and up. But no data, only text and calls. Inmarsat ~+$600/per year 2.4 kbps Data...

From Rivian(c)

[Symbol of Metre is lowercase m, muttering in SI]

"~they forgot to turn off the eye safety switch on the laser range finders" What?

"Lunar Surface Day One Update (23FEB2024 0818 CST)Odysseus is alive and well. Flight controllers are communicating and commanding the vehicle to download science data. The lander has good telemetry and solar charging.We continue to learn more about the vehicle’s specific information (Lat/Lon)...

It landed on lunar quicksand or Moonians kicked it over, or jamming it (with lunar strawberry jam). [Antenna is not pointing to the Earth]

"We have a return signal we are tracking"

They hoped to be in green by end of this year, but that was before projected production cut. "Rivian lays off 10% of workforce" https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/21/rivian-lays-off-10-of-workforce-as-ev-pricing-pressure-mounts/

https://aviationweek.com/aerospace/commercial-space/new-glenn-rolls-launchpad-tanking-test "The ITT vehicle’s first stage does not include engines, as they were not needed for the test, said Jarrett Jones, senior vice president for New Glenn"

Not flight hardware yet: "Our pathfinder vehicle is rolling out and upending soon for the first time to undergo a series of tanking and mechanical system tests." (It is the NG shown in scaesare's last post)

Take that Cybertruck waiters! Bet Tesla don't provide this kind of service. Win to the Electric Ford Dealers!!! here:

Bonus points for Flat Earth™ Table ; P

"SpaceX would never..." Yes, but: ; P Couple of SpX Pathfinders

Whole thing is 'skeletal' because it's not the NG shown in scaesare's last post, but the Path Finder shown here, with upper stage simulator:

Macan in 2023 ~80k, So no. And Honda... Lol.