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good to know. the ones that didn't got a lot of press.

I look at the photo at the top of the article and don't seem to recall any super heavy booster launch where all of the rockets in the booster fired.

So Elon now has another government contract. Add this to replacing NOAA satellites and it makes one wonder how many people did DOGE fire in order to get enough budget to pay for all of this?

So, how will reliable satellite destruction capability avoid crippling or ending all present and/or future orbital capabilities thanks to uncontrolled debris? Is this the latest version of Nuclear deterrence?

If we keep strict records of the spread of infectious diseases over the next four years , it may well be the only piece of actual science to emerge from the Trump administration.

So Trump now wants Jewish Space Lasers, just not Jewish. It's hard to imagine that they haven't been researching exactly what tech would actually do all of these things for the last twenty years, but Trump wants his name on the project so that he can get the credit for an additional round of...

Rather, this is not the kind of infrastructure the government should be handing out grants for. If the past two decades have shown anything, they've proven that Tech bros can raise all the money they need from each other and those with disposable income. The government should be working on...

MAGA is eating the pets!

I never figured anyone with that much money and power would be such a suckup.

He only chose that because he couldn't spell Caligula.

Wasn't that a Leslie Nielson joke in The Naked Gun?

I have a half-hour radio version with the original broadway cast, including Boris Karloff. The internet rocks.

For the more old fashioned folk out there (like me), watch Arsenic and Old Lace. Mortimer Brewster (Cary Grant) just wants to get married, until unfortunately learns that the lovable, elderly Aunts who raised him have spent the past few years killing people and burying them in their basement...

The people who started this discussion were explaining about how they couldn't afford enough bandwidth to handle work, life, and school, not a recreational afternoon latte. Change his metaphor to gasoline and let him argue that those who can't afford gas should drive less, work less, go to...

I don't think I've ever agreed with a single decision Zuckerberg has made since... well, ever.

Keep in mind that the vaccine not only reduces the chance of catching COVID, it minimizes the length and impact if you do still manage to catch it. I get vaccinated regularly, not out of fear for myself, but in an effort to reduce the chance of spreading it to my parents, who are both in their...

It's funny to read articles complaining about the new "invasion" of advertisers on TV, when the original live TV programs from nearly a century ago were famously sponsored by companies, had announcers reading sales pitches throughout the program, and even featured commercial intermissions of...

There's a guy in my area that sells kangaroo scat, which he gets from a wildlife rescue. apparently, he believes it make miraculous fertilizer.

I have too many blind friends who walk in town to believe EV's should be entirely silent, but the noises they make should be tactful and quiet. If we're lucky, someday, kids won't even recognize vroom-vroom noises, just like most don't actually recognize a dial tone now.

You realize that they could make the car make that noise while parked in your driveway, including the doppler effect. Why the hell can't they make the car feed the noise only to the interior so the driver can "feel" it while keeping the outside noise to a bare minimum? Must we all suffer for...