Were they a total solar eclipse? Because those are way different then partial and I think qualify as once in a lifetime event.
Were they a total solar eclipse? Because those are way different then partial and I think qualify as once in a lifetime event.
I agree with your disagreement. One of the biggest mistakes was folks trying to create 1:1 analogs of every subreddit. A single big community can have a lot of varied interesting discussions. If it gets too big, folks can get together and start a separate sub topic community for whatever topic warrants it.
Yes I agree launches get scrubbed all the time. My point was that Boeing hasn’t crossed the finished line by any measure of complete.
Looking back, they were trying to say they were done as soon as they launched the first uncrewed flight test. Heck even after it didn’t make it to the space station they were still trying to claim success.
Being finished means actually getting NASA to agree to regular operations. That has not happened yet, and it won’t happen until after this mission lands.
Premature to say that they finished. Launch tonight was scrubbed. Even this launch is a test flight. Let’s see how long until NASA approves for regular flights
This one actually does need heathcliff to be humorous. Appreciate all your work in posting these!