maybe the New York Times?
bigthink.com
A rocket to the moon that can land and lift off from the moon . It's like something out of golden age science fiction. Kind of cool.
maybe the New York Times?
In 1903, New York Times predicted that airplanes would take 10 million years to develop
Only nine weeks later, the Wright Brothers achieved manned flight. The pathologically cynical always will find a reason to complain.
The Golden age writers of Science Fiction would have loved the fact that they got as close as they did on their predictions of what rockets would be like .
"SpaceX will try to get Starship airborne at 08:00 local time (13:00 GMT; 14:00 BST)."SpaceX Starship: Elon Musk's firm postpones launch of biggest rocket ever
Elon Musk's company postpones the debut launch of the most powerful rocket ever built.www.bbc.co.uk
I'm not cynical at all. Just quite suspicious about the way Musk runs his companies and demonstrably interferes in engineering matters that he doesn't understand. The whole FSD/Robotaxi debacle is a good example (although there are many others). He promises something too optimistic - maybe even takes people's money for it - and then pressures engineers and scientists to make it work (which they can't). Just hope Space X isn't being run like this.maybe the New York Times?
In 1903, New York Times predicted that airplanes would take 10 million years to develop
Only nine weeks later, the Wright Brothers achieved manned flight. The pathologically cynical always will find a reason to complain.
Second try will be today, in about 3-4 hours from now.Disappointing, I was hoping we'd see a launch.
Orville even.The same year Orwell and Wilbur Wright first flew. So much for their silly prediction.
Orville even.
Does that now mean that Orville Wright is now the author of Animal Farm and 1984 ?
It’s not easy being green, you know that,surely?
