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Just for a straight-up skinny on that satellite and what it can do... The satellite is about 18m in size (so about 60 feet in freedom... -
Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.Right, they can just haul one up there and install it... -
RRoamers replied to the thread The transition.Until they replace it with a concave mirror.
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Theres an eclipse coming up soon, how long are you there? Aug 12, should see a partial. -
Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.Just for a straight-up skinny on that satellite and what it can do... The satellite is about 18m in size (so about 60 feet in freedom...
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Stefan Mikes replied to the thread 2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos.Leaving the Emerald Island on Thursday, leaving England on Friday 😊 -
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Theres an eclipse coming up soon, how long are you there? Aug 12, should see a partial.
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Accidents grow exponentially after ebikes sales grow exponentially. Perhaps there is a link here 🧐 -
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Kerry Is Too Beautiful! It looked like a short 32 km trip from Kenmare to Killarney. In fact, it was a slow montane ride mostly in 2nd...
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OMG... Jewish Space lasers... MTG was right all along...
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DaveMatthews replied to the thread The transition.OMG... Jewish Space lasers... MTG was right all along... -
PedalUma replied to the thread The transition.In another thread fire tornadoes were mentioned. The USA deliberately made them in Hamburg and Tokyo on civilians with 160 mph winds...
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What I am saying is that those thrusters would be irrelevant. Anything in most any orbit (except a geosynchronous one, which wouldn't...
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No, I can't imagine that because that is not how orbits or thrusters work.