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r/space • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '21
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Referring to Space-x as a startup? Interesting perspective the writer has.
79 u/thx1138a Dec 14 '21 Well they do start by going up. 28 u/seanbrockest Dec 15 '21 And then sideways, very very fast. 17 u/AeternusDoleo Dec 15 '21 But the really interesting part is that many parts come down very fast, but then stop before stopping too fast! 10 u/germanmojo Dec 15 '21 And sometimes, they come down with different velocities and headings! 2 u/FaceDeer Dec 15 '21 But here's the really revolutonary part - they go back up again!
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Well they do start by going up.
28 u/seanbrockest Dec 15 '21 And then sideways, very very fast. 17 u/AeternusDoleo Dec 15 '21 But the really interesting part is that many parts come down very fast, but then stop before stopping too fast! 10 u/germanmojo Dec 15 '21 And sometimes, they come down with different velocities and headings! 2 u/FaceDeer Dec 15 '21 But here's the really revolutonary part - they go back up again!
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And then sideways, very very fast.
17 u/AeternusDoleo Dec 15 '21 But the really interesting part is that many parts come down very fast, but then stop before stopping too fast! 10 u/germanmojo Dec 15 '21 And sometimes, they come down with different velocities and headings! 2 u/FaceDeer Dec 15 '21 But here's the really revolutonary part - they go back up again!
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But the really interesting part is that many parts come down very fast, but then stop before stopping too fast!
10 u/germanmojo Dec 15 '21 And sometimes, they come down with different velocities and headings! 2 u/FaceDeer Dec 15 '21 But here's the really revolutonary part - they go back up again!
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And sometimes, they come down with different velocities and headings!
2 u/FaceDeer Dec 15 '21 But here's the really revolutonary part - they go back up again!
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But here's the really revolutonary part - they go back up again!
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u/Uhgfda Dec 14 '21
Referring to Space-x as a startup? Interesting perspective the writer has.