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New tests vs flight 5:

Reigniting a ship Raptor engine while in space

Testing a suite of heatshield experiments and maneuvering changes for ship reentry

One of their competitors, ABL, just gave up on their commercial launch ambitions. Another one bites the dust.

There are actually tons of nuclear power systems like this in space:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_power_systems_in_space

It should be really nice once it's done, but the endless construction gets pretty old and I'll miss the bridge while it's out of service.

Not excusing Doc, but this team probably wasn't going anywhere either way with the old core, Middleton being out, and weak bench. They should at least be in the playoff race, though.

Kenny Atkinson would have been cool. Griffin wasn't the answer, either.

Nvm, not interested

I couldn't dream up a more fitting ending for the Bears

Yeah, alternate title: "Feedback Loop Works".

And soon(ish) the new Bolt, EX30, EV3, and R3.

Idk, Millennium, a Boeing subsidiary that makes satellites, just got a pretty good contract.

https://spacenews.com/millennium-space-secures-386-million-contract-for-missile-defense-satellites/

And now released.

https://spacepolicyonline.com/news/crew-8-astronaut-released-from-hospital-back-in-houston/