Starprophet @[email protected]

15 years ago, I finally saw the true nature of the McChristian tradcuck, when I noticed that every single American Church defends the US family courts and divorce industry.

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#women #Christianity #familycourt #familycourts #WomensRights #feminism

B1095 returns to port after its first orbital launch.

#Space #Astrodon #SpaceX #Falcon9 #Starlink #Starship #ElonMusk

Elon's SpaceX Starship:

Ship 35 payload section, windward side.
IFT-9 is currently NET Ma7 27, 2025. 6:30 CST 1830.
SpaceX link 🚀: https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=starship-flight-9

"The ninth flight test of Starship is preparing to launch as soon as Tuesday, May 27. The launch window will open at 6:30 p.m. CT."

"A live webcast of the flight test will begin about 30 minutes before liftoff, which you can watch here and on X @SpaceX. You can also watch the webcast on the X TV app. As is the case with all developmental testing, the schedule is dynamic and likely to change, so be sure to check in here and stay tuned to our X account for updates."

"After completing the investigation into the loss of Starship on its eighth flight test, several hardware changes have been made to increase reliability. You can read the full technical summary of the mishap investigation here."

"The upcoming flight test marks the first launch of a flight-proven Super Heavy booster, which previously launched and returned on Starship’s seventh flight test. In addition to the reuse milestone, Super Heavy will fly a variety of experiments aimed at generating data to improve performance and reliability on future boosters. The Starship upper stage will repeat its suborbital trajectory and target objectives not reached on the previous two flight tests, including the first payload deployment from Starship and multiple reentry experiments geared towards returning the vehicle to the launch site for catch."

"Super Heavy is designed to be fully and rapidly reusable, with future generations capable of multiple launches per day. To achieve this first ever reflight, extensive inspections took place following the booster’s first launch to assess hardware health and identify where maintenance or replacement hardware was needed. Known single-use components like ablative heat-shielding were replaced, but a large majority of the booster’s hardware will be flight-proven, including 29 of its 33 Raptor engines. Lessons learned from the first booster refurbishment and subsequent performance in flight will enable faster turnarounds of future reflights as progress is made towards vehicles requiring no hands-on maintenance between launches."

"The booster on this flight test is also attempting several flight experiments to gather real-world performance data on future flight profiles and off-nominal scenarios. To maximize the safety of launch infrastructure at Starbase, the Super Heavy booster will attempt these experiments while on a trajectory to an offshore landing point in the Gulf of America and will not return to the launch site for catch."

"Following stage separation, the booster will flip in a controlled direction before initiating its boostback burn. This will be achieved by blocking several of the vents on the vehicle’s hot stage adapter, causing the thrust from Starship’s engines to push the booster in a known direction. Previous booster flips went in a randomized direction based on a directional push from small differences in thrust from Starship’s upper stage engines at ignition. Flipping in a known direction will require less propellant to be held in reserve, enabling the use of more propellant during ascent to enable additional payload mass to orbit."

"After the conclusion of the boostback burn, the booster will attempt to fly at a higher angle of attack during its descent. By increasing the amount of atmospheric drag on the vehicle, a higher angle of attack can result in a lower descent speed which in turn requires less propellant for the initial landing burn. Getting real-world data on how the booster is able to control its flight at this higher angle of attack will contribute to improved performance on future vehicles, including the next generation of Super Heavy."

"Finally, unique engine configurations will be demonstrated during the Super Heavy’s landing burn. One of the three center engines used for the final phase of landing will be intentionally disabled to gather data on the ability for a backup engine from the middle ring to complete a landing burn. The booster will then transition to only two center engines for the end of the landing burn, with shutdown occurring while still above the Gulf of America and the vehicle expected to make a hard splashdown."

"The Starship upper stage will again target multiple in-space objectives, including the deployment of eight Starlink simulators, similar in size to next-generation Starlink satellites. The Starlink simulators will be on the same suborbital trajectory as Starship and are expected to demise upon entry. A relight of a single Raptor engine while in space is also planned."

"The flight test includes several experiments focused on enabling Starship’s upper stage to return to the launch site. A significant number of tiles have been removed from Starship to stress-test vulnerable areas across the vehicle during reentry. Multiple metallic tile options, including one with active cooling, will test alternative materials for protecting Starship during reentry. On the sides of the vehicle, functional catch fittings are installed and will test the fittings’ thermal and structural performance. The entire ship's tile line also received a smoothed and tapered edge to address hot spots observed during reentry on Starship’s sixth flight test. Starship’s reentry profile is designed to intentionally stress the structural limits of the upper stage’s rear flaps while at the point of maximum entry dynamic pressure."

"Developmental testing by definition is unpredictable. But by putting hardware in a flight environment as frequently as possible, we’re able to quickly learn and execute design changes as we seek to bring Starship online as a fully and rapidly reusable vehicle."

#Space #SpaceX #Starship #ElonMusk #IFT9

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@DerEisenrost Gab now blocks all proxies I have access to so I'll take your word for it.

@HoraceKarloff Ian Carroll came out of nowhere, which is always suspicious.

@KarlDahl These blackpillers can't even find the board, never mind play the game.

@ACL9000 Kennewick Man's branch was almost completely eradicated.

Then there's Carthage.

@HoraceKarloff He's far too careful to be a real guy. He's running a carefully designed initiative. In related news Torba put his name on the big book about Christian nationalism.

Elon's SpaceX Falcon 9 & Starlink:

Falcon 9 booster B1069 24th landing, after launching Starlink group 12-22.
May 24, 2025

#Space #SpaceX #Falcon9 #Starlink #Starship #ElonMusk

Falcon 9 booster B1069 24th landing - Starlink gp 12-22 24MAY2025.mp4

Elon's SpaceX Falcon 9 & Starlink:

Falcon 9 booster B1075's 18th landing, after launching Starlink group 11-16.
May 23, 2025

#Space #SpaceX #Falcon9 #Starlink #Starship #ElonMusk

Falcon 9 B1075 18th landing - Starlink gp 11-16 23MAY2025.mp4

@nomebullyyou Alex Jones is off the reservation. Team A went after him too hard. Kind of like Elon's reaction to the perverts trooning out his son.

At the end of his long discussion with Nick Fuentes Alex Jones basically admitted he's a race realist, stating the standard 'northern people need to be capable of long term planning, equatorial people don't have to worry about the winter.' Of course he rattles it off as a quick aside so you have to have the ears to hear.

Ship 35 forward fin, on the leeward side.

#SpaceX #Starship #ElonMusk #IFT9

@andetritus They're more interested in simping than surviving.

@Jewpacabra @TrevorGoodchild @judgedread I did that in the first place. But time after time, I watched them gang up like a pack of niggers (it's never one on one with them) on my friends and most of the time, my friends were the ones to be defederated.

@Jewpacabra @TrevorGoodchild @judgedread I've had their instance hidden since they attacked some of our guys from the beginning.

Elon's SpaceX Starship:

Ship 35 heat shield tiles, with various types, and exposed sections of the secondary heat shielding.

#Space #SpaceX #Starship #ElonMusk #IFT9

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> Arrive at fediverse to just keep warm familiar bantz with the people you knew from gabs and maybe make some new friends
> Insufferable mongrel gash hysterically spitting her yeast overflow at hapless innocuous new accounts
> Gang of "WNs" defend her like the black milk from her cold witch titties is their only source of food

Oh no this wasn't bewildering at all.

Closeup of Ship 37's payload section.

#Space #Astrodon #SpaceX #Starship #ElonMusk #IFT11

@Thusnelda The point of brigading is to use their griefer server where the admin approves of their attacks to provoke people on other servers into breaking their local rules and get them banned. That's the real scalp, not being blocked. Blocking is a good way to deny them a scalp.