Starprophet @[email protected]

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Evolution by natural selection didn’t create life itself, it’s a mechanism of life. Genes that reproduce more in a specific environment, outcompete genes that do not.

#evolution

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@mushroom_soup

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Ship 39 static fire. 🚀 🔥

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Ha I have same plates at home
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Falcon 9 booster B1093 3rd landing.
B1093

RT: https://annihilation.social/objects/46163353-f7e9-4dae-b2c3-6e0f50dfa1d2

You can't beat rich, ruthless thugs by being a poor, conflicted pussy.

@judgedread I tried attending a few Traditional Latin Catholic Masses and the glorification of suffering and poverty made me nope out. I'm back to the thesis that all the worldly writings and institutions about religion and God and Jesus have been skewed to suit the enemy over the centuries and one must find their living God within themselves. And if whatever that is urges one to be a loser and to like it and to accept their loserdom as a badge of righteousness they haven't found God at all.

Elon's SpaceX Falcon 9:

Falcon 9 booster B1093 lands for its 13th time, after launching Starlink Group 17-36 from SLC-4E, Vandenberg, CA.
April 30, 2026.

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

B1093 13th landing

If churches were producing marriageable young women wild horses couldn't drag young men away from services.

Elon's SpaceX Falcon Heavy:

Falcon Heavy side booster landings, as seen from the boosters.
Viasat-3 F3 mission.
April 29, 2026.

#SpaceX #FalconHeavy #ElonMusk

FH side booster landings

RT: https://annihilation.social/objects/b62bc971-7571-42ba-93a2-b8427166ac05

Using the Darwin Finch metric they are clearly a different species from your standard issue Erectus nigger.

Elon's SpaceX Falcon Heavy:

Falcon Heavy side booster separation.
Viasat-3 F3 mission.
April 29, 2026.

#SpaceX #FalconHeavy #ElonMusk

Falcon Heavy side booster sep

RT: https://annihilation.social/objects/b62bc971-7571-42ba-93a2-b8427166ac05

@ins0mniak @spacekoala Today's comments on the eight year old Reddit "Starlink is impossible" thread:

"Reading this while a 400mbps+ download going in the background with my Starlink is funny as hell."

Elon's SpaceX Falcon Heavy:

Falcon Heavy liftoff for the Viasat-3 F3 mission. Note that the reusable side boosters have flown in multiple other missions. In this launch, the center core is being expended.
FH payload mass to LEO with expended center core, and reusable side boosters is 57 metric tons.
FH payload mass to LEO with all three cores reusable is 30 metric tons.
FH payload mass to LEO with all three cores expended is 63.8 metric tons.
April 29, 2026.

#SpaceX #FalconHeavy #ElonMusk

Falcon Heavy lift off

RT: https://noauthority.social/users/StarProphet/statuses/116490710722566682

@ins0mniak

“heh of course not lol”

From now on, when any mediocre temporarily embarrased “academic” tries to say this or that is impossible in spaceflight, on fedi or Big Social… I will simply ask them who the world’s leading orbital launch provider is.

It smoked out @FourOh-LLC ‘s ignorance of the current state-of-the-art on 2026 spaceflight.

He said that “Russia is the leading orbital launch provider,” instead of SpaceX (SpaceX is 90% of the world’s annual orbital upmass).

:goodfellaslaugh :

@ins0mniak @spacekoala

I just got a reply from one of these political pundits on Big Social, saying that Elon Musk's space plans are "unrealistic."

Asked him who the leading orbital launch provider was.

He couldn't answer! 😆😆😆

@StarProphet @spacekoala Yeah true. They're usually science illiterate on top of it.