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I'm not saying he never gave interviews, I know he did ive seen them, most likely all of them. I'm saying I've often heard woos say he never gave them.

Ive heard plenty say never.

Armstrong talks about distance judging in this interview https://youtu.be/PtdcdxvNI1o around 3:55. The interview in itself pisses on the claim he never gave interviews.

Some different views of SN10's flight

Strange that you ask me to stick to the topic but said nothing when the topic I was responding to was posted.

And the technology wasnt good enough for Apollo why?

Starship Moon landings are scheduled to start in 2024. Yusaku Maezawa wants to fly round the Moon in 2023, its his choice just like it was his choice to upgrade from the scheduled 2018 flight. (Edit) BTW all engines are tested before flight.

https://dearmoon.earth/ https://www.stjude.org/get-involved/other-ways/inspiration4.html https://techcrunch.com/2020/09/17/contestants-will-compete-for-a-spacex-trip-to-the-international-space-station-in-new-reality-tv-show/ https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/26/22250327/space-tourists-axiom-private-crew-iss-price

I guess It would have been mildly amusing had they been on a house, but jokes aside you really didnt know what all those satellite dishes on houses were for?

Did you never wonder why so many houses have dishes on them?

NASA has successfully conducted a full 8 minute test of an Artemis core stage RS-25 engines

https://dearmoon.earth/

Cancer survivor joins first all-civilian space mission https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-us-canada-56159726

Jarrah (I'm not on anything honest guv) White will say anything to get on TV/YouTube etc Bill Kaysings lies have been debunked to death. Hell he even admitted he made the whole hoax shit up to get back at the American government for not covering his wifes medical bills in a medical insurance policy and the Vietnam war.

Win a ticket to space leaving this year https://forum.davidicke.com/index.php?/topic/17237-win-a-ticket-to-space-leaving-this-year/

Donate to a children's cancer hospital and have a chance of flying to space. You don't have to donate to enter. https://youtu.be/Tnh8ZZzTp18 https://inspiration4.com/

SpaceX have this 'niche' already covered https://www.spacex.com/rideshare/ With the coming Starship, dollar's per Kg will drop dramatically. $20/kg to $30/kg for delivering lunar payloads.

Anyone can sit infront of a camera and make stuff up.

What rockets are blowing up? If you mean Starships then none have flown. The video shows SN8, Serial Number 8 is a prototype, you will see many of those as the project quickly moves along. SN9 now sitting on the pad is more advanced than SN8 and thats the way it will continue. Test it till it fails is proving to be a great strategy for SpaceX. The first Starships will fly hundreds of times between them without passengers, replacing the Falcon 9 workhouse and Falcon Heavy. Proven flight time while running a real mission. I like rockets and SpaceX are doing an excellent job of pushing the envelope.

Wow those years just fly by, Im watching SN9 rolling out to the launch pad and I could swear it's only been 12 days since the RUD of SN8, must be the Mandela effect Not forgetting SN10-17 have been seen in various states of assembly and SH1 is comming along nicely.

I saw flat Earthers 'researching' flat Earth and their experiments disproved their own beliefs so they just ignored the results. If that's not the finest example of closed minds I dont know what is. I dont want to derail the thread so I'll say no more on the subject here.

Yeah just forget about the 104 successful launches.

Starship will replace both the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy. The Falcon Heavy has flown 3 times and may never fly again. A Falcon 9 launch puts around the same carbon into the atmosphere as a long haul flight. Starship will challenge the aviation industry with Earth to Earth flights in unbelievable times, for around $2000 a seat https://youtu.be/zqE-ultsWt0 In total, nearly 12,000 Starlink satellites are planned to be deployed, with a possible later extension to 42,000. Starship will deploy 400 per launch. Elon Musk's goal for SpaceX is to develop a carbon neutral rocket to reduce emissions... https://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/elon-musks-goal-for-spacex