Question for the more versed runners. Starting out on my long run this morning I encountered two women running (separately) in the same direction I was headed. The route was going out of town, so not that much foot traffic normally. I was already on the opposite side of the road from them. In...
It's a test vehicle. All the previous ones went BOOM after splashing down. This one surviving was quite a surprise to them. The precision of the landing is so good that they will more than likely try to catch the ship during flight 14.
That's interesting. All reports I've seen up to yesterday was that they would scuttle it after getting as much photos & data as possible.
It's great news if they do a physical retrieval instead.
Best advice I can give is to take it really slow while getting back after illness/injury. Don't jump back into large volume and distance. Ease into it.
Don't be an idiot like me and do a 16K after being ill. You'll unlock a bonus knee injury.
Public road. In particular the only reasonably flat, less traffic road in my area. I normally do my daily run looping up and down the road. Have done so for the last 3 years.
This guy is 'new' only appearing within the last month. I told him twice now that dogs need to be leashed.
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20 min actually as stated. They were full production units. They also tested the solar panel deployments and even ion engines of the satellites before they de-orbited. Seems flight 14 will be orbital, so will have actual deployment of the V3 satellites.