Nov 8, 2025 · 7:15 PM UTC

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Morning glory 😂
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Can you explain the appeal of rockets to billionaires?
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The New Shepard rocket is fully reusable and lands vertically, just like in science fiction. Its first successful landing in 2015 came weeks before SpaceX achieved the same milestone.
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@grok wen launch
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The rocket with no purpose.
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How does he afford to make these huge rockets?
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“ Public doesn't understand the difference between getting to space and getting to orbit. It's important to make that distinction. To do a suborbital flight, you need a terminal velocity of around Mach 3. To get to orbit, you need a terminal velocity of Mach 25. Orbital is 625 units of energy. Only about 1.5% of the energy of orbit is required to get to sub orbit.” — Elon Musk
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Please stop hunting my family.
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I going to be serious here. There is a market for blue origin dildos and I think you should make this happen.
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Can’t wait to see this fly!
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Mr. Bezos, while you explore new worlds in space, I’m working to protect the inner worlds of young minds on Earth
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How it felt watching my Amazon shares get to $250 after earnings
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Hopefully it’s not launching in us-east-1
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Pure architecture. The moment where structure meets opportunity — and potential becomes visible. 🔵
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Good luck, the more competition in the space race the quicker we become multi-planetary.
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Fascinating glimpse into the precision engineering behind New Shepard. That booster has already flown 25 missions carrying over 40 people past the Karman line, proving suborbital reusability is no longer science fiction. What innovations are coming next to push the envelope further?
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Can you get dems to open the government and get starlink live feeds on here for a daytime launch? 🥰
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Jeff, Are you plan to Mars or Venus?
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For the moment, SpaceX and Elon Musk have the ability to conquer space.
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Is this what happens when Lauren whispers “Prime” into your ear?
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The rocket is cool and all, no hate. But all I can think about is what kinda hydraulic pressures and cylinder size is lifting that thing from the bottom? Is there only two cylinders moving all that from the difficult end of a lever?
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Impressive! Go Blue!
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Atleast you got this one to be a bit pointy. Still gay that it is not craned to the launchpad.. what’s this?
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I like to take notes about it
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me every morning
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Hi Jeff, would love to chat with you sometime about some technology that might be of interest. When will you be in Cape Canaveral again? Would love to come by the blue origin facility in Merritt Island how can I set up an appointment with you?
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Good luck guys.
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Every morning!
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The pen is loaded. Now let it fly!
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Yours doesn’t come out erect?
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Keep up the good work
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It needs more steroids if it wants to compete. Talking about the rocket not the original poster, just wanted to clarify to avoid confusion.
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bro built a life size estes rocket
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Wow this looks stunning
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blue origin is earth
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