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It looks like it was one of the cargo pods that the Shuttle-A can carry.

:( :salute:

I watched it live*. *: Communications system lag and speed-of-light delays may apply.

The only real hazard I see is that one rock in close to the lander... otherwise, it seems to be pretty smooth. :)

:woohoo: Well done, Insight!

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Bohemian Rhapsody on FLOPPOTRON - YouTube

I'm not sure if they're still putting this in 747-8s, but earlier 747 variants have a fifth structural "hardpoint" between the inner left engine and the fuselage that can mount a spare engine. This was designed in due to the fact that, at the time of the launch of the 747, there were no cargo...

Heatblur Simulations just dropped another clip of their F-14 in action... and it's AMAZEBALLS. Soundtrack, btw, is custom, courtesy of Meteor. The track is called "Anytime, Baby!"

NAS China Lake loves putting out a compilation of some of their work every year or two... This is the latest: NAWCWD China Lake Ranges 2018 - YouTube

Aaaand the situation isn't getting better. Looks like it almost slipped off the rocks in recent weather, and there's some concerns that there may have been some... underhanded dealings in the salvage contracts being handed out...

Stumbled across this on YouTube tonight... pretty clever, imo.

More news coming out... Looks like that court martial is possibly going to end the career of the OOD... http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/24828/norwegian-frigate-to-oil-tanker-before-collision-we-have-everything-under-control

Court martial, perhaps. But he saved the ship from going down deep in the fjord, and all souls made it off the ship with only minor injuries reported. At least they have the option of salvaging the ship and returning it to service. If it had gone down in the main part of the fjord... No way...

I think so, yeah. And:

:salute: :hailprobe:

Avast, ye matey. :lol: Joking aside, Avast has long been part of a multi-program approach to securing my computer.

In the spirit of the question... I would prefer that the car select a personal injury attorney as the sacrificial victim. :lol: In response to the wording of the question... How is the car able to tell that the person in front of them is a female athlete, or a male executive? How does it know...

Uhm... It's a nearly six year old budget laptop without any dedicated graphics card, just the integrated graphics engine. It struggles to run anything with a heavy graphics component.

http://arstechnica.com/science/2018/10/hubble-space-telescope-expected-to-resume-normal-science-operations-soon/