Yes, usually on the front windshield, and not the side windows.

Read the article before you fall off your high horse. The parents were right there, and accidentally locked their keys inside.

It’s important because it was the first. Back in the day, there were NO nuclear tests, and then there was Trinity.

Millions of Puerto Ricans disagree with you.

I am not a cop, and even I know that Puerto Rico is part of the US. What excuse does this loser in a uniform have for being so incompetent at his job?

Killing witnesses is frowned upon.

Keep it secret! Keep it safe!

Is playing for ante a thing of the past, or do some people still do that?

Webster’s dictionary now defines “literally,” as also meaning “figuratively.”

Could care less or couldn’t care less?

“...And having the balls ton of cash to risk a ton of cash on his crazy idea.”

NASA denies any significant involvement.

And the tensile strength of carbon fiber isn’t relevant here, it’s the compressive strength, which is significantly lower.

They were aimed at reaching 380 atmospheres outside. To balance that in any significant amount would kill everyone inside.

I think the reasoning was that they could skip having an emergency ascent system if they made the whole vessel buoyant. The method for dropping ballast was to just have all the passengers throw their weight to one side so the sub would tilt and the unsecured ballast could passively roll off the side. The entire…

I never understand why people make that complaint. This isn’t the only article on the front page. There are plenty of other things to read.

It’s a good thing nobody goes running during the morning when dew and fog are close to the ground, or when it’s raining or anything like that. That moisture-reactive material might not be so desirable then.

I would love to watch Keaton in the batsuit again, but I’m hesitant to put even a penny in Ezra Miller’s pocket. I’ll wait until it’s streaming for free somewhere.

The thing is, our models of stellar evolution just aren’t accurate enough to say for sure either way. The naysayers who claim Betelgeuse won’t go off for another 100K years are no more likely to be right than those who claim it’s ready to go in our lifetimes. We’ll just have to wait and see, and learn a lot once it…

It seems like that’s another bit of safety equipment that OceanGate decided was unnecessary.