SpaceX decided not to follow through with propellant crossfeed for the Falcon Heavy, at least for the first generation. Recovery of the center core will depend on the needs of the payload. They’ll recover the center core for lighter payloads, but use up all its capacity for heavier ones.

Stage 1 does not make it to orbit. It comes falling back immediately, so landing locations are limited.

additional lightness

Is there a term for deliberately saying something wrong on the internet, knowing that the number of people pointing out your mistake will get you more exposure than if you had said it correctly? Sort of akin to the Streisand effect? I’m not saying that what The Gap is doing here. It just made me wonder.

What the hell is that “furnishing harmful items to minors” charge about? Are they talking about his dick? Is his dick a “harmful item?” Is pulling it out “furnishing it?”

Bob Denver head?

There have been five at-sea landing attempts (one successful), and one on-land landing (successful). This post counts the 6/28/15 launch that exploded after takeoff as a landing attempt, even though it never got that far, and omits the SES-9 launch.

You are correct that there have been five at-sea landing attempts, but you left out the failed attempt on March 4th of this year. That one “landed hard” on the Atlantic drone ship, but the first stage was returning from such a high altitude and velocity that success was not expected anyway.

Awesome. They’re all dressed like Jerry Seinfeld.

Arcimoto SRK. $10,000, electric, goes 85 MPH. Nathan Fillion approved.

“Heeey. This don’t look like Los Angeles to me. I knew we should’a taken that left turn at Albuquerque.”

“If you’re trapped in a room... it’s the only conceivable biological function you could kill yourself with.”

Sweet sassy molassy!

Hmmm. Remember when them met Don Knotts?

My wife corrects me every time I say Citroën.

“[Shouting in German] Von Miller [shouting in German] blind side.” is the most frightening sentence imaginable.

Right there with you, brother.