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THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS ZERO GRAVITY Astronauts aren’t floating because there’s no gravity. They’re floating because they’re falling... with style. The International Space Station experiences about 90% of Earth’s gravity, but it’s moving so fast, it’s constantly missing the ground. At 17,500 mph, it’s like a cannonball fired...

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🚨ELON: “GETTING TO ORBIT IS 20X HARDER THAN YOU THINK” Elon laid out why getting into orbit is one of the hardest things humans do, and why most people (even smart ones) have no clue how brutally precise it has to be. Here’s the brutal truth: It’s not about going “up”, it’s about going sideways at 17,500 mph so you can fall around the Earth fast enough that you never hit it. Screw up the angle or speed by even a little? You burn up, fall out, or end up in deep space junkyard territory. The visuals on Joe Rogan’s YouTube episode show it all: Earth’s atmosphere is a paper-thin shell, and orbit is a razor-thin path you have to nail perfectly, every single time. And yet somehow, SpaceX is now doing this weekly like it’s just another Tuesday. It’s not magic, it’s physics, pain, and Elon’s obsession with blowing up rockets until they don’t. “We live on a planet where gravity is quite high, and if the gravity was even higher we’d be stuck on Earth forever. We certainly couldn’t use conventional rockets, you’d have to like, blow yourself off the surface with a nuclear bomb or something crazy. If gravity was lower, then getting to orbit would be easy. If this was a video game, it’s set to maximum difficulty, but not impossible.” Source: Podcast Visuals via YouTube, SpaceX, Elon Musk

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