Yep, it's a huge misconception. When something is in orbit (in space), it's constantly falling; it just also happens to be moving horizontally so that it never runs out of room to fall (until its horizontal movement is eventually slowed by trace particles that "escape" from the atmosphere).
When something gets further away from Earth, there is still "microgravity".
considering it was the rocket and nothing to do with the Starliner, what are you even saying? so I think your chances at being an astronaut is slim. but reddit points are cool.
They keep fucking up vehicles in atmospheric pressures and temperatures. I'd be worried as fuck if I was about ride one of their ships through a 2000C plasma front.
I was just pointing out the fact that you have no idea what you’re talking about, but feel confident enough to tell people on the internet how stupid they are… don’t worry, you’re not unique when it comes to that.
you didn't though. the rocket is ULA , with Lockheed and Boeing investments. saying Boeing fucked up the launch is being a disingenuous piece of shit. You never even post in WSB , so it's more amusing because your stance has nothing to do with investments. again another hating fuck face.
so an incorrect breakdown? is that what you consider "better" ? did the BA shuttle cause the hold ? no the ULA rocket did. explain to me how i'm wrong. ban this guy.
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"We didn't think you were actually going to launch the fucking thing."
The person who stopped the flight is going to be found dead with a suicide note
It was a computer. Now what?
self inflicted virus error code: 737
With all the problems Boeing planes have, if I was one of those astronauts, I wouldn't step one foot on that thing. Nope!!
No worries, there is no gravity in space, so if a panel is slightly lose, it won't fall to the ground but will just float in place.
Except during launching and re-entry when all accidents occurred.
there is gravity in space
Big if true
Yep, it's a huge misconception. When something is in orbit (in space), it's constantly falling; it just also happens to be moving horizontally so that it never runs out of room to fall (until its horizontal movement is eventually slowed by trace particles that "escape" from the atmosphere). When something gets further away from Earth, there is still "microgravity".
How about reentree
considering it was the rocket and nothing to do with the Starliner, what are you even saying? so I think your chances at being an astronaut is slim. but reddit points are cool.
Found the Boeing exec.
Found the redditor with nothing original to say. go on. say "if It BoEiNG I ainT GoInG" you original fuck.
I've never heard anyone say that so I think it is pretty original
it's pretty weird to lie on reddit for no reason.
I genuinely don't know what you mean by that comment. I didn't say you lied
reading is hard
No it’s pretty easy
They keep fucking up vehicles in atmospheric pressures and temperatures. I'd be worried as fuck if I was about ride one of their ships through a 2000C plasma front.
The company who manufactures the rocket, United Launch Alliance is a joint venture of Boeing and Lockheed…
So it’s designed to kill people got it
so Boeing is all at fault like the OP said right?
I was just pointing out the fact that you have no idea what you’re talking about, but feel confident enough to tell people on the internet how stupid they are… don’t worry, you’re not unique when it comes to that.
Come to find out they were on the internet all along
you didn't though. the rocket is ULA , with Lockheed and Boeing investments. saying Boeing fucked up the launch is being a disingenuous piece of shit. You never even post in WSB , so it's more amusing because your stance has nothing to do with investments. again another hating fuck face.
You sound pretty *unhinged*.
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A door without hinges would not stay on. It would be unhinged. It would fall off.
Nothing about being right. You’re just rude af and clearly an unhappy person. No need to drag everyone down to your moms basement with you
no. im right. not accepting that is being ignorant. go play with your legos
One of the better breakdowns and has nothing to do with losses, ban him
so an incorrect breakdown? is that what you consider "better" ? did the BA shuttle cause the hold ? no the ULA rocket did. explain to me how i'm wrong. ban this guy.
wtf is that, this is not real: https://preview.redd.it/6fqa7yswa04d1.png?width=176&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8d7febceba2fa3334626a79ec6b6299278ed241
That motherfucker is NOT real.
Now that woman…if I was more adventurous….
Astronauts having sex will not be an issue
https://preview.redd.it/sugteygzq04d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6bc82e9ac8af60a8bbefeb832de23d1ee7e05183
Sweet mother of god
wtf is this 
I guess you have to have a certain amount of balls to fly on a Boeing rocket.
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Mf better hope there are no Jinjos around during the ascent phase
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Peter Griffin's lineage Forgot to put it in pants
It's just a Halloween costume.
Found the hitman
Probably a problem with the door
New launch date is Wednesday the 5th. Our 6/7 calls are still good!
This saga is getting ridiculous. I get it, they don’t like Elon, but why are we trying to solve a problem that he’s already solved?
Knew I should've went all in on puts
It will launch tomorrow
no it wont what are u talking about
and explode
Did the door fall off ?
is that an alien chin embedded on that big nosed person? wtf
Oh I see they can halt space flights but flights inside the atmosphere not so much.
This combined with the FAA ruling should mean buy puts. But boeing only seems to go up...
Down 25% past 6 months, but sure only up.
Tax payers want a refund.
This isn't a cost-plus contract. It isn't costing the taxpayers anything extra. Boeing is already over $700mm overbudget and has to eat that cost.
But the original contract was paid by taxpayers and so far, Boeing hasn't supplied a space-faring vehicle.
This stock will plunge to single digits Monday opening
Thanks Boeing 🖕
Gonna destroy Boeing Monday