There isn't a single org in spaceflight that has the success rate & cadence of SpaceX or doesn't throw something into the ocean.

"An empty stainless steel tube that'll get raised after a while anyways fell into cleared water, we must stop all spaceflight."

Ah, my bad. Saw this Beechcraft at Pima & genuinely assumed it was the same one from a brief look i got of it in the far corner

Watched the leaked unfinished CGI version while piss drunk with a few friends, probably the only way i could've enjoyed that movie.

Harvard growing a spine? Well that's a first...

That's right the area where CVN-72 is, spotted it on Copernicus footage there yesterday.

There are still a lot of them in service with Denmark, at least until the NSM transition is fully complete they wont get rid of all the systems.

Finally, they found an actual use for the pink tourniquets!

Denmark has the Naval Strike Missile [NSM] & the Harpoon, just FYI.

While the 3rd image shows the Russian museum ship Smetlivy in Pivdenna bay, Sevastopol.

The first two images could be taken to imply attacks being planned on both targets, or could simply be misdirection by the HUR.

The second image is of the FGKU Kristall plant, a sprawling state-owned oil storage depot. Interestingly though it is next to the famed Engels-2 airbase from which Russia partly launches it's devastating cruise missile attacks on civilian infrastructure.

The first image is of stored aerial early warning aircraft at Ivanovo Airbase, a location only rarely targeted by Ukraine but critical to the Russian transport & AEW&C aircraft upkeep.

Ah so the performance art of being a conversational attack dog worked. Really says more about Trump than JD

Test to destruction isn't really the best course to go about this ngl

This is why i fly Turkish when going to the US. Top-notch service for absolutely dirt cheap prices.

Deeply ironic for Trump to sanction "Columbia", the personification of the US itself.

That is around 216,000$++ alone to deport these few people

That is not including all the resources needed to house them in the interim & pay for everyone else involved, nor maintenance needed for the extra flight hours these planes spend doing this pointless task.

A single flight-hour of a C-17A is around the 18k$ mark in 2025 dollars, not counting time spent waiting & maintenance.

This was RCH149 per my quick & dirty geolocation, which while it doesnt have a firm flight time due to a poor track i estimate to around 6 hours each way.