SECHusker

Just watched the 3rd season of Westworld. I really enjoyed it. Far simpler to follow than season 2.

Amazing to think SpaceX is going to use the arms on the launch tower to catch the rockets coming back to earth.

Evidently with the new engines and increased engines on the booster (29 previously to 33 engines) and starship (6 previously to 9 engines), folks are calculating SpaceX will be able to put 220t to low earth orbit (LEO), with a cargo bay far bigger than the ISS. And on Lex Friedman's podcast, Musk stated starship theoretically can go down to $1M per launch. For perspective the new starship is theorized to be 21 feet longer, so about 180 feet tall and is 9 meters or 27ish feet across, with a cargo capacity of a 747 jumbo jet and then some. 220t is the weight of more than 150 average sized cars. And at $1M per launch is a fraction of $450M per launch of the space shuttle and that could only carry 29t to LEO. Furthermore with refueling Starship can bring that same 220t to the moon, mars, etc. Also, add at scale production Musk says they'll be able to produce 2 Starships per week, and believes he'll be able to launch this behemoth 2-3 times a day. While the future is still unknown, we are on the cusp of something special.

I think safety and not being a guinea pig is most people's apprehension, but id say after 100 or so uneventful trips to the moon people would be throwing there money at the opportunity.

According to this survey 61% of Americans wouldn't go to the moon if money were no object. I guess I'm in the minority. https://www.axios.com/american-moon-travel-poll-a9b4400e-081b-444b-9d4b-d97acb95a8cb.html

Don't know what to think about Busch coaching part of the secondary. But it seems if Dawson is coaching the front, we are most likely moving to an even front as base defense.

Watching Bama and UGA, you need to be able to pass the ball down field to have a chance to beat them, and your TE needs to be a threat in the passing game. Used to be a run the ball guy, but if we are to eventually step up in competition we need to be able to throw the ball.

5) Frost is a piss poor playcaller 6) Frost is a bad coach who's offense doesn't work. And instead of falling on his sword and say "my offense doesn't work," he throws his offensive staff under the bus and fires them, as though he wasn't the idiot calling the plays. **Sorry man Frost hasn't done anything to earn the benefit of the doubt.

This is what pisses me off about this year. Going into the year we knew we had a NFL caliber TEs, and we were told that they would be used more as a primary read on plays, but we never consistently targeted them, and it's a damn shame.

Agreed if he was an offensive player, but our defense is likely to produce at least 4 guys drafted (DD, Domann, Taylor, and Williams; also maybe Stiller.)

For up-to-date information on the James Webb Telescope. https://webb.nasa.gov/content/webbLaunch/whereIsWebb.html

Wouldn't be surprised if Haarberg gets the start. Looks like a less polished but more athletic Pickett. While I'd like to get a QB, I'm more enamored with getting OL (because we have legit backs), and some edge rushers.

Great explanation of James Webb Telescope

Saw it. It is definitely one of Marvels best, and maybe even better than Endgame.

James Webb Telescope lining up to change everything

Wouldn't have expected Luxembourg to have the largest space budget per capita in the world and is a leading country for space mining.

I hope they move Brewington back to reciever and maybe have him backup Betts. Dude could be a beast on WR screens.

Plays a lot DT in his highlights. Is that the side of the ball we are recruiting him for?

Really like C. Brewington, really hope this new offense takes advantage of his skill set.

Kid looks good. Really like his plays all over the field.

Don't understand why folks want to move beckton if he produced an all conference TE.

Think someone said he has health issues, curious if he would become an analyst.