Well, fundamental physics is stalling. We know there's stuff we don't know, but we're running out of ideas for how to figure it out.

If political science counted I'd offer, "US China relations aren't great"

Oh, I see what you're saying, you're saying the damage would be to the concrete around the periphery rather than immediately beneath the rocket. That makes sense, thanks!

...... right.....? And in what way does moving water do that better than always there water?

Huh. I hadn't thought about the airborne water as a sound suppression thing. That's super interesting. But I still don't quite see how that helps with the concrete.

You don't have to slow down for anything on the pike. Not traffic, not emergency services, full send baby!

We live in a time where you can always tell it's a human, because the robots are better writers.