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7. I wonder if the families who paid for their loved ones' ashes

Mon Jan 8, 2024, 05:49 PM

Jan 2024

to be delivered to the moon will now sue for breach of contract, etc. I suppose they must have signed waivers.

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American Company's Spacecraft Malfunctions on Its Way to the Moon [View all] Prairie Gates Jan 2024 OP

Damn. DavidDvorkin Jan 2024 #1

Good. bucolic_frolic Jan 2024 #2

Only missed the target by 238,891 miles Orrex Jan 2024 #3

Somehow reminds me of Hitchhiker's Guide nocoincidences Jan 2024 #10

Great comment yankee87 Jan 2024 #17

Commercial contract. usonian Jan 2024 #5

I wonder if the families who paid for their loved ones' ashes LauraInLA Jan 2024 #7

Navajo warned em (nt) FreepFryer Jan 2024 #8

The ancestors intervened Prairie Gates Jan 2024 #9

And other deistic myths. Igel Jan 2024 #11

... Prairie Gates Jan 2024 #13

So now... 2naSalit Jan 2024 #12

Arthur Guiterman markodochartaigh Jan 2024 #14

At least the "passengers" will get a probable burial-at-sea in a few years. LudwigPastorius Jan 2024 #15

I think the same guy who worked on the propellant system runs their website. LudwigPastorius Jan 2024 #16

Did they mix up metric and imperial again? sakabatou Jan 2024 #18