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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2024 · 1H 15M

There's No Way This Could Work... Could It?

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In this episode, Beagle and Ani go just a little loopy. We discuss all kinds of crazy things, like: Stoke’s completed first stage engine A radical new SSTO spaceplane by Radiant The mad scientists at DARPA funding a way to make a satellite orbit the Earth at nearly half of traditional orbital altitude The madness that will soon be space-based cell service And, finally A bigger, better Starship! All this and more in this week’s (late) episode! Editor Beagle here. Sorry about being late. We ran into issues with our audio editing software, but be on the lookout for a big announcement in a bonus episode as soon as next week! Also, sorry about the chirping. That is Ani's smoke alarm. It's fine, don't worry, he just hadn't had time for someone to come out and fix it yet. Yes, he tried replacing the battery. No, I don't think you can turn off and on a smoke detector. The Starship Presentation: https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1776669097490776563 Follow the Max-Q Team! X: Max-Q News (@MaxQ_production) / X (twitter.com) Website: Max-Q Homepage – Maximum Aerodynamic News! (max-q-news.space) Discord: https://discord.gg/Jk3fuNjwYt

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