You can't prove that I am. And saying so... doesn't make it so. Edit: How dare you become judge and jury over my post. You think I am wrong... prove it. You want to just tell me that I am wrong... you are in the wrong.
What do you mean by "American Space Exploration"? Anyone that has been in space for the past 10+ years have gotten there via Russia. Unless you have something to say about ULA, and if you do, I think you're wrong.
that was a different module in Texas than at the Cape which is the Falcon 9 rocket/module the module in Texas was latest in a line of experimental SpaceX modules they are trying to develop. The goal is a completely re-usable launch vessel. It's experimental in many different ways including trying to develop a methane based engine. IIRC, it also is using new alloys for the housing. So far, the failures have been steady and sometimes spectacular
No it didn't blow up. It successfully docked with the space station this morning at about 7:16 am our time.
Also, no more core memory. Core memory uses little toroids to store each bit of data magnetically rather than the solid state memory they use today. They used core memory to get around gamma ray damage back when solid state design was affected by gamma rays.
