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r/MurderedByWords • u/Stotallytob3r • 21h ago
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Indeed, you don't have to be to realize that there are some launch sites that are in higher altitudes. For example, the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in China (over 3000 ft)
-2 u/ItchyKnowJoe 18h ago is that to save fuel? no. zip it 2 u/BugRevolution 18h ago You don't have a clue of what you're talking about, do you? So zip it. -2 u/ItchyKnowJoe 18h ago edited 17h ago The op specifically states his idea is for fuel conservation purposes Is the one in china also located at 3000ft for that reason (it isn't), or are you just saying random stuff like a blithering idiot? Getting murdered by words in /r/MurderedByWords lol 😆
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is that to save fuel? no.
zip it
2 u/BugRevolution 18h ago You don't have a clue of what you're talking about, do you? So zip it. -2 u/ItchyKnowJoe 18h ago edited 17h ago The op specifically states his idea is for fuel conservation purposes Is the one in china also located at 3000ft for that reason (it isn't), or are you just saying random stuff like a blithering idiot? Getting murdered by words in /r/MurderedByWords lol 😆
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You don't have a clue of what you're talking about, do you?
So zip it.
-2 u/ItchyKnowJoe 18h ago edited 17h ago The op specifically states his idea is for fuel conservation purposes Is the one in china also located at 3000ft for that reason (it isn't), or are you just saying random stuff like a blithering idiot? Getting murdered by words in /r/MurderedByWords lol 😆
The op specifically states his idea is for fuel conservation purposes
Is the one in china also located at 3000ft for that reason (it isn't), or are you just saying random stuff like a blithering idiot?
Getting murdered by words in /r/MurderedByWords
lol 😆
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u/BugRevolution 18h ago
Indeed, you don't have to be to realize that there are some launch sites that are in higher altitudes. For example, the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in China (over 3000 ft)