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I hope it breaks into 7 billion tiny pieces and hits every single person in the world exactly between their eyes, leaving a small bruise.
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https://twitter.com/AerospaceCorp/status/1391134210606260229 Last chance for Florida coming up!
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In play: Orlando Disneyworld The Villages Tampa Puelba Acapulco Pitcairn Wellington Burnie, Tasmania Perth Diego Garcia Salalah, Oman Riyadh Amman Jerusalem Gaza Heraklion Messini, Greece Messina, Italy Palermo Oristano, Sardinia Barcelona Valladolid Porto Horta, Azores Port-de-Paix, Haiti Limon, Costa Rica David, Panama Puerto Ayora, Galapagos For a track that's mostly ocean there are some neat places.
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Bronze Fonz posted:Mar-a-lago??? Not without a lucky bounce off an asteroid. 
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Bronze Fonz posted:This is getting progressively underwhelming. I'm enjoying it, I think we should do this once a year. Two changes: Polar orbit so no-one is safe Do it lottery rollover style, so if it hits water you launch two next time, then four, and keep doubling until there's a hit.
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Pekinduck posted:To my knowledge, China is the only country that's killed people not involved with the space program. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerhard_Zucker - 3 spectators killed. Not a country and I'm not sure if there was actual spaceflight. Also a couple of US firemen dealing with wildfires caused by a launch, I don't know if they count as involved with the space program or not.
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