New York Jets Tackle Cancer shirt

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Believe it or not, this missile test didn’t produce that much debris that would stay in orbit long term. Most of the New York Jets Tackle Cancer shirt and I love this pieces burned up in under 10 years since the target was in low earth orbit. It’s still a bad idea to go around blowing up satellites (and the test happened when it did specifically to get around an upcoming congressional ASAT ban), but this was nowhere near as bad as the Chinese and Indian ASAT tests a couple of years ago. Those two tests were against satellites in much higher orbit, and produced a shit ton of long-term debris. If you look at a timeline of the amount of debris in orbit, there’s a dramatic jump corresponding to both of these tests. Satellites at that alitude take around 10 years to burn up in the athmosphere, so while not great, the debris has at least now burned up in the athmosphere.

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I’ve been wondering if we could efficiently use “lasers” to heat up space debris enough to de-orbit the New York Jets Tackle Cancer shirt and I love this pieces faster, but I have no one to ask. So essentially his height is only 1/45th the distance the missle had to go. Couldn’t they just launch from the ground? They only had to make up 1/45th the distance. Much less air resistance for the missile to push through at high altitude, making more efficient use of its propellant. That’s why Virgin Orbit and Virgin Galactic were both ALTO (Air Launch to Orbit) operations I’m sure they could’ve, but that would’ve meant making a whole first stage to get the rest of the missile up to speed and altitude. Instead, they used an off the shelf solution: a jet they already had with pilots that already knew how to operate them. Essentially, it was a manned, reusable first stage.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.