"The control room for the Koonibba rocket launch.(ABC News: Stacey Lee)"
I am not laughing, but I am intrigued at the low-key way things can be done nowadays.
Australia's private Space race is implemented in the western part of South Australia (think like "Nullabor"), and the casual dress is to be expected (c.f. the SpaceX Control Room).
More to the point, note that "the control room" sports a laptop not much bigger than my Acer netbook of ten years ago.
Cheers
Chris
Low-key Space Race
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Low-key Space Race
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Re: Low-key Space Race
Those keys seem to be adequately high for typing, Mr. Greaves.
I suppose they might have been put on a stand-up desk.
I suppose they might have been put on a stand-up desk.
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