No achievement unless he strapped it to his car
Seems to be equally about raising this private aerospace company profile, but I'm not going to complain too loudly about money going to ICU of a children's hospital. The $1 per view thing is just a little odd to me is all.
This is not Valve doing anything and also has nothing to do with games.They should put this on the front page of Steam if they really mean to raise a lot of money for the cause.
Good cause, weird way to go about it...
The 150 mm gnome will remain attached to the Kick Stage during all mission phases and will burn up upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere during the de-orbiting process.
Welp, godspeed little Gnome! May you return safely t-....
Wait.. WHAAAT!?
So this is the million dollar version of strapping a lego figure to a firework rocket.Welp, godspeed little Gnome! May you return safely t-....
Wait.. WHAAAT!?
The Electron rocket has a payload capacity of 300 kg to low Earth orbit. This rocket usually does a ride share, where it has several payloads going up at once. Rocket Lab, the company that makes the Electron, has an incentive to maximize the amount of customers per launch. There was apparently some free kilograms not being used so Gabe bought a ticketSo..wouldn't this attribute to additional payload costs? burn valuable titanium metal during reentry?
Bump. Youtube countdown vid livestream is up
a reminder that Gabe Newell is donating $1 for every stream viewer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit New Zealand's Starship Foundation, so tune in
Bump. Youtube countdown vid livestream is up
a reminder that Gabe Newell is donating $1 for every stream viewer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit New Zealand's Starship Foundation, so tune in