evidences

SpaceX operates a fleet of privately owned ICBMs under license from the US government.

That's not true. All nuclear weapons in the US's arsenal are under the control of the US military. You are correct to say that it would be illegal for any private contractor to operate its own fleet of ICBMs...and that includes SpeceX.

Nah man space rockets are just ICBMs with a human payload instead of an explosive one.

YouTube is terrible at this for me, I'll open a video go to click full screen and right at that moment all the sidebar videos popup and the whole video window shifts left and I end up clicking on another video entirely. This happens to me at least 5 times a week.

Not to be pedantic but Earnhardt died at Daytona not Talladega.

Just north of Antarctica in the southern hemisphere.

Ive seen people use beeswax as a mold release, it apparently works really well as a release and fills in the layer lines in the mold so that don't transfer to the cast. Or at least that what I've read.

I'm pretty sure they replaced all the running gear. I think the only thing they kept was the frame.

Make Athlon II great again!

Technically they could have done it on flight 3 but they've purposely put all of them into a suborbital trajectory.

I have shit depth perception and I'm in the same boat, I never saw one of these as a kid.

The factories are in the computers!

Black is out but what about Charcoal Heather?

Well considering the current contract for the two 747s Boeing is currently converting for the government is a fixed cost contract that's already paid for technically infinite I guess?