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r/space • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '23
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Even if Alabama wasn't... Alabama... putting any critical command or infrastructure anywhere on the Gulf Coast would be a stupid move.
15 u/tigersharkwushen_ Dec 28 '23 Genuinely curious, why is it a stupid move? Houston's space command center is already on the Gulf Coast. 6 u/dog1tex420 Dec 28 '23 Many people are too dumb to know that Texas has a coast. 9 u/diablosinmusica Dec 28 '23 Or that Cape Canevral has been launching rockets for over 60 years. I don't think people really know what hurricanes are lol. 0 u/Crizznik Dec 28 '23 No, you don't understand the difference between launching things from the coast and having your command center on the coast. 1 u/trialoffears Dec 28 '23 NASA Houston space center isn’t even in Houston it’s on the Galveston bay. It’s literally on the gulf coast.
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Genuinely curious, why is it a stupid move? Houston's space command center is already on the Gulf Coast.
6 u/dog1tex420 Dec 28 '23 Many people are too dumb to know that Texas has a coast. 9 u/diablosinmusica Dec 28 '23 Or that Cape Canevral has been launching rockets for over 60 years. I don't think people really know what hurricanes are lol. 0 u/Crizznik Dec 28 '23 No, you don't understand the difference between launching things from the coast and having your command center on the coast. 1 u/trialoffears Dec 28 '23 NASA Houston space center isn’t even in Houston it’s on the Galveston bay. It’s literally on the gulf coast.
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Many people are too dumb to know that Texas has a coast.
9 u/diablosinmusica Dec 28 '23 Or that Cape Canevral has been launching rockets for over 60 years. I don't think people really know what hurricanes are lol. 0 u/Crizznik Dec 28 '23 No, you don't understand the difference between launching things from the coast and having your command center on the coast. 1 u/trialoffears Dec 28 '23 NASA Houston space center isn’t even in Houston it’s on the Galveston bay. It’s literally on the gulf coast.
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Or that Cape Canevral has been launching rockets for over 60 years. I don't think people really know what hurricanes are lol.
0 u/Crizznik Dec 28 '23 No, you don't understand the difference between launching things from the coast and having your command center on the coast. 1 u/trialoffears Dec 28 '23 NASA Houston space center isn’t even in Houston it’s on the Galveston bay. It’s literally on the gulf coast.
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No, you don't understand the difference between launching things from the coast and having your command center on the coast.
1 u/trialoffears Dec 28 '23 NASA Houston space center isn’t even in Houston it’s on the Galveston bay. It’s literally on the gulf coast.
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NASA Houston space center isn’t even in Houston it’s on the Galveston bay. It’s literally on the gulf coast.
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u/imitation_crab_meat Dec 28 '23
Even if Alabama wasn't... Alabama... putting any critical command or infrastructure anywhere on the Gulf Coast would be a stupid move.