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minus-square@CanadaPluslink3•edit-211 months agoIt’s a good example. I’d actually say test-firing a rocket and claiming you’re almost on the moon is still misleading, though. Energy in over energy generated at the target has no practical significance. More output is better but that’s it. This is for marketing to funders.
It’s a good example. I’d actually say test-firing a rocket and claiming you’re almost on the moon is still misleading, though.
Energy in over energy generated at the target has no practical significance. More output is better but that’s it. This is for marketing to funders.