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	In honor of recently completing your 1,000th edit to articles on English Wikipedia, and for your tireless efforts to improve and organize space-related content on the encyclopedia, please accept this barnstar. Thank you, El Roih, for all your hard work! Maryana (WMF) (talk) 20:27, 11 April 2012 (UTC)

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When you create redirects from foreign languages, could you please use (for example) {{R from alternative language|zh}}? An example is this edit to 吳文俊. Gorobay (talk) 16:57, 9 July 2012 (UTC)

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Starlink

You don't have a reference, where did you get this information? Cordially. CRS-20 (talk) 20:25, 9 May 2020 (UTC)

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Frederick Reines

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2021 in Spaceflight

I saw that you removed suborbital statistics from the table. If there are any launches that have occurred that aren't on the list. Please add them. I've really tried to step up and focus on the suborbital section for this year and I think that I've cataloged all of them. But if not, please feel free to assist. And if its only going to be orbital launches, it should be moved to the orbital launch statistics section. --Jrcraft Yt (talk) 20:08, 10 March 2021 (UTC)

Hello.Nice to hear that someone is looking more thoroughly into the suborbital launches, that really is needed. However I still think it would be best not to include them in the statistics or at least separate the statistics of orbital and suborbital launches. Three main reasons for this come to mind: 1. In previous years (and in other spaceflight-related websites than wikipedia) only the orbital launches are counted, so if suborbital launches are included in the statistics for "2021 in spaceflight"-wikipedia article then these statistics are no longer compatible with statistics of previous years in wikipedia (or on other internet-webpages). 2.Whereas there are good sources (in the internet and in the news) listing orbital launches, there are (according to my knowledge) not sources of similar quality giving information about suborbital launches, thus making the verification of what suborbital launches have taken place etc. a big problem. Especially as quite many suborbital launches are military launches, the information about them might not be available to public. Thus it is very hard to be sure your list of suborbital launches is complete or even representative of the true situation.This is not the case with orbital launches where, because you have good sources, you can be confident that your list and thus your statistics are true and complete.3.What is the definition of suborbital launch? How high must a rocket fly to be considered a suborbital launch? Is a high-altitude anti-aircraft missile a suborbital launch? One should be careful on how to define the suborbital launch, otherwise there are somany sources of suborbital launches that listing them becomes impossible. Also there are other sources than rockets that must be considered if one for example would define that a suborbital launch is one where the rocket flies 30km altitude;this altitude can be reached by a jet-fighter aircraft making a parabolic jump and balloons regularly visit this altitude.

For these reasons i think it is better to either only include orbital launches in the statistics or make separate statistics for orbital and suborbital launches.

P.S. I have no information about any suborbital launches and thus cannot be of any assistance in that matter, sorry. BTW, where do you get your suborbital-information? I would be interested to take a look.

P.P.S. Sorry about the quality I am not on a computer; I write this on a mobile device and if is awful. El Roih (talk) 13:59, 12 March 2021 (UTC)

For normal public launches, its easy. For some of the military ones that don't disclose much, it can take days to verify everything. Thats why they sometimes get added a couple days late. Ballistic missiles are the trickiest. Especially when they come from countries who are less than open. But all of the details come out, just a couple of days after the fact. I only include launches that go (or are intended) above 80km which is the U.S. line so that their aren't any disparities. I started doing the suborbital stuff because there were many launches last year that were not added. So I figured that that section needed some help. There have been more suborbital launches this year already than all of last year. And more than the number of orbital launches.--Jrcraft Yt (talk) 21:35, 12 March 2021 (UTC)

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West Coast Customs

I typed your username wrong but wanted to make sure you saw this edit summary. If indeed Friedlinghaus founded the company in 1993, then he was operating it illegally, in an unlicensed capacity, for seven years. It's just not true, it's the same deal as the mythical $5,000. It's a just-so story for the press. Given how many times Friedlinghaus has himself vandalized Wikipedia, and paid others to do so, his statements should be given even more scrutiny than the typical WP:SPS. Psiĥedelisto (talk • contribs) ^{please always ping!} 21:41, 9 June 2021 (UTC)

If you have better information, I am fine accepting it. If I remember correctly, my source was either the company website or some press article; if these are mistaken or cannot be trusted, then I am willing to admit I really do not possess any more information about the situation. El Roih (talk) 21:26, 16 June 2021 (UTC)

I checked; the source was the company website. As I said, I am fine with anything concerning that article since I do not really have any better information. The only argument to include the date from the company website is to highlight the fact that everybody has their own date for the founding of the company (even the newspapers have multiple dates). These kind of situations are always tricky as even the entertainment-journalism in otherwise well-reputed papers is not always that reliable (to be polite) so it is sometimes hard to find out what the actual truth is. And I honestly do not have interest to look into this further. But thanks for writing me @Psiĥedelisto: El Roih (talk) 21:49, 16 June 2021 (UTC)

@El Roih: As I said, self-published sources (WP:SPS) like company websites do not trump reliable sources (WP:RS). When they conflict, reliable sources are to be preferred in all cases. Psiĥedelisto (talk • contribs) ^{please always ping!} 22:25, 16 June 2021 (UTC)

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