Product Hunt @ProductHunt	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @elonmusk @SpaceX @INTELSAT 👀🙏 twitter.com/producthunt/st…
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	Steve Burns @SteveBurns1154	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @ProductHunt @elonmusk and 2 others How many people recorded in our history have managed to reshape the world by daring to do what others are not smart or brave enough to?
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	Jason Lewis @cbotnyse	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @elonmusk @SpaceX @INTELSAT What does min apogee mean?
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	Nick Ulivieri @ChiPhotoGuy	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @cbotnyse @elonmusk and 2 others I assume the minimum altitude required for a successful geostationary orbit. Though seems like something with a more precise target.
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	Cybergrade @vicentes	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @elonmusk @SpaceX @INTELSAT Why so much above min and still no re-use margin ?
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	Blerim Shaqiri @Blershakiri	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @vicentes @elonmusk and 2 others Probably money, the higher the sat the more they get paid, i think, have no idea though 🤔
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	Piotr Szmigielski @Elthiryel	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @elonmusk @SpaceX @INTELSAT We're still waiting for that awesome BulgariaSat-1 landing video with the rocket going horizontally! Any chances we will see it?
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	G C @SmileSimplify	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @Elthiryel @elonmusk @SpaceX Pretty please, Elon?
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	пра́вда @TeslaPravduh	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @elonmusk @SpaceX @INTELSAT Apogee - the point in the orbit of the moon or a satellite at which it is furthest from the earth. pic.twitter.com/ZETfM3xRIj
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	Jon Saxon @jonsaxon67	5 Jul 17
	Replying to @elonmusk @SpaceX @INTELSAT Perigee - closest point in orbit. Illustration slightly misleading, because earth not drawn at correct location of ellipse. [Mr pedantic]
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