"its rings"
And there are gaps that have been identified, but they don't care if the spacecraft gets destroyed now, so that's why they're doing these bold maneuvers now
And there are gaps that have been identified, but they don't care if the spacecraft gets destroyed now, so that's why they're doing these bold maneuvers now
I've generally decided not to comment on people's spelling and grammar on HN because it doesn't really add to the discussion. I do sometimes make a point of italicising the correct spelling in my response if I have something substantial to add to the discussion :)
But as a non-native speaker myself the homophone mistakes really bother me (though I concede native speakers are likely to make these kind of mistakes in their native language - and I include myself in this)
But it's a continuing effort, however I noticed this kind of mistake has increased in past years. I suspect autocorrect is to blame