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Kallesays...Try doing that in Kerbal Space Program!
Guntersays...Fucking science!!!
SevenFingersPoor bird
probieI think I can, I think I can, I think I can, I .... I.... I can't.
The Little Rocket That Couldn't
zorI wonder why this is necessary. It seems all the planets we want to land on-and can land on b/c they're not made of gas or are on fire-have at least a little bit of atmosphere. It makes more sense to use parachutes and giant electric ducted fans or even heli rotors to land. Stop with the rocket fuel. And launch from the edge of space if possible.
MonkeySpanksays...Science!
Mammaltronsays...Yeah, stupid rocket scientists.
I wonder why this is necessary. It seems all the planets we want to land on-and can land on b/c they're not made of gas or are on fire-have at least a little bit of atmosphere. It makes more sense to use parachutes and giant electric ducted fans or even heli rotors to land. Stop with the rocket fuel. And launch from the edge of space if possible.
chingaleraImagine a world where imported meats and cheeses can be rapidly delivered worldwide. No more semi-trucks or trains is what they're shooting for. These things are cleeearly being designed for terrestrial transportation of groceries....
I wonder why this is necessary. It seems all the planets we want to land on-and can land on b/c they're not made of gas or are on fire-have at least a little bit of atmosphere. It makes more sense to use parachutes and giant electric ducted fans or even heli rotors to land. Stop with the rocket fuel. And launch from the edge of space if possible.
FletchOnly 43 years after landing on the moon.
SevenFingersWith this kind of research, maybe they will figure out some other kind of propulsion system that can be fitted into small vehicles... FLYING CARS FTW
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