Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab
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this might have been posted before (dont keep up with every post)...and i also havent checked if its true....
I'm no rocket scientist but that looks really impressive evolution of design
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Looks like the FAA Director's fuckup testimony recently has speed up that pesky launch license delay. That and a few lawsuits.
Worth watching this one, pretty good chance that catching a rocket the size of a building with the chopsticks isn't going to work first time.
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I watched Interstellar again last night. Musk’s dreaming is going to take humans beyond the moon. Where will we end up? Well that depends on the bureaucrats and political opposition getting out of the way and allowing true innovation to flourish.
Today’s test gave me goosebumps. More please Space X!
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@Machpants said in Space - Spacex, NASA, Rocket Lab:
It so looked like it was going to crash into the tower!
Yeah it was surprising on the wide shots how big the approach angle is
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Continually improving the code. Amazing.
Even the lift off deluge system works like a charm. People don't think about that now.
Star Trek here we come. -
How do they solve these problems re moon, mars.
- Dust, rocks causing damage to the ship on lift off / landing
- Long term effect of radiation and weightlessness on the human body
- What happens to the ship if a cricket ball sized rock collides into the ship while flying
SpaceX
