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What an amusing sci-fi horror with blue flashes and suicide squad. While the actual description from participants is so dull... https://www.atomic-energy.ru/smi/2013/09/13/43735 That's like the Western mass-media telling about thousands of deads in Kiev on April, 26 in 1986.

Mantis wife is mantissa.

So, Atlas-D could not launch Mercury. The same problem with ICBM Titan II which could not put Gemini in LEO. So, not only Apollos never reached the Moon. And R-36M converted to Dnepr can't deliver the nominal 4.3 t using its ICBM head (officially ~9 t, half is the post-boost vehicle). Space is illusion.

mona'zite Tested in the Tolkienuke thread.

Banned for banbarian weapon. Or barbanian.

No need in a ban club when you have a ban hammer.

Banyanned

They have it because they are supersonic. The pilot can't just bail out. Concorde and Tu-144 were, too. Were. Starship is supersonic as well. The passenger planes don't fail every 100 flights. Boca-Chica, three years later.

In my student years, in the campus bath building, the hot water was cut off every early summer till autumn. So, the shower session was a 30 second long sprints under cold water. But with unlimited amount of attempts, too.

+1 A music in vacuum always makes an impression that this is happening in a studio...

Banned for Pikachew.

Melting point: O = 91 K, H = 14 K. Boiling point: H = 20 K. This equilibrium temperature corresponds to 18.7 AU, 792 AU, and 387 AU respectively, as I can compute sqrt(3.86e26/(4*pi*5.67e-8)/91^4)/1.5e11. So, the cryotank should be actively cooled everywhere in the Solar System. Unless the flight is short. Also, this means that the oxygen tank should encase the inner hydrogen tank, and there should be a vacuum gap between them.

Banned because the bright side of the life gives more UV and ionizing radiation.

Appendix. If you can't make it yourself, you can easily realize why do you actually not need it, based on the classic philosophy and psychology.

Granted. 2 hours passed. I wish for a stone age slide rule.

Also Sber has its own virtual TV girl.

Combined with Phobos's Stickney... P.S. Got it. Originally it was a giant ancient statue of Dejah Thoris.

LOx is much hotter than LH.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_LV-3B Mass 120,000 kilograms (260,000 lb) Stages 1½ Atlas LV-3B, Atlas D Mercury Launch Vehicle or Mercury-Atlas Launch Vehicle, was a human-rated expendable launch system used as part of the United States Project Mercury to send astronauts into low Earth orbit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hwasong-17 Mass ≈80,000–150,000 kilograms (180,000–330,000 lb)[1][2] Warhead nuclear weapon, possibly MRV Warhead weight ≈2,000–3,500 kg (4,400–7,700 lb)[1][2] Hwasong-17 is an equivalent of Atlas-D, which was sending Mercuries in LEO. Hwasong throws a warhead 1.5..2 times heavier than Mercury was, this provides enough delta-V for LEO. The same about the space and military Atlas. exp( 1 km/s of delta-V / 3.5 km/s of exhaust speed) ~= 1.33. Mercury mass = 1.4 t 1.4* 1.33 ~2 t. So, Hwasong-17 can easily deliver the Mercury to LEO, the question is only in intentions. *** Probably, 2 .. 3.5 t difference is for 11 000 km and 5 500 km distance, which define the "ICBM" term in the treaties. So, what can send 2 t to 11 000 km, is enough to send 1.4 t to LEO.

Redstone and its modification Jupiter were based on A-4 which had been developed even earlier, and was matching trailer size standards which were defined by railroad standards, to let both trucks and truck cargo fit the railroad transport. As well, the battle tanks of XXI still match the railroad standards of XIX. The factory was based on standards developed long before Novas, Saturns, V-2s, and even dinosaurs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Kahn_(architect) (H. Ford's personal architector.) The silver bullet of quick industrial construction of early XX. Highly standardized industrial architecture units based on a sequence of standard form factors, which let to develop and build a typical factory in several weeks by combining ready-to-use geometrically compatible units. Allowed to put the building on conveyor, like cars. The smallest of them was fitting the railroad standards. Bigger ones were fitting the smaller ones. *** Wherever you go, the Ancient Roman horse width is inevitable, lol.

And what had dictated the size of the standing factory?

Take a napkin and clean the table. Waiter! I have the semolina porridge on my plate. No, seriously.

Beresheet has brought to the Moon the library, HAKUTO will add Sailor Moon and Naruto.

That works. Almost every rocket diameter is defined either by train standard size, or by a N-row barge payload width (ISO container = 2.438 m, spacing 5 cm). Usually (if not always) it's also a diameter of a spherical tank (with cylindric equatorial section) of integer volume. The engineering laws are stronger than physical ones. Equipment to bend, transport to move. All are standard.