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Yea, that’s unfortunate. It arrived a year early. Next time it can be too small to be noticed or too big for the payload bay of Starship. And who knows how many years will pass before the next good opportunity.
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lol. Do you know what the difference is between fission and annihilation?
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Mike Huges is at it again; RIP 22 Feb 2020
sh1pman replied to Shpaget's topic in Science & Spaceflight
So, in the end, the Earth proved that Mike Hughes is... flat. -
Mike Huges is at it again; RIP 22 Feb 2020
sh1pman replied to Shpaget's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Rocketry enthusiast as well. RIP. At least it was quick. -
Yeah, I have no problem with metallic hydrogen being in the game. In Kerbal universe it can be metastable, even if it isn't IRL. Jool system is also physically impossible, but it doesn't bother me at all, same here. Treat it like another "Liquid Fuel" - arbitrary resource that's kinda like a real rocket fuel, but doesn't represent any specific one.
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Finally, some news from Star Theory!
sh1pman replied to KSACheese's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
In addition to that, everything we know about KSP2 from ST interviews and youtuber events should go straight out the window as well. This new vision of KSP2 can be very different now. -
There are still people playing GW1!?
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Or Starships. Or Mars colonies.
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For 100+ ppl colony something like "megapower" makes even more sense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEM_(nuclear_propulsion) Maybe Rosatom can sell one TEM reactor to SpaceX, it'll fit perfectly for the job.
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Yea, they probably don't need more than 5-10 SH total.
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Conceptually it would dynamically tune the thrust limiter on multiple engines to roll/pitch/yaw the craft. Some mods do that.
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Also, Skipper now looks more powerful than Mainsail.
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Even Rogozin is happy about it. Not often do we hear him complimenting SpaceX.
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totm dec 2023 Artemis Discussion Thread
sh1pman replied to Nightside's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Not-Orion on not-SLS? So... Crew Dragon on FH? But it doesn’t have the SM to brake and later return to Earth. It’ll need a SM, but then it might get as heavy as Orion. And SLS is the only rocket that can send Orion stack (25t total?) to TLI... -
totm dec 2023 Artemis Discussion Thread
sh1pman replied to Nightside's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Hmm, if a rocket can get man-rated from the start, then why did NASA make SpaceX launch F9 Block 5 seven times (think it was seven or so) without any modifications? Or does Blue need to do the same with NG? -
totm dec 2023 Artemis Discussion Thread
sh1pman replied to Nightside's topic in Science & Spaceflight
People seem to be excited about the Artemis and SLS. They should’ve invited a space nerd or two from this forum to their podcast... -
Staying? More like overtaking it.
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totm dec 2019 Russian Launch and Mission Thread
sh1pman replied to tater's topic in Science & Spaceflight
That’s why there’s 6 kerolox boosters. That’s why it’s better to build hydrolox stages near the launch site. Maybe. But losses due to atmospheric drag are very low anyway, compared to gravity losses. -
totm dec 2019 Russian Launch and Mission Thread
sh1pman replied to tater's topic in Science & Spaceflight
I wrote “Energia-style first stage”, and it referred to the new super heavy rocket, not Energia. Yenisei first stage (central core) = Energia second stage, Yenisei boosters = Energia first stages. -
totm dec 2019 Russian Launch and Mission Thread
sh1pman replied to tater's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Same, but it would be 10 times more badass if they had chosen Energia-style hydrolox first stage instead of kerolox.