It will always matter from the perspective of efficiency. We could get a rocket into space from the poles if we wanted to, but the payload would be much much less than from the equator.
It will always matter from the perspective of efficiency. We could get a rocket into space from the poles if we wanted to, but the payload would be much much less than from the equator.
It will always matter from the perspective of efficiency. We could get a rocket into space from the poles if we wanted to, but the payload would be much much less than from the equator.
Agreed, but I don't think they plan on launching traditional heavy rockets. If I remember correctly they use a system that sends smaller payloads.
> It will always matter from the perspective of efficiency. We could get a rocket into space from the poles if we wanted to, but the payload would be much much less than from the equator.
Agreed, but I don't think they plan on launching traditional heavy rockets. If I remember correctly they use a system that sends smaller payloads.
You can't do anything in space without lifting heavy loads. This system sounds like an expensive fireworks display.
You can't do anything in space without lifting heavy loads. This system sounds like an expensive fireworks display.
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