Scott Manley does excellent rocket videos all worth watching
Scott Manley does excellent rocket videos all worth watching
Salt water rocket
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>Salt water rocket
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Suck his cock harder why don't you.
Suck his cock harder why don't you.
observant joke calling out kike.posters is sucking AOU's cock
Did something get into your bowl of foreskins?
>observant joke calling out kike.posters is sucking AOU's cock
Did something get into your bowl of foreskins?
Wow that's cool thanks.
Wow that's cool thanks.
Good watch.
Good watch.
Not as crazy as project orion. A ground launched version of this was in by Larry Nivin and Jerry Pournelle.
Book spoiler:
Not as crazy as project orion. A ground launched version of this was in [Footfall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Footfall) by Larry Nivin and Jerry Pournelle.
Book spoiler:
[Essentially a thick ass metal plate with an aircraft carrier sized installation and a bunch of battle shuttles bolted to the top launched into orbit by exploding a succession of nukes under the plate.](#spoiler)
Bwahahahaha wtf!
Bwahahahaha wtf!
Seriously. a video of them testing the theory with conventional explosives.
From .
Seriously. [Here's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njM7xlQIjnQ&t=32s) a video of them testing the theory with conventional explosives.
From [Hackaday](https://hackaday.com/2018/08/13/project-orion-detonating-nuclear-bombs-for-thrust/).
Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing this!
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The flip side of that is whatever you use to speed up, you also have to use to slow down.
Using immense volumes of salt water with uranium in it to get going means having an equal amount stored until reaching the destination.
The volumes needed are massive - almost impractical.
What happens if too much is used to get going? there is no way to stop. ever.
The flip side of that is whatever you use to speed up, you also have to use to slow down.
Using immense volumes of salt water with uranium in it to get going means having an equal amount stored until reaching the destination.
The volumes needed are massive - almost impractical.
What happens if too much is used to get going? there is no way to stop. ever.
Could this be used to power a gigantic crematorium?
Could this be used to power a gigantic crematorium?
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