Yesterday – or this morning, European time – history was made as SpaceX put a privately-developed liquid-fueled rocket into orbit. Not another playboy fairground ride like SpaceShipTwo, but serious industrial space launch capability that takes us as a species one step closer to
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I can’t believe no-one’s posted this already, but then, I forgot myself.
Yesterday – or this morning, European time – history was made as SpaceX put a privately-developed liquid-fueled rocket into orbit. Not another playboy fairground ride like SpaceShipTwo, but serious industrial space launch capability that takes us as a species one step closer toconquering the galaxy leaving the nest.
Yesterday – or this morning, European time – history was made as SpaceX put a privately-developed liquid-fueled rocket into orbit. Not another playboy fairground ride like SpaceShipTwo, but serious industrial space launch capability that takes us as a species one step closer to
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Re: SpaceX
Yes, phew, I was wondering if they would ever have a success,Ahruman wrote:I can’t believe no-one’s posted this already, but then, I forgot myself.
Yesterday – or this morning, European time – history was made as SpaceX put a privately-developed liquid-fueled rocket into orbit. Not another playboy fairground ride like SpaceShipTwo, but serious industrial space launch capability that takes us as a species one step closer toconquering the galaxyleaving the nest.
For those who dont know - but do care - the Stage 1 engines are descended from the trusty and mighty F1 engine (they got the Saturn V off the ground). Good to see that technology back in action rather than the 'rocket on a stick' approach of Ares-I.
White dots were so much easier to hit
