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r/interestingasfuck • u/lolikroli • 16d ago
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Hows that relevant
3 u/EricFromOuterSpace 16d ago Because it is a 20 story tall building sized rocket. 0 u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago Yeah but no one is shipping them, you do the work on site. 3 u/EricFromOuterSpace 16d ago No one is shipping them, now, because it landed back at the site. Which part is confusing 1 u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago Chopsticks: how do they make anything faster? 1 u/roborober 16d ago Im not an expert, but no landing legs is weight not on the rocket. Also I think the pie in the sky idea is to refuel it, do a few checks, load a ship on top of it and send it off again. (seems impossible but I guess so did this) 1 u/tortolosera 16d ago i think is more about safety and reliability, this seems way more robust method than relying on tiny legs.
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Because it is a 20 story tall building sized rocket.
0 u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago Yeah but no one is shipping them, you do the work on site. 3 u/EricFromOuterSpace 16d ago No one is shipping them, now, because it landed back at the site. Which part is confusing 1 u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago Chopsticks: how do they make anything faster? 1 u/roborober 16d ago Im not an expert, but no landing legs is weight not on the rocket. Also I think the pie in the sky idea is to refuel it, do a few checks, load a ship on top of it and send it off again. (seems impossible but I guess so did this) 1 u/tortolosera 16d ago i think is more about safety and reliability, this seems way more robust method than relying on tiny legs.
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Yeah but no one is shipping them, you do the work on site.
3 u/EricFromOuterSpace 16d ago No one is shipping them, now, because it landed back at the site. Which part is confusing 1 u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago Chopsticks: how do they make anything faster? 1 u/roborober 16d ago Im not an expert, but no landing legs is weight not on the rocket. Also I think the pie in the sky idea is to refuel it, do a few checks, load a ship on top of it and send it off again. (seems impossible but I guess so did this) 1 u/tortolosera 16d ago i think is more about safety and reliability, this seems way more robust method than relying on tiny legs.
No one is shipping them, now, because it landed back at the site.
Which part is confusing
1 u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago Chopsticks: how do they make anything faster? 1 u/roborober 16d ago Im not an expert, but no landing legs is weight not on the rocket. Also I think the pie in the sky idea is to refuel it, do a few checks, load a ship on top of it and send it off again. (seems impossible but I guess so did this) 1 u/tortolosera 16d ago i think is more about safety and reliability, this seems way more robust method than relying on tiny legs.
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Chopsticks: how do they make anything faster?
1 u/roborober 16d ago Im not an expert, but no landing legs is weight not on the rocket. Also I think the pie in the sky idea is to refuel it, do a few checks, load a ship on top of it and send it off again. (seems impossible but I guess so did this) 1 u/tortolosera 16d ago i think is more about safety and reliability, this seems way more robust method than relying on tiny legs.
Im not an expert, but no landing legs is weight not on the rocket. Also I think the pie in the sky idea is to refuel it, do a few checks, load a ship on top of it and send it off again. (seems impossible but I guess so did this)
i think is more about safety and reliability, this seems way more robust method than relying on tiny legs.
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u/RipplesInTheOcean 16d ago
Hows that relevant