Falcon 5 - editionprevious >>16975245
new thread, real thread
>>16977585>You need to add "SpaceX" to google Falcon 5
T-2D 15:31:00
reminder to report spam threads
Apparently there was an accident at Starbase on Friday morning. Possibly someone dead. This is unconfirmed.
>>16977604This is fake btwStupid EDS
>>16977605NSF or labpadre would have immediately made a big deal out of it, if it were true. NSF especially, they like to content farm.
>>16977604>astroturfers still doing this shitEven if it was real, wtf is the point of this post? Yes, workplace accidents happen, it’s a fact of life, but of course these guys get paid to shill so now it’s supposedly a sign of how le evil spacex is again.
>>16977603Yeah, the other one.
>>16977613Based and correct
>>16977605Probably yeah
Dude you are fucking same fagging to win le epic thread war you are worse than making the thread at page 9
>>16977635What? You need to take your meds dude
>>16977590This webm won’t load for some reason.
this thread was made laterreal thread:>>16977529>>16977529>>16977529
>>16977649Shitty AIslop thread though, this is the real one, i followed the post in that thread that showed me to this non-AIslop one.
>>16977651>>16977649>>16977642>>16977638All the same person
>>16977651no you didn't, retarded EDS troll.
>>16977652Nope, it’s not not gonna bother to screenshot for you but you need to take your meds.
>>16977652yep it's all megood job figuring out the case, detective
>>16977653Uh oh, looks like someone’s having a melty because people don’t like his shitty AIslop.
>3/4 of the last thread was one guy baiting at least 10 othersShit is so tiresome. Can you retards know when not to engage with very obvious disingenuous arguments?
>>16977668No, it was one pretend-retard humiliating himself for approximately 6 hours straight, i really wonder what he thought he was going to accomplish by constantly trying to convince everyone he wasn’t mad. Dude got counter-baited by the whole thread.
How many interstellar objects has the Rubin Vera Observatory discovered so far? I was promised 1 every month or something.
>>16977674Their primary survey hasn’t actually started yet, so only a comet they accidentally found during preliminary tests, sorry.How much did that thing cost to build? Should just have more space based telescopes.
>>16977661What do you think sports will look like in a zero-G environment? I remember people talking about it briefly a long time ago. But imagine the rules and arena’s you could build in a massive football stadium sized non-rotating habitat. The possibilities for play would be endless.
Kek the guy who made the AIslop thread is freaking out because nobody wants to discuss anything there, he keeps trying to samefag but it’s just not working.
>>16977685Okay faggot you won the thread war by samefagging just as much on this thread, but just know, you just bringed arca posting back and no thread will be usable for weeks and its your fault see ya tommorow
How would a ballgame be played in zero-g?Maybe you could have ropes tensioned and suspended throughout the arena that people can hang onto and swing themselves off of to gain momentum, imagine the mid-air intercepts people would make to steal the ball after it’s thrown, would be pretty sick.>>16977686What?
>>16977686>i am going to sperg out because people don’t like my shitty AIslop threadKek, AIsloppers are such retards.
>>16977687People could also swing off one another, you could have a guy rotating on a rope who then throws another guy with greater speed.you could spin and let go of eachother to change course in mid air. Maybe at high enough speed you could also somewhat steer using aerodynamics.
>>16977684unlikely that there will be any special made zones for recreational sports. Just like irl, it will develop naturally according to economic and habitat constraints. The massive lowG/0G arenas will only come during the late stage of colonization.>>16977685>>16977688stay mad, spergy
>>16977690Sorry, but only one of those posts is mine, AIslop sperg, you really gotta calm down and take your lithium, why are you so mad? and why do you keep talking into thin air?
>>16977611in a way i almost admire their grift.
>>16977652you sound absolutely deranged.
>>16977677I think for survey telescopes ground based ones are superior. Just the computation and infrastructure required to deal with that much data are a lot of weight and a lot of maintenance, it would be much more expensive in space and I don't think the better picture quality because of no atmosphere would be worth it considering its task.
>>16977700i agree, but to be fair, IF the whole in-space compute shit works out (which i have serious doubts about) telescopes could piggyback off that as well to process all that data.
>>16977704do they clean off soot near the welds for inspections or have they stopped doing that?
>>16977585i honestly prefer fairings that don't extend beyond the width of the rocket body itself.
Now that the lunar dust has settled, can we admit that Artemis is a complete and utter failure through and through?
>>16977717yeah because moon shartship never ever
>>16977717as a program? not quite yet, though it certainly is dissapointing that things are taking so long.SLS however is an utter failure because from the start it was never going to facilitate the main objectives of artemis due to things intrinsic in it's design, they should have never cancelled the lander that came with it.
>>16977712Why, apart from your specific autism?
>>16977723gross, this is like a woman with a fupa
>>16977723it just looks better, i always end up building far too large a first stage for my payload in KSP because i just hate when the payload just barely doesn't fit inside the profile of the smaller tank and i have to make a slightly chode shaped rocket to fix it.
A launch is coming so I return to /sfg/ for SPEHS!
>>16977729welcome back, impeccable timing, you just missed last thread's massive baittard spergout.
>we will get our first views of starship in spaceBased
>>16977731this may be one of my favourite ground perspectives of the launch man, that beautiful green foreground really completes it.
>>16977690What is the bubble top for? It’s not going to rain
>>16977735to protect them from athletes that have fallen ill with lunacy.
>>16977702Why dark visors and not reflecting ones like astronauts use? Cost?
>>16977739it's because they're not used for the same purpose.the dark visor absorbs light and reduces glare, a reflecting visor would bounce light around the cockpit windows and not alleviate the problem.the visors that are used in space use a reflective foil because they're used in EVA and along with reducing glare, their main goal is actually to keep the astronauts cool by reflecting infrared light away from the user's face.
>>16977735this isn't for his protectionhe's on bean-heavy diet
>>16977742it's so his farts don't launch him into deep space?
we are this close to flight 12
>>16977729cor, would you look at the tanks on that. absolutely x-15 rated
>>16977729i want one.
>>16977729Does this count as a spaceplane?
>>16977755technically yes
>>16977755it broke the karman line so yeah.
>>16977757Only exosphere and beyond count as space. The ISS flies through the upper atmosphere
reminder that X-15 is a spaceplane because it has wings and starship is not a spaceplane because it has no wings.
>>16977769no, you're wrong, the point where centrifugal force contributes more to keeping a fast object at altitude than lift is where space begins, which happens to be near the karman line.
I bet I could be a spaceplane if you threw me hard enough
>>16977770flaps are wings
>>16977773they aren't.
Starship will succeed and losers will seethe.
>>16977776you cant flap without wings therefore flaps are wings
>>16977780flaps are not built for flapping, they are built for attitude control. they're more like arms. starship is a spacediver not a spaceplane.
>>16977781those flaps can generate plenty of lift if they feel like it, without even flapping. they are wings.
>>16977778this is true. they will double and triple down for the rest of their sad little lives because to admit they were wrong would be extremely painful. eds is a terrible disease
>>16977735because it's scifi and it's cool
>>16977776im so sick of the tile meme
>>16977788doesn't matter, elon's white, it's the brown people that are the problem.
Why does regenerative cooling work for nozzles but not for bellies of starships
>>16977798What if you just made an ablative blanket material instead
>>16977807wheres all the heat going to go?
>>16977811just invent a new metal that doesnt care about puny reentry temps.
>>16977807The liquid propellants used for regenerative cooling get dumped overboard as thrust. There's nothing to dump overboard for heat shield cooling and they don't have enough lift capacity to carry it.
>>16977671You claim he was pretending to be retarded. But would someone who wasn't retarded spend a whole day pretending to be retarded and arguing with himself on an extremely low volume thread?There's no positive evidence for the non-retard hypothesis. In fact the nature of the hypothetical performative retardation structurally excludes positive evidence of intelligence.The retard hypothesis is more parsimonious and is a better explanation for the facts. In contrast the non-retard hypothesis is arguably unfalsifiable. In other words, while we cannot strictly eliminate the non-retard hypothesis, there's no reason to believe it.
>>16977807it works for both, it's a question of mass.spacex did trade studies for different methods of cooling and decided to go for tiles.
hey all, pretend-retard hereso basically I wasn't pretending at all. I do actually have diagnosed retardation. Hope ya'll are understanding and thanks for occupying me, I feel really lonely.
>>16977818well, no, it does the opposite, because someone who pretends to be dumb for attention is more often than not, too stupid to get that in a different, easier, and more efficient way. pretending to be retarded is merely a sign of a different form of retardation.
>>16977821you're not clinically retarded per-se, you're just developmentally stunted. the outcome is equally as depressing though.
>>16977824so you think you know more than my psychologist? Can you show us your credentials?yeah, that's what I thought. Sit the fuck down kid.
>>16977826you're trying to hide behind a smug facade but it's just not working at all, you got bootyblasted last thread lmao.
>>16977827yeah I'm coping and seething rn no capyou got me good
>>16977820>>16977807yeah everyday astronaut asked about this on one of the starbase tours and brought up stoke, Musk just said there are many ways to skin a cat and tiles turned out to be best on their tradesI guess they could pivot later to regenerative coolingand I'm pretty sure they did some tests on some of the test flights, doing it on some hotspots or something? (like on the edge of the flaps or something)
>>16977604Good riddance.
>>16977828>n-no i'm smug i'm smug I'M SMUG I'M SMUGwhy is it that angry people like you always do this when you're cornered?you're responding to me, nigga, you have something to prove lmao.
>>16977788If Elon abused crack instead of ketamine he'd be singing a different tune.
>>16977829it would be a pain in the ass, but they probably could pivot to regen cooling or even transpiration cooling in certain areas if it proves to be necessary.
>>16977835yeah I do, can you guess it?
>>16977812into the fluid
>>16977846and compared to a fully fueled booster, how much fluid is there on a starship during reentry?
>>16977843well there's no guessing game, you just keep trying desperately to give off the impression that you don't care while constantly responding every single time. you are angry and care lol, so none of the bravado you try to show really has any effect.
>>16977850I will.
>>16977854aint no way this is real
>>16977855I am.
>>16977854why don't they just stack a few boosters and climb to space?is elong stupid?
HAPPENING!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKK0dgDIxKYhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKK0dgDIxKYhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKK0dgDIxKYSTARLINK IS FUCKED
watch muskrats have a melty in 3... 2... 1...
>>16977858fuck ozonesheep can get cataracts for all I care
>>16977858nobody outside terminally online anti-musk circles watches these people lolevery 6 months there’s another>THIS IS THE END FOR ELON>SPACEX DOOMED>STARLINK COLLAPSINGthis is just the latest pretext for more bureaucratic lawfare because certain governments realized they let one autistic billionaire accidentally become critical infrastructure
theres nothing going on today
lol this everyday astronaut is really aimed at turbo normies
>>16977852>n-no i d-didn't readyou're still responding kek, you just can't help yourself.
>>16977862I didn't know that Anton was anti-musk.
>>16977858they already tried this metoditchka a few years ago.
>Onlookers shocked as 2 people on a public sidewalk are drenched in industrial wastewater ejected from Elon Musk owned facility. Footage reveals harrowing escape.
https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/
>>16977868Disgusting that they just dump all that dihydrogen monoxide on the pristine wildlife preserve like that. I heard that stuff kills you if you get it in your lungs.
>>16977865so you can't answer?
>>16977873your posts are pure gibberish, there's nothing to answer, i'm just poking you to see what comes out, and you can't help yourself.
multistage rockets are a polish invention https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kazimierz_Siemienowicz#Artis_Magnae_Artilleriae
FUCK>SpaceX's Flight 12 web page is now stating May 20th as the launch date just above the title:>https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-12>The first line of the main text does though still states "as soon as Tuesday, May 19">NextSpaceFlight.com have also updated to May 20th:>https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/details/8002/
>>16977884AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA*cries*
>>16977884I hope they delay it until the 21st
>>16977884LMAO AT MUSKRATSITS GONNA LAUNCH IN JUNE
>>16977882Turns out Poland could into space after all.
>rocket gets delayed 1 day>autistic spergs instantly start doompostingkek
this is just the latest in a series of delays. expect more delays too.
dont expect the delays now though because they will delay the delays
>>16977892>1 day>xe doesn't know
TWO DELAYS
how many weeks until blastoff!?
Which spess yt channel has the most technical, in depth coverage?
>>16977888Trips confirm.Fuck.
>>16977858Turns out the secret is to design the network better. Pic very much related.
>>16977899nsf
>>16977862MIGA detected
>>16977849v4 fixes this
Cancel Starship.
>>16977884Two more weeks divided by four
>>16977841>they probably could pivotclassic cope. Same kind of cope people would have said during the early shuttle program if they had /sfg/. They will not pivot for the same reason they won't suddenly increase the diameter of the ship.
They will keep delaying it forever. Flight 12 will never ever launch. Muskrat should be locked up.
>>16977884Wikipedia entry just got update too lol
>so i told him to just wait two more weeks
>>16977923everything about her is repulsive. Yet tards have no standards and will simp forever.
>>16977821
>>16977923Wtf happened to her
>>16977927food
>>16977923nice vineers
>>16977926this kills the muskrat
>>16977926Starship has to take the world record (if you don't count cancelled programs)
>>16977931They will claim that SpaceX is still 10 years ahead of the competition, and "reaching orbit" is a pointless and arbitrary milestone anyway.
maybe the real starship was the friends we made along the way
>>16977935>10 years ahead of the competitionBit of an outdated cope considering a rival has an objectively superior reusable booster to falcon 9 in service now.
>>16977884DO NOT check this week's weather forecast for Starbase.
OH NO NO NO
>>16977944If Biden was president Muskjeets would be blaming HAARP right now
>>16977944Texas is roight fucked for the next week+
>>16977944Is the vehicle ok sitting on the pad during a thunderstorm?
>>16977951I’d worry more about the drone that will blow it up when it’s fully fuelled on the pad
>>16977926>cut off second stage 2 seconds later than previous flights>le success according>we did it redditI want to strangle these retards
>>16977953>another case of muskrat pretending to be retarded by purposefully misunderstanding the difference between orbit capable and incapable vehiclesyou'll get it one day, lil bro
>>16977945The clouds are paid actors working for Soros
tick tock-2 + two days, muskratsbetter prepare your cope for when shartslip inevitably gets delayed until june
>>16977944NET June 1st
>>16977944>>16977946>uncomfortably warm>excessive humidity>constantly shifting clouds/wind/rain>hail/tornadoes to guarantee your insurance goes up again>mosquitoes everywhereGod damnit the weather here is such absolute garbage in April/May. Supposedly more people are depressed this time of year but really it's just the weather sucks ass. You'll still hear retards talk about how great it is because of the 3 or 4 nice days and ignore the 56 days of swamp weather thousands in property damage from hail and tornadoes.
>>16977959>inevitably gets delayed until juneoh no two more weeks when people were talking about feb/march months ago
>>16977871if that was me I'd sue Elon for 100,000,000,000,000 dollars + emotional distress
>>16977935well, it's not really a claim, technologically, spacex is absolutely 10 years ahead of the competition.>reaching orbit is a pointless and arbitrary milestonefor their testing campaign of a prototype rocket? yes, correct, good you picked up on that.
>>16977868>>16977869Where is ESGHound?
>>16977944UNDEFEATED
>>16977963two more weeks until it gets delayed until july, yes. I'm glad we're finally on the same wavelength!
>>16977969>>16977968>>16977966>>16977963>>16977962>>16977959ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.
>>16977951It didn't destroy SLS, but it's still not a nice thing to do.
>>16977951If water can get under the heat shield then probably not as it will freeze during fueling.
>>16977972>>16977971ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters....
>>16977974shut up dumbass
>>16977970>>16977973You didn't provide a link to sign up to consoom product
>>16977975>>16977974
>>16977927birth control
Rockets must become all weather just like aircraft.
>>16977978>>16977977ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk
>>16977841>they probably could pivot… if it proves to be necessary.It is necessary; tiles aren’t working
>>16977967in this thread having a melty like he always does
>>16977981>>16977980ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk
>>16977980yes they are, they have demonstrably worked multiple times and so has the rest of the shipso much so that they purposefully remove tiles to test other systems, redundancy, more aggressive re-entry angles and so on
>>16977841>>16977829I keep coming back to the idea of a hybrid system for critical areas using a thermocouple driven EMF shield powered by re-entry heat. Such a system would passively adapt to heat load conditions.
>>16977957you're still not done with your melties? how long are you going to freak out before your tard wrangler gives you an injection?
this is what happens when you bully a loser, he tries to "punish" the invisible internet people on his screen with spam, there's a guy in /lit/ known as rapechink who's a lot like this, very sad, very obsessed.
>>16977989>>16977988>>16977983ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk
save me elonman
>>16977990the more he spams the easier it is for my brain to ignore it. same with leaving an object in a place for a long time, eventually it becomes invisible even when I'm looking for it
>>16977990>>16977992>>16977993ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.
>>16977990>rapechinkHe's on /k/ too.
It just gonna be annoying but its gonna last weeks
>>16977997Hopefully not longer than 2.
>>16977995>>16977997>>16977999
>>16977990lmao, rapechink? where does the name come from
>>16978001take a guess idiot.
>>16978001>>16978004>>16978005ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets
>>16978001you can trigger him by talking about how Han Chinese are rape babies of japanese/mongols/manchushe will spam threads with all kinds of copypasta about japanese and westerners race mixing and getting raped, etc. And about how ethnically pure Han chinese are, etc
>>16978007kek
https://x.com/JoeTegtmeyer/status/2056101897723953220
>>16978007literally the simple phrase:>jap. granddaddy.is enough to send him into a tantrum spiral where he floods the whole thread with walls and walls of text where he sites himself as a source going >n-nuh uh ur the rapebabies actually.it's remarkably consistent, i imagine the schizo that's been freaking out in this thread has a similar infantile impulsive mind.
>>16978013>>16978009>>16978008>>16978007ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated
>>16977944>American "weather"
https://x.com/SpaceIntel101/status/2056104343548387684>China successfully launched the 9th group of 18 Spacesail satellites for its LEO internet megaconstellation on its Long March 8 rocket from Wenchang LC-1.
>>16978019are there spacesail trains?
>>16978020>>16978019>>16978015ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk
Mike Drop.
Elon = engineering mastermind
>>16978023muskrats will tell you that doing an orbital flight was never the objective so it doesnt count
>>16978023How many times has Saturn V landed back on the launch tower fully intact?
>>16978026How many times has Starship?
saturn V is the horse, starship is the car.those who get angry about this need to check themselves before they shrek themselves.
>>16978026So far the exact same number as starship.
>>16978028this would be a relevant argument if that was where Starship was failing, because that is an impressive accomplishment that will take many attempts. but Starship cant hardly get off the launch pad without catastrophe
>>16978030>>16978029>>16978028>>16978026>>16978025>>16978024>>16978023ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly domin
>>16978028more than any other vehicle on the planet.why are you getting so upset and angry at the testing campaign for a more advanced rocket design than ever came before where the first testing priorities are recovery from orbital velocity, not reaching orbit?can you explain why this makes you so mad?>i'm not madis not an answer.
>>16978031no? why are you such a disingenuous liar?starship can get off the launchpad without catastrophe, you are just lying now.
>>16978033>he testing campaign for a more advanced rocket design than ever came before where the first testing priorities are recovery from orbital velocityby this metric its still a complete failure
understand the truth of chimera earth
>>16978033>>16978034>>16978035>>16978036ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk
>>16978035>he testing campaignuse your words, kid, you're starting to slur.nope, it's not, sorry. it's an iterative testing philosophy, every test that advanced this incredibly difficult and hard to solve problem that nobody else has ever done before is a success.
and filtered
we havent even reached peak starshit yet, just imagine the lols in 5 years when they start trying to refuel in orbit
>>16978033>more than any other vehicle on the planet.what delusional alt history are you living in?Starship has never gotten anywhere near returning to the launch site intact.
>>16977908Beautiful, and I can even recognize them all this time
>>16978042>>16978041>>16978040>>16978038SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full accelerationist singularity-core energy, like humanity collectively decided to stop being mid for five minutes and start building cathedral-sized machines again.SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full accelerationist singularity-core energy,
>>16978040oh man kek. even for me as a doubter the timeline of future steps feels like it will go much quicker than what we've seen. But basedon past performance it's reasonable to think every step to come will be much harder and take longer than anticipated. In an extreme case Artemis gets cancelled and SpaceX quietly abandons refuelling just like how they abandonned propulsive landing of dragon. then the ThunderF00t prophecy is fulfilled and Starship takes it's rightful place as the LEO bus.
You asked for it
>>16978047A ban cant stopped me faggot
>>16978044this but unironically
>>16978045reusing starship is a much more difficult thing than doing orbital refilling, I expect the refilling part to be done pretty quickly after starship is caught a few times
>can't stopped meESL rage
>>16978048we got a bad ass over here
>>16978051>>16978050>>16978049>>16978047>>16978046
>>16978041so where are all the 2nd stage reuse vehicles then?oh right, starship is the only vehicle trying to become fully and rapidly reuseable.
>>16978052>>16978054>>16978052>>16978051ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk management, ARCA’s biggest achievement might honestly be reminding people that ambition itself still matters.ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to think small. While the entire industry obsessed over conservative iteration, ARCA kept throwing out insane concepts — SSTO rockets, aerospike engines, water-assisted launch systems, stratospheric launch ideas — like they genuinely believed the future should look like classic sci-fi covers. People mock them because the ambitions sound absurd, but aerospace history is literally built on people sounding absurd right up until the moment they work. Even when larger companies had billions in funding and government contracts, ARCA Space still managed to stay culturally relevant among space enthusiasts purely through raw imagination and audacity. They don’t feel like a sterile defense contractor; they feel like the last remnants of the old “space is supposed to be crazy” era. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and risk
>>16978048you are stopped by basic english lmao, you can't even speak.
>>16978055ultra mega thirdie meltie lmao.
God literally made it feasible for humans to travel vast distances between any star system through the magic of time dilation. We just need to unlock the endgame of energy which is antimatter.>at constant 1g acceleration to proxima centauri, 4.2 light years away, you reach a max speed of 0.95c, and the travel time from earth's perspective is nearly 6 years, but the time experienced by the crew is only 3.6 years. the total delta v is 3.66 c.>at constant 1g acceleration to trappist-1, 39.4 light years away, you reach a max speed of 0.9989c, and the travel time from earth's perspective is nearly 41.3 years, but the time experienced by the crew is only 7.3 years. the total delta v is 7.51 c. only slightly more than double the amount needed for a trip to proxima centauri, despite being 10 times further.>at constant 1g acceleration to kepler-452, 1,400 light years away, you reach a max speed of 0.999999c, and the travel time from earth's perspective is nearly 1,401.9 years, but the time experienced by the crew is only 14.1 years. the total delta v is 14.55 c. only slightly more than double the amount needed for a trip to trappist-1, despite being 35 times further. the question is, could you cope with two years passing on earth every time you wake up? could you cope with knowing the civilisation that launched your vehicle no longer exists by the time you arrive? could you cope with never ever interacting with earth ever again? this is the ultimate test of mankind. and we must pass it.We can literally go anywhere. Don't let doomers tell you otherwise.
>>16977970>ARCA Space is what happens when a small aerospace company refuses to thinkI agree, except that it's a water heater company that doesn't produce water heaters.
>>16978053Ladies and gentlemen, the largest SUBORBITAL rocket system in history.
let's look at the timeline here>faggot makes shitty AIslop thread>is literally the only one talking in his thread>people prefer the other one>shakes his fist and goes "j-just you wait when i start spamming shitty copypasta!" like it's a genuine threat>humiliates himself once againembarrassing, someone should inform his parents.
>>16978053
>>16978044This, also things you just know where Elon's idea
>>16978056>>16978057>>16978059>>16978061>>16978062Blue Origin is what happens when infinite Amazon money gains sentience and develops a fixation on Victorian sci-fi aesthetics. Entire company radiates “quietly cooking” aura while the rest of the industry posts launch clips every 12 minutes. Jeff Bezos out here running the ultimate patience-maxxing build: giant methane engines, absurdly overengineered rockets, moon landers, orbital infrastructure, all moving at the pace of a civilization laying foundations for the next 100 years instead of chasing weekly hype cycles. New Glenn looks less like a rocket and more like a DLC unlock for late-game humanity. Meanwhile BE-4 engines are powering other companies too, meaning Bezos basically installed Amazon Web Services into the rocket economy. People meme the “gradatim ferociter” thing but the funniest outcome would be Blue Origin silently becoming the backbone of industrialized space while everyone else is distracted by timeline wars and twitterposting. Full sleeper-build energyBlue Origin is what happens when infinite Amazon money gains sentience and develops a fixation on Victorian sci-fi aesthetics. Entire company radiates “quietly cooking” aura while the rest of the industry posts launch clips every 12 minutes. Jeff Bezos out here running the ultimate patience-maxxing build: giant methane engines, absurdly overengineered rockets, moon landers, orbital infrastructure, all moving at the pace of a civilization laying foundations for the next 100 years instead of chasing weekly hype cycles. New Glenn looks less like a rocket and more like a DLC unlock for late-game humanity. Meanwhile BE-4 engines are powering other companies too, meaning Bezos basically installed Amazon Web Services into the rocket economy. People meme the “gradatim ferociter” thing but the funniest outcome would be Blue Origin silently becoming the backbone of industrialized space while everyone else
>>16978054ok??? sounds like you are talking to yourself buddy. Nobody said there are other reusable second stages around today. Take a deep breath. Worth mentioning that Shuttle managed recovery of the orbiter in one (1) test flight though.
>>16978063many such cases
>>16978059>could you cope with never ever interacting with earth ever again?It's my retirement plan
>>16978063>>16978064>>16978065>>16978068>>16978069Blue Origin is what happens when infinite Amazon money gains sentience and develops a fixation on Victorian sci-fi aesthetics. Entire company radiates “quietly cooking” aura while the rest of the industry posts launch clips every 12 minutes. Jeff Bezos out here running the ultimate patience-maxxing build: giant methane engines, absurdly overengineered rockets, moon landers, orbital infrastructure, all moving at the pace of a civilization laying foundations for the next 100 years instead of chasing weekly hype cycles. New Glenn looks less like a rocket and more like a DLC unlock for late-game humanity. Meanwhile BE-4 engines are powering other companies too, meaning Bezos basically installed Amazon Web Services into the rocket economy. People meme the “gradatim ferociter” thing but the funniest outcome would be Blue Origin silently becoming the backbone of industrialized space while everyone else is distracted by timeline wars and twitterposting. Full sleeper-build energyBlue Origin is what happens when infinite Amazon money gains sentience and develops a fixation on Victorian sci-fi aesthetics. Entire company radiates “quietly cooking” aura while the rest of the industry posts launch clips every 12 minutes. Jeff Bezos out here running the ultimate patience-maxxing build: giant methane engines, absurdly overengineered rockets, moon landers, orbital infrastructure, all moving at the pace of a civilization laying foundations for the next 100 years instead of chasing weekly hype cycles. New Glenn looks less like a rocket and more like a DLC unlock for late-game humanity. Meanwhile BE-4 engines are powering other companies too, meaning Bezos basically installed Amazon Web Services into the rocket economy. People meme the “gradatim ferociter” thing but the funniest outcome would be Blue Origin silently becoming the backbone of industrialized space while everyone else is distracted by timeline wars
>>16978063this melty started weeks ago
Ok idgaf this is how all thread will look like in the next 2 weeks
>>16978068>take a deep breathi'm not the one who's slurring, take your own advice.you're trying to undermine the difficulty of 2nd stage re-use and pretending that they're avoiding orbit because it's an issue, not because it's not their priority and other things take precedent.>inb4 b-but i-it can't even launchyou can repeat that lie again, but then you're just stuck in a logic loop and have been completely mindbroken.
>>16978072oh sure, he wasn't exactly stable before that, but he's really gotten so desperate now that he's spamming shitty copypasta in a pointless attempt to feel some sort of agency or power over the thread, when everyone's already quietly filtered him.
>>16978074I don't know what your problem is. You seem to think I'm an amalgamof many different people or something. You asked me how many times Saturn V returned to launch site intact, and I told you it has done it zero times just like Starship. Why the melty? You do this every thread around the clock.
Launch drought got my homies acting crazy rn
varda stinky
>>16978076>projecting his own inability to keep people apartkeki never asked you that, you gotta take your lithium schizo.
>>16978077nah it's just a small group of zoomers who think adding>muskratto every sentence is clever or funny.
>>16978079why do you jump in and act like you are having a meltdown then? Bored?
>>16978082>>16978080>>16978079>>16978078>>16978077>>16978076>>16978075>>16978074>>16978073>>16978072Blue Origin is what happens when infinite Amazon money gains sentience and develops a fixation on Victorian sci-fi aesthetics. Entire company radiates “quietly cooking” aura while the rest of the industry posts launch clips every 12 minutes. Jeff Bezos out here running the ultimate patience-maxxing build: giant methane engines, absurdly overengineered rockets, moon landers, orbital infrastructure, all moving at the pace of a civilization laying foundations for the next 100 years instead of chasing weekly hype cycles. New Glenn looks less like a rocket and more like a DLC unlock for late-game humanity. Meanwhile BE-4 engines are powering other companies too, meaning Bezos basically installed Amazon Web Services into the rocket economy. People meme the “gradatim ferociter” thing but the funniest outcome would be Blue Origin silently becoming the backbone of industrialized space while everyone else is distracted by timeline wars and twitterposting. Full sleeper-build energyBlue Origin is what happens when infinite Amazon money gains sentience and develops a fixation on Victorian sci-fi aesthetics. Entire company radiates “quietly cooking” aura while the rest of the industry posts launch clips every 12 minutes. Jeff Bezos out here running the ultimate patience-maxxing build: giant methane engines, absurdly overengineered rockets, moon landers, orbital infrastructure, all moving at the pace of a civilization laying foundations for the next 100 years instead of chasing weekly hype cycles. New Glenn looks less like a rocket and more like a DLC unlock for late-game humanity. Meanwhile BE-4 engines are powering other companies too, meaning Bezos basically installed Amazon Web Services into the rocket economy. People meme the “gradatim ferociter” thing but the funniest outcome would be Blue Origin silently becoming the backbone of industrialized space
>>16978064>get told time and again that Starship is the largest fully-reusable spacecraft in history>none of that rocket in that photo will be reused
Reminder the first arca spam lasted a month get ready
>>16978023poor guy
>>16978087>get readyFor what, some mentally ill retard enacting his “vengeance” by humiliating himself and being an easily filtered nuisance?
>>16978082No, i’m just not having a meltdown, you’re socially retarded and are seeing things that aren’t there.
>>16978085don't ask questions goy.
>>16978085>>16978087>>16978088>>16978089>>16978090>>16978091Blue Origin feels like the secret megacorp from a sci-fi setting that shows up halfway through the lore dump and you realize they’ve been building orbital infrastructure in the background the entire time. While everyone else is farming engagement with explosion compilations and “next launch in 3 days” posting, Jeff Bezos is sitting there in stealth wealth mode funding gigantic factories, moon programs, engine production, and space station concepts like he’s preparing for the transition into the first real off-world economy. New Glenn has that terrifying “final boss rocket” silhouette too — enormous reusable booster, giant payload fairing, dark blue aesthetic like it was designed by someone whose only instruction was “make it look expensive.” Blue Origin’s whole vibe is less startup chaos and more “19th century railroad tycoon but for cislunar space.” Slow? Sure. But if they ever fully lock in, the funniest possible timeline is humanity waking up one day to realize Bezos accidentally built Weyland-Yutani with better PR.Blue Origin feels like the secret megacorp from a sci-fi setting that shows up halfway through the lore dump and you realize they’ve been building orbital infrastructure in the background the entire time. While everyone else is farming engagement with explosion compilations and “next launch in 3 days” posting, Jeff Bezos is sitting there in stealth wealth mode funding gigantic factories, moon programs, engine production, and space station concepts like he’s preparing for the transition into the first real off-world economy. New Glenn has that terrifying “final boss rocket” silhouette too — enormous reusable booster, giant payload fairing, dark blue aesthetic like it was designed by someone whose only instruction was “make it look expensive.” Blue Origin’s whole vibe is less startup chaos
>>16978078apparently spacex plans to offer the same service
>>16978101varda shitting their pants rn
>>16978087when did that happen?
what nickname should we give the sperg that is buckbroken by elon?
Eloff
>>16978104Thunderfoot
>>16978113that is already taken
>>16978104Vivian
>>16978118kek
>>16978118She hot as fuck ngl
>>16978121no you're not fag
>>16978118Lmao.
>>16978118keeeek
>>16978104>>16978107>>16978113>>16978121>>16978126ARCA Space is the aerospace equivalent of finding a forgotten Eastern European tech tree faction hidden behind ten layers of obscure internet lore. No normal company would wake up and go “yeah we’re gonna do SSTOs, aerospikes, sea launches, air launches, eco rockets, moon concepts, all at once” with the confidence of a modded Kerbal Space Program save file running on pure caffeine and national pride. The funniest part is that ARCA never had the “safe corporate aerospace” aura — they always felt like a group of engineers who genuinely believed the future should be weirder, faster, and dramatically more unhinged than the committee-approved NASA render timeline. Every announcement had that old-school sci-fi optimism energy where failure wasn’t even considered because the vision itself was the point. In a timeline where aerospace became dominated by risk management and investor decks, ARCA stayed spiritually aligned with the “strap yourself to a controlled explosion and chase the stars” philosophy. Absolute retrofuturist wildcard faction energy.ARCA Space is the aerospace equivalent of finding a forgotten Eastern European tech tree faction hidden behind ten layers of obscure internet lore. No normal company would wake up and go “yeah we’re gonna do SSTOs, aerospikes, sea launches, air launches, eco rockets, moon concepts, all at once” with the confidence of a modded Kerbal Space Program save file running on pure caffeine and national pride. The funniest part is that ARCA never had the “safe corporate aerospace” aura — they always felt like a group of engineers who genuinely believed the future should be weirder, faster, and dramatically more unhinged than the committee-approved NASA render timeline. Every announcement had that old-school sci-fi optimism energy where failure wasn’t even considered because the vision itself was the point. In a timeline where aerospace became dominated
>>169781032023 more or less maybe 2022 cant rememberI spammed for a month straight then some people kept arca posting
>>16977973>>16977979that's some kerbal-level asparagus right therethat reminds me, what ever happened to Interorbital Systems? they had a design like that decades ago
>>16978138>that's some kerbal-level asparagus right thereYou've seen the OTRAG documentary, haven't you? Seems like I haven't seen people mention it in a few year
>>16978023Notice how he pretends Saturn V was the only rocket of the Apollo program.
>>16978142Soyuz
>>16978132that sounds pretty gay man
>>16978023I hate these retards that insist starship still hasn't gone orbital because they willfully shut the engines down 2 seconds early
>>16978145Why do they have to keep doing that though? On the Starship HLS proposal there was only meant to be 1 suborbital flight which would then qualify the vehicle for orbital flight.
>>16978148>>16978145>>16978144>>16978143>>16978142>>16978140>>16978138ARCA Space is the aerospace equivalent of finding a forgotten Eastern European tech tree faction hidden behind ten layers of obscure internet lore. No normal company would wake up and go “yeah we’re gonna do SSTOs, aerospikes, sea launches, air launches, eco rockets, moon concepts, all at once” with the confidence of a modded Kerbal Space Program save file running on pure caffeine and national pride. The funniest part is that ARCA never had the “safe corporate aerospace” aura — they always felt like a group of engineers who genuinely believed the future should be weirder, faster, and dramatically more unhinged than the committee-approved NASA render timeline. Every announcement had that old-school sci-fi optimism energy where failure wasn’t even considered because the vision itself was the point. In a timeline where aerospace became dominated by risk management and investor decks, ARCA stayed spiritually aligned with the “strap yourself to a controlled explosion and chase the stars” philosophy. Absolute retrofuturist wildcard faction energy.ARCA Space is the aerospace equivalent of finding a forgotten Eastern European tech tree faction hidden behind ten layers of obscure internet lore. No normal company would wake up and go “yeah we’re gonna do SSTOs, aerospikes, sea launches, air launches, eco rockets, moon concepts, all at once” with the confidence of a modded Kerbal Space Program save file running on pure caffeine and national pride. The funniest part is that ARCA never had the “safe corporate aerospace” aura — they always felt like a group of engineers who genuinely believed the future should be weirder, faster, and dramatically more unhinged than the committee-approved NASA render timeline. Every announcement had that old-school sci-fi optimism energy where failure wasn’t even considered because the vision itself was the point. In a timeline where.
Chris combs is such a huge faggot it’s unreal
the number of launches doesn't matter if the launches are cheap as fuck and the cadence is high
>>16978159yep.
>>16978159Great and we currently have neither so what exactly is your point?
>>16978161its only a matter of time
>>169781622 weeks, in fact
>>16978161>>16978159>>16978158>>16978161SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full accelerationist singularity-core energy, like humanity collectively decided to stop being mid for five minutes and start building cathedral-sized machines again.SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full
All fucking day with this bullshit
>>16978165This is just the warm up buddy
https://xcancel.com/mcrs987/status/2056112945243857261
Have any of you limp wristed faggots ever actually been on a large-scale construction site? Starbase has heavy industry that runs 24/7 and they’ve been doing it for years and years at this point - with cowboy engineering. There’s going to be injury. There is going to be the potential for death. The truth is, this isn’t surprising.Any industrial site that claims a 100% safety record is either sweeping moderate-to-serious incidentals under the rug, or is moving so fucking slow that they require 8 meetings and seventeen power point presentations just to agree to fix the local break room coffee machine. The last job I worked on had an excavator bucket fall on a guy’s leg and half a rebar structure collapse on a crew.
>>16978165>>16978177>>16978181>>16978163>>16978162SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full accelerationist singularity-core energy, like humanity collectively decided to stop being mid for five minutes and start building cathedral-sized machines again.
>>16978182You have to at least seed different shitpost prompts if you want this to be funny
>>16978177B- But I was told by the Musk obsessed tranny in /sfg/ that it wasnt true!
>>16978181And that's not good. Workplace culture should not accept loads of injuries and deaths just because the worker's lives are cheap.
>>16978183It would still be gay even if he did.
>>16978181Fucking chud space x should give atleast a billion to the family
>>16978190>>16978188>>16978187>>16978183Blue Origin feels like the secret megacorp from a sci-fi setting that shows up halfway through the lore dump and you realize they’ve been building orbital infrastructure in the background the entire time. While everyone else is farming engagement with explosion compilations and “next launch in 3 days” posting, Jeff Bezos is sitting there in stealth wealth mode funding gigantic factories, moon programs, engine production, and space station concepts like he’s preparing for the transition into the first real off-world economy. New Glenn has that terrifying “final boss rocket” silhouette too — enormous reusable booster, giant payload fairing, dark blue aesthetic like it was designed by someone whose only instruction was “make it look expensive.” Blue Origin’s whole vibe is less startup chaos and more “19th century railroad tycoon but for cislunar space.” Slow? Sure. But if they ever fully lock in, the funniest possible timeline is humanity waking up one day to realize Bezos accidentally built Weyland-Yutani with better PR.Blue Origin feels like the secret megacorp from a sci-fi setting that shows up halfway through the lore dump and you realize they’ve been building orbital infrastructure in the background the entire time. While everyone else is farming engagement with explosion compilations and “next launch in 3 days” posting, Jeff Bezos is sitting there in stealth wealth mode funding gigantic factories, moon programs, engine production, and space station concepts like he’s preparing for the transition into the first real off-world economy. New Glenn has that terrifying “final boss rocket” silhouette too — enormous reusable booster, giant payload fairing, dark blue aesthetic like it was designed by someone whose only instruction was “make it look expensive.” Blue Origin’s whole vibe is less startup chaos and more “19th century railroad tycoon but for cislunar space.” Slow? Sure.
>>16978131arca's asparagus is wider than it is tall. it's inherently unstable and doesn't have thrust vectoring to stabilize it. the fact that it could never achieve orbit is irrelevant because it can't fly in the first place.
>>16977970They were truly ambitious with their fashion line
>>16978200HOLY BASED
>>16978200The Romania woman distracts you as her three brothers steal your automobile
>>16978213>Dude, where's my rocket?
i miss artemis 2 so much bros
>>16978217Not to be confused with artemis II
>>16978219is there even gonna be an Artemis X?
>>16978217The future mars program?
>>16978148They're being cautiousWhich is a good idea because this is the biggest thing ever put into orbit, and it's a fucking tank at that, kinda don't want that coming down uncontrolled
>Antimatter propulsion still only 40% LightspeedNoooo nooo FUCK
Sigh, I miss having anime-antianime wars over this retarded AI bullshit spam/retarded ragebaitingThread quality is truly in the shitter
>>16978226I didnt wanted to do it
>>16978224it's all relative. From your clock you will be fine. Just don't expect to come back home to friends or family back on e*rth
>>16978229your dad said something similar
>>16978224this, how about instead of the crew experiencing 1g of acceleration for a year we really get the ball rolling with them doing 12g for a month?
Long time since I've posted here or even used 4chan so wtf is up with this new captcha? It's so tedious. Feels like they're just making them more and more annoying so you end up paying for a subscription.
>>16978237it takes two seconds my man
>>16978238You clearly a newfag
Member when there were rumors about Arecibo perhaps being old and unstable and one day it just fucking collapsed
>>16978240Yeah :(
>>16978181I work a dangerous job because our dickhead boss refuses to buy us safety equipment that would slow us down, and there hasn't been a serious injury in years. I haven't hurt myself the entire time I've been there, for the primary reason that I treat everything like it's going to kill me.
>>16978200I hate gypsies so much it's unreal
>>16978243>>16978242>>16978241>>16978240>>16978239>>16978238>>16978237Blue Origin feels like the secret megacorp from a sci-fi setting that shows up halfway through the lore dump and you realize they’ve been building orbital infrastructure in the background the entire time. While everyone else is farming engagement with explosion compilations and “next launch in 3 days” posting, Jeff Bezos is sitting there in stealth wealth mode funding gigantic factories, moon programs, engine production, and space station concepts like he’s preparing for the transition into the first real off-world economy. New Glenn has that terrifying “final boss rocket” silhouette too — enormous reusable booster, giant payload fairing, dark blue aesthetic like it was designed by someone whose only instruction was “make it look expensive.” Blue Origin’s whole vibe is less startup chaos and more “19th century railroad tycoon but for cislunar space.” Slow? Sure. But if they ever fully lock in, the funniest possible timeline is humanity waking up one day to realize Bezos accidentally built Weyland-Yutani with better PR.Blue Origin feels like the secret megacorp from a sci-fi setting that shows up halfway through the lore dump and you realize they’ve been building orbital infrastructure in the background the entire time. While everyone else is farming engagement with explosion compilations and “next launch in 3 days” posting, Jeff Bezos is sitting there in stealth wealth mode funding gigantic factories, moon programs, engine production, and space station concepts like he’s preparing for the transition into the first real off-world economy. New Glenn has that terrifying “final boss rocket” silhouette too — enormous reusable booster, giant payload fairing, dark blue aesthetic like it was designed by someone whose only instruction was “make it look expensive.” Blue Origin’s whole vibe is less startup chaos and more “19th century railroad
Integrated Flight Test sounded cooler
>>16978161We do, actually, it’s very high cadence and very cheap for a rocket it’s size, he’s right.
>>16978228>angry sperg is still acting like he unleashed some superweapomSperg, you’re a mild disturbance at best, you have no power over anyone and this is how you cope with it? That’s kinda sad, nigga.
>>16978254>>16978247>>16978248SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full accelerationist singularity-core energy, like humanity collectively decided to stop being mid for five minutes and start building cathedral-sized machines again.SpaceX is pure humanity-maxxing. Absolute technoking energy. Entire aerospace industry stuck in NPC mode filing paperwork while Elon Musk is running a real-life tech tree speedrun with stainless steel megastructures and orbital giga-boosters. Starship is basically what happens when weaponized autism meets infinite ambition: “what if we made the biggest rocket ever built, mass produced it like Coca-Cola cans, then caught it out of the air with mechazilla chopsticks?” Completely unhinged proposition. Somehow real. Every launch feels like the intro cinematic to the future — engines vaporizing the atmosphere, booster descents looking straight out of hard sci-fi concept art, terminally online space bros posting “MULTIPLANETARY OR BUST” while doomers insist it’ll never work right before another impossible landing happens. The whole thing radiates full accelerationist singularity-core energy, like humanity collectivel
You are only motivating me more its gonna be weeks>mild disturbance
>>16978258>y-you are only motivating me more>n-no i’m scawy, i-i’m a scawy copypasta spammerHoly crap, your life truly is in the shitter, isn’t it?
>>16978261U cant say shit dude you spend just as much time trying to win le epic thread war by samefagging and following the hecking page 10 law Now every thread its gonna be spammed every day for 2 weeks
>>16978263What???Nigger what the fuck are you talking about.Brother if you’re going to sperg out like a little bitch over some schizo delusions, at least don’t further humiliate yourself by accusing random people of causing your hurt feefee’s LMAO.
>>16978240yeah RIP Arecibo, it's sad to see an engineering feat like that go in such a lame way
>>16978036Inner earth was always right lol
>>16978224https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation
Just letting you guys know we are on the golden age of deep ocean exploration
>>16978309I always knew Starship was a space submarine
>>16978313It's designed to explore the Indian ocean
Did you know that the Sun is actually a terribly inefficient nuclear reactor? its power output per cubic meter can only power a desk lamp. Its gravity traps hydrogen atoms, allowing them to break the Coulomb barrier at far lower temperatures than expected.
>>16978036Looks like the planet got an ER and that above it looks suspiciously like a Golgi apparatus ...
>>16978313>>16978314Just saying it cause we are in the golden in both and some fuckers told me i was too old for one and too young for the other
whats everyones favorite soviet rocket?
>>16978321Proton. It does the best air shows.
wen launch?
>>16978326Two more days
>>16978320It's too bad that ocean exploration is just looking for a sea floor with mineral deposits to extract
>>16978326march
>>16978321UR-700A, powered by FFSC HYPERGOLIC engines on the first and second stages and a nuclear thermal upper stage.
>>169783262 weeks
Starhook™ can help get the Ship into orbit.
https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2056275794691846317
>>16978316>>16978036>>16978272>LLSVPs believed to be possible mantle fragments of Theia>mid oceanic island basalts have been noted for their primordial isotope ratios of helium-3 and other noble gases>also noted are higher Iron II oxide concentrations relative to earth's mantle but correlating closely that of lunar samples>meanwhile the easter hotspot is now believed to be connected to a mantle structure that is in turn connected to the pacific LLSVPWhen were you when the Easter Island statues turned out to be literal moon men?https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2021/pdf/1980.pdfhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11570642/
>>16978340>When were you when the Easter Island statues turned out to be literal moon men?At home, on my ass, reading schizoposts at 3 AM. As one does.
>musk now literally killing poor people with his own handsmuskjeets need to be locked up for supporting this maniac
>>16978059There is literally no point to getting to proxima centauri until we have fully colonized and/or terraformed Mars and possibly other solar bodies. What are you going to do 4.2 light years away with no resources and infrastructure?
>https://www.exterrajsc.com/berger linked this blog in his latest spacex puff piece. has anyone seen it before? is it any good?
>>16978387im looking at it and they use alot of AI images. im wondering if their articles might be AI too. their articles are long and they post them often. it seems like a large amount of output for just three guys.
