/sci/ - Science & Math

Are there any good reasons nuclear pulse propulsion would not work on a technical level? Even when health effects of atmospheric operation are considered some people make good arguments that fallout would cause acceptably minimal health effects. So are its obstacles simply politics and lack of need?

You faggots don't know about Orion. It's the TRUE dildo rocket (anal prolapser, ala Chuck Palaniuk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYHLpEEz_8g)) unlike the hollowed out fleshlight that is starship, which musktrannies use to satisfy both their male and tranny urges.

This is the way, anons.

> An interview with FAMK screenwriter Seth Gordon reveals that Season 4 will have a scene featuring an Orion Drive.
>Source: AstroEvada

https://twitter.com/AstroEvada/status/1647009717263167488

you gotta love how orion designs used to use a big command module as the top

>>12631660
>>12631728
Well the project Orion rocket (h-bomb rocket) can get us all over the solar system for FREE, but politics stop us from doing it. Brainlet musk falcon rockets are a fucking meme, but the orion tech works, it's a fact.

>>11236686
>tfw no mars colony because muh nukes are scary

>>8518807
Yeah, sure seems that way. Most of the apps I fill out are advertised for people with at least a year of experience. About the only way a new grad can have that is with internship/coop experience. It's kind of a catch 22 if you miss out on those opportunities, though. Gotta have experience to get the entry level job to get experience.