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We wouldn't have these relight problems if SpaceX just went hypergolic

>>15996271
Pretty fucking sweet line up of engines in that picture. I can spot the
>RD-191
>RD-180
>RD-171
>RD-701
>RD-270
>RD-251
I wonder how long until they give in and sell all that shit to China and India

>>15904198
>and goes on about simplicity and fucking hypergolics
Dustin is a GlushkoCHAD???

Attempted larp as a newfag that didn't know the 1 cubic kilometer meme? Successful.
I'm devilish.

>>15726771

>>15639177
Wouldn't have been a problem if they had gone with N2O4 and Pentaborane instead.

>>15378432
>not wanting to have propellents with kerolox level density and thrust while having hydrolox level ISP because he's a little bitch

>thread is getting filled with countless of tourists
It's over

>>15354902
>Kruschev gives in earlier to approve the development of a super heavy lift launcher instead of losing all interest of human spaceflight past Gagarin
>seperate design bureaus had to work together after one design had been chosen rather than developing different super heavy lift launchers in parallel
>Glushko either dropped his hypergolic engine autism or Korolev stopped being a scared faggot and let the first stage be hypergolic. Would have gotten reliable top tier engines many years earlier.
>Korolev obviously not dying during his operation

>>15324295
>>15324909
>no hypergolic chad Glushko but a bunch of chinkshit ones
Lame

>N2O4/Pentaborane Starship

>>15191720
>Starship switched to hypergolics
Umm, based???