/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12730604
One of the rare accurate uses of the word.

Current Starship looks the best by far.
Nothing will ever surpass her, though.

>>12475031
I'd absolutely recommend >>12475094 and >>12475758 if at all possible. The first orbital flight of Starship is practically a necessity and making it all the more awesome by getting him to realize just how monumental Starship is would be something truly unforgettable.
>>12475264
So what parts of Orion are still confidential and why? Something about shaped charge nuclear warheads?

>>12357385
>SN4 shenanigans alone would cost them years in courts against mismanagement and fraud charges and massive public backlash.
This hit me hard.
>>12357398
>>12357401
I hate shiny Starship. I want it to have a bit of grit and grime to it, a sort of industrial feel.
I also believe Saturn V was the absolute peak of rocket aesthetics and that it has never and will never be topped, so take that as you will.

>>12106116
This is dumb as fuck.
We planted a flag on the moon so it should be ours. When we colonize the moon and Mars how can we not indisputably own them? I'm in no way biased by extreme jingoism, a belief that manifest destiny is never ending, and wanting the United States to become the largest empire to ever exist and be larger than every other country on Earth combined.
Makes sense to have it apply to space itself though.
>>12106186
Link to this tweet? I couldn't find it for the life of me.
>>12106599
You don't. God could come down from the heavens and show him a vision of the future in which every celestial body in the solar system gets colonized entirely thanks to Starship and he'd call God a Musk fanboy.

>>12089228
Will there ever be a rocket as beautiful as the Saturn V?
>"Senator Shelby called NASA and said if he hears one more word about propellant depots he’s going to cancel the Space Technology program."
Also that shit gives me a fucking aneurysm.