Why can't we use balloons/planes to put the space rocket as high as possible and start the engines there? Won't this save a lot of fuel and thus "save the Planet"?
Why can't we use balloons/planes to put the space rocket as high as possible and start the engines there...
Landon Hernandez
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Oliver Garcia
Daniel Rivera
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Daniel Bell
>tie rocket to balloons
>tie rocket to earth
>balloons take the rocket up high
>earth drags the rocket around its axis, building up speed
>at the right time, someone on earth cuts the rope
>centrifugal force launches the rocket into space
bam, zero rocket fuel needed
Gabriel Martinez
fund it
Ethan Walker
Great for suborbital sounding rockets, almost no advantage for delivering payloads to orbit. rockets dont just go straight up.
Jason Rodriguez
If we build a space elevator black ppl will be upset. Since American culture revolves around niggers we can never go to space again
Alexander Nelson
we should just put the earth in space so that we dont need to launch rockets at all
Julian Cox
>rockets dont just go straight up
embrace the cognitive dissonance, sciencefag
Blake Rogers
It won't work. The rocket will just hit the firmament.
Ian Cox
Turning earth inside out so space is on the inside is the way to go. Then we can launch rockets like soda bottles. No fuel required.
Jacob Ramirez
Not really, altitude isn't the problem, getting to orbital speed is.
Juan Phillips
Would it work if we build a giant fucking pyramid into space in every 4 corners of tge Earth for balance?
Carter Bennett
James Jackson
Troll physics posts are the best
Oliver Roberts
first
where would you get the materials to build it from
you cant say earth, since you want to make a structure in addition to what the current volume of earth is
second
if you build something this big, it will only increase the mass of earth, making it harder to send anything into space in the first place
third
the kangz would hijack the pyramids and shieet
Henry Morales
Can't we get the material by making the Ocean deeper and thus preventing sea levels from ever harming us again?
Brandon Kelly
>where would you get the materials to build it from
Disassemble Mercury lol
>if you build something this big, it will only increase the mass of earth, making it harder to send anything into space in the first place
I think the goal here is bypassing the atmosphere, a "little" tradeoff in delta V is worth it to ditch the atmospheric launches.
Josiah Robinson
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Michael Hill
why is not the centrifugal power at the equator make rockets go up in space after the balloon lift it somewhat? should work if not earth is flat...