/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14886306
>Oh shit I just looked it up and you’re right. It would have been cheaper to just build out an armada of Saturn IBs. It was so much cheaper that you could have afforded 2 separate launches (one for crew, one for cargo) and still have at least 2-3 launches left before you equaled the cost of a single shuttle launch

Reusability was a mistake NASA never should have made

>>14647614
Its really over

>>9127451
This is true. I find the hardest part when dealing with the numbers (yeah, not great with them), but you may have a point. Maybe mixing something that dosent blow up will help me connect more with what I wish to do (and I am pretty sure the old ones did the same when they were studing chemestry and stuff). When I move to a house of my own I may try this.
Maybe some classes in college may help also. I always was curious to watch one, tho I dont realy know where they are and if I even can do such a thing in my campus (one time I tryed to watch a philosophy class and the teacher said for me to gtfo). I had greate professors, I was just a lazy angst teen who wasted he's time with internet and vidya in school (and this is why I didnt enter a good college even).

>>9127475
I tryed to do that, I even searched for my school books, but I have send them all away and the last bits I coundent understand shit, so I usualy give up. I send the last ones away yesterday and sometime I tryed searching for videos on youtube (some of them were very helpfull), and so on.
Anyway, I will do all you anons said, arigatou.

>>9127620
That's cool. Thanks