/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15629630
>I literally showed my friend dozens of articles

>>12695028
Okay Joe, so what Elon is trying to say is that there is this thing called cost-plus contracting. You ever heard of Boeing? You know, the guys who make the planes. Yeah well - oh wait pass me that joint - okay yeah so anyways the government is run by a cabal. I can't say their name but it starts with "J". Let me tell you why the heat shield on the shuttle was so bad. You know what happened to Starliner right Joe?...

>So like, we have been studying the human brain for hundreds of years right?, and modern science still cannot tell us how consciousness works, but I watched a Kurzgesagt video on why AI will be here within 10 years, just like fusion and quantum computers, so basically I should be allowed to flood the spaceflight board with my theories and crackpot ideas on how we need to run AI when it inevitably gets here soon right? Heh and when people try to shut me down you KNOW I will just throw ad hominems at them and say that Elon talked about it a few times therefore it has to do with spaceflight

So there's this agency called the FAA...

Yeah, it's called SN9. It's made by a company called SpaceX (heh, you heard of Elon Musk?). It's gonna fly up a few kilometers, fall down, flip, and land perfectly dead-center with no problems. Might scrub a few times but it will fly.

>>12264969
The first stage is actually called superheavy, but when we stack them I call the whole thing “Starship.” 1200 metric tons of subcooled methane and oxygen. You see, you can chill the fuel and it makes it more dense so I get more fuel per given unit volume. And they aren’t wings, they are fins. The cylinder is actually a lifting body but y’know, I still don’t call it a spaceplane. Yeah it’s basically my ride to Mars