/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16086686

>>15866867
based

>>15852228
Give them a ride

>>15830049

>>15349555
Got just a thing

>>14606532

>>14582863
What about F9 fun ride?

>>12274282
Wheeeeeee!

>>11213361
>It’s the 6th flight for this particular New Shepard vehicle, marking the first time a Blue Origin booster has made this many consecutive flights (the previous booster flew five times consecutively)
"Keeping Up With the Elons"
Gotta bump that record before SpaceX catches up!
>This will also be the 9th commercial payload mission for New Shepard
So what kind of useful payload can you put on a carnival ride anyhow?
>thousands of postcards from students
Ah, now I see, carnival payloads for a carnival ride!

>>11213402
That was in the previous thread >>11205528

>>10365207
>and the New Shepard is also the only rocket that can fly twice within a 24 hours
Not so great unless you can do that with a useful payload. I guess you could call half a dozen paying passengers "useful", if you really wanted to push the issue.

But they're the only other company with a serious attempt at re-usability, so even if they get there second, they'll still be way ahead of everyone else.

>>10365185
>I think BO will do great things eventually and I think they will be the first private company to take passengers to space (maybe just short of the Karman line but you know what I mean).
Considering that SX isn't trying to be the first at a sub-orbital amusement ride, their only competition in that is VG, who are still having troubles getting to the Karman line.

>>10235184

oh wow.. i have single-handedly secured spacex`s budget, solved the flat earthers cult issue, and the lack of a real money maker for Disney world...


dont worry about your legs on hypersonic re-entry.. just wear real shoes, not some flip flops, and keep your arms and legs inside the ride at all times.

Florida is just perfect for this.