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Thankful to have Starlink yesterday to watch football while my car drove my dad and I to MetLife stadium and back (around 450 miles round trip) with zero interventions and perfect supercharger parking 🥳

Thankful to have Starlink yesterday to watch football while my car drove my dad and I to MetLife stadium and back (around 450 miles round trip) with zero interventions and perfect supercharger parking 🥳

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Thankful to have Starlink yesterday to watch football while my car drove my dad and I to MetLife stadium and back (around 450 miles round trip) with zero interventions and perfect supercharger parking 🥳

Thankful to have Starlink yesterday to watch football while my car drove my dad and I to MetLife stadium and back (around 450 miles round trip) with zero interventions and perfect supercharger parking 🥳

93,421 views • 5 months ago

There’s a new rocket engine on the block 👀🚀 Astrobotic just announced that its newly developed “Chakram” Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine successfully completed its first test campaign. RDREs have long been theorized as a highly efficient form of propulsion, but only in the last five years or so have they started becoming reality. They work by sustaining supersonic rotating detonation waves inside the engine, helping improve efficiency across a range of operating pressures. Chakram produced more than 4,000 pounds of thrust and fired for 300 seconds during testing. Astrobotic

There’s a new rocket engine on the block 👀🚀 Astrobotic just announced that its newly developed “Chakram” Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine successfully completed its first test campaign. RDREs have long been theorized as a highly efficient form of propulsion, but only in the last five years or so have they started becoming reality. They work by sustaining supersonic rotating detonation waves inside the engine, helping improve efficiency across a range of operating pressures. Chakram produced more than 4,000 pounds of thrust and fired for 300 seconds during testing. Astrobotic

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Starship seen from North Florida

Starship seen from North Florida

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