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Discover how SpinLaunch is transforming space travel by launching satellites using kinetic energy instead of traditional rocket fuel consumption.

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Фото профиля Reeve$
Reeve$2 лет назад

Still energy is required to operate the slingshot. The slingshot is like the second stage of the rocket only It does go along with the first stage. This means you are still required to use a source of energy to get your satellite into orbit which is no different from a space x f9

Фото профиля aleks_jhones 🇺🇸
aleks_jhones 🇺🇸2 лет назад

Awesome toy, but we still need a lot of energy to make a start speeding for a shell

Фото профиля Bodhi Crane
Bodhi Crane2 лет назад

Using the super heavy as an example is hilarious.

Фото профиля Samar Singh
Samar Singh2 лет назад

This is stupid. How big of a satellite can it launch. I mean you guys are comparing it to Starship ? Common.

Фото профиля R.Srihari
R.Srihari2 лет назад

This is absolutely revolutionary! This may well be the next quantum leap towards space travel in a sustainable way!

Фото профиля engineerably
engineerably2 лет назад

difficulty is heat shield cryonics too

Фото профиля XiaolinCheng
XiaolinCheng2 лет назад

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Фото профиля DR Davenport
DR Davenport2 лет назад

Basic physics: you cannot get an object into orbit from a ballistic launch from earth.

Фото профиля Ilia Syrtsou
Ilia Syrtsou2 лет назад

Well it will be great for cargo surviving strong angular motion, but never for humans

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