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Elon Musk: With known physics, it's barely possible to make a fully reusable orbital rocket. If this was a video game, the setting is Extreme difficulty.

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Фото профиля Elon Musk

Elon Musk1 год назад

Yeah

Фото профиля SunStar

SunStar1 год назад

It is extremely difficult to do a reusable rocket as its ability to go to orbit is so limited by its weight . And you have to account fuel to bring it back . And its heat shield should not be jettisoned -if you want to re-use it quickly . Increasing the Isp is near impossible- yet @SpaceX has done it -again !! -with Raptor3 Amazing @elonmusk ❤️💯🚀

Фото профиля Trader Youth

Trader Youth1 год назад

Yeah $psps

Фото профиля MiDJourney

MiDJourney1 год назад

In soccer game this is a settings above Legendary. You have to give to E and his team. 🫡👏🏾 we need more companies atleast following his schematics. That way the workload could get reduced and maybe a new company would spark an idea to assist with the known physics.

Фото профиля angelique 🦋

angelique 🦋1 год назад

When did Elon come up with the idea of fully reusable rockets?

Фото профиля bob gonzales

bob gonzales1 год назад

Wow!

Фото профиля Jake Smith

Jake Smith1 год назад

They worship Isis but can't get us to the moon...

Фото профиля Karen Atkinson

Karen Atkinson1 год назад

Lol

Фото профиля Elke C 🇩🇪

Elke C 🇩🇪1 год назад

@elon_alerts There is no such thing as can't 😉

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