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🚨 THAT 12FT ROCKET ISN'T A TOY - IT'S M-CLASS He's loading a reloadable solid motor, that red casing pushes 1000s of Newtons. 🚀 Onboard cam + dual parachute recovery = same tech real space companies test. 🪂

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James Michael23 天前

Just like the Estes that I played with as a kid, only a whole lot bigger. Lots of fun.

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The Cosmos Network23 天前

😯

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WreckitNice23 天前

They could add another ring with them that has a delayed firing timing, so that it kicks in before the first are empty.

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The Cosmos Network23 天前

🤔👍🏻

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Theone23 天前

1000 N is only 225 lbf....in case you were wondering.

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The Cosmos Network23 天前

Oh !

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Joshua Nelson23 天前

Did you record the archived altitude? The flight trajectory was spot-on.

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The Cosmos Network23 天前

No bro

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x90123 天前

Laws are stupid

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Hey, Dave!23 天前

He looks like he’s being really careful. Except he’s not wearing proper clothing and shoes. If he’s not wearing all cotton and shoe that are self grounding, then he could be building up a static electric charge that can initiate the fuse or possibly the propellant.

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The Cosmos Network23 天前

Maybe

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JJ JJ23 天前

gets me motivated to build some rockets again... bet i can make them self steering using a fpv cam and board and integrate Ai for navigation...

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The Cosmos Network23 天前

👍🏻

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Graham Hill23 天前

fun fact, the smoke trail is wasted energy. Develop a plumeless propellant and get an endless supply of money with multiple billions of dollars from the pentagon.

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