Spacex Starship Pad Damage

[Crivens]

Now fly these computers or rockets
with kerosene or battery ?

When you make sense
there might be
an answer.

 

[getopt]

MrX86
question:

you fly Mars with Mr. Elon?

job testing Wifi failback communications and FreBSD jails on Mars

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[Phishfry]

kerosene

Cryogenic kero is falcon.
We are now on cryogenic methane and cryo oxygen. Meth-Ox

Liquid Oxygen/Liquid Methane Propulsion and Cryogenic Advanced Development - NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

Exploration Systems Architecture Study conducted by NASA in 2005 identified the liquid oxygen (LOx)/liquid methane (LCH4) propellant combination as a prime candidate for the Crew Exploration Vehicle Service Module propulsion and for later use for ascent stage propulsion of the lunar lander. Both...

ntrs.nasa.gov

LOx/LCH4 was selected by ESAS as one of two
propellant combinations of most interest because it is
high performing, non-toxic, and can be obtained from
Martian and lunar in-situ resources (CH4 from the
Martian atmosphere and LOx from the Martian and
lunar soil)

 

[MrX86]

and that with freebsd 12.2 ...

yes no updates.

and no aslr !

 

[LibreQuest]

That is fantastic destruction.

 

[jbo@]

I'd say this is a good moment to stop posting on this thread. Nothing good can come from hereon. Let's go home, everybody - save the staff members some work.

 

[Alain De Vos]

Offcourse we could use water to absorb accoustic vibration.

 

[Hobbes]

Woah.

There was no way to predict that?

Just have a look to other launch pads...

https://danielmarin.naukas.com/files/2022/11/Fg9zi8UXEAEI2lJ-1.jpeg

Artemisa, for example.
You can see similar solutions in others, Ariane, Soyuz....

So, yes, throwing tons (270 tn) of hot gas directly to a flat surface it's not a good idea and you can suppose you will have problems (Newton's laws are very tenacious.)
Even medium/big dams, have geometries to softening the water fall.

 

[smithi]

How does all this help to keep global industrial age climate heating below 2°C?

Observe the Timeline

Alright for Musk, moving to a plastic bubble on Mars with a few of his fellow pirates.

I'm hoping we'll all have read Ben Elton's 'Stark' in time.

 

[msplsh]

I would be more concerned about useless uses of rockets for things like Starlink (just run wires) if you want to be concerned about emissions.