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Something tells me that no matter how high he may get, no matter what he sees up there, it will still somehow be evidence of the flat earth we live on. It's alw
by Cyberdog 9y ago
Something tells me that no matter how high he may get, no matter what he sees up there, it will still somehow be evidence of the flat earth we live on. It's always that way with these folks.
(Also: Is steam-powered rocketry a real thing? Hmm.)
- jopsen 9y agoJust because we haven't found the edge of the world yet doesn't mean it's not there... We just have to sail a little further. Now if you help finance my "research" yacht, I promise I'll send you a picture when I find the edge of the world :)
- ryandvm 9y agoI didn't see it mentioned in the article, but yes, High-Test Peroxide (and a catalyst) is most definitely a legit rocket fuel and the byproducts of that reaction are oxygen and steam. I believe John Carmack's Armadillo Aerospace venture used HTP.