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They could also do two launches within a single launch window.
by thelittleone 6y ago
They could also do two launches within a single launch window.
- karmicthreat 6y agoThey also want to be able to refuel super heavy in orbit off another super heavy.
- patagurbon 6y agoStarship. Super Heavy won't go to orbit.
- SteveNuts 6y agoDidn't they do this in that movie armageddon? Hopefully space-x doesn't know something we don't.
- loceng 6y agoPretty sure The Boring Company machines will fit in these rockets..
- tailspin2019 6y agoHa. That's an interesting thought!
- loceng 6y agoIt's best shelter possible to have + it can allow fast travel between long-distances (faster than the 1,223 kmph Elon's referenced before with Hyperloop here on Earth due to gravity being lower on Mars).
- stainforth 6y agoThey did it in the movie Contact
- iso947 6y agoYes, two simultaneous shuttle launches from neighbouring pads Watching the two heavy boosters landing on neighbouring pads was similar - except real. It was that shot that made me think “the future is here”
- simonh 6y agoAfter seeing single boosters land fine I wasn't expecting the dual simultaneous landings to have the emotional effect on me they did, but hot damn!
- throwaway316943 6y agoLike Apophis in 2068?
- faeyanpiraat 6y ago"The Sentry Risk Table assessed Apophis as having a 6.7-in-a-million (1-in-150,000) chance of impacting Earth in 2068"
- throwaway316943 6y agoNot a fixed estimate since solar radiance has a not insignificant effect on it. 1 in 150k is also not vanishingly small