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| Brumby:
.... and all of those engines are gimballed - so moving bits on top of the insane vibration ... and pressures ... and temperatures. |
| rdl:
They're using three engines, so most of the time during these tests the thrust is not along the centerline. Pretty impressive how well they deal with that. I'm amazed they landed one. |
| Brumby:
The gimballed engines that enable vectored thrust make the control an easy concept. Making it work in this arena is quite the challenge ... and they're getting there! |
| TerraHertz:
SN8 watch?v=egHxiX40eJY BOOM! SN9 watch?v=zwZl6YV3xYA BOOM! SN10 watch?v=CF9mdMI1qxM Yay! uh.... BOOM! SpaceX and Elon's rapid prototyping method are certainly entertaining. Also very effective. An amazing rate of progress. |
| Refrigerator:
--- Quote from: TerraHertz on March 06, 2021, 10:17:08 am ---SN8 watch?v=egHxiX40eJY BOOM! SN9 watch?v=zwZl6YV3xYA BOOM! SN10 watch?v=CF9mdMI1qxM Yay! uh.... BOOM! SpaceX and Elon's rapid prototyping method are certainly entertaining. Also very effective. An amazing rate of progress. --- End quote --- Can't wait for NASA to pick up speed with artemis. |
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