It's never going to work.It's rube-goldbergian.
>>17081471anti semite
>>17081471>i don't understand it therefore it's rube goldberg/jewish/satanic/demonicsmartest 4chan intellect at work
seems kind of pointless since people have already been on the moon
>>17081471The Moon is much closer than I thought.
>>17081753I threw a football at it once in high school. Everyone clapped.
>>17081531>he doesn't know
>>17082134second smartest 4chan intellect at work
>>17082103A very special story from a very special boy.
>>17081471reminder, every launch destabilizes the orbit of the planets around the sun ever so slightly. scale this up and in the future the earth will fling itself out of orbit with the sun or fall towards the sun, or cause the moon to fling out into the solar system or fall into the earth, causing the earth to then destabilize out of orbiting the sun.
>>17081471So they are going to do 20 starship launches to refuel an upper stage with dangerous cryogenic fuel land a long slender rocket on unknown lunar surface so if it falls over it will explode then blast off the moon ? You'd have to be nuts to volunteer for that shit.
>>17082263sounds like a tax for destabilizing Earth's orbit is in orderthe money will be used to restabilize the Earth's orbit by launching another rocket from the opposite side at same time. quick mafs
>>17081489You clearly don’t know what Rube Goldberg machine is, just that the name sounds jewish.
>>17082263Random asteroids burning in the atmosphere have thousand times bigger effect then rockets. Maybe when 10 billion people fly into outer space every day will they destabilise anything. It’s like worrying about the second global warming (the one caused by overproduction of heat from work and not radiating it fast enough).
>>17081471I keep hearing from spiritual presents they shouldn't have our face on the moon because we are a self indulged animal and a magnified vision of ourselves from the moon would only further promote the wrong type of growth in ourselves. I heard it over and over. It's the truth!
>>17082351Why are /x/ people so attracted to /sci/?
>>17081471I'm still pissed they canceled the lunar gateway station.It seemed like a perfectly natural evolution after doing Earth-orbiting stations for the last 50 years.But no, appeasing Elon by redesigning the entire US program around his oversized rocketship that hasn't flown a single person yet was somehow more sensible.
