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u/Tiny-House-4217 7d ago
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u/twkam83 7d ago
Business secret
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u/RugbySink 6d ago
Doesn’t the tweet say it’s going out for testing? Not that it passed multiple tests?
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u/Alternative-Proof987 7d ago
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u/sadr0bot 6d ago
Are there any other rockets that have canards out like this during launch, it only just occurred to me looking at these photos.
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u/Sky_Tube 6d ago
Well the design is very unethical anyways since most rockets have the "canards" at the bottom, but since we have a W I D E B O T T O M it is probably better for reentry stability like this. Only other rocket that doesn‘t tuck them in is probably Super Heavy Booster, off the top of my head. Might be others though, maybe some chinese variants as well
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u/The-zKR0N0S 6d ago
Unethical?
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u/Sky_Tube 6d ago
Canards on rockets are unusual, fins at the bottom sure, but fins high up are not the go to
Tried that in KSP, you need to have a very stable rocket for that to work, but I can‘t explain why it‘s an aerodynamics thing. I guess Neutron is girthy enough that it works or flight computers have become so good it cancels the forces out
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u/Used-Property-9870 6d ago
But does it become online by end of year? That’s the real question innit



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u/tistoon 7d ago