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Anonymous01/17/26, 00:30No.16893334
Why don't they ignite ALL the rocket fuel? Surely that would be more powerful and therefore go faster.
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Anon01/17/26, 00:54No.16893347
buran was superior
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Anon01/17/26, 01:00No.16893352
Why don't we mix various sized particulates together in the exhaust, so that once we leave the oxygen tracks of earth, we can push off the Planck infinity divider layer track with greater energy transfer?I.E. instead of the same sized molecules venting, we have some larger, some medium, some small, and some micro....and build a pyramid of sizes to fill in more holes.
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Anon01/20/26, 18:42No.16895567
That's called an explosion dick licker
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Anon01/20/26, 18:46No.16895569
They do ignite it all. It just takes a few minutes.
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Anon01/22/26, 18:44No.16896855
>more powerful and therefore go faster.
this what happens when you ignite rocket fuel all at the same time. it is definitely more powerful and certainly goes faster... but not for long.
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Anon01/25/26, 23:16No.16899351
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_aHEit-SqA
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Anon01/25/26, 23:41No.16899359
Outside of the obvious problems of physics and material engineering just not working like that, even with an indestructible rocket with perfect control and fuel that could be instantly ignited doing so would not be the most efficient way of getting into space. The faster you go the more air resistance saps your energy, if you try to go too fast too low in the atmosphere you burn more fuel than if you just coasted up and then accelerated.
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Anon01/26/26, 10:03No.16899521
Space shuttles are fake and gay. Have you ever seen footage of a shuttle launch? They're going at like 10 mph