A self-taught rocket scientist has blasted himself high into the California sky using a steam-powered contraption he built in his garage, the first step in his long-term aim of proving the Earth is flat.
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![]() A new video puts you next to the most powerful rocket flying today as it leaves the Earth behind.
Al Cannistras insight:
some years ago I got down to Florida to watch a launch - there is nothing like it.... we were miles away and you could feel the rumble - heck, I think we even "felt" the noise.... some day, this launch method will seem prehistoric....
![]() Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos wants millions of people to live and work in space. Here's his vision for the future of space travel.
Al Cannistras insight:
and he is probably working on a solution for "same day delivery" (it is called a transporter)
![]() SpaceX's ability to land a Falcon 9 booster back on Earth after bringing a payload to orbit could help revolutionize access to space.
Al Cannistras insight:
we are infants at the beginning of the adventure.... |
![]() Thanks to lockheed martin, we now know what the spaceship that will take us to mars will likely look like. Veuer's Nick Cardona (@nickcardona93) has that story.
Al Cannistras insight:
too cool - anybody wanna go? . .
![]() A new point-of-view video lets you see what it would be like to land back on Earth with Blue Origin's rocket.
Al Cannistras insight:
yesterday's dream - today's reality - tomorrow's future....
![]() Jeff Bezos's rocket company Blue Origin has just launched and landed the same rocket for the second time.
Al Cannistras insight:
it is getting closer to reality... and someday folks in the future will look back our way - as we do with dinosaurs
![]() New NASA photos of a rocket explosion in Virginia show an uncrewed Antares rocket failing just after liftoff in 2014.
Al Cannistras insight:
pictures unlike you have seen before... |
not the most brilliant thing to do - daredevil or not!
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