Still shocks the hell out of me that just a 1 deg gimbals of the SRB nozzle can make such an abrupt "fly away" move. May have to tone that down a bit on TRT.
Rockets dont give off CO2 and the amount would be small if they did. SRBs are not however the most green rocket there is (but the SatV was even worse: Burned high grade kerosene).
The best is any engine that burns H2 and O2. H2+O2 = heat and H20.
But they are tricky.
The "green" discussion is also another nail in the DIRECT option coffin. With direct you use 4 SRBS for one lunar flight, 2 SRBS for a ISS flight.
The Ares system only uses 1 for a ISS flight and 3 for a lunar.
Still shocks the hell out of me that just a 1 deg gimbals of the SRB nozzle can make such an abrupt "fly away" move. May have to tone that down a bit on TRT.
Zoomer30 2 years ago
Rockets dont give off CO2 and the amount would be small if they did. SRBs are not however the most green rocket there is (but the SatV was even worse: Burned high grade kerosene).
The best is any engine that burns H2 and O2. H2+O2 = heat and H20.
But they are tricky.
The "green" discussion is also another nail in the DIRECT option coffin. With direct you use 4 SRBS for one lunar flight, 2 SRBS for a ISS flight.
The Ares system only uses 1 for a ISS flight and 3 for a lunar.
Zoomer30 2 years ago
:? co2 emissions ? :D
RolandsSmoked 2 years ago
johoo!
joachim2464 2 years ago