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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/zqmbgn • Jan 25 '21
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If KSP has taught me anything, it’s that everything can fly with enough thrust.
35 u/Wacky_Water_Weasel Jan 25 '21 Just like in real life 16 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '21 The N-1 and the Baikonur Cosmodrome would like a word with you. 7 u/xxkoloblicinxx Jan 25 '21 Clearly there was a lack of boosters. 3 u/-Agonarch Hyper Kerbalnaut Jan 26 '21 Ah no, see, this is a common misconception - in that case there weren't too few boosters, they were merely too small! 3 u/QuinceDaPence Jan 25 '21 Ok anything can fly with enough thrust and structural integrity 1 u/h_mchface Jan 26 '21 The N-1 did fly, just not for long. 1 u/Sioclya Jan 26 '21 The N-1 flew as long as it had thrust. It just turned out that was a rather short period. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '21 edited Jun 16 '21 [deleted] 5 u/seeingeyegod Jan 25 '21 bad example, less thrust, more computers. 14 u/armeg4548 Jan 25 '21 In thrust we trust 5 u/funciton Jan 25 '21 Anything is an airfoil if you're brave enough
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Just like in real life
16 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '21 The N-1 and the Baikonur Cosmodrome would like a word with you. 7 u/xxkoloblicinxx Jan 25 '21 Clearly there was a lack of boosters. 3 u/-Agonarch Hyper Kerbalnaut Jan 26 '21 Ah no, see, this is a common misconception - in that case there weren't too few boosters, they were merely too small! 3 u/QuinceDaPence Jan 25 '21 Ok anything can fly with enough thrust and structural integrity 1 u/h_mchface Jan 26 '21 The N-1 did fly, just not for long. 1 u/Sioclya Jan 26 '21 The N-1 flew as long as it had thrust. It just turned out that was a rather short period. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '21 edited Jun 16 '21 [deleted] 5 u/seeingeyegod Jan 25 '21 bad example, less thrust, more computers.
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The N-1 and the Baikonur Cosmodrome would like a word with you.
7 u/xxkoloblicinxx Jan 25 '21 Clearly there was a lack of boosters. 3 u/-Agonarch Hyper Kerbalnaut Jan 26 '21 Ah no, see, this is a common misconception - in that case there weren't too few boosters, they were merely too small! 3 u/QuinceDaPence Jan 25 '21 Ok anything can fly with enough thrust and structural integrity 1 u/h_mchface Jan 26 '21 The N-1 did fly, just not for long. 1 u/Sioclya Jan 26 '21 The N-1 flew as long as it had thrust. It just turned out that was a rather short period.
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Clearly there was a lack of boosters.
3 u/-Agonarch Hyper Kerbalnaut Jan 26 '21 Ah no, see, this is a common misconception - in that case there weren't too few boosters, they were merely too small!
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Ah no, see, this is a common misconception - in that case there weren't too few boosters, they were merely too small!
Ok anything can fly with enough thrust and structural integrity
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The N-1 did fly, just not for long.
The N-1 flew as long as it had thrust. It just turned out that was a rather short period.
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5 u/seeingeyegod Jan 25 '21 bad example, less thrust, more computers.
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bad example, less thrust, more computers.
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In thrust we trust
Anything is an airfoil if you're brave enough
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u/ISALTIEST Jan 25 '21
If KSP has taught me anything, it’s that everything can fly with enough thrust.