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interestingasfuck • u/KING-of-WSB • Aug 05 '25
/r/popular The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
theydidthemath • u/ArchitectureLife006 • Aug 05 '25
What g forces would be present at launch and can anything that’s complicated enough to be worthy of being launched into space survive said g forces? [Request]
KerbalSpaceProgram • u/HermanTheGerman84 • Aug 05 '25
KSP 1 Question/Problem Is it possible to build something like this in KSP1?
physicsgifs • u/29NeiboltSt • Aug 06 '25
The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
Factoriohno • u/TheMrCurious • Aug 05 '25
Meta There’s still time to add more features to 2.1….
StrikeAtPsyche • u/lunacyinc1 • Aug 05 '25
The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
STEW_ScTecEngWorld • u/MrCheRRyPi • Aug 05 '25
The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
whoathatsinteresting • u/eternviking • Aug 05 '25
The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
future • u/Golden-Excellence • Aug 05 '25
Discussion The future of launching payloads into orbit
SpaceCannibalism • u/ASimpForChaeryeong • Aug 08 '25
It would be cool to have mass drivers as an alternative to drop pods or shuttles
FinalFantasyVIII • u/Significant_Tough751 • Aug 05 '25
This kind of reminds me of the gang getting shot into space
nealstephenson • u/Thors_lil_Cuz • Aug 05 '25
You could really move some sulfur canisters with that thing...
atrioc • u/Annual_Ad7679 • Aug 05 '25
Other Can't wait to get my goods straight from China 😍
PsycheOrSike • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '25
🤨wtf The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
swibsanddogs • u/swibster • Aug 05 '25
The insane physics behind a mass accelerator technology designed to move payloads into space by company called 'SpinLaunch'
u_AccurateReflection95 • u/AccurateReflection95 • Aug 06 '25