This was tested in a tank. Using the same fuel large rockets use. Till there was exhaust to push against the force mechanism showed zero force.
they do fake images to sell space
lol that wasn't the same fuel
we used liquid fuel
that was solid
Nope. Large rockets use fuel and an oxidizer tank.
we do use solid too as well
Air bubbles in space. Right.
Did it have an oxidizer? n o p e
shifting goalpost
The earth is flat
nope
An Astro Not almost drowning when his helmet sprung a leak and let water in.
shifting goalpoast again
we're on engines not astronauts drowning
Then the hatch that was flinging around like a flag.
keep focus steve
we're not talking about that now
we're on engines
a rocket might be able to work. it doesn't mean space exists or earth is round
stop shifting the goalpost
Nope. His water cooling system had a leak. If you are on a 4-6 hour spacewalk, even a little water in your suit can be dangerous.
rockets can still work
He didn’t “almost drown” JFC
You are just spouting off your theories as if they were proven. Yet they were proven false.
shifting *again* steve
just focus on what we're talking about
They were not proven false. Lol
and since we've pretty much shifted permanently off engines here's an article on the spacesuit leak: https://www.space.com/24835-spacesuit-water-leak-nasa-investigation.html
They always come up with a lie to explain the obvious away. I do not buy that lie for an instant. It is such nonsense.
:/
Why would they tell you about the incident in the first place. Lol. You make no sense.
No way they have that much water in that backpack.
You ever use a water cooling system, Steve? For your PC or anything? (Nope)
How much water astronauts carry in their suits: https://science.howstuffworks.com/question544.htm
Because it was live. They then had to come up with a lie to try to explain it away.
1,9 liters IIRC
you guys aren't getting steve's explanation i think
Like I said, even a few quarter size drops of water can derail the space walk. It’s happened twice. It’s a documented issue
Think that would not even fill a helmet. I drink that twice a day.
1.9 liters in a helmet that's sealed
