SpaceX (general discussion)

paralay said:
Musk is Sergey Korolev, and he knows it
Korolev died on January 14, 1966, and Musk was born on June 28, 1971
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And exactly what significance do you attribute to those two random dates? But I understand that you are probably just mindlessly following Putin's inane propaganda. Or do you really believe in reincarnation, and if so, why are you even in this science and technology based forum???
 
paralay said:
I don't believe it, I know
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Rationally, logically and methodically explain your relevant knowledge then, please. Mind you, this is an *apolitical* science, engineering, and technology focused forum, without any ideological bent other than getting to the core objective matter at hand. Remember, sine īrā et studiō.
 
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Dilandu said:
(grumbling) Google translate, you know...

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Thank you for your valiant effort, but I'm really more of a white wine kind of guy - reds are just way too punchy in the palate for me. And from a pure engineering point of view, fermenting grapes with utterly superfluous skins and seeds for red wines, as opposed to removing any extraneous matter, as is customarily done for white wines, to me is just lazy and utterly barbaric pseudo wine-making and trying to pass off a process bug as a feature, instead of extracting this vile detritus in the first place and reducing local entropy. But also, for a general discussion of SpaceX, we seem to have drifted *well* off topic - perhaps we should focus on various Cannabis strains instead?
 
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i'm 3 day away and find this thread like this...
...we are not Wine discussion form !

now new pic from flame trench
what wonders me ist the middle section how is that cooled during launch ?
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There would probably be a collector in the middle.
All pipes are also not finished as shown here. They need connections from on to another.
I would say that it´s a biphasic cooling system, the water is heated under pressure to generate steam. This increases the cooling capacity.
What they do with the steam would be interesting to know (reinject within the rocket plume?)
 
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