BAC Multi-Unit Space Transport and Recovery Device (MUSTARD)

[Archibald]

this video needs some good swinging London 1965 66 era pop.
I respectfully suggest The Rolling Stones PAINT IT BLACK.
Any suggestion is welcome however...

 

[Archibald]

This is so cool

So - Britain's 'Space Shuttle' achieves orbit. What does it do when it gets there?

deploying a Skynet satellite as shown in the video...

 

[Grey Havoc]

I knew I knew that satellite from somewhere.

 

[Zoo Tycoon]

So - Britain's 'Space Shuttle' achieves orbit. What does it do when it gets there?

Musks teaching from Space X;- “Build it and they will come’

Yes, Concorde indicated it doesn’t work ever time but in the U.K. Concorde has been used as an excuse to never do that again....... bad logic as you’ve got to participate to have a chance in creating something really special.

 

[CNH]

deploying a Skynet satellite as shown in the video...

As the Americans found out, there are easier ways of doing that.

I'm playing devil's advocate here; the temptation of a forum such as this is to say "This was a wonderful design" – but the design itself is irrelevant. All these projects are a means to an end. You have to keep on asking yourself: "What do you want to do with this design?"

 

[Archibald]

Okay... so this is a British project, from the days of the Beatles... who, remember, got an album with the title

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band "

Pepper is spicy, and Mustard is... spacey ? spacely ?

I was wondering if some kind of "inside joke" would be possible, but, not being born native english speaker, I need a little help.

Does the following sounds good enough, and is it grammatically correct ?

Sergent Mustard's spacely Earth rock trio band

(can also be mispronounced - Sergent's Mustard space & Earth rocketry band)

Fun, fun fun (not the Beatles, but the Beach boys).

 

[shedofdread]

Just seen these on F/B. A chap bought a house near Warton and found them in the loft. Lucky find, eh?

Artist D.J. Hall 1964

 

[blackstar]

Found one of them in poorly-reproduced black and white. "British Secret Projects 5." I wonder if those images have ever been published in color before?

 

[Michel Van]

I wonder if those images have ever been published in color before?

Difficult to say
In 1960s they made also grey scale painting for B/W printing
During 1970s that practice disappear slowly do new colour printing technology

 

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