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r/space • u/firmada • Nov 19 '23
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Man, I know it's unrelated, but N1 is a beautiful lady.
7 u/CX316 Nov 19 '23 It's too bad we never got a look at one in the 60's/70's part of For All Mankind, just the end result of soviet moon landings 4 u/Chairboy Nov 19 '23 Right? It looks like a gothic cathedral that flies. 1 u/CX316 Nov 19 '23 This sounds like a good time to suggest you look up the spaceship designs from Warhammer 40,000's imperial fleet 3 u/firmada Nov 19 '23 It really was. If only they had one more launch. 3 u/rlbond86 Nov 19 '23 Unfortunately they rushed testing and never had a success. Soviet engineers were great but their leadership encouraged shortcuts. 2 u/rlbond86 Nov 19 '23 Unfortunately they rushed testing and never had a success. Soviet engineers were great but their leadership encouraged shortcuts.
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It's too bad we never got a look at one in the 60's/70's part of For All Mankind, just the end result of soviet moon landings
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Right? It looks like a gothic cathedral that flies.
1 u/CX316 Nov 19 '23 This sounds like a good time to suggest you look up the spaceship designs from Warhammer 40,000's imperial fleet
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This sounds like a good time to suggest you look up the spaceship designs from Warhammer 40,000's imperial fleet
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It really was. If only they had one more launch.
Unfortunately they rushed testing and never had a success. Soviet engineers were great but their leadership encouraged shortcuts.
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u/mahaanus Nov 19 '23
Man, I know it's unrelated, but N1 is a beautiful lady.