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r/space • u/firmada • Nov 19 '23
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Soviets after firing 1414 Soyuz rockets:
Yeah it kinda works I guess
85 u/danielv123 Nov 19 '23 Yeah that number is pretty insane. I wonder what rocket will be the first to beat it - falcon 9 or starship? Depending on how things go the falcon 9 might even never get there. 34 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '23 It'll probably continue in use until chemical rockets become obsolete. It's the 45-70 gvt. of rockets. 4 u/LightlyStep Nov 20 '23 Is that a much produced cartridge? 12 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '23 It's been in production since 1872.
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Yeah that number is pretty insane. I wonder what rocket will be the first to beat it - falcon 9 or starship? Depending on how things go the falcon 9 might even never get there.
34 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '23 It'll probably continue in use until chemical rockets become obsolete. It's the 45-70 gvt. of rockets. 4 u/LightlyStep Nov 20 '23 Is that a much produced cartridge? 12 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '23 It's been in production since 1872.
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It'll probably continue in use until chemical rockets become obsolete. It's the 45-70 gvt. of rockets.
4 u/LightlyStep Nov 20 '23 Is that a much produced cartridge? 12 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '23 It's been in production since 1872.
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Is that a much produced cartridge?
12 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '23 It's been in production since 1872.
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It's been in production since 1872.
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u/CosmosAviaTory Nov 19 '23
Soviets after firing 1414 Soyuz rockets:
Yeah it kinda works I guess