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ARS Technica article about #60228 Deep Space Rocket

datsunrobbiedatsunrobbie Member Posts: 1,813
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https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/05/rocket-report-busy-weekend-on-the-space-coast-sls-rocket-launch-slips/

The ability for the Deep Space Rocket to achieve Earth orbit is being questioned. The article covers multiple topics, the Lego bit is at the very end. Comments section gave me a good chuckle.
KungFuKenny

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  • 560Heliport560Heliport Member Posts: 3,715
    Their analysis is wrong from the start: they say a minifigure is three blocks tall. A minifigure (without hair or headgear is four blocks tall. And LEGO has had bases on the moon since 1978, so obviously they have better rocket fuel!
    KungFuKenny
  • iwybsiwybs Member Posts: 363
    Gee, next they'll be telling us the Lego Millennium Falcon doesn't actually have a working hyperdrive!
    560HeliportKungFuKenny
  • bandit778bandit778 Member Posts: 2,370
    edited May 2020
    iwybs said:
    Gee, next they'll be telling us the Lego Millennium Falcon doesn't actually have a working hyperdrive!
    Well the real Falcon was a bit hit and miss to be fair.
    560HeliportKungFuKenny
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