My column from, today: Why is SpaceX so far ahead?pic.twitter.com/fQBXcrHjQi
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My column from, today: Why is SpaceX so far ahead?pic.twitter.com/fQBXcrHjQi
is the honeycomb still edible after landing?
thanks for explaining this.
And Armstrong landed so softly it didn't crush. Thus the long drop from the ladder to the landing pad. Kind of a giant leap, really.
if that was a manned spacecraft, what would we be talking in terms of G load? would the reentry be survivable?
Irrelevant. Humans would never be on F9 first stage. Either way, the answer is probably "yes".
oh I know that, was just talking hypothetical.
The F9 booster pulls under 7Gs peak (we don't know the exact number, obviously). Capsules usually peak at 3Gs.
That said, 7Gs is definitely survivable, just very uncomfortable and may involve blacking out.
you can add soiling the laundry to blacking out 
Apollo artwork? Didn't want to share any @SpaceX secrets here?
what does F9 strut look like?
top secret stuff that one
Neil Armstrong landed the lunar lander so gently, the shock absorbers did not have a chance to compress.
add MORE STRUTS!
an animation would help understand it better
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