

6.3 meter rocket demonstrator went up 271m and landed. I’m guessing they’re trying to copy the New Sheppard design for suborbital recreational hops
6.3 meter rocket demonstrator went up 271m and landed. I’m guessing they’re trying to copy the New Sheppard design for suborbital recreational hops
It’s only tyranny if it’s from a blue state, otherwise it’s just sparkling law and order
I’m pretty sure I’ve played video games based on that premise
The article itself is either AI generated or just bad in general. Absolutely no information about what the title would suggest, while also mentioning that there’s no actual proof of anything other than the dogs here are different than the dogs 10.miles that way and it could be related to a number of things such as the initial breeds that were left behind, inbreeding etc.
Same here. Let’s hope they aim for a light orbital rocket that can be mass manufactured and reused, for example, or at least a Falcon type rocket that also had a hopper test vehicle initially
Edit: Reading Honda’s own post about the launch they seem to be implying that they want to develop a vehicle that can achieve orbit, but also to use it for transportation purposes?
It’s too early to make assumptions, but they do clearly state that they are aiming for something that can reach 100km in altitude in a vertical fashion. They also say they hope to achieve suborbital flights by 2029.