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Step 1: have chamber Step 2: create chemical reaction that put pressure in chamber Step 3: chamber pressure can be relieved in one direction, but only in that direction Step 4: chamber moves in direction opposite of where it can be relieved. No atmosphere is required because all relevant gasses are on-board the rocket. Dude, just go watch a launch yourself. You can do this any time you want to

@ChrisTerryATL @InternetH0F Yes there is. It provides the resistance that is needed for actuon-reaction whoch doesn't work with gas expelled propulsion in a vacuum. E pending gas doesn't transfer force it merely leaves the higher pressure to the lower, and if a vacuum leaves while imparting mo force on ship

In 1984, astronaut Dale Gardner used a jetpack to fly completely untethered through space and catch a falling satellite by hand

@AntonioSabatoJr The moon isn’t real. It’s just what the lizard people project into the sky telepathically to distract us all while they change the batteries in the “birds”.

This is the highest quality video ever taken of the moon, they say.

@deploribus17 @InternetH0F You absolutely can. There’s nothing magical about atmosphere that enables Newtonian physics.

@InternetH0F If in space (which doesn't exist) you can't fly anywhere where gas expelled propulsion. This includes rocket ships.

@iannlfq @NASA @NASAArtemis This AI slop is gay and retarded, like iann their self for posting it. The moon looks smaller because that camera is set to zoom to a wide angle to be able to see the craft. The moon looks bigger from your house because you are drinking to drown out your wife getting banged.

@NASA @NASAArtemis

"Welcome to my old neighborhood." Our @NASAArtemis II astronauts woke up on the sixth day of their mission to a special message recorded in 2025 by astronaut Jim Lovell, the pilot of Apollo 8.

@Dagoth_Burnur @bird_extinction @NASA @NASAArtemis The average tax payer paid about $250 for the Artemis program overall. As exciting as this all is, this program is a joke concerning its costs and the embarrassingly slow launch cadence.

@bird_extinction @NASA @NASAArtemis You paid approximately 4 cents towards this program

@Exquerdista13 @NASA @NASAArtemis This AI slop is fake and gay, just like the person who posted it.

@NASA @NASAArtemis

@sumwearoutthere @darkvdred SpaceX regularly shows live video streams from their launches, both inside and outside the atmosphere.

WHERE ARE THE 10000 SATELLITES? ANSWER ME NOW

@QuantumAlteredX @darkvdred How many satellites did you expect to see? How large are they? How far apart are they?

@darkvdred Not a one

@space_jm_ @hillofdirt And yet SpaceX is the space messiah and everyone else is shit

@hillofdirt If you think that I hate spacex, you should take a look on my profile. I like spacex, I don't like their CEO, I don't like people thinking of SpaceX as the space messiah and everyone else is shit

No SpaceX launch has generated the amount of public hype and interest than Artemis II. It's a fact.

@AntonioSabatoJr May God bless your retarded heart 💝

Does the Earth look like it’s moving fast really fast?

@esaagar The primary purpose of the Artemis program is construct as many SLS hardware as possible. The more milestones they add, the more they can spend. Returning to the moon is a fun side effect and secondary objective, though.

Is there a reason that Artemis II doesn't even attempt to get into lunar orbit and will be 4k miles from the surface? Apollo 8 in 1968 got within 60-70 miles

@esjesjesj If I were a small pathetic shell of a man I would probably hate Starlink too

This is so incredibly moving when it’s not to add 19 more starlink satellites to the night sky

@UniversoulStre1 @AntonioSabatoJr I looked into it, and it turns out that the world is really, really big. The things you are describing are really, really small.

@AntonioSabatoJr No satellites, space junk, airplane lines, perfectly rendered round ball.. this photo is a photographic wonder!

All the same?

@spikethedrumer @alifarhat79 @Not_KevinWarsh A human hasn’t taken a photo of Earth with a hand held camera from this distance away for the better part of a century. Yeah, I’d say it’s pretty rare

@alifarhat79 @Not_KevinWarsh If it isn’t flat, then why is it a “rare photo of earth”?

Flat Earthers blown the fvck out

@stuscott404 @alifarhat79 Even if this were real, gravity would force it to curve in on itself and it would eventually become spherical anyways.

@alifarhat79 liar

@thekarening71 @alifarhat79 If you took eight photos of the same object with different cameras, from different distances, with different film/digital CCD types, with different focal lengths, and with different post processing techniques, they would all look vastly different.

@Mappy6984 It turns out that it’s been the same planet the whole time. Fun fact, it’s round.

Looks the same everytime

@basharsucksD @cernlaboratory @alifarhat79 Huh? Try that again?

@ChrisTerryATL @cernlaboratory @alifarhat79 Says the guy who worships Epstein

Wake up babe, a new Iran movie trolling Pete Hegseth just dropped

@parkes_204 @adragonofaragon @alifarhat79 My point being that anyone taking this seriously needs to see what goes down on an average night in the Middle East.

@ChrisTerryATL @adragonofaragon @alifarhat79 Yes Iranians are you fucking moron lol

@cernlaboratory @alifarhat79 Sooooo yeah that whole culture is pretty damned rapey

@ChrisTerryATL @alifarhat79 Which Iranians are sexually assaulting people?