Simple_rocket_man
Simple_rocket_man
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4th Jan 2021
11th May 2021
When you have to choose between being stranded in space, or using unconventional propulsion methods, the choice is clear. What is not clear, is how did you get this much gasoline in the middle of nowhere.
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Comments

  • datdoge203
    datdoge203
    15th Feb 2021
    co2 also makes it less flamable
  • Simple_rocket_man
    Simple_rocket_man
    12th Jan 2021
    The gap here is for neut to cool down, reducing risk of igniting oil. Still, it should be cooled better, or just made longer
  • TrueF
    TrueF
    11th Jan 2021
    the thing looks itself not bad
  • TrueF
    TrueF
    11th Jan 2021
    it doesnt show how the NERVA works but anyway
  • TrueF
    TrueF
    11th Jan 2021
    but still you could connect neut chamber to produce even more thrust
  • TrueF
    TrueF
    11th Jan 2021
    yes water vaporizes and makes thrust too
  • TrueF
    TrueF
    11th Jan 2021
    in tpt this engine uses neut's ability to generate pressure, and well theres no actual reactor so... idk
  • wolfieboy091
    wolfieboy091
    11th Jan 2021
    i made it max temp
  • wolfieboy091
    wolfieboy091
    11th Jan 2021
    Sir, it overheated to max temp and exploded
  • Simple_rocket_man
    Simple_rocket_man
    11th Jan 2021
    Yes, but the concept of using the nuclear reactor to generate thrust is still here. The only diffrence is that the propellant does not flow through the reactor