John Carmack, Rocket Boy
will_edit_for_food writes "Space Future has an interview with John Carmack (of Doom and Quake fame) about his new company Armadillo Aerospace and their plans to build a passenger-carrying vehicle for space tourism." Carmack's involvement with unconventional rocketry is well-known, but this interview offers a glimpse into the details of Armadillo's approach to the skies.
We straightened the bent frame by wedging it between the trailer and Joseph's tractor, and running a floor jack under the middle until it straightened out. Russ gave it a quick paint job.
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Holy cow, I didn't know Carmack was such a farm boy.
So his day job involves being one of the world's best software engineers... and in his spare time he is a rocket scientist? Someone tell God to spread the smarts around, ok? Maybe the Joe-sixpacks and Soccer-moms could get a little?
Presumably to be award to those on their way to destruction, or possibly those who have no chance to survive make their time.
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But, Carmack says, "we are taking complimentary directions to space."
I hope those directions are up.
Tastes like burning! - Ralph Wiggum
That's a quote from a real astronaut, although I don't remember which one... heck, if NASA uses it, I might just be able to justify my excessive use of it at work as well to whoever complains at work :)
So what's the difference between NASA's duct tape, and the "normal" type I use?
So what's the difference between NASA's duct tape, and the "normal" type I use?
About $150 a roll.
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This brings up a good point, is it possible to complete *any* construction/engineering project without any duct tape?
:)
I'd venture to guess negative, but if someone can prove that it's possible to build anything w/o the use of the holy matter, please do so
I live in a giant bucket.