Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Knee replacement slowed me down more than quarantine.
Bill223 and Nockhunter.....Goddamn!!! You sure know how to help us start the day out right!! Well done gentlemen!
It is going to get fucked.
Not if you're the goat.Is it a joke?
A tad late to the show, but a proper rocket motor is pretty loud. Wasn't it something like 150 million hp at launch, even if you can't measure the power that way actually.If you've never looked at the math of the decibel, it's worth a close look. 140dB is a total motherfucker for anything like a static noise level. (as opposed to something like a gun shot - a jet taking off is closer to static, especially for the crew in the jet. The difference between 140 and 200 is way beyond huge because the SPL scale is not linear. It's logarithmic. If you don't know logs, just realize that the base 10 log of the number 1 is 0, the log of 10 is 1 and the log of 100 is 2. So it's an exponential way of showing numbers that vary by large, huge differences.
200 dB would blend tissue in close proximity. Dead, not just deaf. 140 dB causes strong pain in a healthy ear. I think an unsuppressed 338 LM at 3 feet from the muzzle is something like 150 or 160 dB. When a person is too close to a 50 BMG unsuppressed, their sinus tissue tears and the brain gets bruised.
What? Speak up, I cunt hear you!!!
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Speaking of cunts, Wikipedia is full of them but they have a reasonable discussion of SPL:
Sound pressure - Wikipedia
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Hunter Biden but who is in the saddle?
Yea, a Saturn rocket would not only blend tissue in close proximity, it would also incinerate it.
What would have been interesting is the nuclear rocket.... Those are nasty... They even got them working toward the end.
Either way they're still cool. It also got about 5.1inches per gallon for the first stage.
Was the mileage of the Apollo spaceships 7 inches to the gallon for their moon flights?
According to this Facebook post apparently by Buzz Aldrin, "[Apollo]'s mileage to the moon was 7 inches to the gallon." If the moon is 250,000 miles away, that seems to come out to 2.2 * 10^9 ga...
skeptics.stackexchange.com Also reminds me of this.
m.xkcd.com/1133
That's 1,035.29 gallons per mile.
Which is approximately the same fuel mileage dodge and Chevy get out of their trucks when hauling a five gallon bucket of sand.
Since it appears he’s in a jock strap I hope he shits walking around like an actual horse and another gimp follows them around with a broom and dust pan.
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I like the two sentences at the very bottom...LOLEither way they're still cool. It also got about 5.1inches per gallon for the first stage.
Was the mileage of the Apollo spaceships 7 inches to the gallon for their moon flights?
According to this Facebook post apparently by Buzz Aldrin, "[Apollo]'s mileage to the moon was 7 inches to the gallon." If the moon is 250,000 miles away, that seems to come out to 2.2 * 10^9 ga...
Also reminds me of this.
m.xkcd.com/1133
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Those are my favorite as well.
The F-1 rocket engine is still a modern wonder — one and a half million pounds of thrust, 32 million horsepower, and burning 6,000 pounds of rocket grade kerosene and liquid oxygen every second.
That's each rocket engine and there were 5 engines on the Saturn rockets. SO that's a total of 160,000,000 horsepower, 7,500,000 pounds of thrust (3401942kg)
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Would that not be closer to 12423.5294 gallons per mile if 5.1 inche per mile?
I am getting old and need to proof read better, that should be 5.1 inches per gallon.
I can't say why, but this pic really gives me a schwiiing
Probably couldn't dive with those...
Find a friend that owns a boat. It’s always works for me.
