If the drag on the SR-71 were nearly zero, why does it need those enormous engines? With rocket launches, the objective is to get through the dense atmosphere as quickly as possible, that is why they are launched vertically. The dominant force is not aerodynamic drag, but the inertial forces involved in getting to orbital velocity in a matter of minutes.
they never even been to the lowest part of the ocean and yet claim space - what is the highest point in space....wait let me find that catholic freemason lie department and I will put you thru for more BS!
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GordonVigurs
- 2 years ago
If the drag on the SR-71 were nearly zero, why does it need those enormous engines? With rocket launches, the objective is to get through the dense atmosphere as quickly as possible, that is why they are launched vertically. The dominant force is not aerodynamic drag, but the inertial forces involved in getting to orbital velocity in a matter of minutes.
Joshua777
- 2 years ago
they never even been to the lowest part of the ocean and yet claim space - what is the highest point in space....wait let me find that catholic freemason lie department and I will put you thru for more BS!