top | item 10784158 (no title) jzila | 10 years ago Potential energy is energy, so it's not quite correct that New Shepard had 0 joules at 100km. At 100km and 0 velocity it'll have about 1 gigajoule of energy per metric ton of mass. discuss order hn newest lutefisk|10 years ago Potential energy is not energy that you can give to a payload unless you want to have it fall 100km back to earth. jzila|10 years ago Sure, but it's energy that a rocket needs to impart nevertheless. load replies (1)
lutefisk|10 years ago Potential energy is not energy that you can give to a payload unless you want to have it fall 100km back to earth. jzila|10 years ago Sure, but it's energy that a rocket needs to impart nevertheless. load replies (1)
jzila|10 years ago Sure, but it's energy that a rocket needs to impart nevertheless. load replies (1)
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