top | item 44300646 (no title) robszumski | 8 months ago For reference, Rocket Lab's Electron has a wet mass of 13,000 kg. This rocket is much smaller at 1,312 kg wet mass. discuss order hn newest delichon|8 months ago Falcon 9 433k kg Atlas V 547k kg Starship 1,200k kg Starship Booster 3,600k kg Certhas|8 months ago k kg is a funny unit... Much more readable than Mg of course. Tonnes would also work... load replies (5) glimshe|8 months ago Saturn V: 2.9M kg load replies (1) stingrae|8 months ago Blue Origin New Shepard 75k kg somedude895|8 months ago Isn't the Electron already considered a small rocket? What could a rocket that's half the weight of my car even carry? azernik|8 months ago It's considered a really small orbital rocket. This demo vehicle is preparation for a suborbital vehicle, those can be much smaller.
delichon|8 months ago Falcon 9 433k kg Atlas V 547k kg Starship 1,200k kg Starship Booster 3,600k kg Certhas|8 months ago k kg is a funny unit... Much more readable than Mg of course. Tonnes would also work... load replies (5) glimshe|8 months ago Saturn V: 2.9M kg load replies (1) stingrae|8 months ago Blue Origin New Shepard 75k kg
Certhas|8 months ago k kg is a funny unit... Much more readable than Mg of course. Tonnes would also work... load replies (5)
somedude895|8 months ago Isn't the Electron already considered a small rocket? What could a rocket that's half the weight of my car even carry? azernik|8 months ago It's considered a really small orbital rocket. This demo vehicle is preparation for a suborbital vehicle, those can be much smaller.
azernik|8 months ago It's considered a really small orbital rocket. This demo vehicle is preparation for a suborbital vehicle, those can be much smaller.
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