Well oil can keep burning when in water, but if there were oil, I think it would be the U.S. military, not the German military there. /s
I think one of the main downfall of germany is when they’re trying to get hold of the middle east’s oil, but again they can’t lift a space shuttle so lmao.
/s
Florida, Nasa: We Can Send Shuttles to the Moon
Los Angela’s, SpaceX: Were going to send a Rocket to mars, Start up a commercial Rocket, and many other stuff
Russia: 1 of our rockets exploded but the crew is fine
Germany: Fuck we lost a town
(for those who don’t know the Russian launch, The Soyuz Rocket failed Mid-launch and the crew bailed before imminent explosion)
…What?
No, we cant.
Vandenburg AFB is in Santa Barbara, not Los Angeles.
You make it sound like this is the first time it’s happened. For Russia alone, too.
And here is the only reference to Unturned that I could spot.
Firstly, I’d like to say that we CAN send shuttles to the moon. 1969, Neil Armstrong was the first person to step foot on the moon. He used the Apollo 11 Space Shuttle to travel to the moon.
Secondly, I tried to make a Joke. I just briefly looked up Info.
We can make it work
Those still aren’t space shuttles tho
Shuttles are Rockets that require other rockets to gain lift off, am i not correct?
I stand corrected, a shuttle is reusable while a rocket is not
Can we take the discussion of the technical definition of rockets elsewhere?
sure let me take that to offtopic
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