Loading tonnes of highly combustible fuel will always be a risk.

Seems like we were waaay advanced already in that time.

Why is it when I look at this it always reminds me of the WW2 German Flying Wing design?

“... The U.S. intentionally destroyed it with a missile 18 months later—prompting all sorts of controversy over the exact purpose of the satellite....”

Amazing how these guys can make you almost taste and smell the cooking through tv...

Love the tech explanation and I am always in awe of scientists and engineers that designed and made such engines..

How did that guy know when the worm will emerge?

I can figure how they chiselled the top and sides. Whats difficult is how they did the base? Did they just cut out a rough piece and then only chisel it down to shape? or did it in place?

I think I just saw Wall-e (14:16 in Deleted Magic pt 1)

Actually the Lego Pet Shop(10218) also has a toilet in the townhouse next door. Its on the ground floor under the stairway.

Really the time where people put innovation and creativity ahead of a bunch of money-grubbing bankers who make nothing to further the human race.

Having done so much stuff over the years, I guess this must be what finally happens when he needs to get a new high.

its a pack of cigarettes.. Chinese made

Actually to be factually correct, its the amount of charge that hurts or kills. Charge determines the voltage and also the corrosponding current that can be drawn.

I think this can be the perfect interview test for shortlisting people that can have a wonderful career as interrogators or torturers.

Reading these posts, I get that photography attracts a huge amount of self-proclaimed experts or wannabes, who believe in wielding the most expensive equipment somehow makes them better photographers. Its pretty akin to golf or tennis where if you buy the most expensive equipment, you somehow magically improve (and…

I see the problem here as a impedence in scientific advancement. Crazy ideas are ignored. If this happened in the 60s we would never have gone to the moon because it was deemed impossible by a few.

I like the why how he rehearses the jump, check the jump point and landing over and over. But that being said, any million items/combination of items could have gone wrong prior to/during the jump.

You can make this in Lego

I guess all the testing must have proven something coz the rocket did not tear itself apart during the launch process.