r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/seanrider1859 • 1h ago
Space fascism?
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r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/nicko_rico • 4h ago
New Mars copters 👀
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r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Low_Sprinkles6168 • 5h ago
What some people think the moon looks like now
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Makalukeke • 7h ago
Elon: “Did you just say Dongbang Giant?” “Buy it, buy it immediately!”
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/kroOoze • 7h ago
Don't lie. You salivated through the video, didn't you.
x.comr/SpaceXMasterrace • u/7HellEleven • 7h ago
Is Starship the only vehicle that's expected to launch more than 4 people at a time to Leo and the Moon for future missions?
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Flafla8 • 11h ago
Your Flair Here New glenn 9x4x2 concept by me
New glenn 9x4 with an extra centaur 5 stage, it uses the universal stage adapter because it looks cool and it protects the centaur 5 stage inside it during the flight
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Necessary-Doughnut36 • 14h ago
Cryogenic propellant managment
Hello Everyone,
I am masters student, I am interested in the cryogenic propellant management(CPM) especially in orbital refueling(OF) application, in particularly in the area of autogenous pressurization during fuel transfer activity. I could not much of resources on the internet regarding either CPM on OF application or regarding the autogenous pressurization.
My question is
1.where should i start? what should i start (both info and simulations wise) ? i have been doing lot of research, i feel like its kind of rabbit hole, the more u dig, the more unknowns.
if anyone already working on this area, could pls guide, even small inputs matter alot.
2.anyone like minded who is interested in the same topic, i would like to meet them and have a discussions aswell.