@Kaster37444361@Creed_is_T1@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi Because when there's no outside pressures acting on the exhaust, it can continue to expand and get faster in the nozzle for longer before reaching ambient pressure at the exit
@Kaster37444361@Creed_is_T1@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi There you said it perfectly, it isn’t pushing against anything outside, it’s all happening in the extreme pressure of the combustion chamber. You realize this is still how rockets work even when they’re in the atmosphere right?
@Kaster37444361@Creed_is_T1@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi It pushes against its own exhaust. As fuel is burned gasses are created and since a combustion chamber is a finite space, new gasses have to push old ones out through the nozzle to make room. It’s actually more efficient when there’s no air surrounding the nozzle to displace
@Kaster37444361@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi Because clouds and rain are physical things that can reflect radio waves and a vaccum is an absence of anything. How is that even slightly confusing to you?
@Kaster37444361@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi There are pictures of satellites space, i’m using satellite internet, gopros are not standard for space flights, gopros don’t add curvature to the earth, and there is footage from before gopro existed. I’ve proved you wrong about everything and you just keep changing arguments
@Kaster37444361@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi You can literally see that the plaque is completely unaffected, if it were pincushion distortion everything in the image would be affected
@Kaster37444361@No_ReleaseDate@trianglerosmi Gopros are not the standard for space flights you just made that up, nor can any camera magically give a curvature to the Earth without affecting the other static objects in the shot