R_N3dza

Vehicle and Rocket technology, Musician, StarsWithoutNumber

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@ClayTravis @MLB Sounds good, but what prompted the original effort and what if no one pushed back?

[vanlaukaus @vanlaukaus]

Serious D+³He business

[Troll Lord Games @trolllordgames]

The more books in your cart, the more you save 🔥 What we can't sell will need to be disposed of, so save a book! Save your wallet! Save your muscles!

[Pasthetique @Pasthetique]

It looks like polished silver, but it's 100% nature's masterpiece.

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

I guess I'll give it one last try

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

I don't think I'm particularly special or anything, but can anyone actually see anything I'm posting? Just curious👍

[Kevin Sorbo @ksorbs]

Happy to chip in with you on this

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@belgeseIdunyasi The stunning accuracy that these insects can reach a threat outside the nest. They're perfect

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

I don't think I'm particularly special or anything, but can anyone actually see anything I'm posting? Just curious👍

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@visegrad24 Plant

[Isaac Arthur @Isaac_A_Arthur]

What If Humanity Never Masters Fusion?
https://t.co/kBquydHjZl
What if fusion power never becomes practical? Humanity still has solar, fission, storage, beamed power, and enough known physics to build a spacefaring future.

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@cnunezimages @SpaceIntel101 I guess after checked, they're marked OK🙂

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@peilliad @GRNasake I would agree there.

[Isaac Arthur @Isaac_A_Arthur]

Antimatter Propulsion
https://t.co/tZuG8bKU7V
Antimatter propulsion could be the fastest engine ever built. We explore how antimatter rockets work, their extreme energy density, and whether they could power humanity’s first true interstellar spacecraft.

[CityVibesX @earthviewss1]

This is an aerial veiw of Malbork Castle (Marienburg) Poland 🇵🇱

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@DJSnM Almost hate to like this

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@mcrs987 Yeah

[R_N3dza @rn3dza]

@IndyCar There's a place for you on the roadways of NJ Mr. Power🫡

[Matt Loszak @MattLoszak]

The inside of a sodium-cooled reactor.

Liquid sodium flows like liquid water, but is ~100x more thermally conductive & ~10x higher boiling point.

A tiny bit of sodium flowing through 1mm fuel gaps is enough to extract megawatts of heat at atmospheric pressure without boiling.