New rocket engine.

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>>67244085
you are gullible as fuck m8

I hope this isn't one of your impervious, invisible, teleporting autonomous superweapons again

what fuel does it use?

>>67244134
No. Russia actually can into sci fi stuff.

>>67244169
The same as ordinary engine. Kerosene.

Does it last longer than 2 seconds?

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>>67244085
You are behind the times on meme drives my man.

Does your hunk of shit generate thrust via quantum plasma to creat a psuedo-reacionless propulsion? no? fuck off desu

>>67244918
it doesn't work tho

>>67244918
Is it 19th century device?
Show how it works.

>>67244617
Does.

>>67244085
Consumption of fuel is 50 times less.
F*ck.

>>67244085
it seems that the concept was already used in WWII german weapons
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verpuffungsstrahltriebwerk
the new thing is that they do it at higher temperatures or stronger explosion.

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>>67244085

We should better continue developing a nuclear-thermal rocket engine.

>>67245221
Radioactive materials or kerosene?
Kerosene.

>>67244085
Physicsfag here.

Gonna call bullshit on this one. But anyway, a US engineer re-designed the modern gas engine and prototyped it and it's fuel consumption is something like 45% less. While everything else is the same. He re-purposed some already-known technology from like, the 1920s or something.

But it doesn't matter. Electric cars are like $24,000 now - which is affordable.

>>67245363
I hear there is some talk of nasa making some sort of new propulsion system with some radio cavity system.

It kind of reminds me of the tech in red alert 2. East makes it simple and noisy, west makes it advanced and quiet.

>>67244950
Sure it does.

Just not in any useful amount. Power source would die before any kind of useful velocity was gained.

>>67245663
>Sure it does.
Results are inconclusive, I will wait for the cubesat test.

>>67244085
is this ancient finnish rocket technology u have stolen off rightful finnish clay

what did u find buried in the swamps

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>>67245216
>Verpuffungsstrahltriebwerk

Uh...

>>67244216
>kerosene
Why don't your rockets burn water Ivan? Don't you want to save the planet?

>>67246562
>Why don't your rockets burn water
>burn water

Using fluorine as oxidant doesn't seem like a reasonable idea to me, Johnny.

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>>67244085
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf3F9AQ-JI8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgtZCXYmkDU

Soon.

>>67249779
Liquid Oxygen + Liquid Hydrogen

>>67244085
I am glad that research funded for the ultimate destruction of USA can be used for something less gruesome like sending stuff into space.

Let's just hope there will be less explosions before you actually manage to fix all design flaws.

>>67244085
Bravo russians. I knew russians were heroic people
since they stopped evil 2 times before.
but they prove to be even smart.
Russian heroes are always welcome to my anus.
Please invade ayastefanos again and fuck me here

>>67245216
>Verpuffungsstrahltriebwerk

No one can pronounce this, so technically it doesn't exists and no one cares.

S-600 Stronk

>>67244085
I can't read moonrunes Ivan.
English please?

>russian rocket tech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl12dXYcUTo

>>67244085
powered by HIV and poverty right?

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>>67257065
Krokodil expands the mind, my dude

>>67257255
It expands the brain. Literally.