SpaceX's Solution For 33 Raptor Engines Thrilled NASA Scientists!

The SpaceX starship is a technological marvel, capable of reaching heights and speeds previously thought impossible. With its ability to produce nearly 16.7 million pounds of thrust at liftoff, it has easily surpassed the previous record holder, the Soviet N1 rocket, by a significant margin of nearly 60 percent. This level of power however, comes with its own set of challenges. The intense heat generated during launch, as well as the acoustic energy produced, which is nearly double that experienced during an Artemis one launch, make it imperative that the safety of the crew and equipment be a top priority. SpaceX, under the leadership of Elon Musk, has risen to this challenge by implementing a water Deluge system. This system uses a shower of water to control and absorb the energy generated during launch, providing an extra layer of protection for both the crew and the equipment. The water Deluge system is just one example of the innovative and forward-thinking approach that sets SpaceX apart from other space flight companies.

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[bubpori]

Nice Diffuser ! Looks like a Through wall !.

[peterhall]

i wonder if theyre adding iron foundry slag to the concrete, I know its being used as an additive to new road surfacws in England

[peterreimer]

Wow! Such in depth thoughtful input... and

[LezChap]

> The water Deluge system is just one example of the innovative and forward-thinking approach that sets SpaceX apart from other space flight companies.

Water Deluge Systems have been in use for decades, the majority of the Space Program. While SpaceX is making great progress...this isn't an example of them being "innovative" or "forward-thinking".

[mattblack]

Sadly I still say that an exhaust diversion system should have been implemented and thus saving all this extra work and delay of proceedings, a launch would most probably have occurred before now if a diversion chamber was built at the outset as this system will certainly not be conducive with multiple daily launches, too destructive to the concrete base works and equipment.

[squashduos]

How about having surrounding custom low lying high wind wind turbines absorbing all the power from the take off charging battery packs…with thousand of launches in the mix that energy can become useful…perhaps…just a wild idea…;-)

[patklinger]

i don't agree with your info 100 percent get it straight