200 days to go to planet Mars

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

Do you have a link to this plan from Elon?

I'm not sure people should trust Elon on the subject of anything these days. Elon only cares about Elon

Mars would be a one way trip. But even so, as evidenced by the hoax 'Mars One' project, there are no shortage of twerps who would rush for the suicide mission. Actually, calling it a 'mission' is generous. Without any infrastructure or materials that have already been dropped off ahead of humans arrival, you will last until your oxygen supply runs out.

Also, why would anyone go colonise a planet where Elon memed and sold T-shirts of 'Nuke Mars'. - Without understanding how ridiculous than plan was even in the context of starting a greenhouse effect and melting the ice caps. (you would need about 3500 nukes every day for 7 weeks LOL). Not only that, it would turn the planet into a radioactive wasteland. It only showed how science illiterate he is. But people lap it up because people are dumbarse twerps (or yanks)

A 200 day trip is not an insurmountable challenge. Geez, when the British sailed convicts to Australia that trip was over 250 days and those prisoners were chained, whipped and malnourished. I dont think they had decent toilet facilities either or had much chance to see above deck for fresh air. By comparison, a 200 day journey in a space capsule would be far less stressful

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

Do you have a link to this plan from Elon?

I'm not sure people should trust Elon on the subject of anything these days. Elon only cares about Elon

Mars would be a one way trip. But even so, as evidenced by the hoax 'Mars One' project, there are no shortage of twerps who would rush for the suicide mission. Actually, calling it a 'mission' is generous. Without any infrastructure or materials that have already been dropped off ahead of humans arrival, you will last until your oxygen supply runs out.

Also, why would anyone go colonise a planet where Elon memed and sold T-shirts of 'Nuke Mars'. - Without understanding how ridiculous than plan was even in the context of starting a greenhouse effect and melting the ice caps. (you would need about 3500 nukes every day for 7 weeks LOL). Not only that, it would turn the planet into a radioactive wasteland. It only showed how science illiterate he is. But people lap it up because people are dumbarse twerps (or yanks)

A 200 day trip is not an insurmountable challenge. Geez, when the British sailed convicts to Australia that trip was over 250 days and those prisoners were chained, whipped and malnourished. I dont think they had decent toilet facilities either or had much chance to see above deck for fresh air. By comparison, a 200 day journey in a space capsule would be far less stressful

Are you suggesting we shall deport convicts to Mars?

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

   


Read his post again . . .  Think retartud rapper.

Quote from: Masalang the Torpedo on May 16, 2022, 04:03:05 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

Do you have a link to this plan from Elon?

I'm not sure people should trust Elon on the subject of anything these days. Elon only cares about Elon

Mars would be a one way trip. But even so, as evidenced by the hoax 'Mars One' project, there are no shortage of twerps who would rush for the suicide mission. Actually, calling it a 'mission' is generous. Without any infrastructure or materials that have already been dropped off ahead of humans arrival, you will last until your oxygen supply runs out.

Also, why would anyone go colonise a planet where Elon memed and sold T-shirts of 'Nuke Mars'. - Without understanding how ridiculous than plan was even in the context of starting a greenhouse effect and melting the ice caps. (you would need about 3500 nukes every day for 7 weeks LOL). Not only that, it would turn the planet into a radioactive wasteland. It only showed how science illiterate he is. But people lap it up because people are dumbarse twerps (or yanks)

A 200 day trip is not an insurmountable challenge. Geez, when the British sailed convicts to Australia that trip was over 250 days and those prisoners were chained, whipped and malnourished. I dont think they had decent toilet facilities either or had much chance to see above deck for fresh air. By comparison, a 200 day journey in a space capsule would be far less stressful

Are you suggesting we shall deport convicts to Mars?

Not unless we are doing creative ways to carry out executions

Are you suggesting we shall deport convicts to Mars?

   


. . . trolls

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

No, time to go to Mars is just a question of space craft departure speed and direction leaving Earth at lift-off apart from locations of Earth/Mars during the trip. The higher the speed and the better the direction your time of trip can be reduced. But regardless, only earth gravity will slow you down in orbit during the trip, and best is to arrive Mars at minimum velocity for landing Mars. If you miss Mars, you will just continue orbiting Earth until you die. Assuming you arrive at Mars, your next problem is how to brake, change direction and land without crashing on Mars. And it is not easy. If you know, how to do it, tell me.

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on June 16, 2022, 04:44:40 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

No, time to go to Mars is just a question of space craft departure speed and direction leaving Earth at lift-off apart from locations of Earth/Mars during the trip. The higher the speed and the better the direction your time of trip can be reduced. But regardless, only earth gravity will slow you down in orbit during the trip, and best is to arrive Mars at minimum velocity for landing Mars. If you miss Mars, you will just continue orbiting Earth until you die. Assuming you arrive at Mars, your next problem is how to brake, change direction and land without crashing on Mars. And it is not easy. If you know, how to do it, tell me.

Earth has an escape velocity of about 11.2km/s. Exceed that and you wont be bound by Earths gravity. Why if you fly past Mars and miss it would you still be tied to Earths Gravity? Is the Juno probe around Jupiter orbiting the Earth?

C'mon!


We can agree that colonisation of Mars is a bogus idea and only hapless morons buy into the bullshit Elon is selling. But in theory you could get a hapless moron to Mars - just no guarantee of survival beyond how long they can hold their breath

Quote from: Heiwa on July 29, 2022, 09:55:27 AM

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on June 16, 2022, 04:44:40 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

No, time to go to Mars is just a question of space craft departure speed and direction leaving Earth at lift-off apart from locations of Earth/Mars during the trip. The higher the speed and the better the direction your time of trip can be reduced. But regardless, only earth gravity will slow you down in orbit during the trip, and best is to arrive Mars at minimum velocity for landing Mars. If you miss Mars, you will just continue orbiting Earth until you die. Assuming you arrive at Mars, your next problem is how to brake, change direction and land without crashing on Mars. And it is not easy. If you know, how to do it, tell me.

Earth has an escape velocity of about 11.2km/s. Exceed that and you wont be bound by Earths gravity. Why if you fly past Mars and miss it would you still be tied to Earths Gravity? Is the Juno probe around Jupiter orbiting the Earth?

C'mon!


We can agree that colonisation of Mars is a bogus idea and only hapless morons buy into the bullshit Elon is selling. But in theory you could get a hapless moron to Mars - just no guarantee of survival beyond how long they can hold their breath

I think you have not understood "escape velocity" and what "gravity" is all about. I explain it at my popular website since >20 years.

Quote from: Masalang the Torpedo on July 29, 2022, 10:02:45 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on July 29, 2022, 09:55:27 AM

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on June 16, 2022, 04:44:40 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

No, time to go to Mars is just a question of space craft departure speed and direction leaving Earth at lift-off apart from locations of Earth/Mars during the trip. The higher the speed and the better the direction your time of trip can be reduced. But regardless, only earth gravity will slow you down in orbit during the trip, and best is to arrive Mars at minimum velocity for landing Mars. If you miss Mars, you will just continue orbiting Earth until you die. Assuming you arrive at Mars, your next problem is how to brake, change direction and land without crashing on Mars. And it is not easy. If you know, how to do it, tell me.

Earth has an escape velocity of about 11.2km/s. Exceed that and you wont be bound by Earths gravity. Why if you fly past Mars and miss it would you still be tied to Earths Gravity? Is the Juno probe around Jupiter orbiting the Earth?

C'mon!


We can agree that colonisation of Mars is a bogus idea and only hapless morons buy into the bullshit Elon is selling. But in theory you could get a hapless moron to Mars - just no guarantee of survival beyond how long they can hold their breath

I think you have not understood "escape velocity" and what "gravity" is all about. I explain it at my popular website since >20 years.

Why dont you give us all a quick rundown on escape velocity and gravity right here and now

Quote from: Heiwa on July 29, 2022, 09:55:27 AM

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on June 16, 2022, 04:44:40 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

No, time to go to Mars is just a question of space craft departure speed and direction leaving Earth at lift-off apart from locations of Earth/Mars during the trip. The higher the speed and the better the direction your time of trip can be reduced. But regardless, only earth gravity will slow you down in orbit during the trip, and best is to arrive Mars at minimum velocity for landing Mars. If you miss Mars, you will just continue orbiting Earth until you die. Assuming you arrive at Mars, your next problem is how to brake, change direction and land without crashing on Mars. And it is not easy. If you know, how to do it, tell me.

Earth has an escape velocity of about 11.2km/s. Exceed that and you wont be bound by Earths gravity. Why if you fly past Mars and miss it would you still be tied to Earths Gravity? Is the Juno probe around Jupiter orbiting the Earth?

C'mon!


We can agree that colonisation of Mars is a bogus idea and only hapless morons buy into the bullshit Elon is selling. But in theory you could get a hapless moron to Mars - just no guarantee of survival beyond how long they can hold their breath

He's right.  Kinda.
Flying a ship in a straight line is not energy effecient.  Typically you'll have a ship orbit Earth, using its's gravity to circle around to incercept Mars.
Where he's wrong, is that if you miss mars, odds are it'll still throw off your trajectory and you'll lose your earth orbit.  Unless you miss mars by ALOT.

Example:
https://mars.nasa.gov/resources/25156/perseverances-route-to-mars/

You can see the orbital path (circular) to go from Earth to Mars.

Quote from: Masalang the Torpedo on July 29, 2022, 10:02:45 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on July 29, 2022, 09:55:27 AM

Quote from: MaNaeSWolf on June 16, 2022, 04:44:40 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on May 15, 2022, 10:46:05 PM

Mr. E Musk, US owner of SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter companies, offers tourist trips to planet Mars on his spacecrafts. The one-way trip takes 200 days, so after take off Earth you have to spend 200 days in space looking out of a window, etc. After landing Mars you have to spend some time there to await the return trip, when Mars and Earth are suitably lined up. Then the return trip can start, which takes only 199 days as Sun gravity pulls you back. Musk has sold plenty trips so there is a waiting list.

The time it takes to go to Mars depends on how much energy the vehicle in earth orbit has, and how efficiently it can use as well as the exact orbital characteristics of Mars and Earth at the time. A fully fuelled starship can get to Mars in anywhere from 140 to 180 days depending on these things.
Musk has not sold any trips to Mars, this is just you tripping on what ever you have been smoking when you wrote this.

No, time to go to Mars is just a question of space craft departure speed and direction leaving Earth at lift-off apart from locations of Earth/Mars during the trip. The higher the speed and the better the direction your time of trip can be reduced. But regardless, only earth gravity will slow you down in orbit during the trip, and best is to arrive Mars at minimum velocity for landing Mars. If you miss Mars, you will just continue orbiting Earth until you die. Assuming you arrive at Mars, your next problem is how to brake, change direction and land without crashing on Mars. And it is not easy. If you know, how to do it, tell me.

Earth has an escape velocity of about 11.2km/s. Exceed that and you wont be bound by Earths gravity. Why if you fly past Mars and miss it would you still be tied to Earths Gravity? Is the Juno probe around Jupiter orbiting the Earth?

C'mon!


We can agree that colonisation of Mars is a bogus idea and only hapless morons buy into the bullshit Elon is selling. But in theory you could get a hapless moron to Mars - just no guarantee of survival beyond how long they can hold their breath

He's right.  Kinda.
Flying a ship in a straight line is not energy effecient.  Typically you'll have a ship orbit Earth, using its's gravity to circle around to incercept Mars.
Where he's wrong, is that if you miss mars, odds are it'll still throw off your trajectory and you'll lose your earth orbit.  Unless you miss mars by ALOT.

Example:
https://mars.nasa.gov/resources/25156/perseverances-route-to-mars/

You can see the orbital path (circular) to go from Earth to Mars.

LOL -the banana shaped, variable speed trajectory of NASAs spacecraft flying from Earth to Mars is a joke with planet Earth orbiting the Sun faster than Mars orbits the Sun. Actually planet Earth is hardly moving at all in space, while Mars and Sun orbit each other in space and there is no way to fly to Mars from Earth.

This seems like a perfectly reasonable approach (Per Dave's link):





It is possible to apply the formula given above to calculate the Δv in km/s needed to enter a Hohmann transfer orbit to arrive at various destinations from Earth (assuming circular orbits for the planets). In this table, the column labeled "Δv to enter Hohmann orbit from Earth's orbit" gives the change from Earth's velocity to the velocity needed to get on a Hohmann ellipse whose other end will be at the desired distance from the Sun. The column labeled "v exiting LEO" gives the velocity needed (in a non-rotating frame of reference centered on the earth) when 300 km above the Earth's surface. This is obtained by adding to the specific kinetic energy the square of the speed (7.73 km/s) of this low Earth orbit (that is, the depth of Earth's gravity well at this LEO). The column "Δv from LEO" is simply the previous speed minus 7.73 km/s.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hohmann_transfer_orbit#Calculation

Thankls a lot for the JPL figure, where the space craft takes off from and orbits  Earth and arrives Mars where it stops and lands.
Of course Earth does not orbit the Sun as suggested in the JPL picture. It is Mars and the Sun that orbits each other with Earth immobile in between. I can see this from my window and roof garden.  Have a look yourself.

It is Mars and the Sun that orbits each other with Earth immobile in between. I can see this from my window and roof garden.  Have a look yourself.

I think we're done here 

Quote from: Heiwa on July 30, 2022, 02:17:11 AM

It is Mars and the Sun that orbits each other with Earth immobile in between. I can see this from my window and roof garden.  Have a look yourself.

I think we're done here 

But did you look?

Yeah, we're done here.

Yeah, we're done here.

It is a pity you cannot see how the Sun and Mars orbit each other with Earth in between just rotating around itself. But one day you will understand how it works.

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Quote from: NotSoSkeptical on July 30, 2022, 05:44:46 PM

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Actually I do it in writing so it is easy to quote me. I also explain why I think Earth is the center of the Universe. I start by looking out of my window ...

Quote from: markjo on July 30, 2022, 07:57:51 PM

Quote from: NotSoSkeptical on July 30, 2022, 05:44:46 PM

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Actually I do it in writing so it is easy to quote me. I also explain why I think Earth is the center of the Universe. I start by looking out of my window ...

Where do you end?

Quote from: Heiwa on July 30, 2022, 10:54:56 PM

Quote from: markjo on July 30, 2022, 07:57:51 PM

Quote from: NotSoSkeptical on July 30, 2022, 05:44:46 PM

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Actually I do it in writing so it is easy to quote me. I also explain why I think Earth is the center of the Universe. I start by looking out of my window ...

Where do you end?

There is no end or beginning.

Quote from: Stash on July 31, 2022, 01:50:56 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on July 30, 2022, 10:54:56 PM

Quote from: markjo on July 30, 2022, 07:57:51 PM

Quote from: NotSoSkeptical on July 30, 2022, 05:44:46 PM

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Actually I do it in writing so it is easy to quote me. I also explain why I think Earth is the center of the Universe. I start by looking out of my window ...

Where do you end?

There is no end or beginning.

Then how can there be a centre?

Quote from: Heiwa on July 31, 2022, 04:38:06 AM

Quote from: Stash on July 31, 2022, 01:50:56 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on July 30, 2022, 10:54:56 PM

Quote from: markjo on July 30, 2022, 07:57:51 PM

Quote from: NotSoSkeptical on July 30, 2022, 05:44:46 PM

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Actually I do it in writing so it is easy to quote me. I also explain why I think Earth is the center of the Universe. I start by looking out of my window ...

Where do you end?

There is no end or beginning.

Then how can there be a centre?

Planet Earth is the center of the Solar system in the Universe.

Quote from: Masalang the Torpedo on July 31, 2022, 04:52:39 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on July 31, 2022, 04:38:06 AM

Quote from: Stash on July 31, 2022, 01:50:56 AM

Quote from: Heiwa on July 30, 2022, 10:54:56 PM

Quote from: markjo on July 30, 2022, 07:57:51 PM

Quote from: NotSoSkeptical on July 30, 2022, 05:44:46 PM

Wait?  Did Anders really say the Earth is the center of the Universe?

Yes.  He's a round earth geocentrist.

Actually I do it in writing so it is easy to quote me. I also explain why I think Earth is the center of the Universe. I start by looking out of my window ...

Where do you end?

There is no end or beginning.

Then how can there be a centre?

Planet Earth is the center of the Solar system in the Universe.

Then how can there be a centre?

Planet Earth is the centre of the Solar system in the Universe.

Everything suddenly makes a lot more sense.

Not the solar system stuff, but Heiwa.
We all knew he was a bit odd in the brain, but this explains what kind of odd he is now.

You are just jealous.

You are just jealous.

Of your inability to understand how rocket work?
Or that your model of the universe has been abandoned about 400 years?