/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12262082
>It’s real

>Mfw we’re watching SpaceX build our ticket to Mars out in the open

What a time to be alive bro’s.

>>10477128
If it's good enough for nuclear submarines, aircraft carriers, and the Goddamned USS Enterprise NCC-1701, it's good enough for anything.

As time goes on I'm taking this less as a joke and more of a take that as long as you clean the parts that need to be clean, you can build shit like this anywhere.
Why shouldn't you be able to build a rocket wherever, if it's not something that will fuck with the materials? Sure, you'll need to clean it, but is that more expensive than cleaning the entire building it would have been put together otherwise?

>post yfw building massive spacecraft outdoors in a field is actually how it's going to work