Any chance of a Playmobil recreation of this thrilling escapade?
Posts by Stephen 24
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Russian sailors maroon themselves in Bristol Channel after drunken dinghy ride goes awry
Deck the halls with ... oh, no. DXC tells staff they may not have a job in the New Year
UK.gov lobs £25m at self-driving, self-parking, self-selling auto autos
Re: Autonomous Anti Orange Clockworkist Ideas needed
Well, the car they've been testing with around the car park at the University of the West of England has a number plate with the letters "BAE". I'm wondering if they've been sponsored by Bristol's premier weapons manufacturer. And if so, what their end game is - vehicle based drones? Weapon payload delivery by car?
'Computer algo' blamed for 450k UK women failing to receive breast screening invite
LUNAR-CY! SpaceX announces a Moon trip-for-two it'll inevitably miss the deadline on
Hurrah! Urinals will soon be splash-free
Virgin Galactic and Boom unveil Concorde 2.0 tester to restart supersonic travel
Tupperware vehemently denies any link to storage containerisation
Picking apart the circuits in the ARM1 – the ancestor of your smartphone's brain
Meet ARM1, grandfather of today's mobe, tablet CPUs – watch it crunch code live in a browser
I've always wanted to know
Can an experienced engineer look at a chip design photo/schematic and see how it "works" or do they have to drill down to the details and follow the paths? Are there common "patterns" that repeat across chips & manufacturers or is each chip unique?
I used to understand the very basics of a single transistor but at this scale its just a pretty, meaningless picture.
North Wales Police outsourcing deal results in massive overspend
Bosch, you suck! Dyson says VW pal cheated in vacuum cleaner tests
Paper driving licence death day: DVLA website is still TITSUP
Tearful LOHAN Playmonaut bids adiós to Spain
Reg reader fires up Pi-powered anti-cat garden sprinkler system
BOFH: You can take our lives, but you'll never take OUR MACROS
NASA scrubs FLYING SAUCER over Hawaii ballocket mission
NASA preps flying saucer ballocket flight
Questions
So they're going for the launch of the rocket "after release" - how will they get it to point up? (presumably without the use of a fantastical flying truss(tm))
How much does a rocket that can go from 120000ft to 180000ft, can travel at mach 3.5 and carry an inflatable decelerato saucer weigh? How big a balloon will that need??