I passed a guy going through an intersection yesterday that was holding a sign the said "Family in need" As I was going by I saw his wife and young son sitting in the shade. The son looked about my sons age. It made me realize that I better be thankful for every thing that is positive in my life and stop worrying about how I'm going to pay for that new frame I want.Only because that dude doesn't look like a homeless guy, that caption would seem to work better with this pic.
michelle bachmans wizards sleeve?
She knows a lot of random crap, that's fo sho. She is one of the many over-educated/underpaid people, she is perfect for Jeopardy.is that one of those photos you can get at amusement parks?
she must be wicked smaaart
redneck 40
Try it again......?
Our government has undoubtedly put this person on a terrorist watch list.
You mean "try it now?"
I hope we don't have rednecks that far in the future.
i agree. i thought mine looked sick (at the time,) but now it looks silly
I had forgotten how ugly the old V10s were
You shut your mouth there sir..... I need my daily dose of people of walmart to make myself feel more civilized.I hope we don't have rednecks that far in the future.
Talk about having a house on the water.
Impressive fact. The live test firing of all five engines at Redstone Arsenal broke windows in downtown Huntsville.
The F-1 Rocket Engines used on the Saturn rockets equal 160 million horsepower, about double the amount of potential hydroelectric power that would be available at any given moment if all the moving waters of North America were channeled through turbines
do you work in the field? i hadnt heard a HP rating for the motor, only the ridiculous 1.5m lb-ft/each of thrust
The F-1 Rocket Engines used on the Saturn rockets equal 160 million horsepower, about double the amount of potential hydroelectric power that would be available at any given moment if all the moving waters of North America were channeled through turbines
That's 15 miles away... Holy ishtballs.
This is now my current fascination of mega huge/and or powerful kickass things.
The F-1 Rocket Engines used on the Saturn rockets equal 160 million horsepower, about double the amount of potential hydroelectric power that would be available at any given moment if all the moving waters of North America were channeled through turbines
I'm running one in my Civic. It's not as economical as I had hoped it would be. Having a qualified flight crew to go to the store is a pain in the ass. My Rocket Scientist moved back to Iran after I scolded him for drinking the milk directly out of the carton and leaving Pistachio shells on the coffee table. Also the countdown isn't as fulfilling when you do it yourself.
Do not work in the field, just grabbed that stat from a random website. Power doesn't make much sense for a rocket engine but some quick calculations shows it is probably fairly accurate. I became fascinated with rocket engines after seeing fuel impellers being machined for the puny space shuttle engines many years ago. A turbo impeller only as wide as a dinner plate pumped fuel with as much as 25000 HP. That one solid piece of titanium took 30 days of continuous machining to make and spun at 70K rpm. Maybe it was 70K HP and 25K RPM, either way my mind was blown. The F1 engines are monsters compared to the Space Shuttle
osaka on moon
Saturn V nuts should check out this super high speed camera of Apollo 11:
