Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

Posting in chatbox because this isn’t a full reply, rather an update. I plan to provide replies to the Rocketry topic and post in the ISIS thread soon. I’m just busy with other work at the moment. I find it interesting that is ISIS saga has been winding down for the past year and a half, with more t...

Firstly I’d like to thank the admin who amended the embedded images in my posts so far. There’s still quite a bit of reading left on how to post neat and tidy content. So to proceed. The points of contention with my part 1 so far have been the effect of air on a rocket, Newton’s Third Law, the rate ...

This reply may unintentionally dip into content meant for the later parts, but this shouldn't be too much of a problem. Is the V2 a bad example? Used as a model, no. Ignoring its alleged wartime career successes and losses, given enough fuel to facilitate thrust, a missile/rocket is able to reach sp...

Good point. That sentence was a bit too vague. I will use this V2 rocket cross section as it is quite simple to see the combustion chamber. Now unlike the free expansion diagram I provided, within the V2 the exhaust propellant is exiting via the combustion chamber, which itself has tubes leading to ...

PART 1 This will be my first contribution, although I have something in the pipeline for ‘The Rise & fall of ISIS’ too. What follows will be an evaluation of the arguments for why rocketry will not work in a vacuum, as well as looking into misassumptions into the characteristics of the void of ...

Thank you Flabbergasted! I made a bit of a jumble with that sentence regarding government and capitalization. Although it isn't pluralized my view wasn't to convey that I believe in some sort of One World Government, but just refer to all governments in general. Now to answer your question, there wa...

Hello Cluesforum. The username I wish to use: FervidGus The reason for choosing it is simple- Gus is my name, or rather a contraction of it, and fervid is the adjective form of fervour. I was rifling through a large, orange, and very dated latin dictionary in my school library a few years ago when m...