Here is an Infographic showing the past, present, and future modes of transport into Space
Critisism is welcome
If you'd like you can check out my Deviant art
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Shit rockets you is fine
More seriously though, looking at the tiny humans, it's amazing how many fuel we need to leave the earth.
Love it, rocket's are awesome :)
I like the way you divided the capsules into Orbital, Reentry and service.
Clear and informative, I like the fact that its all to scale.
Only thing a bit off-putting is the manned flights section, it could do with a number on it, Soyuz for example is quite uncountable.
[QUOTE=cyanidem;39731768]Clear and informative, I like the fact that its all to scale.
Only thing a bit off-putting is the manned flights section, it could do with a number on it, Soyuz for example is quite uncountable.[/QUOTE]
That is a good point, I'll think about doing that in the future. Thanks
I'm going to add my newest Infographic to this bunch as well.
This one depicts the space-planes we have used and the future space-planes being built right now.
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This rock(et)s!
These are some sleek pictures, keep it up.
Incredible...
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