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    • RE: In 1959, a cement mixer with a full load of cement, wrecked near Winganon, Oklahoma 🇺🇸

      @LanceJZ @Cadbury_Moose @archaeohistories This is what people think of when they think of the Apollo "capsule". It has a big main thruster in the tail, and lots of thruster clusters all over the place.

      That's the reason why the artists modifying the cement mixer tank felt the need to add thrusters. It didn't look right without them, because the overall shape looks like a capsule plus its service module.

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    • RE: In 1959, a cement mixer with a full load of cement, wrecked near Winganon, Oklahoma 🇺🇸

      @Cadbury_Moose @LanceJZ @archaeohistories While this is true of the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo capsules (including the Apollo service module), a reusable capsule could enter nose first rather than tail first.

      Nuclear missile reentry heat shields are blunt cones entering nose first.

      That said, Dragon does do tail first reentry, placing the thrusters on the sides rather than the tail. I just think it "looks" wrong.

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    • RE: In 1959, a cement mixer with a full load of cement, wrecked near Winganon, Oklahoma 🇺🇸

      @LanceJZ @archaeohistories They added fake thrusters to it.

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    • RE: In 1959, a cement mixer with a full load of cement, wrecked near Winganon, Oklahoma 🇺🇸

      @archaeohistories Honestly, this is what a space capsule should look like.

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