Woman in Chair Rocket

[sailmike]

I found this photo at break.com. Does anyone know the story behind it? It looks like a fairly big motor was used. Photoshopped maybe?

Thanks,
Mike

 

[bobkrech]

Photoshop. Anything else would not have been pretty.

 

[cjl]

That one's definitely photoshopped.

 

[dcastle]

It was an experiment in methane propellant...

 

[sailmike]

LOL Well it looks great.

Mike

 

[n5wd]

I found this photo at break.com. Does anyone know the story behind it? It looks like a fairly big motor was used. Photoshopped maybe?

More likely is that she's a mannequin.

 

[m85476585]

The lighting doesn't match. The shadows of the rocket launch are on the left, while the shadows on the woman are on the right. Also, the woman appears to be less grainy than the rest of the scene.

 

[Donaldsrockets]

This kind of reminds me of the Mythbusters Ming Dynasty Astronaut episode.

Only difference the chair isn't immediately beginning to arc over after motor ignition.

 

[sylvie369]

The lighting doesn't match. The shadows of the rocket launch are on the left, while the shadows on the woman are on the right. Also, the woman appears to be less grainy than the rest of the scene.

It's a photo of an alien woman coming in for a landing. She comes from an advanced race of super-high-definition shadow-shifters.

 

[DexterLB]

It's a photo of an alien woman coming in for a landing. She comes from an advanced race of super-high-definition shadow-shifters.

A race who have invented invisible rocket motors

 

[evil ed]

It's a photo of an alien woman coming in for a landing. She comes from an advanced race of super-high-definition shadow-shifters.

Nope, just the lady from the White Castle down the block!

 

[BAR_Daddy]

It was an experiment in methane propellant...

Oh my. :y: :y: :y:

And what oxidizer would they have used??? :roll::roll::roll:

 

[jadebox]

The lighting doesn't match. The shadows of the rocket launch are on the left, while the shadows on the woman are on the right. Also, the woman appears to be less grainy than the rest of the scene.

You also have to wonder where the launch rod went. Ouch!

-- Roger

 

[Adrian A]

You also have to wonder where the launch rod went. Ouch!

-- Roger

Not to mention the motor. It would be more or less aligned with the CG, right? When you look at the picture, it's...um, hidden.