I genuinely thought this was someone upset someone had said it was at first. Then the absolute gap in understanding that made that person think someone might actually mistake the picture for one.

The comment in the image also looks like pure AI too tbh with all the emojis

Legit yes. AI boosters really think that.

They think programmers just type stuff. They think engineers just draw stuff. Mechanics just turn wrenches till stuff works again.

It's because these people don't know shit about fuck. That's why they think everyone's job can be done by AI. After all, AI can doodle and type and turn wrenches. Unlike their job, which is complex and nuanced.

Oh shit, at first I thought the person in the screenshot was mocking the AI's product, but they actually believe it's a good result?!

How does gravity effect this? Well, that's the good part. near the heat shield it pushes from front to back, but near the thrusters is pushes back to front cancelling it out.

But don't forget to put the actual crew on the other side of the engine to the crew sections.

Where you're always one leak away from being horrifically oxidized or slurped through an engine.

or between two, stacked engines!

Raptor Engine

I don't worry about AI being good at my job.

I worry about middle management thinking AI is good at my job

Doesn't matter if it is or not, the only thing that matters is how gullible your bosses are.

yeah, these are the "give these to the MBAs to make investment bullshit out of" type drawings.

That's obviously what the healizaie is for

What do you mean? This engine burns crew according to AI.

What about the raptor engine that's recursively nested inside a larger raptor engine?

AI math: 30*6 <= 30

Yes a lot of modern engines run on methane. It doesn't have to be as cold as H2 and its much more volume-dense.

Combustion is much less complicated than with kerosene and other big hydrocarbons.

Saturn V first stage ran RP-1, a kerosene fuel like Jet-A or JP8.