_Designer_
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that sounds cool, but the pontoons and weight of the spacecraft with the landing and velocity could knock it around left and right. that force itself could flip the pontoon landing strip over if the weight is too heavy as well as the velocity and angle you're flying at.
I was thinking too for the tunnel, like on aircraft carriers, the naval jets have a hook to catch the wire on the runway. Perhaps adding that in the tunnel to start lowering velocity would be effective.
Now making it into the tunnel should not be that hard I think (should we remove all the flaws), simply lower velocity (since it will be in low altitude, there will be little chance of stalling) be at a comfortable distance from the tunnel, align your angle and prepare to land.
and on some of these comments, you guys are sounding like I'm actually going to build it irl, lol.
I was thinking too for the tunnel, like on aircraft carriers, the naval jets have a hook to catch the wire on the runway. Perhaps adding that in the tunnel to start lowering velocity would be effective.
Now making it into the tunnel should not be that hard I think (should we remove all the flaws), simply lower velocity (since it will be in low altitude, there will be little chance of stalling) be at a comfortable distance from the tunnel, align your angle and prepare to land.
and on some of these comments, you guys are sounding like I'm actually going to build it irl, lol.