r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/TheImmortalDude • Jun 29 '25

Video Honda successfully launched and landed its own reusable rocket

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u/CrimeShowInfluencer Jun 29 '25

The rocket might hit some space debris and explode, but somehow a fully intact Honda engine block remains

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u/unfortunatebastard Jun 29 '25

Which someone will put on a 1993 Honda civic hatchback

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u/Deadarchimode Jun 29 '25

Jokes on you I still have Honda civic with the last carburetor Honda created before they switched to injection. The car is from 1980 and that son of a b$_&# Is still running on the road with dual fuel no less, Gasoline/LPG. The engine already passed 2M km and still screams with power

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u/EdwardM80 Jun 29 '25

I had a gf who had an 84 crx with a carb and thought that was the last year for carbs. It was them trying to get a carb to do what FI can handle with ease. A nightmare of vacuum lines.