O.K. Suitti...here ya go...How do we make a catapult to launch things into outer space?

Question

Like a toaster or other small appliances.

Answer 1

Some people really do have too much time on their hands...

Answer 2

203000 gallons of liquid oxygen...

Answer 3

Big magnets, a tube, a block of ice, and 3 lasers.

Piece of cake.

Answer 4

We'll need one Huge rubber band...

Answer 5

why you wanna luance toast to the moon?

Answer 6

Uhh.Years of studying.Eventually,maybe (fat chance) you'll be enployed with nasa.Make mega millions with your invension .. :o :L

Sorry..But to be realistic thers not a very good chance of anything getting to space.

Answer 7

a huge circular magnetic acellerator 8 miles in diameter that could twirl an object up to speed untill it has enough moemntum to break earths gravity... no lasers needed!

Answer 8

umm yea

Answer 9

i think the main problem is that whatever we launched up there would get burned up in earth's atmosphere.  if a meteor can't make it past the atmosphere into earth while going hundreds or thousands of miles per hour, there's no way a toaster can go through it.  so it wouldn't actually make it into space, it would just be completely incinerated.

Answer 10

idk but if you figure it out tell me cause I would really like to launch that Jennifer girl from the etiquette page to the moon. She's f***ing annoying.

Answer 11

wtf are you talking about... Bro read a porno .. get outside.. date a hot chick. you dont need to ask those questions when you have a BLACK HOLE to dig into @ night...  

Answer 12

OK Suitti. ... We don't.

Anything at escape velocity would burn up from friction

before it could escape.

Look what happened to the shuttle when it's shield failed, and it

was going a heck of a lot slower.

That toaster would just be an expensive fire-work.

Answer 13

huh?

Answer 14

We have experimented with rail gun technology which theoretically could generate enough energy to launch a small payload into space.