[Brilliant]

But it would tear the rocket apart. Might work on the moon though.

[Libloather]

I like the rubber band idea. Really big rubber bands. Pew!

[American in Israel]

As long as your payload is a steel ball it might work, but 10 kilo G force would crush a golf ball.

[Army Air Corps]

The ultimate hammer throw.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I’d prefer a trebuchet myself.

[SWAMP-C1PHER]

Wasn’t the video game mass effect based off something similar to this?

[calenel]

Someone better invent “inertial dampeners” first.

[BenLurkin]

[llevrok]

I saw something like this in a Road Runner cartoon once.

[YouPosting2Me]

I’d like to see it tested on democrats (or at least house managers) to see if it works...

[ryderann]

The training for the crew will be tough.

[Bryan24]

LOL. What is that, 200-300 Gs? Yeah, that’s the ticket....

[TChad]

Can satellite electronics handle that kind of pressure?

Better keep birds out of the spin zone.

[lee martell]

Some offended Martian may find a way to throw those rocks right back at us. “Did you drop something on Jupiter?”

[11Bush]

Instead of SpinLaunch

They should have named it FoolandHisMoney.

[moovova]

Sounds like a great idea.

[Bobalu]

Seems like a gigantic electromagnetic rail that ends at the top of a small mountain might be better and have much lower G forces...plus, what a rush!

[exinnj]

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

[R0CK3T]

let’s use it on Democrat and Swamp creatures

[blueunicorn6]

I want to know where they’re going to do this.

I’ve got a clothes pin and a playing card.

I think it’ll make a noise like a motorcycle.

Or it’ll create a black hole.

I’m ok with either one.