Bigram03
Bigram03 t1_j9djpso wrote
Bigram03 t1_j9djget wrote
Reply to ‘We found the Artemis-I noise level at 5 km had a crackling quality about 40 million times greater than a bowl of Rice Krispies.’ — Maximum noise measured during Artemis-I launch on 16 Nov. 2022 was higher than predicted by marketrent
That is an eipc amount of energy being released...
Bigram03 t1_j6mzn9w wrote
The technology's to send humans to Mars (either to live or return) do not exist, and are still many decades off despite what Musk saya.
Bigram03 t1_j4r1w1t wrote
Reply to comment by IdiAmeme in At NASA, Dr. Z Was OK With Some Missions Failing by Maxcactus
Just because someone is a volunteer does not give anyone the right to be cavalier with someone's life.
Also, space flight is not only expensive, but also the training is argious.
You can't just take random people off the street, blast them into space with a slap on the back and a good luck. It would be certain death.
So until humans understand and are able to overcome all of the hurdles preventing us from living in space permanently, any attempt to do so is pointless.
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Reply to comment by kobullso in At NASA, Dr. Z Was OK With Some Missions Failing by Maxcactus
No base in Antarctica is self sustaining, and the cost to keep the people on the ISS alive is in the 100s of millions a month and requires the full time work of thousands of people to support.
We can and should visit the places. But living anywhere but earth is fanciful at best for even the most optimistic view of the technology's on the horizon.
Bigram03 t1_j42ozmu wrote
Reply to comment by El_Bistro in At NASA, Dr. Z Was OK With Some Missions Failing by Maxcactus
We have difficulty living in Antarctica. Living in space is many orders of magnitude more complex.
We are not close. Even remotely so.
Why risk lives unnecessarily?
Bigram03 t1_j1kasgb wrote
Reply to comment by revanon in It's Christmas Eve and I'm an ordained pastor. Ask me anything! by revanon
I mean he sacrificed children (Egypt curses among others), and destroyed the whole world the with flood.
Then in the new Jesus starts his ministry of love, and forgiveness and compassion.
Change and growth are predicated on being imperfect and seeking improvement. Why would change needed if one was perfect? How could he even be capable of change if all knowledge is already known?
Bigram03 t1_j1k6uaa wrote
Why do we see such a big change in God between the old and new testament? Also, how can a God even change if they are perfect?
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Reply to comment by imakenosensetopeople in A platform for products with no planned obsolescence by shanoshamanizum
Some printers are set to disable themselves after a certain number of pages, also ink cartridges will show no ink even though they still have plenty. Apple also got busted a few years back for slowing device performance of older units to get people to but new ones.
Manufacturers have also intentionally designed products with failure points in household items... there is a youtube channel that disassembles electronics and points these out. I'll have to go dig it up.