TheKingPotat
TheKingPotat t1_jbr6jme wrote
Reply to comment by CurtisLeow in Space Force allocates three historic Cape Canaveral launch pads to four companies by Azurebluenomad
Satellite corps or orbital corps sounds much better
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Reply to comment by danielravennest in NASA: Several large asteroids projected to zoom past Earth this week by 1080krld
Would optical observetories on the surface have any shot realistically? Or would it still move too fast
TheKingPotat t1_jamq2h6 wrote
Reply to comment by danielravennest in NASA: Several large asteroids projected to zoom past Earth this week by 1080krld
The Aphophis flyby sounds like it will have immense scientific value for orbital and ground based telescopes to get a better look at it as well
TheKingPotat t1_j14n37i wrote
Reply to comment by Sargent_Sarkasmo in Leak Inspection Finds Hole in Russian Spacecraft Docked to ISS by darthatheos
The belt really isnt as dangerous as pop culture makes it out to be
TheKingPotat t1_iy0tlk5 wrote
Reply to comment by Blue_Sail in Planet-killing stars can cover up their crimes. Here's how we could catch them. by Quiglius
Technically destroying one or more planets was never even criminalized either
TheKingPotat t1_ixvs7rk wrote
Reply to comment by MaelstromFL in JAXA team falsified data on research about long space stay by Saltedline
To my knowledge what they did is a violation of japanese law. Especially if they misused government money to do it or lied about their credentials
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Reply to comment by StrangeTangerine1525 in Saying goodbye to NASA's InSight lander before it's buried in Martian dust by Impossible_Cookie596
Personally my moneys still on the safer bets of the ice moons as opposed to life of any kind on mars beyond maybe the poles
TheKingPotat t1_ivvvav8 wrote
Reply to comment by jEsTsBaCk in Saying goodbye to NASA's InSight lander before it's buried in Martian dust by Impossible_Cookie596
Its a dead world. Theres no ecology being put at risk by the minute amount of derbris humanity has on mars
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Reply to comment by Adeldor in Dinner on Mars: How to grow food when humans colonize the red planet [text article & CBC Ideas audio] by Erinmore
The surface of a place like ceres or the moon would at least have something to support the colony economically. Mars would be the same work if not more for little return on investment. I do agree megastructures would be the best long term solution to settlement though
TheKingPotat t1_iubp6e9 wrote
Reply to comment by Adeldor in Dinner on Mars: How to grow food when humans colonize the red planet [text article & CBC Ideas audio] by Erinmore
Mars seems like kind of a dump in terms of real estate. An asteroid belt colony has a prepackaged economy to come with it. Or a colony on a place like europa under the ice could be a less harsh environment
TheKingPotat t1_iuahtet wrote
Reply to Dinner on Mars: How to grow food when humans colonize the red planet [text article & CBC Ideas audio] by Erinmore
“When” as if its a surefire thing we’ll build a colony out there
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Reply to comment by ordenstaat_burgund in Museum shows off Taiwan flag which went to the moon on Apollo 11 by Pure_Candidate_3831
Ive never actually heard of those islands before. I just knew taiwan cus thats the big population area
TheKingPotat t1_iryhlbm wrote
Reply to comment by Federal_Bedroom_5743 in Museum shows off Taiwan flag which went to the moon on Apollo 11 by Pure_Candidate_3831
The republic of china (now entirely in taiwan) was one of the founding members and used to hold the seat on the security council today held by the people’s republic of china
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Reply to comment by SeventySoyer in A New Mission Will Search for Habitable Planets at Alpha Centauri by Aeromarine_eng
Fusion wouldn’t give us faster speeds. Only a new energy source