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Classical Motion replied to the thread A Critical Examination of Cosmic Expansion and the Present-Day Origin of the CMB.All the far away stars and galaxies are moving away from us. They say this because of redshift. We have been measuring redshift for 80+... -
Classical Motion reacted to Helio's post in the thread Scientists question possible signs of life on exoplanet K2-18b in new study: 'We never saw more than insignificant hints with
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Ug. It's hard to read such gobbledygook. They state things like, " If red dwarf systems were significantly better at hosting life—say... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread One of the most geometrically perfect': What is this mysterious sphere deep in the Milky Way galaxy?.If it’s an expansion coming from a source, the expansion must have had a much higher velocity then the source velocity. To remain...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Keeping The ISS In Orbit.The drag particles for the moon, probably has the same velocity as the moon.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread SpaceX launches Starship Flight 9 to space in historic reuse of giant megarocket (video).Every flight and every failure instructs them how to re-tune. Once they find the proper tune, they will sing. He has several good tunes...
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Classical Motion reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust with Like.
Fort St. Vrain still uses steam turbines. But, there is no water in the reactor. The helium is heated in the reactor and then passes...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust.Thank you UE.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust.That’s very true. I am way behind on this tech. I thought the commercial plants were steam turbine too. That was my concern. There is...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust.You miss understand my fear. Chain reaction takes way to much structural engineering, process control and monitoring and human...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust.I would go with a module strategy. A 200 lb. “smudge-pot” with a DC output terminal(possibly with I/O), could be structured into a...
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Classical Motion reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust with Like.
The reactor(s?) under discussion in this thread are not intended to be working in orbit - they are intended to be used on the Moon for...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread SpaceX launches fresh group of Starlink satellites from California, successfully lands booster (video).Pretty soon, we'll have a sun screen. And a star screen.
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You are entitled to do so. Thank you for reading our (me and AI) Hyperwave Hypothesis as an explanation for the duality of particles
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Classical Motion replied to the thread China signs deal with Russia to build a power plant on the moon — potentially leaving the US in the dust.I operated naval propulsion reactors when I was young and dumb, back in the early seventies. I haven’t kept up on it but I’m sure...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread The Hyperwave Hypothesis.Particles are DC powered. Only one pole. One direction. Oscillation is not possible. A vibration is not possible. The wave function of...
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