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COLGeek reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread Does alien life need a planet to survive? Scientists propose intriguing possibility with
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This article seems to be missing the main ingredient, which is abiogenesis and evolution. The closest if gets is assuming that life... -
COLGeek replied to the thread Chinese company Deep Blue Aerospace plans to start launching space tourists in 2027.I get the shielding aspect, but these are completely different systems (via a couple different countries). Your point isn't exactly clear.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Chinese company Deep Blue Aerospace plans to start launching space tourists in 2027.What does the image you posted have to do with the article and its subject?
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COLGeek replied to the thread NASA at a crossroads:' Budget woes, aging infrastructure and hard choices ahead.Bringing this one to a close. As a reminder, political commentary should not be the focus of discussions on this site. Our emphasis is...
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Ok, I found it. Operator error.
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COLGeek replied to the thread 4 futuristic space technologies — and when they might happen.As we are in the "beating a dead horse" phase, we will bring this thread to a close. Thank you for the dynamic discussion.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Question what is the most common planet to like.Not really an improvement. I'm fairly certain the only choice to like, from a staying alive perspective, is the one we are on now. If...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Question what is the most common planet to like.Please rephrase the question. As stated, it really makes no sense.
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COLGeek replied to the thread so planet 9 is it really a planet.We don't know whether it exists or not. It is theorized by some.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Massive galaxy with no dark matter is a cosmic puzzle .This thread has run its course. Closing it now.
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COLGeek reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Massive galaxy with no dark matter is a cosmic puzzle with Like.
I did some editing while you were replying but I will restate: The "dark state" of electrons in a solid lattice is a different thing...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Why haven't we found intelligent alien civilizations? There may be a 'universal limit to technological development’....or not. I don't agree with the smugness, arrogance, and other self-centered behavior you harp on. Here, where you share your...
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COLGeek reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread Why haven't we found intelligent alien civilizations? There may be a 'universal limit to technological development’ with Like.
OK, I'll wait for the actual announcement. No sense wasting my time listening to some long-winded non-scientist tell us that some...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Why haven't we found intelligent alien civilizations? There may be a 'universal limit to technological development’.Lots of similar channels/sources with zero evidence beyond stated claims. Not really a definitive source. Still, we shall see. I would...
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COLGeek reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread 4 futuristic space technologies — and when they might happen with Like.
This seems to be the crux of the issue, from the paper: "Therefore, the work per unit mass done by the motor to move the climber from...
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