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COLGeek replied to the thread Question Past the speed of light.Seems you can actually determine the values for each and add them up. Have you tried doing just that? Keep in mind that the rotational... -
COLGeek reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Asteroid the size of 3 million elephants zooms past Earth with
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COLGeek reacted to Butro's post in the thread Asteroid the size of 3 million elephants zooms past Earth with Like.
Any meaurement method. ANYTHING, just to avoid using the Metric System.
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No, what I meant was "every prime must be an integer". No fraction can be a prime number.
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COLGeek replied to the thread New scientific calculator.That isn't the only fraction with that issue. Why does this matter so much to you? Seems you have a particular issue that the rest of us...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Orbitting farmlands.And getting stuff in/out of orbit will also be impossible for a number of reasons.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Orbitting farmlands.I don't have a prediction. I think water is more than a factor than area to grow stuff or the number of people. Without it (clean enough...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Polaris defined..Interesting writing, but not exactly the science based content this site is dedicated to. Space prose?
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COLGeek replied to the thread Orbitting farmlands.Underground is a completely different problem set than something in orbit. Transporting an underground system off planet a huge...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Orbitting farmlands.I believe there is some research that suggests human populations are leveling off. Regardless, we have more than enough suitable land...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Polaris defined..Bob voyage?
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COLGeek replied to the thread New scientific calculator.Why do you care? Not all things can be divided equally, if that is your concern.
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COLGeek replied to the thread New scientific calculator.So, you propose alternate "bases" rather than out base-10 system. That is hardly novel...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Over 14,000 satellites,120 mn pieces of debris crowding Earth orbit.Is there a question here? Or your thoughts?
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COLGeek replied to the thread Orbitting farmlands.That is a lot of mass to go up, with relatively less coming back. How does all that get back and forth? What are your thoughts on the...
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