Recent content by George²

How many years Relativity Space will have status "startup"? Company foundation year is 2015... Must train your chat gpt with more fresh data. :p

Yes with "would be made" in text. Which means that we not have this yet for using and this is only on paper, or probably with first examples in laboratory.

Strange I thinking that 50 years after models which is used in Voyagers we already have better RTGs? Why NASA waiting so long to start new RTG development?

Or -273.15°C isn't absolute temperature zero, or the sentence that is possible to go below something that is called "absolute" is lie.

I would like to go to space too, but on something with more freedom of movement to at least travel around the planetary part of the solar system and not so used and worn out and having absorbed the body odors of a hundred crew members and who knows how many types of mutated bacteria and viruses...

I need to help you all with the heating of the Earth's mass. Gravitational heating is basically two directions of which the effect of compaction of substances during the formation of the Earth can be considered negligible. I will return to the second heating effect related to gravity later. In...

SLS work properly. Only price per launch is wow.

Scientists don't calculate climate using their brains since computers became something beyond 16 bits and could collect and process large enough (compared to before) data and variables. Weather balloons can be launched by a cleaner hired to sweep dust and at a much lower cost than some...

after the Kuiper belt. I just finished the sentence so there was no information gap.

Thanks, this article I were found yesterday. Not sire how new and correct is NASA information about this asteroid. All scientists around the world use same data to calculate dimensions. But results varies too much. I believe that raw data is small amount from that needed for decreasing of...

Between 50-100 meters depending of materials and density. Scientists are still arguing.

So many starlink satellites pollute picture in the clip. :(

This seems to be logical, but I can't see is like right or for enough precise explanation.

What's most interesting to me is when hadrons split into quarks and the products of this fission have a mass greater than the original, often tens or even hundreds of times more. Does this mean that in a bound state the mass of the quarks decreases, or that they are less affected by gravity?

They are afraid of their employers. There have already been deaths of Boeing employees who acted negatively for the company.