Recent content by Tundatech

Yeah. Its like a flat point of view.

I totally agree. Our observable universe has a radius of about 14 billion light years. That is as far as we can see. We will never know what lies beyond that distance. To assume this 28 light year wide circle is all there is. Is quite a leap of faith if you ask me. For all we know this...

A photon is a wave. waves are massless. Like when I say your name Billslugg. You hear the sound "Billslugg". Right? ok tell me, what is the weight of that sound. You see that wouldn't make sense. A sound is not a particle. It's a pressure wave in our atmosphere. like a photon is a wave traveling...

I see your point. It is true that the weight of earths water bodies do have an effect on the earths crust. A good example is back 12000 years ago a large portion of earths water was bound up in glaciers. the thickest and heaviest section were found in the northern and southern hemispheres. This...

I see a problem here. Im assuming you already know that mars has no magnetic field because the interior of the planet cooled and hardened. To restart geological activity like volcanos and magnetic field, it would require being able to force enough energy into the planet to remelt the majority of...

Extending the ISS for lunar purposes would sit well with the conservation community and may bode well for the endeavor politically. It's kind of outside the box. But it's something I haven't seen any discussion on. We could extend this to the salvage of satellites as well. But as far as what...

Would it be somehow possible to boost ISS station to lunar altitude? Or possibly to lunar orbit. Maybe equip ISS with additional thrusters for moon landing. Whatever the condition of the station after touchdown. it would become a valuable salvage resource for future base construction. What would...