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Bringing a whole bunch of liquid cleaning chemicals on a spaceship is mass. Use a UV Light Keyboard Steriliser.

#NeoTolstoy

What is sophomoric of being critical of SUVs when our entire existence is threatened by SUVs? The thing you are ignoring is mass, not a sophomore. Why don't we send a nuclear bomb up there? We are going to need to defend our new minerals.

Perseverance is considered to be an attribute of humanity and the name is inspiring to me as a secular person. Mental Avenger, I appreciate that the rover should have room for the kids but driving an SUV to Mars would take a lot of gas. Can't small drones and their balloons fit into a smaller...

Particle Article, sorry for hi-jacking your thread, but I notice that you are a mechanical engineer. You know what would be dope? A pneumatic motor with permanent fixed magnets axially fixed to the casing. Then, pressurize the motor with charged air. Its an experiment in Ionic Propulsion...

Gravitons flowing through the gravity field would interact with matter emitting photons. What is the length of a gravitational wave transmission? They are moving at the speed of light in the shape of arcs, invisibly, through Einstien's space-time. [redacted] If I had Adobe Flash, I would use...

I keep thinking about this telescope. I called it a "matrix telescope." I meant an optical array, but the bodies(nodes) that the array views(node) in the sky form a matrix for locating the source of GW events. It is like a 3D camera for space. I was thinking about values I know to include in...

It would be sweet to launch it towards the moon and sling shot it around the moon and thrust it into the elliptical orbit. With a telescope in an elliptical orbit around the earth, there would potentially be two opportunities per month for viewing the gravitational lensing of the sun. When the...

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I have been contemplating this idea for a couple weeks now. An optical telescope with an elliptical orbit around the earth that is mostly in eclipse of the sun, either behind the earth or the moon. It would have to be nuclear powered and would not pollute the night sky on earth with solar...

I want to try to make a telescope that will help locate the source of gravitational waves. When they are detected by Ligo, with the knowledge of when they occur, can't we observe optical data? One node in my matrix would consist of two optical telescopes located at different locations on earth...