#known 2022-10-24
2022-10-24 UTC
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# ↩️ Space needles, solar, precious metals that make the world turn
Long term I think equatorial Africa will be a major connection to economies and off-world resources and industries ( twitter.com/_/status/1584526679979925504)
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# ↩️ We have started experimenting with spin launching into space.
https://bit.ly/3guoa6B
Humans are squishy though....
Economically space elevators might be the most economical way to lift meat into space ( twitter.com/_/status/1584557265268400128)
# ↩️ A few of us used to mess with something like this in KSP, mine operated in orbit to get the extra kick from orbital velocity https://youtu.be/vS74SsBd3eQ ( twitter.com/_/status/1584558973704843264)
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# ↩️ The problem is the highest velocity is in the thickest atmosphere.
Never could be used for a person due to rotational g forces.
I'd think a rail gun might be better. ( twitter.com/_/status/1584565276195987456)
# ↩️ Trebuchet revisted.
There is no free lunch with energy requirements. ( twitter.com/_/status/1584564559431364608)
# ↩️ You got that right. Damn thing looked like a drunkard's sad attempt at solar sail. Couldn't/wouldn't launch, had to place everything in orbit and assemble there ( twitter.com/_/status/1584565709190795264)
# ↩️ Inefficient.
Like I say....highest velocity at highest resistance ( twitter.com/_/status/1584567653837942786)
# ↩️ That is why this this last few launches are so exciting. They are sending high end components facing these kinds of G's.
#ScienceIsAwesome ( twitter.com/_/status/1584566654025060359)
# ↩️ That feeling when your skull crushes your spine but is also the size of a softball ( twitter.com/_/status/1584566643815915520)
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# ↩️ True....but the ideal velocity profile is to reach terminal V (17500 mph for true orbit) at the end rather than beginning. ( twitter.com/_/status/1584575625385299968)
# ↩️ So, you just use a phrase like 'Space Needles' without backing it up? ( twitter.com/_/status/1584578319688683525)
# ↩️ Edwards, B. C. (2000). Design and deployment of a space elevator. Acta Astronautica, 47(10), 735-744.
https://bit.ly/3zaG30U
and
https://bit.ly/3DmjqIj ( twitter.com/_/status/1584580454673485825)
# ↩️ Or you are missing conversation where we were talking about visionof Africs.
See note of telecoms that do good.
We were already talking science fiction ( twitter.com/_/status/1584579738168950785)
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# ↩️ So, instead of saying 'space elevator', you say 'space needle'? ( twitter.com/_/status/1584583780949692417)
# ↩️ Depends on which science fiction author you are reading.
Needle and Elevator used interchangeably ( twitter.com/_/status/1584585663185158156)
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