Comment Re:lol (Score 1) 40
Thanks, I'm logging into retarded's account right now.
Thanks, I'm logging into retarded's account right now.
dd if=/dev/zero of=StupidDropbox.fs bs=4096 count=
mke2fs -t ext4 StupidDropbox.fs
mkdir StupidDropbox
mount StupidDropbox.fs StupidDropbox
I was referring to atmospheric re-entry. But, yes, if we can figure out how to accelerate a sizable asteroid to a near-collision course with Earth, then we've also figured out how to slow it down. As long as the asteroid has enough resources to pay for all that fuel, we're good.
You're seem to be a monumental [ idiot | troll ], just not sure which.
As was already pointed out, we already have mined small quantities of material on the Moon and shipped it back to Earth. Even if you're not bright enough to see that it is possible, that should convince you. The open questions have nothing to do with possibility, and everything to do with cost effectiveness, which partly depends on the actual make up of the various local bodies. For example, if we found an asteroid made essentially of pure gold, it could quite easily be cost effective right now to drag back a few tons of it.
Luckily we've also got the slowing down part pretty well figure out, too.
Already been answered. Not cost effective at this point in time.
What could possibly make you think it literally isn't possible to mine another celestial body?
That's because they forgot how, due to the radiation!
Anyway, you wouldn't actually put a nuke on a plane; you'd use a big nuke to make synthetic fuel and put that on the plane.
Them why even bring nukes into it at all? Fuel synthesis is a perfect application for intermittent power sources such as wind and solar.
What nonsense. If you can figure out how to put a nuclear power plant on a plane with electric propulsion, you'd be able to fly it non-stop for years.
Although, putting a fission reactor on a plane is also a bunch of nonsense.
TFA was apparently written specifically with you in mind.
Maybe they'll release they're Stopping Distance Control Software source code. Seems like it could use some peer review.
Interesting that the vandalized version of the page only existed for about a minute, and Google somehow managed to run with it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/ind...
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/ind...
There is no dark side of Detroit. Matter of fact, it's all dark.
It's Pink Floyd jokes all the way down.
What a strange and verbose way of saying "you're right, quantum computing will break HTTPS".
Dinosaurs aren't extinct. They've just learned to hide in the trees.
