https://arxiv.org/abs/1312.061...

I wonder what a metabolic extension controller like this can also be used for. Corneal displays? Pacemakers that last for life?

http://f3.to/cellsol/ enjoy

is the sort of metal box you chuck damaged lipo batteries in sufficient against this type of threat?

Even if it's bunk, if it has to work in space, space is the best place to test it because you can just see if it works or not. If not, too bad, we wasted $50k on a bit of room on a rocket, who cares. If yes, it's pretty transformative! We could send a probe to Alpha Centauri and get data back within our lifetime. And then we have to figure out WHY it works.

wake up samurai, we got a city to burn.

Great, now chemtrails are real.

let's see, a move is two coordinates, and a chessboard is a 8x8 grid, the x and y of which can be represented with 3 bits each. So, 12 bits.

to the exhaust, since you're getting water vapor (steam). Make it run something, cabin lights maybe. People would love to watch it.

Once you find that someone in China is copying your gizmo, what do you do? Fly there and sue them? That's likely to get you locked up.

Another Italian invention that Italians won't get credit for when we move from science to engineering. You just watch. (Hint: Look at the researchers' last names)

Install Lineage

https://hackaday.com/2021/12/1...

I wonder how it does in space. Good radiative cooling that you don't have to spend power on would help with a lot of stuff.