You have no idea what engineering or physics are.

Can we launch stuff into space? Yes
Can we use solar panels in space? Yes
Can we run processors in space? Yes
Can we cool processors in space? Yes
Can we send and receive data in space? Yes
What exactly do think the problem is that Physics says makes no sense?

Finance, profitability, return on investment, depreciation are the things you want to look at

I guess this is your "jump the shark" moment

What makes you think that a small shark in floodwaters is strange or proof of climate change? Is New Jersey far from the sea or something?

I believe he is thinking of
"cost no more than printing a plastic sheet or a postage stamp"

https://www.starcloud.com/star...
So already done.

It is not enforced by mathematics.
P2SH (2012): Allowed for complex scripts and multi-signature wallets.
BIP34 (2013): Changed how blocks are upgraded and prevented duplicate transaction IDs.
BIP66 (2015): Upgraded digital signature security.
BIP65 (2015): Added absolute timelocks, letting users lock up coins until a specific date.
CSV (2016): Added relative timelocks, crucial for off-chain networks.
SegWit (2017): The most significant upgrade up to that point. It fixed a major bug (transaction malleability), altered block weight to effectively increase transaction capacity, and paved the way for the Lightning Network.
Taproot (2021): Enhanced privacy, improved smart contract capabilities, and streamlined complex transaction

It is possible for Trillions (2026) A change so that every user gets a trillion bitcoin.
Consensus decides what bitcoin is. The people who decide the consensus are developers and exchanges, not you.

Nah, what is ironic is a one in a century snow blizzard.

"400,000-pound-thrust" wtf does that mean?

Any given tech nerd should have said no.

What is the invention here?

Not a datacenter in space more like a rack in space, so not as impossible as you think

Well, there you have it A complete proof that you can never reach zero kelvin

It says "combines more than 500 tissue sections from foetal, childhood and adult brains" so it isn't even of "a human brainstem"

Fun fact : Since it emits 124kW at 20C and it powered by 100kW of solar the temperature ends up at a chilly 4.5C