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2021-Jan-14, 10:59 PM

publiusr replied to a thread SpaceX in Space Exploration

With all the static tests, you are going to have Ray's "Rocket Summer" out in the cold ;) Some help with landing legs?...

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2021-Jan-14, 10:52 PM

publiusr replied to a thread NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS in Space Exploration

Looking forward to it.

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2021-Jan-14, 10:52 PM

publiusr replied to a thread Blue Origin's New Glenn launch vehicle in Space Exploration

New Armstrong was what I was hoping for.

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2021-Jan-14, 10:49 PM

publiusr replied to a thread Juno at Jupiter in Space Exploration

Nice for it to get in a few more laps

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2021-Jan-14, 10:48 PM

publiusr replied to a thread How many humans are in space right now in Space Exploration

And the answer to the question posed in the thread? Not enough.

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2021-Jan-14, 10:45 PM

publiusr replied to a thread The Joe Biden Admin Space Exploration Policy in Space Exploration

I hate to say it, but Biden reminds me a little of Henry Blake from M*A*S*H. I can almost see him wearing the hat with fish-hooks in it. He'll...

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2021-Jan-14, 10:34 PM

publiusr replied to a thread The Glow Of Liquid Metallic Hydrogen in Space/Astronomy Questions and Answers

Now, I have heard about "super-chemistry" where molecules can have properties as if discrete atoms. Even they can show as waves:...

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2021-Jan-14, 10:27 PM

publiusr replied to a thread Planet Uranus easy to find on Jan 20th, says NASA in Astronomy

(Cue Doomsday Machine/Amok Time theme) from 'Trek. You can fight it, Treb'! We're counting on you...

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2021-Jan-14, 10:26 PM

publiusr replied to a thread Large High Altitude Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO) in Astronomy

So when is AHHP(S)O?

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2021-Jan-14, 10:14 PM

publiusr replied to a thread Question about Earth tides in Science and Technology

Tides perhaps the cause of us have to add a negative leap second due to faster spin?

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2021-Jan-14, 10:06 PM

publiusr replied to a thread The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB) in Off-Topic Babbling

Everything old is new again. "Enter Quinto Tiberio Angelerio, a 50-something doctor – Protomedicus – from the upper classes. He had trained...

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2021-Jan-14, 09:59 PM

publiusr replied to a thread Where did the "space ambient" sound come from? in Small Media at Large

"from Legeti to Ligotti to Cormac McCarthy...to Kali to Karswell to Kurzweil..." There's a song in there somewhere...

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2021-Jan-11, 06:24 AM

publiusr replied to a thread The Glow Of Liquid Metallic Hydrogen in Space/Astronomy Questions and Answers

Some interesting reading on page 123 and page 160 in the Jan. 7 2021 issue of the journal SCIENCE: “Crossover from hydrogen to chemical bonding” by...

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2021-Jan-11, 06:16 AM

publiusr replied to a thread New type of star discovered? It is a strange one. in Astronomy

A great oxygen source one day, then...

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2021-Jan-10, 09:42 AM

publiusr replied to a thread The Emerging Space Economy in Space Exploration

Something else to think about: With recent Covid stimulus bills in the trillions, a doubling of NASA’s budget might go unnoticed in an...

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2021-Jan-10, 09:36 AM

publiusr replied to a thread The Joe Biden Admin Space Exploration Policy in Space Exploration

That’s good. Space Solar Power would be a positive narrative

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2021-Jan-10, 09:32 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Curious about nuclear thermal propulsion in Space/Astronomy Questions and Answers

Stan Borowski and Steve Howe are two individuals looking at nuclear thermal VASMIR is nuclear electric, as was the JIMO concept. Fission fragment...

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2021-Jan-10, 09:23 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Kīlauea Activity in Geology & Planetary Surfaces

That’s just how Mother Earth plays Tetris

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2021-Jan-10, 09:22 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Popocatepetl most dangerous NA volcano? in Geology & Planetary Surfaces

No, Deadpool, shooting a volcano doesn’t help.

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2021-Jan-10, 09:14 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Middle-aged kit building in Off-Topic Babbling

That is wonderful.

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2021-Jan-10, 09:07 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Where did the "space ambient" sound come from? in Small Media at Large

Quindar beeps would be a good space “sound.” HOS.COM had some very nice space music in recent weeks. Steve Roach and Patrick O’Hearn are my...

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2021-Jan-04, 07:16 AM

publiusr replied to a thread SpaceX in Space Exploration

“Nice HLLV...good boy”

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2021-Jan-04, 07:12 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Movie of a supernova in Astronomy

Space.com has a “sound” of a supernova on the site..

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2021-Jan-04, 07:10 AM

publiusr replied to a thread East Carib volcanos firing up - La Soufriere in Geology & Planetary Surfaces

That’s right. Maybe I was thinking Violins of St. Jacque’s or something...

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2021-Jan-03, 11:23 AM

publiusr replied to a thread SpaceX in Space Exploration

The cranes used to unload container ships are on rails...maybe the arrestor towers can be, with quick releases. As an aside, I think the first LV...

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2021-Jan-03, 07:12 AM

publiusr replied to a thread SpaceX in Space Exploration

I wouldn’t involve the TEL, but maybe have lightning protection towers do double duty. Think Arecibo meets the mock beheading scene from The...

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2021-Jan-03, 06:46 AM

publiusr replied to a thread NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS in Space Exploration

Dynetics design looks safe, not much of a fall hazard there.

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2021-Jan-03, 06:27 AM

publiusr replied to a thread East Carib volcanos firing up - La Soufriere in Geology & Planetary Surfaces

That was where pyroclastic flows picked up the name “Nuee Ardante” was it not?

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2021-Jan-03, 06:25 AM

publiusr replied to a thread Interesting atmospheric phenomena in Science and Technology

Vortices in all their forms are hypnotic

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