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Today,
08:58 AM
profloater
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Off-Topic Babbling
That is truly sad, will the internet thereby solve the human population growth issue? That really generates a nostalgia about what we did before the...
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Today,
08:42 AM
profloater
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Off-Topic Babbling
Ha! Rule can have more than one meaning. I guess they serve moon beer there. In my day I was slow to learn that the wine club offered free or cheap...
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Today,
08:18 AM
Delvo
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Really trivial stuff that amuses you...
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Off-Topic Babbling
About a year ago, my sister asked me to review a parts list that her son had come up with to build his own computer, because she knew that I had...
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Today,
07:40 AM
cannongray
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China's Chang'e 5 mission
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Space Exploration
Until China, lunar soil was delivered to Earth by only two countries - the USA and the USSR. The last mission to deliver lunar soil was carried out...
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Today,
07:22 AM
Van Rijn
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Really trivial stuff that amuses you...
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Off-Topic Babbling
New generation wifi routers discussed here: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/01/wi-fi-6e-arrives-at-ces-2021/ One looks like a rather...
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Today,
07:05 AM
Van Rijn
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NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS
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Space Exploration
Yes, I think about what it would have been like if back in the sixties they had used SLS-like development practices. They went from Mercury to...
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Today,
06:42 AM
Van Rijn
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Zenos Universe
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Against the Mainstream
Perhaps I missed it, but I don’t recall where you said it wasn’t meant to be about the universe. I specifically asked you if you were arguing...
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Today,
06:03 AM
docmordrid
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NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS
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Space Exploration
Agile vs. Waterfall development, plus a dedicated & focussed leadership. The leadership isn't just Musk, it's also SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell...
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Today,
05:55 AM
Delvo
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Yes. Whether the odds of that going wrong have shifted or not, the stakes when things do go wrong seem to be perceived as much higher now than...
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Today,
04:11 AM
ozduck
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The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB)
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It looks likely that the international border restrictions in Australia will continue for most of 2021. ...
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Today,
03:25 AM
The Backroad Astronomer
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The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB)
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Covid cases have being going up here, the government has put part of the province in a red zone meaning that people should have contact with people...
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Today,
03:18 AM
The Backroad Astronomer
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How did we do it before the internet...
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At that university was my first introduction to the internet. The dorm I was in only had a terminal down in a room the basement it was only a green...
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Today,
02:58 AM
The Backroad Astronomer
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How did we do it before the internet...
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At a nearby university the engineers had a saying engineers rule the world or ERTW and also they had a pub that cloud only be used once a month in...
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Today,
02:50 AM
Quoll
replied to a thread
Zenos Universe
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Against the Mainstream
Most introductions to Newtons law of gravity include a thought experiment about firing cannons of ever increasing power till the cannon ball goes...
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Today,
02:11 AM
grant hutchison
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Wait. Are you saying that meeting a person in the real world, discovering a mutual affection, then arranging to spend time together to see what...
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Today,
01:51 AM
Van Rijn
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How did we do it before the internet...
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So, as an addendum, part of my issue isn’t just space, but access and organization. Space sure is an issue with books, though, and I end up storing...
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Today,
01:39 AM
Van Rijn
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Exactly. I’m not much of a music listener, but decades ago I dealt with the record organization and storage problem. Then when I bought an Apple...
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Today,
01:21 AM
Fraser
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The Magnetic Fields Swirling Within the Whirlpool Galaxy
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Universe Today
Messier objects are some of the most imaged objects in the universe.* In part that’s because many of them are so visibly appealing.* A good example...
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Today,
12:53 AM
Trebuchet
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Even I, a confessed and confirmed Luddite, have moved beyond that. The problem was just the physical storage space.
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Today,
12:50 AM
Fraser
started a thread
The First Cubesat With a Hall-Effect Thruster has Gone to Space
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Universe Today
Student-led teams aren’t the only ones testing out novel electric propulsion techniques recently.* Back in November, a company called Exotrail...
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Today,
12:46 AM
Trebuchet
replied to a thread
NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS
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Space Exploration
I just watched Scot Manley's video of the SLS -- um, how do I put this? -- non-success and then a NSF one from Boca Chica. The contrast could...
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Yesterday,
11:16 PM
Delvo
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How did we do it before the internet...
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As an outsider to dating and finding people to date, I notice that I've seen it go from entirely offline, to mostly offline with dating/matchmaking...
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Yesterday,
09:39 PM
parallaxicality
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Leave a Random Fact II: Baby Got Fact.
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Fun-n-Games
30 of 48 European countries have populations smaller than London. 44 of 56 US states and territories have populations smaller than New York City.
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Yesterday,
09:21 PM
Fraser
started a thread
Ep. 591: What Are We Gonna Do With All That Space Junk?
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Astronomy Cast
Astronomy Cast Ep. 591: What Are We Gonna Do With All That Space Junk? by Fraser Cain & Dr. Pamela Gay Remember the good old days when there were...
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Yesterday,
09:08 PM
Nicolas
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Off-Topic Babbling
But if you look for games on the Internet using Bing, likely the first result will be on game theory and the second on hunting. Somewhere near the...
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Yesterday,
09:00 PM
Nicolas
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NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS
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Space Exploration
But SpaceX went from 1 Merlin to 9 and then to 27. So a small step like 3 to 4 is mathematically proven to be a lot more simple. (tongue still in...
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216 replies | 14523 view(s)
Yesterday,
09:00 PM
Chuck
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How did we do it before the internet...
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Back in some previous century I was looking for books about games in the card catalog at a library. When I came to the end of the games section I...
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Yesterday,
08:41 PM
bknight
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Blue Origin's New Glenn launch vehicle
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Space Exploration
So if you're in outer space then you are not in the atmosphere any longer, thus reentry. I'm not disagreeing that there is very thin atmospheric...
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62 replies | 6081 view(s)
Yesterday,
08:21 PM
Fraser
started a thread
Planets are Finally Being Discovered Orbiting Farther From Their Stars
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Universe Today
We don't know much about exoplanets with long orbital periods, but we're starting to learn. The post Planets are Finally Being Discovered Orbiting...
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Yesterday,
08:18 PM
Noclevername
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According to the Math, it’s Highly Unlikely That an Intelligent Civilization is Locat
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Universe Today
Only if intelligent life is evenly distributed. And if the Copernican Principle applies to intelligent life. Neither is a given. We currently have...
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