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Pryor on Fire posted:They made Kamala fly down to watch the launch lmao lmfao
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Pryor on Fire posted:They made Kamala fly down to watch the launch lmao the failed mission has redeemed itself
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And they are scrubbing the launch again because of a hydrogen leak, looks like they wheel the rocket back to the building now and have to try again in a few months.
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https://twitter.com/blueorigin/status/1569341226838794240 They can't even get them into space anymore. Lmao
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More like Poo Origin ahehaheh
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why is NASA still using the space shuttle engine
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because you touch yourself at night
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Zerg Mans posted:why is NASA still using the space shuttle engine the other team had picked the junkyard clean and it's the only one they could find
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Zerg Mans posted:why is NASA still using the space shuttle engine congress
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I’m against it if only because there’s a certain kind of lib who gets really, really mad when you say you don’t care about space.
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liberals don't really care about space because they don't believe things can or should meaningfully change, at best they'll half-assedly say they support NASA funneling money to military contractors because they're scared of China's ascendancy
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Tighclops posted:liberals don't really care about space because they don't believe things can or should meaningfully change, at best they'll half-assedly say they support NASA funneling money to military contractors because they're scared of China's ascendancy The only reason we even have a space program is because the soviets did.
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we were taking about space in my public policy class today and i said "id like to meet an alien babe" and the girl next to me said "well its your lucky day" O_O
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AnimeIsTrash posted:The only reason we even have a space program is because the soviets did. Yep. This time US leaders and legacy aerospace have dissapeared so far up their own rear end that they're ideologically incapable of responding to China's efforts, they're still grifting like it's 1989 In a decade and change China's private space companies will be at parity with the US's poops will be pampy
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dart mission gunna hit an asteroid today or look good missing it
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If big brain tech guys were to turn their attention towards climate change and fixing problems at home they'll probably end up doing geoengineering and spewing a ton of chemicals of unknown effects into the atmosphere, or building domed cities, techno-solutions like that.
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Maximo Roboto posted:If big brain tech guys were to turn their attention towards climate change and fixing problems at home they'll probably end up doing geoengineering and spewing a ton of chemicals of unknown effects into the atmosphere, or building domed cities, techno-solutions like that. yeah that's coming too
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I would like a dome
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I don't think any of them are actually looking to build Buckminster Fuller domes yet, more's the pity. But maybe eventually. You'd think some of these tech guys would be investing in carbon capture & storage schemes at least.
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Maximo Roboto posted:I don't think any of them are actually looking to build Buckminster Fuller domes yet, more's the pity. But maybe eventually. lol no. literally anyone posting here has more of an imagination than these stupid rich fucks.
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there's no way carbon capture / storage will ever be lucrative enough for the west to do it on any scale until it's much too late, at least until somebody invents free energy or they figure out we've been doing physics wrong all this time
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CCS is funny to me because John Delaney was a proponent of it https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/23/2020-candidate-john-delaney-pitches-vastly-unusual-climate-change-plan quote:Carbon capture technologies are currently available, but not at the large scale and low cost that would be needed for Delaney’s plan. Demand for captured carbon is low, making it impossible for companies to justify the expense. Delaney would spur demand by having the government pay for captured carbon at auction with money currently used to subsidize the fossil fuels industry. 
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Maximo Roboto posted:If big brain tech guys were to turn their attention towards climate change and fixing problems at home they'll probably end up doing geoengineering and spewing a ton of chemicals of unknown effects into the atmosphere, or building domed cities, techno-solutions like that. domed cities are good and efficient. we should be building them Tighclops posted:lol no. literally anyone posting here has more of an imagination than these stupid rich fucks. they're not stupid they just don't care
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Smythe posted:we were taking about space in my public policy class today and i said "id like to meet an alien babe" and the girl next to me said "well its your lucky day" O_O Tell me what's next alien sex
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there is some proof of concept ccs machine in iceland or smthing i think it looked kinda cool but also i dont think it works any better than trees ... ?
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trees take a long time to grow. up to like 18 months in some cases. mycelium is the better natural carbon capture option
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How about algae? I think that could work pretty well for carbon capture. I think you'd need to construct a vertical structure so that you could have layers of algae + water in a stack in transparent containers in order to make it really effective. Maybe at a big enough scale it could also serve as a water battery for a solar power plant too.
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indigi posted:
Honestly what is the difference
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indigi posted:they're not stupid they just don't care no they're definitely very stupid
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my brother in law is convinced humanity will construct an enormous ccs machine of some sort and honestly i wish i could join him in this belief.
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i mean "we" definitely could if somehow the will existed, but i really don't know where the will for something like that would come from. as-is, humanity is more likely to construct an enormous taffy puller funded by vc money and powered by burning coal in open pits
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Milo and POTUS posted:no they're definitely very stupid nah
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indigi posted:nah I mean they're clearly stupid *and* they don't care
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elon musk seems pretty smart, i think he invented an engine or something?
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he's not intelligent, he's clever. you gotta be to steal as much high value poo poo as he has
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Just convince de beers they can turn the captured carbon into diamonds or some poo poo idk
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