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Denmark is 6 mln. Netherlands is 18 mln, Germany is 83 mln. In case of calm, they can just throw a couple of wires to the neighbors. It would be a problem for Germany to distribute their 9% (83 * 0.09 = 7.5 mln) wind power between others and keep something for themselves.

-94: A caption. "Greetings from Pluto! How did you like that digging up building with a hot uranium drill on top?"

How does a casino lose money on free alcohol? How does a drag dealer lose money on first dose?

Population 6 mln. Totally consists of coastline shaped into several hundred islands and the major peninsula. A moderate climate with permanent winds, surrounded by flat water. Yes, Denmark can. P.S. And Greenland. Not that I doubt it's the largest part of Denmark.

Silicon weapon made out of microchips. Wait... Oh, ...

-92: THe high building digging up from beneath,

Why or tho exactly?

https://sturgeonshouse.ipbhost.com/topic/1620-fourth-generation-nuclear-weapons/ So, they just declared officially the work on the 4th gen nukes. 0.75% is pathetic for a powerplant, of course. Probably they did it due to the news about the BN-800 using MOX fuel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BN-800_reactor and the current events in the energetics and powerplants, to decrease the hydrocarbon prices by an inspirational "I got the powah!" scream. P.S. The linked pdfs are also about the AM and MMH hype actual reasons.

If take a look at the raw data (were available in internet a decade ago), you will see that the raw data include negative values and other such things, and aren't edible without mathematical correction based on previous observations. Any theory is just a temporary tool. It becomes obsolete when you have to sort out too much data.

Didn't you think that Arcanum was a fantasy game? No, it was sci-fi. Most of human weapons are still a throwing of pieces of rock at each other done by high-tech methods, so are we in stone age? They were doing it poorly and unknowingly, while the modern humans are able to use the force of science. 3/400 = 0.75% This is how the aneutronic fusion will work. But it requires much greater temperatures, so can't be the first step. And its fuel are not just deuterium, but either boron (which is more rare than deuterium), or helium-3 (which can be made from the oceanic lithium, which is still more rare), or nitrogen/carbon which produce a lot of parasite neutrons. So, the aneutronics is for board reactors, whil deuterium is for everywhere in the Univerese where there is some traces of water (ice). Deuterium releases 80 kt/kg, so I guess its enough not only to ionize some piece of water, but also to make it shine as a sun.

On the 1899 multilingual communication. (Spoiler warning)

A clean neutron bomb.

There is a simple and clear indicator of the coming AI art quantum leap.

Only if you follow an integral farming plan. Do the crops in the vertical farms grow horizontally?

They anyway won't let him untie the duct tape and escape from chair, so this doesn't matter. OST team.

Once they have published the fusion report, the next step will immediately be "can we use that in Orion drive?" "how can we use that in Orion drive?"

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That's why:

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So, now NASA needs an extreme upgrade of communication equipment, to dramatically increase the channel capacity. Otherwise it will simply get drown in the speech flow. *** It would be also nice to have a famous KSP mod observer in Houston at that time, to synchronize the speech frequencies.

Yes. You can tie them to a rope and use as weights as a gravity accumulator. Why are the characters from zombie movies not aware of zombie conception?