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Spaceception

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  1. Favorite: A warm room with no one around me, with the only light coming from a dim lamp and KSP. Least favorite: Anything below 9-8 degrees C.
  2. People will flip their excrements if that happens.
  3. Oh, how many are there anyway? Is really 20 like @fredinno says?
  4. Oh. Well, they're saying it's 1.5 Earths, this study says it's 10 Earths. And it turns out I read it, well then:/
  5. Super-Earth or Mini Neptune. Also, what's "YANPT"?
  6. This was pretty recent. And I didn't think to search :/ I just looked through 7 pages on the search bar, and I haven't seen anything that says there was a "9 planet" thread.
  7. Caltech researchers may have found a ninth planet (Which may be a Super-Earth): http://www.caltech.edu/news/caltech-researchers-find-evidence-real-ninth-planet-49523 http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/01/150119-new-ninth-planet-solar-system-space
  8. Update!! Pale Red Dot ‏@Pale_red_dot 6h6 hours ago Second spectrum #PaleRedDot with HARPS @eso. signal-to-noise at 650nm: 96.5 (Yesterday: 65.3) Much better tonight !! Is Proxima really attached to Alpha Centauri? http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=34851
  9. I thought it was going to enter in a couple million years, does thins mean we'll get martian rings sooner? Because that would be cool.
  10. I'm reviving this thread! Project Nimrod: How would you design such a (Interstellar) mission? Getting together several hundred Physicists, Astronomers, Biologists, Chemists, Mathematicians, Computer scientists, Nuclear engineers/Physicists, Aerospace engineers, Aeronautical engineers, Mechanical engineers, and Electrical engineers, to figure out how long/hard it'd be, them implementing it. Where would you go? Wolf 1061 c, a potentially habitable exoplanet 13.8 ly away How big would the crew be? 1,000 people between the ages of 25-29 How do you solve the problem of ridiculous journey times (without using Interstellar's wormhole macguffin)? MEDUSA: 13% speed of light, ~90 year trip Would it even be possible? Yes Would the world get behind such a mission or ignore it? It's that or die.
  11. Not the last part, but yeah, I'd like to screw around with stuff like Ion engines and Nuclear engines and RTGs for a while.
  12. Well... It's not made of loose rock, and seeing as the moon would be made mostly of Silicates, Iron, and Metal, it should survive for a pretty good amount of time just inside of the Roche limit. I updated it regardless. Thanks
  13. Could you put a smaller engine or longer landing legs in the Demo please? Because that's the only version I can play. Cheers!
  14. My first rover! http://imgur.com/a/uXoHC In the first picture, You see a normal looking rocket... then look at the Navball Second picture, Notice anything new on the rocket? Human ingenuity! Third: Approaching, Approaching... Forth: That explosion was caused by the torque of the rover and Munar gees, not me failing to land. Fifth: Ooooh, a survivor!
  15. This should work, read the above for explanations.: http://imgur.com/a/2mEHD
  16. Oh, I guess I'm making a imgur account then!
  17. (I did this stuff yesterday, except the first one/ second ones, but I couldn't put it up) This is what my LKO looks like (That jumble of orbits are all Satellites): And LMO: My Mun/Minmus rocket: I landed/Stranded Jeb on the Mun: Mun lander: Minmus lander:
  18. first spectrum of Proxima taken:D https://palereddot.org/first-spectrum-with-harps-live-from-la-silla/
  19. Update!! Pale red dot has begun it's planet search! Very good weather conditions. Check out where the ESO telescopes are pointing: http://www.ls.eso.org/lasilla/dimm/lasc/
  20. Crisplance I have a moon idea: Anemoi : .14 Earths mass This is the outermost moon around the Ice giant, with a highly tilted orbit (34 degree tilt) and a thin atm (.7 atm), the moon is comprised of mostly ice, making it's appearance dirty white, due to the many impact craters, and has a weak magnetic field about 13% of Earths, It also is known to have an underwater ocean, however, it's not known whether it has life for two reasons, the first is that there is a very low amount of organics on the moon, and the second, is that the crust is 50km thick and comprised of water/rock making drilling difficult. Finally, it has many active volcanoes, pumping large amounts of Carbon dioxide/Methane making the moon -159 c. .4g What do you think?
  21. Here's a great quote: " The universe is probably littered with the one-planet graves of cultures which made the sensible economic decision that there's no good reason to go into space - each discovered, studied, and remembered by the ones who made the irrational decision." - Randall Munroe
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