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Pocty rezervaci Tesel je potreba brat s… rezervou

(I’ll see myself out)

PES: id BLACKHAD to shrnul výborně. Mimochodem, i kdybychom materiál na kosmický výtah měli, megakonstelace na LEO typu Starlink k němu spolehlivě zavírá cestu: počet manévrů k zamezení kolizí by musel být obrovský. (ale i brz starlinku je kolize vlákna s kosmickým smetím pro výtah fatální a dokonce ta pravděpodobnost se dá vypočítat ze známých, dostupných dat)

Hledání nové fyziky je jiná otázka, mám tu na to na NYXu klub a všechny zájmece zvu. Fyzika je jedna z věd, která nabízí tolik nezodpovězených otázek, že nějaké šance tam ještě jsou...

PER2:

Elon Musk

@elonmusk
Starship achieved a precise, soft landing in the ocean, paving the way for return to launch site and being caught by the tower arms, like the booster.

Full & rapid reusability improves the cost of access to orbit & beyond by >10,000%.

It is the fundamental technology breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary and for us to become a true spacefaring civilization.

To ze maj na miste pristani nejakej dron s kamerou, to je proste bomba!
A ano, trefili se s tim pristanim na metry presne!
(nehlede na tepelny poskozeni toho vehiklu)

Proste WOW!

TOXICMAN: MAGA bay?
(sorrynotsorry:)

YMLADRIS: řídit stát jako mechazillu

asi uz OT, kdyztak smazte, ale tu je videt ze se to v sillicon valley zleva doprava zvrtlo nejak v poslednich 4 letech. resp. narostla polarizace nasobne.

PES: Hele, ze je orbitalni vytah nerealizovatelnej, k tomu uz se dospelo. Nemame na to material. Ani uhlikovy vlakna to nedaj. Anti-gravitace je vec, se kterou se "teoreticky vyporadame", az budeme poradne vedet, co to ta gravitace vlastne je. Taky se asi ukaze, ze z toho nic nebude...

Ale to ze ta devet metru tlusta roura umi jump-to-orbit a ze s sebou muze vzit klidne i 100t materialu, to uz ted je fakt. A to ze se pak muze i vratit, to taky.

Co se tyce stavby nejakych vetsich struktur na obezne draze, nebo cestovani mimo orbitu (Mesic, Mars, ?), to uz je jen otazka penez a casu. Ze se tu rozhadame a nenajdem sjednocujici prvek, kterej nam umozni alokaci zdroju? Jo to je pech. Ale technicky moznosti na to jsou uz ted.

#my #patecni #optimisticky #kecy

YMLADRIS: Ja treba na tohle "slysim". V mych ocich je to opravdu realita pristi dekady...
Protoze jsem ted videl tu "20 story bomb" letet nahoru a pristat zpet. Tecka.
#kecy

tu ještě vykreslený optimismus, náhodně z redditu

You just watched a 20 story bomb falling out of the sky at Mach 3 and then getting caught by its launch tower. This flying skyscraper is capable of launching 150 tons into orbit, 150 tons of whatever you want that can fit in a 8m diameter. For context, the Europa Clipper payload just launched at a weight of 6 tons, with the Falcon 9 second stage weighing in at just shy of 100

You can fit the ENTIRE SECOND STAGE, AND the largest interplanetary probe ever made, into the payload bay of a Starship, deliver it on orbit, and still have payload weight leftover.

Refueling starship will remove that need for kick stages. Why send one Europa Clipper when you can send 10? 15? What about one or two 20-30 ton probes with multiple landers?

For Near Earth missions, one Starship is the same volume as the ISS. String a few of them together and you have a space station that doesn’t support 7 people, but more like 100, depending on configuration. Wanna build a ring station? You can now use a ship that can carry hundreds of tons of materials for said station instead of the 10-20 that you could on a shuttle. And you can do it for pennies on the dollar compared to that launch system.

Starship isn’t just a new spacecraft. It is a different generation, an entirely new KIND of space travel unlocking plans and missions that 10 years ago would get you laughed out of every aerospace meeting on Earth. Wanna send a few rovers the size of a Chevy Tahoe to Titan? Okay. Wanna send a crew of 20 to the Moon? Send over the launch date. Wanna build an artificial gravity station with room for 1000 people? Okay, it’ll take a while, but okay.

This landing is the culmination of 80 years of rocketry and 2 decades of Space X engineers pushing the absolute boundaries of what is physically possible. It is also the beginning of a new era in human civilization. I hope you’re as excited as I am, because everyone should be.