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[_] Happy 1:11 AM, /f/ Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)04:11:09 No.3054689
Earth is for idiots, anyway.
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>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)04:41:05 No.3054706
>>3054689
A Bit late, Thank you though anon. Happy 1:11 to you too.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)05:28:00 No.3054735
BURNING
RUSH
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)05:41:25 No.3054738
When is the time that i can do this faggot shit too
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)05:57:02 No.3054741
>>3054689
>Legend of Dragoon
Shit at least if I'm stuck in space that'd make me real comfy
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)06:26:03 No.3054744
so what is it?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)07:12:15 No.3054749
the tags clearly show she's in zero gravity but she's not strapped down and her hair seems to be
behaving as if it's in gravity.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)07:20:30 No.3054751
Does anyone know the song?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)07:30:49 No.3054753
>>3054751
Resize the window so you can see under the flash.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)07:39:59 No.3054757
>>3054753
thanks
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)07:43:34 No.3054759
>>3054749
her boobs are in zero gravity though
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)07:46:31 No.3054761
>>3054744
a white hole
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)08:23:31 No.3054783
>you will never explore space
>never be the first to find a planet with life on it.
>never be the first to meet another species of intelligent life
>will never see Andromeda smash in to our galaxy
>will never see the universe accelerate away from itself, leaving but a void of nothingness in
every direction
>will never have your atoms decay and die at The End of time.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)09:20:29 No.3054811
>>3054783
Who knows,anon? Who knows...
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)10:14:58 No.3054828
>>3054735
Fuck, I just heard it.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)10:16:26 No.3054829
Spacefaring will be pretty miserable until they figure out how to simulate gravity. At least it
will be if you don't like your muscles, and bones withering.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)10:23:05 No.3054832
>>3054829
That is trivial to do.
There is already equations for simulated gravity to prevent sickening feelings due to the
difference in apparent gravity from head to toe.
From what I remember, you need a space station with diameter in triple digit meters.
Forgot the exact size.
And yes, it is exactly the same. Gravity and Acceleration are completely the same thing to the
body. When you get to those triple digits, the rotational effects become nil.
The issue is it would be too expensive for NASAs shitty little budget, and ESA.
The only ones with any hope of doing it would be China.
They should use all that cheap steel they have for it instead of pumping it in to other markets
to crash them, fucking idiots.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)10:28:52 No.3054836
hearthands!!!!
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)11:28:20 No.3054855
>>3054832
It's probably not economically feasible to ship the materials, in finished or unfinished form,
from Earth, no matter who's doing the shipping. Even the small Stanford Torus recommended by NASA
(I describe it as small because the planned size would be to support 4,000 as opposed to 10K or
more as the original idea intended) is a massive structure. Pretty much all plans that I know of
are based on building a mining base on the Moon and shooting the materials to the Colony site,
probably in L2 orbit.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)11:38:39 No.3054859
>>3054759
But not her shirt around her boobs, just her shirt near her bellybutton
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)12:02:55 No.3054870
>>3054855
I wonder if space elevator would be actually able to send those materials
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)12:15:32 No.3054874
>>3054870
Also highly infeasible just because of how physics works.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)12:20:07 No.3054877
>>3054870
It wouldn't be feasible now.
But if it is being used in conjunction with space mining, which is already well on its way now,
it would be an investment.
Of course, governments don't know anything about long-term investments.
Also
http://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/spaceshipNoiseGenerator.php
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)12:23:25 No.3054878
>>3054874
?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)12:53:04 No.3054892
>>3054878
Rotation of the earth coupled with frictional drag would shear the fuck out of any
low-orbit-connected structures. Expensive as hell, too. Unless somebody figures out how to make
unbreakable materials, we're still stuck using chemical launches to get shit into orbit.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)12:55:46 No.3054894
>>3054689
stomach
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)13:09:02 No.3054907
actually we're pretty lucky to live now, a few billion yeas from now galaxies are going to be
past our horizon due to the expansion of space
