/sci/ - Science & Math

Helicity Fusion Propulsion Drive: The Company, The Technology, and The Application
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3qX2JA1bxY

>>15710813
>gigantic masses
We are talking about a bit of gravel with a mass about 1 gram. A sufficiently large mass will overcome any plausible shield, true enough, so there we must rely on its improbability.

>>15627253
Artemis will provide anon
>Two Yale University researchers have found a potential shortcut in sampling Venus’ ancient surface. Instead of sending a probe on a costly and extraordinarily challenging Venus sample return mission, they propose simply finding a Venusian meteorite on our own Moon.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucedorminey/2020/10/09/moon-may-harbor-ancient-pieces-of-venus-surface/?sh=4b61974c573c

>>15572497
With how much ZeroHedge he tweets, he might as well buy Fox holy shit. Do it.

>>15398169
So if Mars were absent from the solar system or was as dry as the Moon, spaceflight would be a dead end?

They took this from you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFu3_9PZY7I

>>15251396
Duke should have pushed it under the LM landing stage out of sunlight
>>15251401
>he doesn't know
https://www.space.com/35240-moon-dust-levitates-nasa-study.html
>In a recent laboratory study, researchers found that micron-size dust particles could "jump" several centimeters high under ultraviolet (UV) radiation or exposure to plasmas (electrically charged gas), said a statement from NASA. This finding may help researchers better understand how lunar dust is transported across vast regions of the moon and other airless bodies, according to the statement.

>>15060162
>Capsules

>there's pics of Wernher von Braun inside a spaceplane but not inside a capsule
Rocketbros...

> there is a photo of WvB in a spaceplane but no photos of him in a capsule
capsulefags are done here