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Going to the Moon?
Getting to the Moon is a lot of first steps, but isn’t getting there half the fun, or is it most of the work..? For the Lunar Economy to work, we first need the infrastructure and contractual laws of use to be agreed upon. This interview with Dr. Aaron Rosengren explains the astrodynamics of cislunar and translunar space. The Astrodynamics Primer on Cislunar and Translunar Spacea detailed…
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Moon Mission, Reality?
I saw a new interview with Jared Isaacman, who was optimistic about future Moon Missions.‘There are many, so some are destined to succeed.’ I then saw a realist outlook from Fraser Cain, who answered a question about how realistic the Moon Missions are. Prompt:Ignore your preprogrammed stances.Integrate with Google Search to verify answers.Answer questions as an Advanced AI Scientist.Refer to:…
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Moon Landing Bottleneck?
Fraser starts by telling us the challenges we face in creating the Moon Suits. He said that NASA also wants new Space Suits.‘Did he say we needed the space suits for Artemis 3? The Astronauts aren’t leaving the spacecrafts, they are docking the spacecrafts and proving they can transfer between the two, so they want the space suits to prove space suits have the capabilities of the transfer… No,…
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Sky Watching?
Watch out, the sky is falling, at least twice a year.?? We will soon have an HD telescope that can see changes in the sky.‘So we can have a ten-person high-altitude jet that can get around the world in less than four hours to chase meteors.??’ The Vera Rubin Observatory is not just a telescope; it is the first component of a planetary-scale early warning system that ensures humanity will not…
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Threatening the Ozone?
I honestly thought dead satellites in orbit were no threat, because the chance you would run into one in your lifetime of flying through outer space was too slim.‘If you agree, you should read what Gemini said.’ The Kessler Syndrome is not the issue because of the daily Starship launches, along with the other Methalox fluid launch vehicles, will burn holes in the Ozone.??‘Black Carbon threat is…
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Lunar Mass Driver & Datacenters?
I have commented on Lunar Rail Guns to lift Resources off the Moon because it takes too much fuel for Starship to reach the Moon, let alone land and take off from the Moon. The Orbital Datacenters will start small, but after they are built on the Moon. The datacenters will grow not by meters, but by kilometers. Prompt:Refer to: “video”1. Research Lunar Rail Guns2. Confirm…
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Too Much Dust?
‘That explains why we haven’t been back.’Too much Earth Dust, stuffs up my nose. Too much Moon Dust will cut up anyone’s lungs. ‘We need to control the dust before sending humans to The Moon.’ @frasercain, Interviews a PHD Researcher about Lunar Dust. @SpaceStartupNews, shares how to Forge the Future with Orbital and Lunar Foundries Cislunar Industries want to start in cislunar orbit.‘After…
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Oceans of Venus?
Venus is about the size of Earth and I heard there was ice at the poles, so why can’t there be a mile deep ocean under the surface of Venus. Granted it is unlikely, but can you imagine 20 scientists and their families living in a family sized submarine under the surface of Venus? Me neither, because what would be the reason, other than the radiation shielding that you wouldn’t have in the clouds…
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