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Nuclear Thermal Rockets?
We should have been using Nuclear Thermal Rockets Space Tugs to grow the Lunar Economy before 19??.‘If we had access to Lunar Solar fields by 20??, powering the world, where would we be today?’ Don’t say we would be going to Mars. We would have the Moon to hollow out and have self-sustaining, mile-wide cylindrical habitats to retire to when we reach 50, to avoid overpopulating…
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Liquid Nuclear Rocket?
The Angry Astronaut tells us there is a faster way to get to Mars. The only reason Mars looks to be a possible future home is because Venus and Mercury are too hot. If we send humans to Mars, we want to get them there fast. I have commented on using Hybrid Nuclear Rockets to get to Mars by Nuclear Electric and Nuclear Thermal Rockets. Now I hear there is a new kind of Nuclear Rocket. I had to do…
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Needed to get to Mars?
The Angry Astronaut, ‘admits I am right’, tells us that we need nuclear thermal thrust space engines before we go to Mars..?‘You know, all we need is a Cylinder of Protection that has layers with the proper spin gravity…and prevents, space radiation, solar rays, micro meteors, from killing US!’ Nuclear thrust engines will be tested In space by 2028 and the earliest use before 2030 will be to…
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Orbital, Nuclear, Mars?
The Angry Astronaut shares his views of orbital solar panels powering Earth. Angry informs us that there will be nuclear thermal space engine testing in three years. He also shares his opinion of humans on Mars and how we are getting there. My opinion of orbital solar arrays is that there are less expensive ways to make electricity that need government funding. Didn’t I comment that nuclear…
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Going Nuclear? Bin There, Done That!
The Angry Astronaut must have finely read my comments about the Hybrid Nuclear Space Engine, but he explains it much better. I have seen that we already have two kinds of nuclear-powered engines: Nuclear Thermal and Nuclear Electric Engines. Don’t ask about Nuclear Fusion or Fission engines; Fusion is too hard so far, and Fission refers too much to explosion’s… RESEARCH ARTICLE| DECEMBER 11…
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Radiate a City with Nuclear Starship?
I was commenting about the future use of a Nuclear Tug that was stationed at a High Earth Orbit. From a Refilling Depot in LEO the Starship would fly to the Tug and dock with it at the far-reaching arm from the Nuclear Thermal Engine. The Nuclear Space Tug would push the Starship to the Refilling Depo in a Lunar Orbit. I have heard about how Nuclear Explosions caused the hole in the Ozone to…
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NASA'S Ultimate Nuclear Rocket???
The Angry Astronaut tells us about a Nuclear-Powered Engine that can fly at 4.2% the speed of light and get us to Mars in less than 2 hours if we could survive. He asks if life could survive the G forces of moving that fast, or would we be flattened out? I would say that we would be in micro-gravity, ‘Flying at 4% the speed of light?’, so would the G forces feel, micro? Angry tells us about…
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Soil-Sensors for Real Time Irrigation to Match Crop Water Requirement in Subsurface Drip System
Introduction Globally, water availability is becoming progressively scarce and by 2025 more than one-third of the world population would face severe water shortage [1,2]. The arid and semi-arid regions of Asia, the Middle-East, and sub-Saharan Africa, which are having a high concentration of the world’s population with a large section living below the poverty line, will be the worst affected areas. While demand for food and other agricultural commodities in these areas is increasing due to fast-growing population, freshwater availability is continuously declining.
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