On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 5:32 PM, OrionWorks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harry sez:
Earth is our space ship.
Precisely. And perhaps some day in the near future we may learn how to
make a good space ship ourselves - based on our knowledge of the
original blue prints.
Why bother? The plans
Ron
I had a look at the paper. There is not enough detail to make it worth the
trouble.
Like you , I find the amazing thing is that it works at all in the MHz range-
even if it is only (today) a very inefficient electrolyzer. This seems to be a
case of intense non-ionizing radiation being
Here is a rather spectacular image of a parabolic trough type of solar
collector makes a nice 'wallpaper' for you computer desktop.
http://www.trec-uk.org.uk/press/brussels/schott_parabolic_trough.jpg
Usually the tube running down the spine of the trough is filled with a molten
salt which
On Mar 13, 2008, at 6:48 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
Ron
I had a look at the paper. There is not enough detail to make it
worth the trouble.
That's for sure!
Like you , I find the amazing thing is that it works at all in the
MHz range- even if it is only (today) a very inefficient
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Thu, 13 Mar 2008 07:48:13 -0700 (PDT):
Hi,
[snip]
This radiation can even be made semi-coherent by using some forms of carbon
(graphite) as the sink (target) since forms of graphite (despite its blackness
;-) is not a blackbody radiator, and emits mostly in
Horace
I suspect H2 and HOOH is produced.
If that were true then the process is more efficient than it would appear,
unless the energy content of the peroxide has been included.
Hi, all.
What I am thinking of are free-floating self-contained micro-gravity
permanent space colonies for quite small numbers of people -- ten-to
hundreds of thousands of people. These colonies could be produced in space
on a modular basis, and, in the end, inexpensively. Once people started
Terry sez:
Why bother? The plans exist still on Arimathea; and, considering the
depressed economy, Olmertibarkslast will give you a bargain!
http://www.dudehisattva.com/hhg.htm
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Apocalypse.
Terry
For some obtuse reason the following link seems just as
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