O'Neill Cylinders - Space Colonies

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Space Cities Out Of Asteroids and Graphene Bags? Intriguing O'Neill Cylinder Study

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[cashcatz]

I think there's plenty left to terraform on earth first, but you are certainly speaking my language.

 

[Artemis Fowl]

Been subscribed to Isaac Arthur and SFIA channel for a long time.
There's amazing things we can do even with today's technology. Unfortunately, we are too busy throwing poop at each other to get anything worthwhile done.

 

[Tom D]

There isn't enough energy to do anything big in space. But i guess star trek made it seem simple. Seems like a fractured fairy tale feed.

 

[cashcatz]

There isn't enough energy to do anything big in space. But i guess star trek made it seem simple. Seems like a fractured fairy tale feed.

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The Ruskies seem to have finally sorted out this tech (the US tried back in the day with Project Pluto). Military purposes aside, this type of miniaturized nuclear tech could have space exploration applications (propulsion, power generation). Just have to safely get it up there

 

[Artemis Fowl]

There isn't enough MOTIVATION to do anything big in space. But i guess star trek made it seem simple. Seems like a fractured fairy tale feed.

Fixed it for you

 

[Dublin ohio]

Straight from the annals of science fiction. Similar "concepts" have been part of science fiction for decades

 

[Fernando]

There isn't enough energy to do anything big in space. But i guess star trek made it seem simple. Seems like a fractured fairy tale feed.

There isn't enough money to go into space. Tariffs?