smh, why do people even suggest this stuff, a full on ban wouldn't just be political suicide, it would likely cause armed rebellion from a specific subset of the population

a voluntary buyback program would be much safer, and likely more effective as a result

well, lets hope they get on it sooner or later, cause that's from 1987, and it doesn't sound like they've made many developments since then

perfectly fair, although i fear we may have to agree to disagree, cause at this point, until there's actual experimental testing, we're both just shouting into the black

i sincerely hope you're simply a space autist who got lost in the sauce, and arent actually trying to figure out how to make the insane orbital datacenters a reality, cause the latter would be deeply disappointing

except we arent talking about evaporation here, we're talking about the fact that in the microgravity that would be experienced in LEO, where they would want to put the datacenters, the coolant will be pulled from the streams over time, not by evaporation, but as individual droplets

in the conditions that the plans specify, that being complete isolation with no microgravity, they could work very well, but the primary criticism that's been levied against them is the fact that in LEO and intrasystem use, they would constantly lose coolant to gravitational interactions

it is worth noting that the LDR system is still completely hypothetical, and after reviewing info about the proposed design, in LEO conditions, it would suffer even greater losses than the older method i described, which saw use during the mercury missions

the only "realistic" way to get rid of all that waste heat would be to send up a constant stream of rockets full of an expendable coolant to be blown across radiators to carry away more heat, but the cost of constantly sending up more coolant would rapidly exceed any savings they might be banking on

lol, i love how they simply took "medical work costs an arm and a leg" completely literally

sounds like with most peppers it's possible to physically remove the spiciest parts before preparing the pepper, but it's an intricate process

trumpa the hut

peer approved and completely justified violence, but violence none the less

not to mention completely antithetical to the teachings of their alleged savior

*insert dark souls git gud meme here*

it is now

so, something like this?

i hypothesize that ronald mcdonald would illicit a similar response, but only further testing will be the decider

lol, we live in the 21st century, electrically heated clothes exist now, and wont set you on fire (probably)

it's a bit on the spendy side, but these are basically the industry standard, and the capsule is suspended internally, so you dont need any external motion damping, it can just screw straight onto a mic mount