Bitcoins in space!

[jgarzik]

Are there any basic specs for the satellites up anywhere ... just would like to know some basics, dimensions, weight?

More than just basic...

Check out DunveganSpace.com for one-page info sheet + 93-page design specification.

[marcus_of_augustus]

Are there any basic specs for the satellites up anywhere ... just would like to know some basics, dimensions, weight?

More than just basic...

Check out DunveganSpace.com for one-page info sheet + 93-page design specification.

cool, thanks.

ps: Lagrange, as in "Lagrange points", is one word, named after Joseph Louis Lagrange mathematician/dynamicist who discovered those points.

[Nowi]

What about experts from universits ? Maybe they can help with it too, but I am not sure about that investors, can kickstart help us ?

[Sakarias-Corporation]

i love Satcubes. they're so freaking Cute!

[mxn]

You may know issues on mining, according to your one paper, these satellites generate 18.5 W of electricity, also cooling is a big issue without water & air outside the atmosphere.

Whatever the benefit beside geekness will be, looks like only proof of stake can run fully independent in space.

[molecular]

from http://dunveganspace.com/assets/bitsat-design-pdr.pdf, page 15:

M9 Uplink
Authentication
BitSat B1 uplink notes SHALL send bitcoin blocks in a reliable, digitally authenticated data envelope to satellite

would it have been possible (or desirable) to design the sats in such a way that anybody would've been able to connect to one of them and send it a block?

[smoothie]

Any updates on this recently?

[LiteCoinGuy]

same here. any updates?

[bit3000]

Any updates?Or was it a scam?
Why don't you contact this person:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1183158.0