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September 23, 2014, 05:36:53 PM |
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The thing about a space elevator is that to make it even work at all there'd have to be gravitational equilibrium in the structure, there would barely be any load on the foundation of the structure, therefore you could build in crazy countermeasures against earthquakes and the like.
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Nemo1024
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September 23, 2014, 05:38:57 PM |
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Also, the construction should be somewhere on the Equator, so Japan itself is not current as a place for construction.
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Mr.Bitty
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September 23, 2014, 05:44:23 PM |
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Japanese making big claims recently about technology. First stadiums with hologram projections of World Cup games and now a space elevator by 2050?Did someone tell them they aren't actually in an anime?
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September 23, 2014, 11:40:16 PM |
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This is just a marketing stunt to garner attention to the company. We are not even close technology wise, and you cannot guarantee a product for a date when it is currently physically impossible.
Basically this is correct. Here's the way it goes. Show us some working long nanotube cables. Now show us some longer ones. How about some really, really long ones. Then.... Show us some tethers hanging out behind satellites and how they perform. ....really long ones.... Then the pieces can be started to be talked about being put together. |
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September 23, 2014, 11:42:29 PM |
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The thing about a space elevator is that to make it even work at all there'd have to be gravitational equilibrium in the structure, there would barely be any load on the foundation of the structure, therefore you could build in crazy countermeasures against earthquakes and the like.
Right. And I doubt if a hurricane would even be noticed by a space elevator cable. That'd be like a hurricane hitting something 100x as strong as steel.... However, terrorists could be a problem, because although the material is strong, it would weaken under temperature increases. |
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Dr. Pepper
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September 24, 2014, 01:09:31 PM |
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Typical japs. All that mouth and little to back it up with.
Typical Honeypot. All that mouth and little to back it up with. What's the problem - got pricked enough to pop out and start bitching?  I love how you never realize the irony and hypocrisy of your posts. It's pitifully cute. It's amazing how many people rise to this guy and don't realise what a moron he is just from looking at the post history lol  It's really hard to tell whether he's a troll or just a childish moron. |
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monim1
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September 24, 2014, 04:59:56 PM |
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I don't know how the hell these people come up with projection like this.
Pretty sure we were promised flying cars 30 years ago and nothing happened
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Bonam
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September 24, 2014, 05:32:40 PM |
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Material science is one of the fastest advancing fields of technology so I have no doubt the ability to manufacture carbon nanotubes (or perhaps other as yet undiscovered materials) will be around by 2050. Nonetheless, the capital cost and political will to build a space elevator will likely remain significant challenges. My personal prediction is that we will likely build space elevators on other planetary bodies before we build one on Earth. For example, a space elevator on Mars would have much reduced structural requirements, could be built with materials obtained in-situ on Mars, and could be a key piece of infrastructure in initial efforts to explore and colonize Mars. Once the concept is proven and its benefit clear to a large number of people, it will be more plausible to try to rally the needed support to building one on Earth.
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Honeypot
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September 24, 2014, 06:39:47 PM |
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Typical japs. All that mouth and little to back it up with.
Typical Honeypot. All that mouth and little to back it up with. What's the problem - got pricked enough to pop out and start bitching? I love how you never realize the irony and hypocrisy of your posts. It's pitifully cute. It's amazing how many people rise to this guy and don't realise what a moron he is just from looking at the post history lol It's really hard to tell whether he's a troll or just a childish moron. You have no idea what any of that means Ever heard of the phrase 'spit lying down'? People who think themselves 'intelligent' these days are really mouthy fuckers  With pseudo-intellectual fools acting 'non-racist' 'intelligent' and 'fair' without a shred of real experience in anything you talk about (or if you were in a position to gain experience, instead you ran from it), no wonder the powerful find it easy to control you all. I reflect your manner of speech and tone in just a few posts, and every single bitch starts crawling out of their holes to start moaning like whores haha |
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mnmShadyBTC
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September 25, 2014, 05:33:07 AM |
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The thing about a space elevator is that to make it even work at all there'd have to be gravitational equilibrium in the structure, there would barely be any load on the foundation of the structure, therefore you could build in crazy countermeasures against earthquakes and the like.
Right. And I doubt if a hurricane would even be noticed by a space elevator cable. That'd be like a hurricane hitting something 100x as strong as steel.... However, terrorists could be a problem, because although the material is strong, it would weaken under temperature increases. I would think that even a small impact towards the bottom of the elevator would have a huge impact on the upper "levels" of the elevator as the higher up it goes, the more it will need to be able to move |
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September 25, 2014, 06:47:56 AM |
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Awesome ! but by 2050 i will be around 60  i'll be too old to play with them. |
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