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Yeah, it's all within the realm of possibility, with too many unknowns (eg, what is a realistic information density) to really easily say how easy or hard it is
by saalweachter 7y ago
Yeah, it's all within the realm of possibility, with too many unknowns (eg, what is a realistic information density) to really easily say how easy or hard it is.
Re: Falcon 9's, Voyager was lifted on a Titan IIIE, which had a LEO payload of 15,300 kg, compared to 22,800 kg for the Falcon 9 to LEO. Assuming Voyager was near the capacity of what could be ejected from the Solar System by a Titan IIIE, you'd need to send up ~7 Falcon 9's to Voltron together in orbit.
- zaarn 7y agoI would argue that at this point, actually building Voltron might be more wortwhile.