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Turbulence in a near vacuum? I'm more than rusty on my statistical mechanics, but what you describe will only matter long after most of the potential energy has
by himinlomax 6y ago
Turbulence in a near vacuum? I'm more than rusty on my statistical mechanics, but what you describe will only matter long after most of the potential energy has done its damage.
- j-pb 6y agoDon't look at the wavefront of the first 100m, the pod there is gone anyways in case of a bomb. Turbulence on the phase of what comes after the near vacuum. The plug essentially plugs itself from resticted airflow. If you want to be extra safe you could even add small tesla valve style fins around the border of the tube, to increase turbulence.
- himinlomax 6y agoWhat about what's right outside the damn pipe? Or do you plan on laying said pipes only in the desert?