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If your signal is "transparent" enough go through so much rock and iron without being absorbed (like neutrinos), you'll have a hard time capturing it on the rec
by BoppreH 1y ago
If your signal is "transparent" enough go through so much rock and iron without being absorbed (like neutrinos), you'll have a hard time capturing it on the receiver side.
- dcminter 1y agoWell, OPERA was 700ish km, but had Cern at one end. If one has this as the sole goal and wanted to do it real-time over 12,000km is it "engineering-possible" vs "theoretically-possible" ? My guess is that it depends how much money stands to be made ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPERA_experiment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPERA_experiment
- estimator7292 1y agoBasically just aim you accelerator at any neutron detector. Problem is you'd drop more packets than IP over pigeons.
- dcminter 1y agoI think you're confusing neutrons and neutrinos. Firing neutrons at the floor will definitely give you a very radioactive floor.
- Hikikomori 1y agoDoes carrier pigeons have that high packet loss?