jakeybob

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   Lunar Mission One(lunarmissionone.com)

   1 points by jakeybob 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jakeybob 13y ago

   They say "Every part of this mission scenario has been demonstrated one way or the other" but I'm struggling to think of a proper artificial gravity demonstration. Are there any? Gemini 11 had some success with a similar sche
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   by jakeybob 13y ago

   The moon does rotate, but the orbit is synchronised such that one rotation occurs per orbit, so from the Earth it appears not to rotate. However, if you photograph the moon over time you find you can see >50% of the surface area (about
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   by jakeybob 13y ago

   I think he's just suggesting that the baby definitely should count as an innocent bystander.