Accelerated with what practical accuracy?

We're talking about a journey measured in tens to hundreds of km so there are plenty of opportunities for interactions that can cause deviation. What needs to be done to ensure the cargo reaches its destination?

It's those ifs that are the killer. We really need a nationwide UBI paid for by billionaires to see the kind of reduction in poverty America needs.

I suggest it is best to debate moving to Chicago without considering the money. Once you have a list of pros and cons then you can decide if the extra $500/mo justifies the move.

Setting aside the minor matter of setting up extraction and transportation infrastructure, we have to consider transit times. Covering the capital costs of a transport that can make one round trip every three years is problematic, to put it mildly.

The government thought Vietnam would be easy too. There's a whole lot of dense vegetation in Venuzuela.

I hope Republicans with draft age sons are paying attention.

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No seal is perfect so some ammonia coolant will be lost to leaks. The same applies to nitrogen in habitat, as well as nitrogen used in reagents. This is fine as long as we can afford to replace the losses.

Affording to replace the losses is problematic when the nitrogen source is Earth.

Nor would I.

Then again I can't figure out why Germany is following this legal rabbit hole.

Maybe it is a way to funnel money to Ukraine via a wrongful persecution settlement?

And it is difficult to fight when there is no political support for the army. It is no secret that the army itself is full of chaos. And the rear should be an ideal ecosystem of support for the Defense Forces so that we can stand and win!
Friends, support the front, help protect snipers from drones!

The difference in cleanliness of the pot and kettle is extraordinary in this case.

If I knew of sufficient Lunar nitrogen resources then I wouldn't see lack of nitrogen as a serious problem to be surmounted. I don't, which is why I have spent time trying to reduce nitrogen needs by looking at options such as replacing ammonia coolant for radiators.

One would think British writers would have a passing familiarity with English🤷‍♂️
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I'm not seeing a distinct second trail to confirm an interceptor. Perhaps we're just seeing an example of heralded russian craftsmanship.

Lunar Vegas visitors will want a buffer gas in their air, but this is but one of many other uses.

The linked reagent, aqua regia, is an industrial solvent used in gold and platinum purification. Add a few more reagent containing nitrogen and we have much of the supply chain for a chip fab.

Dollars to donuts nothing ever comes of this, but the serfs are being promised future longevity. It's an interesting way to placate the masses.

It would be kind of cool if the "trial" in Germany is just an excuse to show all of the evidence that Muscovy blew up the pipeline so they could claim force majeure in order to avoid paying billions in fines.

"Escalation???"

"Escalation???"