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L44[06:13:38] <Althego> hehe
L45[06:13:47] <Althego> safety first
L46[06:16:54] <Althego> so, is "it's
business time" finally?
L47[06:17:04] <Althego> in 13 hours 13
minutes
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L49[06:38:17] <Eddi|zuHause> what
business?
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L53[07:06:21] <sandbox> I hate those
clicker games
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L55[07:34:50] <Althego> Eddi|zuHause: the
name of the rocket, it's business time, electron from rocket lab,
in less than 12 hours
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L58[07:54:29] <Althego> "the san
cannot be magnetic lava"
L59[07:54:31] <Althego> sun
L60[07:54:37] <Althego> good, because it
isnt
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L67[08:53:24] <GlassYuri> ...who writes a
window program in C in 2014
L68[08:53:55] <Althego> there must be a
few
L69[08:54:04] <Althego> by window you mean
windows?
L70[08:54:08] <Althego> or windowed
L71[08:54:33] <GlassYuri> windows operating
system, command line only
L72[08:55:11] <Fluburtur> why is tumblr not
loading pictures
L73[08:55:25] <GlassYuri> because it's not
written in C, obviously
L74[08:57:21] <GlassYuri> ...and this
wouldn't even be the first time porting C code to C# in my current
project iirc
L76[08:59:37] <kmath> YouTube - Guillotine
vs a spray paint can
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L81[09:13:31] <Althego> hehe
L82[09:13:44] <Althego> deadly
precision
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L85[09:20:52] <Mat2ch> Fluburtur: but
why?
L86[09:20:58] <Fluburtur> why not
L88[09:21:06] <kmath> YouTube - Arianespace
TV
L89[09:21:32] <Mat2ch> Fluburtur: well,
could've been a great youtube channel. But no, nuts only. :D
L90[09:22:00] <Althego> what is this
L91[09:22:11] <Althego> cant be a
launch
L92[09:22:30] <Fluburtur> idk
L93[09:22:48] <Althego> electron is after
midnight
L94[09:23:00] <Fluburtur> I just need to
hear stephane talk english to be happy
L95[09:23:14] <Althego> some german?
L96[09:23:24] <Fluburtur> he can speak
german too?
L97[09:23:26] <Althego> hah, luckily i dont
hear german accent that oftene now
L98[09:23:42] <Althego> then french
L99[09:23:51] <Fluburtur> yeah he's the
boss of arianespace
L100[09:23:55] <Fluburtur> and he sounds
very french
L101[09:24:05] <Althego> just as most
germans sound very german
L102[09:24:06] <GlassYuri> was C/C++ style
pointer notation designed specifically to mess with your
brain
L103[09:24:14] <Althego> no, that was for
pascal
L104[09:24:20] <Althego> and c++
references
L105[09:24:38] <Mat2ch> uh, there's an
upcoming Ariane launch that is not listed on spaceflightnow?
L106[09:24:49] <Althego> that is why i
said it cant be a launch
L107[09:24:53] <Althego> we would know
that
L108[09:25:13] <Mat2ch> GlassYuri:
yes.
L109[09:25:53] <Mat2ch> Maybe they
announce that they wont build the Ariane 6, because there weren't
enough orders and they're going straight to Skylon :D
L110[09:26:03] <Mat2ch> GlassYuri: but
after you get used to it, it's ok...
L111[09:26:10] <Althego> even better, they
already built skylon :)
L112[09:26:31] <Mat2ch> I really hope they
do.
L113[09:26:41] <Mat2ch> Skylon is a far
better project than Ariane 6
L114[09:26:44] <Althego> no, pointers are
quite clear. * dereferences, & makes pointer
L115[09:26:49] <Mat2ch> nobody needs
another rocket in that class
L116[09:27:07] <Althego> what i dont like
the * is not part of the type
L117[09:27:29] <Althego> so you cant write
whatever* a, b
L118[09:28:13] <GlassYuri> whatever *a, b,
c[10]
L119[09:28:52] <Althego> if you want both
to be pointers, then have to write the * again
L120[09:29:34] <Althego> but in contrast
in pascal i could never remember when the ^ was in the front or in
the back
L121[09:30:42] <GlassYuri> ...I don't even
know anything about pascal other than that it exists
L122[09:31:21] <GlassYuri> oh and there
used to be that borland pascal IDE which apparently broke if you
installed their C++ IDE on the same PC
L123[09:31:30] <Althego> hehe
L124[09:32:18] <GlassYuri> borland c++
builder is what I started with when I was 12
L125[09:32:20] <Althego> and then there is
ada of course
L126[09:32:39] <Althego> dereference is
.all
L127[09:32:45] <Althego> jsut who came up
with this
L128[09:32:50] <Althego> and optional
too
L129[09:33:33] <GlassYuri> speaking of
being 12, in 8 days I will be 22, and therefore applying for entry
level positions with ten years of experience
L130[09:33:42] <Althego> hehe
L131[09:33:44] <Althego> nice
L132[09:34:10] <Althego> i am afraid i am
closer to 42 now than to 32 :)
L133[09:35:11] <Althego> honestly i feel i
am getting really dumb
L134[09:35:47] <Althego> so 4 pm in what
time zone?
L135[09:36:02] <Althego> heh we are in
this summer time
L136[09:36:20] <Althego> so it is probably
in 1.5 hours
L137[09:36:22] <Mat2ch>
E-Mail-Korrespondenz
L138[09:36:25] <Mat2ch> Eh, what
L139[09:36:29] <Mat2ch> on my,
shortcuts
L140[09:36:42] <Mat2ch> well, the live
stream is not starting for some reason...
L141[09:37:51] <Mat2ch> Althego: hrm,
maybe that's really UTC. Youtube should tell the timezone
L142[09:38:07] <Mat2ch> we all should add
the timezone (in UTC :P) when we talk about times...
L143[09:38:39] <Althego> so basically
delete timezones
L144[09:38:47] <Althego> theyare a
horrible idea anyway
L145[09:39:35] <GlassYuri> ...I dropped my
phone and it turned off
L146[09:39:36] <Mat2ch> well, if done
right they're ok
L147[09:39:49] <Althego> you cant do t hem
right
L148[09:39:55] <Mat2ch> But some countries
have very weird ones...
L149[09:39:56] <Althego> they change by
time and space
L150[09:40:19] <Althego> you have to have
a huge database to find out what some time translates to in a
timezone
L151[09:40:23] <GlassYuri> have the sun
rise at 4 and set by 19
L152[09:40:27] <Althego> and not all times
are translatable
L153[09:40:45] <GlassYuri> just getting
the correct timezone is not trivial
L154[09:44:01] <Kalpa> There's some
youtube video on that
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L156[09:47:28] <Althego> the question is,
what did they put in instead of red shell?
L157[09:47:51] <Althego> the name was
silly anyway, because of red t...
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L167[10:47:13] <Althego> so will there be
anything on that livestream?
L168[11:02:57] <Althego> probably
not
L169[11:03:01] <Althego> i close it now,
past 6
L171[11:10:40] <kmath> YouTube - Drive On
Liquid Mercury?!?!?
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L173[11:11:25] <Fluburtur> I know plastic
floats on mercury
L174[11:11:28] <Fluburtur> glass too
L175[11:11:30] <Fluburtur> myself
too
L176[11:11:57] <Althego> you could
replicate that too
L177[11:12:20] <Althego> according to the
calculation he did, you can totally drive on a mercury lake with a
real car
L178[11:12:36] <Fluburtur> mercury has a
density of like 13
L179[11:12:48] <Fluburtur> so you would
need a very dense car to sink
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L184[11:16:45] <Fluburtur> the new
gorillaz album sounds pretty nice
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L186[11:17:44] <Deddly> Lead floats on
Mercury, IIRC
L187[11:18:29] <Althego> but you could
still build floating boats on it from platinum :)
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L189[11:20:09] <Fluburtur> I should dip my
hand in mercury but with no glove this time
L190[11:20:18] <Althego> no
L191[11:20:19] <Fluburtur> I guess that's
not too risky as long as I don't have cuts and stuff
L192[11:20:45] <Althego> you can dip your
hand in molten lead if your hand is wet
L193[11:22:16] <Fluburtur> holding dry ice
is fun too
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L202[11:46:01] <Althego> and closing it
off in a plastic bottle too :)
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L204[11:56:52] <Pakaran> now I'm picturing
Kerbals using dry ice-powered improvised rockets to biome-hop on
Minmus.
L205[11:57:42] <Althego> today i saw a car
with an ad for something called kermann
L206[11:57:53] <Pakaran> (without doing
any math, my hunch is peak thrust wouldn't be a problem, but
re-heating the container walls would be, without some kind of
electric input.
L207[12:00:01] <Pakaran> re driving on
mercury, I'd think you'd want tires with a deep tread, to help them
couple with the bulk liquid, or the car would skid all over the
place.
L208[12:00:45] <Pakaran> now, if it just
needs to stay upright while driving around a 6 km lake, that
wouldn't be an issue.
L209[12:01:03] <Althego> hehe some people
made a picture of a basketball up close. guess what, it seems flat
:)
L210[12:01:26] <Deddly> Althego: That
surprisingly does not make me want to buy that car
L211[12:02:08] <Pakaran> Kerbin also seems
flat below about 400m.
L212[12:03:11] <Pakaran> (which is one
issue with that one guy with the steam-powered rocket -- he was
hoping to reach around 1.5 km altitude, which would be WORSE on
Earth).
L213[12:03:25] <Pakaran> Not to mention
he'd have vertigo or worse, and not be able to look for pixel
effects, lol
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L216[12:28:07] <Eddi|zuHause> nothing
worse than seeing a dead pixel in the sky
L217[12:30:39] <Eddi|zuHause> my maths
teacher used to say "they used to make parabolic dishes from
mercury, back when mercury wasn't poisonous"
L218[12:35:02] <Althego> hehe
L219[12:35:22] <Althego> "water is
flat and always finds its level". oh really
L220[12:43:09] <Althego> why is the sudden
frank herbert and dune fanaticism of elon?
L222[12:47:39] <Althego> aaand scott
video
L223[12:48:02] <Althego> ryugu doesnt look
like it did in dreadnought when i was playing it :)
L224[12:48:21] <Althego> they chose a
wrong a steroid for the game
L225[13:24:55] <Fluburtur> so, I just flew
upside down in a tunnel in war thunder
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L227[13:27:01] <Althego> hehe
L228[13:27:36] <Fluburtur> if I can pull
that move into an actual game it would be nuts
L229[13:27:43] <Fluburtur> and bomb some
tank in the tunnel
L230[13:27:47] <Fluburtur> seems
easy
L232[13:58:28] <Althego> seems not much is
going on here now
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L252[15:08:59] <Eddi|zuHause> is that just
me, or is that either a really tiny airplane or a really huge
tunnel?
L253[15:09:16] <Fluburtur> probably big
tunnel
L254[15:09:27] <Fluburtur> like twice the
wingspan so around 20 meters
L255[15:10:51] <Eddi|zuHause> the scale is
totally off on this picture
L256[15:11:24] <Eddi|zuHause> like, those
wagons would fit for a 600mm narrow gauge
"Feldbahn"
L257[15:12:14] <Eddi|zuHause> and even if
you assume those are 1435mm standard gauge rails, that doesn't add
up to 20m
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L266[15:43:18] <kmath> YouTube -
Fixed-wing aerial top dressing
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L269[16:00:00] <darsie> Challenge: Rescue
a Kerbal from the surface of The Moon by flying over her within 2.2
km, switch to her, jetpack to a suborbital trajectory and collect
her with the rocket. She must be at a high enough latitude so she
can't jetpack to orbit.If the latitude is too low, jetpack
retrograde.
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L271[16:04:25] <darsie> 45+ deg lat should
be enough.
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L273[16:08:12] <KrazyKrl> Makes more sense
if it's simply "Rescue a Kerbal with a craft that does not
slow to below X orbital velocity in the Mun's SoI."
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L275[16:19:05] <darsie> What what X be if
the Kerbal jetpacked to orbit?
L276[16:19:29] <darsie> To avoid picking
her up from orbit.
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L279[16:27:45] <Eddi|zuHause> bonus points
if the rocket is on a mun flyby?
L280[16:30:17] <KrazyKrl> Well... iirc the
kerbal's RCS pack holds around 600m/sec of dV.
L281[16:31:18] <KrazyKrl> a height limit
on the approach would need to be implemented (since orbital speed
is inverse to orbital altitude)
L282[16:31:59] <KrazyKrl> Therefore:
"Rescue a Kerbal from the Mun with a craft that does not slow
below X orbital velocity when below Y altitude above the
Mun."
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L286[16:35:39] <KrazyKrl> Top 10 list, did
not bother to even play it.
L287[16:36:11] <Eddi|zuHause> well, the
challenge above doesn't say you can't slow down to catch the
kerbal. just i would imply that you can't land
L288[16:36:54] <KrazyKrl> well, landing or
going retrograde would cause your orbital speed to approach zero...
so...
L289[16:38:32] <KrazyKrl> Having a simple
speed limit below a certain altitude gives the player more freedom
to meet the mission requirements.
L290[16:39:54] <Eddi|zuHause> well, the
question is if you can align the rocket speed with the kerbal speed
to make a rendevouz, or if the kerbal should try to catch the
rocket from a significant speed difference
L291[16:41:35] <KrazyKrl> oh, you can
certainly dock easily if you understand a tiny bit about the
navball.
L292[16:42:06] <KrazyKrl> the envelope of
rendevouz is the problem, as the kerbal has very little dV to work
with.
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L294[16:42:31] <Scolar_Visari> Sons and
daughters of Kerbin: Doesn't look like anything to me.
L295[16:42:54] *
Scolar_Visari ponders . . . Planet Coaster or Railway Tycoon. Both
have things running on tracks.
L296[16:43:14] <KrazyKrl> The main
problems are the lack of time to slowly meet, and lack of dV for
the meet.
L297[16:45:03] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't know
if that changed with the expansion, but i always missed a kind of
launch planner to plan the maneuvers and such before you take
off
L298[16:46:07] <UmbralRaptop>
Scolar_Visari: Railgun Tycoon
L299[16:47:01] <KrazyKrl> Well, it could
be implemented pretty easily by coopting the current target
system... add a virtual orbit or something, and have a set as
target. That way you can essentially rendevouz with a planned
orbit.
L300[16:47:31] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: Hrm . . . That gives me an idea. A roller coaster
ride plunging guests between two space battleships duking it out in
CQC.
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L302[16:48:58] <UmbralRaptop>
Scolar_Visari: Next time Disneyworld wants to make Space Mountain
feel Star Warsy
L303[16:49:26] <Scolar_Visari> Psht,
Disney World is already getting a Star Wars park by the end of this
year.
L304[16:49:46] <Eddi|zuHause> there was a
star wars ride in eurodisney back in 2000
L305[16:50:04] <Scolar_Visari> Dat 55% off
though. I may not be able to competently design a roller coaster
without accidentally maiming guests, but I could try.
L307[16:50:43] <Eddi|zuHause> there's also
some jurassic world amusement park game
L308[16:51:16] <Scolar_Visari> Eddi: Got
that one. It certainly is one of the prettiest games I've ever
played.
L309[16:51:40] *
Scolar_Visari likes the way the water actually falls off the sides
of objects in sheets, including the moving and rather well animated
dinosaurs.
L310[16:51:48] <UmbralRaptop>
Scolar_Visari: nice.
L311[16:52:06] <Scolar_Visari> After
getting JW:E, Planet Coaster has now begun to tempt me.
L312[16:52:47] <Eddi|zuHause> i haven't
played any roller coaster tycoon games
L313[16:53:17] <Eddi|zuHause> i had some
zoo games around 2000
L314[16:53:28] <Scolar_Visari> Eddi: They
were rather good in the day, particularly since they weren't
hardware demanding and rather deep in terms of ride and landscape
design for the time.
L315[16:54:04] <KrazyKrl> The fact that
the first rollercoaster tycoon games took over 2 years of
programming in straight ASM is mind boggling.
L316[16:54:33] <Eddi|zuHause> that number
is probably wrong
L317[16:54:58] <Eddi|zuHause> because it
was based on existing transport tycoon code, which is easily
another 5 years older
L318[16:54:59] <Scolar_Visari> KrazyKrl:
Chris Sawyer got his start porting Elite 1984, which was also made
in assembly langage.
L319[16:55:32] <KrazyKrl> yes, but he
completely refactored the code so it would run well. And ASM isn't
forgiving at all.
L320[16:55:44] *
Scolar_Visari ponders how much of a hassle it must've been for
Sawyer to have single handedly developed his games and not descend
into madness.
L321[16:56:41] <Eddi|zuHause> no sane
person today would program a game without using an existing game
engine
L322[16:57:37] <Scolar_Visari> Eddi: Not
that all engines really take advantage of modern technology . .
.
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L325[16:58:33] <KrazyKrl> Factorio is one
of the few games that does to reasonable extents.
L326[16:59:22] <UmbralRaptop> Nice
L327[16:59:52] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: I think I'd now rather prefer a Hell-themed amusement
park with various rides inspired by Hieronymous Bosch.
L328[17:00:12] <UmbralRaptop> uh
L330[17:01:09] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: I was always a fan of making rides in Rollercoaster
Tycoon that were inside terrain, but that was always a pain in the
but and difficult to enjoy once finished.
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L332[17:01:39] <KrazyKrl> yea, the
underground isometric stuff in RCT was kinda weird.
L333[17:02:28] *
Scolar_Visari also ponders a Solar System theme park with
planet-themed rides and a Jupiter System area with roller coasters
based on the Galilean satellites.
L334[17:02:55] <Scolar_Visari> Europa, of
course, getting a log flume ride.
L335[17:03:31] <Eddi|zuHause> Disneyland
Europa ;)
L336[17:04:25] <Eddi|zuHause>
Scolar_Visari: so is there a mod where you can play rollercoaster
tycoon in planet coaster? :p
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L338[17:05:41] <Scolar_Visari> Eddi: I
suppose that wouldn't be anymore difficult than that one VR game
that has a virtual arcade . . .
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L340[17:06:40] <UmbralRaptop>
Scolar_Visari: I'm reminded of www.xkcd.com/1752 for some
reason.
L341[17:09:29] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: I disagree with the Venus experience. A blast furnace
would be too warm and not enough pressure. Why not just get a
bathyscape, light it on fire from the inside and exceed crush
depth?
L342[17:12:03] <KrazyKrl> Venus is ~1323
PSIA, the challenger deep is ~15,000 PSI(A?)
L343[17:12:12] <UmbralRaptop> Need to make
sure there's enough oxygen to keep the fire going, but yeah.
L344[17:12:33] <UmbralRaptop> ;c
1323/14.7
L345[17:12:33] <kmath> UmbralRaptop:
90
L346[17:13:19] <UmbralRaptop> … oh, right.
As in only ~900 m of water.
L347[17:13:33] <KrazyKrl> yea, venus is
only 90 bar.
L348[17:14:38] <Scolar_Visari> Heck, you
could just you a surplus World War II submarine.
L349[17:14:39] <Eddi|zuHause>
"only" :p
L350[17:14:52] <Scolar_Visari> Eddi: Still
better than some of those other hothouses I've discovered in Elite
Dangerous.
L351[17:15:20] <UmbralRaptop> Okay, steal
a nuclear submarine, and cause a reactor meltdown near crush
depth.
L352[17:15:27] <KrazyKrl> Well, your car's
hydraulic brakes probably work at at least double the pressure on
venus.
L353[17:16:13] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: I was thinking about a primitive Type VII or
something.
L354[17:16:17] <Fluburtur> yeah but on a
very small surface
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L356[17:17:18] <Scolar_Visari> As Venus
doesn't have anything more energetic than ultraviolet radiation in
meaningful amounts, you'd just be wasting a perfectly good nuclear
reactor!
L357[17:17:48] <UmbralRaptop> Definitely
not something like an Alfa.
L358[17:17:51] <UmbralRaptop> hm
L359[17:17:52] <KrazyKrl> I'm just saying
that the pressure in the challenger deep is an order of magnitude
larger than venus.
L360[17:18:11] <UmbralRaptop> WW2
submarine plus thermite.
L361[17:18:18] <KrazyKrl> and this is
assuming atmopsheric or vacuum pressure (not that it matters much
at these values)
L362[17:18:43] <KrazyKrl> the heat soak
would probably get you first... being entropy and all.
L363[17:18:44] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: I'd still think thermite would be to warm!
L364[17:18:48] <UmbralRaptop> KrazyKrl:
challenger deep would work for Europa, I guess. (Near the sea
bottom)
L365[17:18:56] *
Scolar_Visari ponders a really long shnorkel.
L366[17:19:04] <JCB> sending subs to other
worlds are we?
L367[17:19:14] <Scolar_Visari> JCB:
Replicating the conditions on Earth.
L368[17:19:24] <Scolar_Visari> For my
theme park: Visari's Planetary Adventure of Certain Doom.
L369[17:19:55] <Scolar_Visari> With the
exception of Earth World, all the other attractions are invariably
fatal; some more immediate than others.
L370[17:20:32] <JCB> physical conditions
or we also talking psychological ones too?
L371[17:20:58] *
Scolar_Visari sincerely recommends the Sun Coaster for those
lacking the stomach to die in a vacuum or slowly wait to be crushed
by a sea of magnetic hydrogen.
L372[17:21:04] <Scolar_Visari> Er,
metallic hydrogen. Though I suppose it is magnetic.
L373[17:21:21] <KrazyKrl> everything is
magnetic given a powerful enough field.
L374[17:21:24] <JCB> lol... suck that
hydrogen up with a magnet.. wee
L375[17:21:31] <KrazyKrl> i.e. you turn
atoms into hot dogs.
L376[17:21:46] <Scolar_Visari> KrazyKrl:
But Metallic Hydrogen is really weird stuff.
L377[17:22:09] <JCB> seem to recall
something about getting close to making metallic hydrogen here on
earth..
L378[17:22:26] <Scolar_Visari> JCB: All
reports are poorly replicated at this point in time.
L379[17:23:00] <JCB> close.. I didn't say
we succeeded yet.
L380[17:23:06] <UmbralRaptop> Europa
surface: Mount Everest with a therac-25 pointed at you.
L381[17:23:36] <Scolar_Visari> Some have
*claimed* metallic hydrogen, though it's an inherently difficult
product to study given the stupid high pressures involved.
L382[17:24:20] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: I heard Io world is a gas.
L383[17:25:21] <UmbralRaptop>
Scolar_Visari: summit of mount Erebus, maybe?
L384[17:25:22] <JCB> water pressure in the
deepest oceans.. not even close. pressures in core of the planet..
meh, just getting radiation.. pressures deep inside those gas
giants, close but nope.. pressure inside the sun, well now you
cooking
L385[17:25:55] <UmbralRaptop> Pressures
inside the Sun's core are, uh, odd.
L386[17:26:28] <UmbralRaptop> You're in
the part of the phase diagram where degeneracy pressure sort of
matters.
L387[17:26:57] <JCB> go that deep down a
gravity well... don't forget, things can go still along ways
further, still to reach blackhole states
L388[17:32:22] <UmbralRaptop> yeah
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L390[17:34:43] <JCB> Right now, I can't
wait till fusion tech..
L391[17:40:46] <Scolar_Visari> Fusion
Energy: 20 Years Away! (R)
L392[17:41:35] <JCB> or so they
say...
L393[17:41:42] *
Scolar_Visari will stick with molten salt reactors.
L394[17:42:32] <JCB> ah but can molten
salt reactors work as fusion thrusters as well? :)
L395[17:42:55] <Scolar_Visari> No, but
neither can most fusion power plants.
L396[17:43:25] *
Scolar_Visari also notes that near-future fusion reactors concepts
tend to use tritium, which is not terribly suitable for high
endurance spaceflight.
L397[17:43:27] <UmbralRaptop> The most
viable fusion thruster that I'm aware of has a fission first stage.
>_>;;
L398[17:43:39] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptop: And a fission third stage!
L399[17:43:57] <JCB> well it is a sort of
specific bit of hardware... its the process..
L400[17:44:06] <UmbralRaptop> Okay, yes.
They can get that huge.
L401[17:44:18] <JCB> the power of a mini
sun pushing you along.. all you need is light gases
L402[17:45:07] <Scolar_Visari> JCB: Most
reasonable approaches to fusion propulsion I've seen involve
compression of fusion fuels and the technosorcery of magnetism,
rather than a powerplant ala Nuclear Thermal Rockets.
L403[17:45:49] <JCB> then again, I'm sorta
drawing off a RPG setting.. where they also have auxiliary reactors
for power.. I think. The thruster ones just push the ship
around.
L404[17:45:52] <Scolar_Visari> One could
conceivably have fusion propulsion and now economical fusion power
plants.
L405[17:46:06] <Scolar_Visari> *not
L406[17:47:06] *
Scolar_Visari reads a Planet Coaster review: "If you want a
'Simcity' experience ... ie a realistic simulation
game."
L407[17:47:10] <JCB> other than just
throwing nuclear bombs out the back the ship... the other ideas I
remember just uses radiation and heat to super expand
gases...
L408[17:47:11] <UmbralRaptop> RPG settings
often have silly high thrust fusion rockets for gameplay
purposes.
L409[17:47:17] <Scolar_Visari> Hahaha!
They jest. "Simcity" and realism!
L410[17:47:39] <UmbralRaptop> (Note:
gameplay purposes are not bad)
L411[17:48:02] <JCB> well you get stuff
like seen in the Expanse... one setting I kind of like, uses a
little more realistic approach. Most ships barely even reach
1g...
L412[17:48:03] <Scolar_Visari> JCB: MSNW
LLC. has, for some time now, promoted a design in which deuterium
and tritium and fused by magnetically compressed copper sheaths,
for instance.
L413[17:48:41] <UmbralRaptop> JCB: maybe
some sort of direct exhaust thing, so you can get an Isp on the
order of 0.05 to 0.15 c?
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L415[17:50:18] <JCB> Everone's got their
own take on things... thruster tech is rather fast changing
field..
L416[17:50:49] <Scolar_Visari> Meeeeh . .
.
L417[17:51:34] <Scolar_Visari> While there
have certainly been improvements (see Blue Origin's deep DEEP
throttle hydrolox and methane engines), a lot has been around for a
while and some of the alternatives haven't really taken off.
L418[17:51:53] <Scolar_Visari> Quite
literally in the case of electric propulsion, courtesy of those
immutably low thrust to weight ratios.
L419[17:52:30] <JCB> seeing quite a bit
more of the ion thrusters on things
L420[17:52:59] <JCB> granted, a lot of the
other newer ideas still haven't gotten to see the light yet, takes
a ton of cash to get things proven... progress tends to be
slow
L421[17:53:13] <Scolar_Visari> Ion Drives
have been around for decades.
L422[17:53:36] <JCB> ya I know.. I keep
forgetting I've been around for nearly as long sometimes
L423[17:54:18] <Scolar_Visari> And a lot
of the reason alternatives haven't been explored is that there's
not much of a demand at the moment.
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L425[17:54:47] <JCB> other methods seem to
be cheaper, even if they aren't quite as efficient.
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L427[17:55:03] <Scolar_Visari> Or, in the
case of some, far too much minimum mass to actually launch aboard
existing launch vehicles.
L428[17:55:13] <JCB> electric propulsion
also tends to have very high power demands
L429[17:56:12] <Scolar_Visari> Dat low
thrust.
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L431[17:56:20] <JCB> that launch where
they used electric turbo pumps and lipo batteries.. had to drop
half the power pack in order to make up for some ISP... mean, it
worked but was it worth it?
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L433[17:57:25] <Scolar_Visari> The
Electron?
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L435[17:57:50] <JCB> I was actually
impressed with that multi staged solid rocket booster system they
used earlier, send that micro sat into orbit? Certain someone said
it wasn't very cost effective. Made me wonder if they looked at the
bigger picture. As in the setup given the fact it was several
factors smaller.
L437[17:58:54] <Scolar_Visari> There are
several solid fuel only orbital launch vehicles, some of them
former ICBMs or SLBMs.
L438[17:59:28] <Scolar_Visari> In some
cases, it's done because there are aging ICBMs around.
L439[18:00:00] <Scolar_Visari> Though the
United State's DoD in particular would like faster, "on
demand" launches that solid fuel LVs are uniquely suited for
that liquid fuel LVs are not.
L441[18:01:03] <JCB> ah.. the SS-520-5
launched from Japan
L442[18:03:55] <Scolar_Visari> Though, in
other cases, solid fuel orbital launch vehicles are thinly veiled
tests articles for ICBMs ala Japan's Epsilon.
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L444[18:05:57] <JCB> meh.. anything can be
turned into a weapon..
L445[18:06:05] <JCB> sometimes you don't
even need anything, just your hand
L446[18:06:22] <Scolar_Visari> JCB: Well
if it looks like an ICBM and quacks like an ICBM.
L447[18:07:07] <JCB> originally the
SS-520-5 was a sounding rocket, third stage added
L448[18:07:50] <Scolar_Visari> ICBM needs
to be a tick bigger to be useful.
L449[18:08:01] <Scolar_Visari> As, ahem, a
certain Reich found out to its dismay.
L450[18:08:52] <JCB> meh... riech wanted
to bomb the US with a spaceplane... then realized heat generated on
the skips would have destroyed the craft first chance it got
L451[18:09:14] <JCB> thicker heatsheild,
resulted in too heavy a craft, wouldn't have made it far
L452[18:09:50] <Scolar_Visari> JCB: I was
thinking of the V-2 having too puny a payload to compensate for its
wretchedly poor accuracy.
L453[18:10:03] <Scolar_Visari> Which is
just as well.
L454[18:10:28] <JCB> rocket powered
interceptor planes too
L455[18:10:40] <JCB> a lot of stuff was
radical... came too late
L456[18:11:18] <Scolar_Visari> To be
frankly, it wouldn't have mattered how early they were developed
because they were dead ends ala the rocket planes.
L457[18:11:51] *
Scolar_Visari amusingly notes Germany spent more on the V-2 than
was spent on the Manhattan Project.
L458[18:12:30] <Scolar_Visari> The high
unrest created research penalties and they weren't generating any
points for Great Scientists.
L459[18:16:19] <Scolar_Visari> The
Deutschephysik Civic was, in retrospect, a poor idea.
L460[18:23:16] <Scolar_Visari> I GOT IT! A
Land Before Time-themed amusement park!
L461[18:24:55] <Azander> Scolar_Visari:
they call that Jurrasic Park :P
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L463[18:25:53] <Scolar_Visari> Azander:
Ah, but Jurassic Park didn't have a sweet theme song with Diana
Ross.
L464[18:30:16] <Scolar_Visari> ♫If we hold
on togeeeether, I know our dreams will neeeever die!♫
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L467[18:39:07] *
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the upcoming Robin Hood movie and thought it was an adaptation of
Thief.
L468[18:45:28] *
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L470[18:51:00] <maltesh> Hmm.
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L472[18:58:24] <maltesh> Steam Link is
$2.50. I'm tempted to get another one just for the HDMI and
Ethernet cable.
L473[18:58:51] <Zarthus> I'm tempted
too.
L474[18:58:58] <Zarthus> but I have no
television.
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L477[19:02:45] <maltesh> Hm, yeah, that
would put a damper on it.
L478[19:03:58] <Eddi|zuHause> i saw that
too but i have no clue what i would do with it
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L481[19:06:03] <maltesh> Well, like I
said, it does (or at least the one I bought in early '17 did) come
with both an HDMI cable and an Ethernet cable. Beyond that, I
mostly just use it when I feel like playing a steam game on TV.
It's kind of annoying to turn on and off, though.
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L484[19:06:32] <Supernovy> Evening,
Gentlemen.
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L486[19:09:22] <maltesh> Greetings,
Starfighter.
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L490[19:39:01] <Draconiator> Ooooh
Space.com says Rocket Lab has a launch soon.
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L497[20:26:40] <kmath> YouTube - It's
Business Time Launch Livestream
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L512[21:28:51] <darsie> Electron rocket
launch.
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L523[23:05:35] <Rolf> hmmmmm no video
yet
L524[23:05:49] <Rolf> ah finally
L525[23:06:05] <Althego> on what
L527[23:06:16] <kmath> YouTube - It's
Business Time Launch Livestream
L528[23:06:23] <Althego> that
L529[23:06:28] <Althego> waht it hasnt
happened yet?
L530[23:06:43] <Rolf> it showed rocket at
various angles viewpoint then back to logo
L531[23:06:58] <Althego> ah scrub
L532[23:08:38] <Rolf> oh drat
L533[23:28:22] <Althego> hmm, i can get
unlimited mobile data now
L535[23:29:35] <Rolf> lol
L536[23:29:51] <Rolf> looking if there is
larger version
L537[23:31:06] <Althego> and it looks like
it is better to switch becausei pay around the same already just
with limited amount. and i happened to run out of it. dont know
how, never happened with this one before