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L9[03:20:38] <Althego> forgot to mention
microwaves need huge batteries
L10[03:34:15] <Mat2ch> Plasmajet does sound
like: Heavy emissions due to transform of the air
L12[03:42:28] <hatrix> not sure the rocket
will fly though
L13[03:52:59] <hatrix> this thing is
impossible to steer correctly
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L16[04:02:38] <XXCoder> Althego:
L17[04:03:07] <XXCoder> erm same link nm
sorry lol
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L19[04:28:37] <hatrix> how can I improve my
design to get through Kerbin's ascent?
L20[04:29:23] <Althego> go straight up
until 60 km
L21[04:43:46] <XXCoder> alt what do you
think that jet engine byproducts are
L22[04:43:56] <XXCoder> im not too sure heh
since its just microwave and air
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L24[04:53:35] <hatrix> I'll put a fairing,
I can't circularize
L25[04:55:57] <hatrix> ah can't, too
big
L26[04:58:11] <Althego> you can always
shrink the wings, like using biplanes and such
L27[04:59:12] <Althego> at least it is
symmetrical with the two planes, so you could put huge wings at th
bottom of the firststage to compensate
L28[04:59:52] <hatrix> i'll try the gravity
turn at ~20km
L29[05:00:11] <hatrix> hopefully it won't
topple over
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L31[05:10:59] <hatrix> even with huge wings
it doesn't fly correctly :|
L32[05:18:06] <darsie> hatrix: How about
flying up with jets and then ignite rockets, maybe use a
rapier?
L33[05:18:51] <hatrix> I'm thinking of
doing it in three steps, first the rocket and then the 2 ssto
L34[05:18:54] <hatrix> might be
easier
L35[05:25:39] <darsie> Ahh, they are SSTOs.
Good idea to use them to go to orbit :).
L37[05:27:21] <hatrix> more huge wings was
the solution
L38[05:27:49] <Althego> but why do you need
to use a rocket to put an ssto into orbit?
L39[05:27:59] <hatrix> I'll get them to
laythe
L40[05:28:34] <darsie> You could dock to a
carrier in orbit if they can't go there on their own.
L41[05:28:43] <Althego> exactly
L42[05:28:53] <hatrix> I thought it'd be
faster to just launch the whole thing
L44[05:35:56] <kmath> YouTube - I Want To
Be A Robot (Czechoslovakia 1986)
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L48[06:49:41] <Lyneira> That's a very
interesting advancement to read about
L49[06:50:41] <Lyneira> The jet design
generating thrust by turning air into plasma
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L53[06:55:26] <Althego> thunder. that is
pressure change (thrust) by generateing plasma
L54[06:56:33] <Lyneira> It's one part of
the puzzle but I think the biggest hurdle will be the energy
storage
L55[06:56:41] <Althego> as always
L56[06:56:58] <Althego> or you just add a
pedal to each seat :)
L57[06:57:05] <Lyneira> Nothing we have
stores energy as densely as fossil fuels do atm
L58[06:57:28] <Althego> uranium :)
L59[06:58:03] <Lyneira> Fair enough but I
don't think we want a fleet of flying nuclear reactors around the
world
L60[06:58:13] <Althego> true
L61[06:59:19] <Lyneira> And even if you
could get batteries closer to fossil fuel energy density, fossil
fuel has the big advantage of being gone once used up and making
the airplane (a lot) lighter and more efficient
L62[06:59:45] <Lyneira> Batteries are still
weighing your plane down once empty, making landing more
difficult
L63[07:00:11] <Lyneira> You can't simply
put as much battery mass on a plane as you would fuel
L64[07:00:18] <Althego> we dont actually
need the plasma
L65[07:00:28] <Althego> the turbofan makes
like 90% of its trust in the fan
L66[07:00:38] <Althego> just have an
eletricm otor and a 10% bigger fan
L67[07:01:25] <Lyneira> Maybe the jet can
generate thrust more efficiently with the available energy?
L68[07:01:31] <Althego> and there you can
have really high efficiency
L69[07:02:05] <Lyneira> Or is this plasma
jet purely for things that need speeds above what turbofans can
give
L70[07:02:11] <Althego> so if you can reach
the energy density with battery, you are going to be way more
efficient than a jet, even if the weight is constant
L71[07:02:58] <Lyneira> Are turbofans
suitable for cruising at mach 0.8 at 10 km or so?
L72[07:03:06] <Althego> that is what they
do
L73[07:03:07] <Lyneira> Electric ones
L74[07:03:27] <Lyneira> Hm, wonder why the
big hooha about plasma jet then
L75[07:03:28] <Althego> i dont know of any
commercial application of an electric turbofan
L76[07:03:43] <Althego> but as i said most
of the thrust comes from the fan, so basiccally a strangely shaped
propeller
L77[07:03:58] <Lyneira> Well yes, but that
is because energy density doesn't make electric flight feasible for
anything more than recreational short range
L78[07:03:59] <Althego> therefore that tiny
amoun that you get from the jet exhaust doesnt matter
L79[07:04:08] <Althego> currently
L80[07:04:43] <Lyneira> Well, there's
always beamed power...
L81[07:04:50] <Althego> supposedly some
chinese cities planning electic flying taxis with automatically
replacable batreries
L82[07:05:04] <Althego> hehe which also
duplicates as a directed energy erapon
L83[07:05:07] <Althego> weapion
L84[07:05:09] <Althego> aka deathray
L85[07:05:10] <Lyneira> Why bother lugging
all the energy you need for flight with you when you can just have
it beamed to you
L86[07:05:57] <Althego> trains do it like
that
L87[07:06:15] <Althego> it would be way
better to just have ultra fast electric trains
L88[07:06:41] <Lyneira> If you beamed it in
from over a wide source area and/or multiple locations that would
create both redundancy and lower risk to anything that isn't the
focus of the beam
L89[07:06:42] <Althego> first of all trains
are easier to travel with. the airline industry has all that fake
security and useless coplexity
L90[07:07:23] <Lyneira> But trains require
all that pesky expensive infrastructure and they can't go as fast
as airplanes
L91[07:07:42] <Althego> they can go
almostas fast
L92[07:07:49] <Lyneira> Unless you're
suggesting the world invests uncountable billions in a vast
hyperloop network
L93[07:08:05] <Althego> and you dont need
to waste hours at an airport. they have comprable speed for longer
travels even now
L94[07:08:34] <Althego> hyperloop just
sounds good, doesnt seem to be useful
L95[07:08:36] <Lyneira> No train from
Europe to the US that I know of
L96[07:09:20] <Lyneira> And other similar
long distance trips
L97[07:10:53] <Althego> abut you cant
travel through the atlantic by train
L98[07:11:05] <Althego> so planes will
always have some place
L99[07:12:02] <Lyneira> I hope one day
we'll build an orbital ring
L100[07:12:28] <Althego> around
earth?
L101[07:12:33] <Lyneira> Yup
L102[07:12:53] <Althego> i man is it a
rotating ring station orbiting earth, or a huge ring around the
earth?
L103[07:13:32] <packbart> delivery of my
new computer toy is delayed until late next week :/ - just because
of an eSATA cable I don't really need. I wish I'd known
before
L104[07:13:46] <Althego> astronomers would
be outraged
L105[07:13:48] <FLHerne> The second one
would be cooler
L106[07:14:19] <FLHerne> I don't think the
astronomers would care
L107[07:14:20] <Althego> they are very
much against starlink even now
L108[07:14:36] <FLHerne> If you can build
a giant orbiting ring, you can build a few space telescopes
L109[07:14:42] <packbart> can't see
oncoming asteroids through the ring
L110[07:14:45] <FLHerne> (or just put
telescopes on the giant ring)
L111[07:14:52] <Althego> ah yes obvious
solution
L112[07:14:53] <Lyneira> Althego: A huge
ring around the earth that levitates by a combination of a central
ring that spins faster than orbital velocity, while the static
portion rests on magnetic levitation powered by the spinning part's
energy
L113[07:15:16] <packbart> that argument
has been made about starlink, too. astronomers say: space
telescopes cannot replace ground-based telescopes for various
reasons
L115[07:15:22] <kmath> YouTube - Orbital
Rings
L116[07:15:52] <packbart>
"astronomers say" - I sound like a certain head. the one
astronomer I chat with on IRC explained that ;)
L117[07:16:05] <FLHerne> packbart: That's
true currently because there's no way to build space telescopes
nearly as large as the really big ground ones
L118[07:16:38] <Althego> actually you
could put the biggest telescopes in space. because here on earth it
is extremely hard to make them big because of gravity
L119[07:16:53] <FLHerne> An orbiting ring
around the entire planet presupposes the ability to build very
large things in space
L120[07:17:36] <FLHerne> Althego: Sure,
but you need some way to launch and assemble them with less money
than exists in the world :P
L121[07:17:42] <Lyneira> Building large in
space is easier than on earth, you don't have nearly as much stress
forces to worry about
L122[07:18:13] <Althego> simple, you need
to take the materials from space, not taking it up from the gravity
well of earth
L123[07:18:19] <Lyneira> Anyway, once you
have an orbital ring, you can move people and stuff up into space
and launch them into orbit for costs that approach a metro ticket
fare
L124[07:18:46] <FLHerne> Thus > I don't
think the astronomers would care
L125[07:19:19] <FLHerne> They care *now*
because we don't have trivially cheap launch or in-space material
production
L126[07:19:33] <Lyneira> You could
literally take a carriage along a tether up to the orbital ring,
zip halfway around the planet and come back down another tether as
if you took a metro ride
L127[07:20:40] <FLHerne> So there's no
affordable way to replace ground-based telescopes potentially
affected by Starlink with space-based ones
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L130[07:21:01] <Lyneira> It also makes the
construction of additional orbital rings way easier
L131[07:21:23] <FLHerne> But like I said,
and as you say, that problem will have gone away when space
megastructures are a thing
L132[07:21:39] <Lyneira> You can build
them at slightly different altitudes and connect them together to
allow passengers to transfer from ring to ring to get someplace
that a single orbital ring can't get you to
L133[07:21:56] <FLHerne> These things
don't seem very fault-tolerant, though
L134[07:22:17] <FLHerne> What happens if
part of the maglev system fails, or even needs maintenance?
L135[07:22:30] <FLHerne> You can't spin
down something the circumference of a planet
L136[07:22:47] <FLHerne> (still, it's
better than those 'fountains')
L137[07:22:48] <Lyneira> You build them
with so much fault tolerance and redundancy that it simply doesn't
happen
L138[07:23:02] <Lyneira> It's not gonna be
receiving power from just one connection on earth
L139[07:23:10] <FLHerne> "When
something that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong, it is usually
impossible to get at or repair."
L140[07:23:16] <Lyneira> And the ring
itself will have a lot of orbital energy stored in it too
L141[07:23:53] <Lyneira> I think the video
does address "what could go wrong" too though
L142[07:24:34] <Lyneira> It's a common
question for all active support based structures but that's I think
in part because we've little experience in building with them
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L144[07:28:25] <Althego> if something goes
wrong scotty, geordi laforge, chief o'brien, etc fixes it :)
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L146[07:29:50] <Lyneira> Energy production
and availability is going to get better and active support systems
can be built with enough stored energy that they can survive
extended power outages or redundancy to survive mechanical
failures
L147[07:30:51] <Lyneira> Engineering a
skyscraper is a rigorous process now, active support structures
will get just as much rigourous engineering into covering all the
possible failure modes
L148[07:31:12] <packbart> Dres once had
such a ring station in ancient times. It crashed. That's what
created the canyon
L149[07:31:14] <Althego> just as in energy
laser is good for everything, in matter graphene solves the
problems
L150[07:31:30] <Althego> if we had a lot
of graphene, we could produce all kinds of cool things
L151[07:31:49] <Althego> radiation
shielding, strong structural materials, better than ever
batteries
L152[07:32:23] <Althego> ah yes, also
computers
L153[07:35:22] <Althego> what is the
origin of valles marineris?
L154[07:44:39] <packbart> Space Marines,
obviously
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L173[11:52:45] <darsie> Can I use the RWs
of a pod if I klaw it?
L174[11:53:09] <Althego> it is like
docking. it becomes one ship
L175[11:53:17] <darsie> Sharing fuel won't
work, I guess, so I don't have much hope for EC.
L176[11:53:20] <darsie> hmm
L177[11:53:35] <Althego> but yes fuel flow
rules apply
L178[11:53:38] <darsie> ah, ok.
L179[11:53:56] <darsie> or ... what do you
mean?
L180[11:54:17] <Althego> where fuel cant
flow through, wont flow through even with a calw
L181[11:54:57] <darsie> You did not answer
my original question.
L182[11:55:22] <Althego> it becomes one
ship, so other resources should eb available
L183[11:55:26] <darsie> ok
L184[11:55:37] *
darsie still tests it ...
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L186[11:56:37] <packbart> there are fuel
lines through the klaw. just don't grapple a heat shield, girder or
other non-crossfueling part
L187[11:57:13] <Althego> that is what i
was talking about
L188[11:57:23] <Althego> where it cant
flow normally
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L191[11:58:59] <packbart> can adjust
height to most rockets
L192[11:59:20] <packbart> (never mind the
girder-trough-the-helmet)
L193[11:59:58] <packbart> now that I look
at it, those girder segments do allow cross-fuel, it appears
L194[12:00:47] <Althego> the kerbal is
looking at a no doubt really interesting bulkhead for the duration
of the trip :)
L195[12:01:08] <packbart> wintergatan,
#otherchan says
L197[12:01:32] <kmath> YouTube - Custom
Bass CYBER CAPOS
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L200[12:08:21] <Althego> it is playing
something
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L211[14:53:33] <packbart> reentering the
atmosphere in that config was were I had most troubles
L212[14:53:44] *
packbart eventually gave up on part recovery contracts
L213[14:54:21] <darsie> Why give up?
L214[14:54:25] <darsie> Bored?
L215[14:54:31] <darsie> ah
L216[14:54:32] <darsie> nm
L217[14:54:47] <flayer> packbart, giant
heat shields?
L218[14:54:52] <packbart> that, too
L219[14:54:53] <darsie> I can reklaw in
orbit.
L220[14:55:07] <darsie> Shouldn't be an
issue.
L221[14:55:23] <packbart> flayer: that
would work. I might just give it a try again
L222[14:58:48] <darsie> dang, didn't save
when landed. Launched at wrong phase angle to my orbiter for
refuelling. Gonna take more time.
L223[15:06:04] <kubi> that grabber is
cheating
L224[15:06:28] <kubi> KIS + KAS with pipes
are nicer
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L227[15:40:28] <packbart>
GroundConstruction - launch a recycler and turn the part into
"MaterialKits" on the spot, return and produce a new
part. StarTrek transporters, the manual way ;)
L228[15:41:09] <packbart> (yeah, it
probably wouldn't fulfil the contract because the original ID is
lost)
L229[15:45:59] <darsie> kubi: I used
picoports.
L230[15:49:09] <flayer> i got no contracts
for duna, but i'm sending a mission anyway
L231[15:49:47] <darsie> flayer: You could
wait 7 days and check again, repeat.
L232[15:50:36] <flayer> i'm sure i'll get
some funds from it eventually
L233[15:50:40] <darsie> Hmm, a single
parachute was probably not enough for the Mk2 pod.
L234[15:50:49] <darsie> flayer: How?
L235[15:51:31] <flayer> 'move satellite x'
'investigate z for temperature with rover y'
L236[15:51:41] <darsie> ok
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L276[23:01:17] <Althego> what, another
static fire?
L277[23:01:42] <Althego> we want to see
dynamic fire, a hop
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