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L11[09:08:29] <Mat2ch> xxcoder: The logic
error is: You have to lift the hose as well ;)
L12[09:35:11] <darsie> Deliver propellant
to a flying rocket with a hose?
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L19[15:13:52] <xxcoder> Mat2ch: indeed,
though maybe shorter hose, counterweighted, attached to pole as
tall as can be lol
L20[15:26:16] <Mat2ch> xxcoder: What about
adding a flying gas station to the rocket?
L21[15:26:37] <xxcoder> lol
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L23[16:30:00] *
darsie approves orbital refuelling.
L24[16:31:37] <Althego> as i heard, one
american politician held back orbital refueling for decades
L25[16:37:05] <xxcoder> yeah? what was
rationale?
L26[16:39:20] <Althego> money
L27[16:57:54] <KrazyKrl> ;outcome add Will
there be survivors? Will Jeb ever get to land on Jool? Will they
ever figure out why the astronaut complex smells like that? Find
out next mission on Missionball-K!
L28[16:57:55] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Will there be survivors? Will Jeb ever get to land on Jool? Will
they ever figure out why the astronaut complex smells like that?
Find out next mission on Missionball-K!
L29[17:02:24] <xxcoder> lol
L30[17:03:22] <xxcoder> new silly fuel hose
idea: geostationary fuel tank in space supplying fuel to rocket as
it rockets up lol. reeling in hose so rock dont have to drag it
up
L31[17:04:10] <xxcoder> rocket
L32[17:09:51] <Mat2ch> We are so close to
space elevators here. Soooooooo close
L33[17:10:12] <xxcoder> one difference here
is hose only have to support itself
L34[17:10:22] <xxcoder> which is still huge
problem lol
L35[17:16:12] <packbart> not to mention
that long hose crashing through all the satellites on lower orbits
that happen to be in the way :)
L36[17:16:23] <xxcoder> indeed
L37[17:16:53] <xxcoder> if we ever figure
portals, even if limited to 1 cm hole diameter, it would be world
changing
L38[17:17:01] <xxcoder> rocket that dont
carry its fuel
L39[17:17:12] <xxcoder> fuel is like 99.99%
of mass lol
L40[17:17:25] <KrazyKrl> i mean... if you
take kerosene at 0.8g/cm^3, atmospheric pressure could support
8334.7598 cm^3 of it... which means you only need a cylinder with a
diameter of about 17 nanometers to suck kerosene into geostationary
orbit.
L41[17:17:39] <packbart> aye. laser data
transmission through portals
L42[17:17:47] <xxcoder> indeed
L43[17:18:09] <xxcoder> voyagers, but you
can have data now
L44[17:18:27] <xxcoder> with tiny enough
computer modules, even computer-wise upgradable
L45[17:19:06] <packbart> the time
differential could be a problem, though, if time moves
significantly slower or faster on the other side of the
portal
L46[17:19:15] <packbart> I wouldn't
want to stick an arm through it
L47[17:19:41] <xxcoder> yeah. sad its
extremely abstract and have no real connection to known
physics
L48[17:20:08] <packbart> wormholes that
connect absolute coordinates in the universe would be a bit
useless, too
L49[17:20:30] <packbart> you'd have to
brake down from galactic speed, travel through the hole and then
get up to the speed of your destination again
L50[17:20:48] <xxcoder> dangerous too, if
one was formed in front of earth, its travel direction wise
L51[17:21:22] <packbart> yeah. so, warp
drives it is then
L52[17:21:48] <xxcoder> its also why time
machines probably is very dangerous
L53[17:23:10] <KrazyKrl> the other problem
is the fact that the portal also transmits gravity and
causality.
L54[17:23:34] <xxcoder> you guys have been
following that portals youtube channel?
L55[17:23:56] <xxcoder> they recently
released spheric portal video and it was interesting
L57[17:24:40] <xxcoder> probably want to
watch earlier videos first though
L58[17:26:34] <xxcoder> guy dont attempt to
sell it as real or anything, they are just trying to play around
and try design consient math logic around portals
L59[17:27:22] <xxcoder> I would laugh so
hard if portals was discovered.. and it works exactly same as the
axioms that video author figured out lol
L60[17:27:39] <xxcoder> also means sadly,
no infinite free energy
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