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<t>I found some articles somewhere in the space news UK. And then I got the idea to think about it. For some reason, following various links, I combined all the information and got a question about how many rockets are needed to build a space station. Although I was wondering exactly why research in ...

<t>I just wanted to fantasize about this topic. Of course, each satellite requires its own location. Some must be in geostationary orbit.<br/>
I think a research station with equipment would be a good idea. In future. Research in microgravity conditions is becoming popular. I have heard that it can ...

<t>Em. I realized that I was late with the question. It's easy to calculate if you look at the materials about the Gateway.<br/>
Also, I realized that it doesn't make sense. There is enough space in orbit for the current load. The rules of use will allow you not to increase the amount of space ...

Now we have the ISS and a bunch of satellites. They all work at different levels of orbit. But what if we assume that we can make one space station to replace most of the satellites? How astronomical are the numbers? The cost? The size? How many launches can it take to build?

<t> Posted by: @cody Posted by: @pinback <br/>
because I built the model as a kid.<br/>
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This is how someone spent lockdown (no, it wasn't me).<br/>
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Good job! Saturn 5 is popular.<br/>
I like that too.<br/>
Some space ...

<t>Reducing travel time is the main goal of many modern companies, institutes, laboratories and individual engineers. I heard that at the Princeton Laboratory, plasma physicists have found a way to make a plasma engine. Such an engine should allow the rocket to fly 10 times faster. I wonder when ...

In the modern world, space launches have become a necessity.
Every week, satellites are launched around the world, and research missions are launched a little less often.
Each mission requires a specific rocket. Do you have a favourite rocket? Small or Large? Why do you like it?

<t>Thanks for the detailed answer. I love that we have such opportunities to explore space. But a permanent colony on Mars really doesn't make sense. Although we do not know the development plan for the colony. Starlink has a Mars usage clause in its agreement of use. Perhaps places with artificial ...

<t>The discovery of phosphine on Venus has caused a lot of resonance in the scientific community, as this gas may indicate the presence of life high in the clouds of this planet.<br/>
But the concentration of the substance was too high.<br/>
Scientists have rejected the possibility of phosphine in ...

Have you seen the video of the landing? What do you think of this mission? Will they find traces of life? (It is worth remembering that the traces of life at best will be some kind of bacteria).
Will this speed up the process of colonizing the red planet?

<t>Recently there was a statement by an Israeli scientist about aliens. According to the Jerusalem Post interview, the aliens have been living with us for about 30 years. He also claims that the aliens believe that society is not yet ready to learn about them. You can read more about this in the ...