Dude, I don't know what's in the air but after I'd already recorded this, Sci Show did an episode on it and just the day before someone else (I want to say Seeker?) did it too. And apparently this guy.

For long-term settlement... Obviously breathable air would be great. Decent air pressure and temperature would make growing food easier, but nothing hits all those markers in our solar system. A magnetosphere

I think the problem (besides the technical issues of collecting something flying at 20,000 mph) is the actual amount of material is not really that much. If you recycled all the space junk, it would probably

Unless you can fire it out past the heliopause like Voyager, it's just going to keep circling around the sun forever. Better to plunge it into a planet. Or the sun.

I heard it actually increases fluid pressure in your eyes when accelerating.

Thanks! I'm liking it more the longer I have it. :) The prices of these things are going to come down over the next 5 years. You'll have one soon enough. :)

I can honestly say I don't. I actually just got rid of my old car yesterday and drove it around a little bit to get it cleaned - I haven't driven it in a couple of weeks and I was kind-of blown away. Felt

That's a little longer than I would say, but I agree it's going to be delayed painfully long.

Something to do with the way light waves refract off of surfaces. I'm sure it's got a lot of math behind it.

Thanks!

I haven't either somehow.

If we didn't have that dynamo, we wouldn't be here. So I hail.

But why die like that when you can fall into Jupiter? :) Thanks, glad you liked it.

I just read a headline today saying that birds flying through those concentrated solar systems were getting fried. I'm sure people will start using that as a reason not to do it (they say that about wind

Hey! Yeah, I decided to start posting my library of content on here, kinda stupid I haven't been doing that.

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

I appreciate that, thanks!

I know, I have so many different social media and platforms to keep up with. This one slipped through the cracks lately.

When I first heard the whole story, I was stunned. What a tragedy.

Pretty amazing. :)