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uikjhgyujmn

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    Comment #2329849

    The radomes (actually covers over satelite receiver dishes) are held up by air pressure. This avoids any metal framework that would interfere with the signal

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    Comment #2329818

    >Why should anyone have to die for electricity Depends - if it's our citizens following an accident obviously never. If it's some civilians in the middle east that happen to be liv…

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    Comment #2329743

    The problem is who 'they' are The CIA/NSA etc spying on the US and UK's enemies? Or US companies spying on UK companies to gain a competitive advantage? If you were a BP boss would…

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    Comment #2329727

    Not allowed to fly cryogens on the shuttle as a safety feature. You also aren't allowed to carry propellant or use propellant on serviceable satellites, that was one of the design …

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    Comment #2329697

    Yes there is weapons grade screw up - but closing unrelated reactors on the other side of the world just because they are 'nuclear' is as silly as stopping trains until the tracks …

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    Comment #2329167

    No, but all the sheep do face north

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    Comment #2329142

    Two trains carrying 1800 people were lost because the trains weren't Tsunami proof. I assume Germany is also shutting down the ICE as a precaution?

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    Comment #2329065

    I think you have BWR/PWR he wrong way round in the first point

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    Comment #2328857

    Herschel is cryogenic so can't last anyway. Hubble was in a particularly bad orbit specifically because of the shuttle but any manned servicing would still require it to be in LEO,…

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    Comment #2328580

    OTOH Hubble cost 3x as much to build because it had to be serviceable by the Shuttle and it's scientific use was greatly compromised by the orbit it had to be in. Each service miss…

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    Comment #2328263

    Apparently they have a special exemption. It's illegal for dell to let somebody in Russia download a driver but it's OK for the US government to pay for Russian rocket launches.

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    Comment #2328250

    The problem is that Nasa don't seem to have a reason for having astronauts there - other than without the astronauts there would be no interest and no Nasa. You could make it safer…

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    Comment #2328194

    There are a few countries where those who are connected with the current government are doing rather well - certainly well enough to have $100K. Some of those governments might soo…

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    Comment #2328144

    It was proposed in Northern Ireland during a power workers strike. Although considering the limited electrical power you can pull from even a nuclear sub and the 'security implicat…

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    Comment #2328124

    That's the risk - you make an unnecessary manned vehicle to launch satellites because you can get funding for it being 'our brave heroic astronauts' then when it goes wrong the sam…

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    Comment #2327890

    I thought that they weren't allowed to because Russia is an axis of evil / evil empire / not in the coalition of the willing/ eats peas with their knife - or whatever the term of t…