The Elusive Peril of Space Junk
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The Elusive Peril of Space Junk
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#2My favorite space junk mag, Orbital Debris Quarterly:
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#3And if you haven't seen or read Planetes, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's the best anime/manga on the subject.
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#4And if you haven't seen or read Planetes, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's the best anime/manga on the subject.
I thought it was extremely consequential. It was so mich based in physics — I'd recommend ro watch it for that alone
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#5And if you haven't seen or read Planetes, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's the best anime/manga on the subject.
Especially interesting since it is technically the "intro" or "B plot." (Most of the series is a mini-version of The Right Stuff.) But the first third of the series is an oddball fusion of an office sitcom with a "dirty jobs" style documentary. (That is, JANITORS IN SPAAAAAAACE!)
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#6Beautiful presentation!
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#7Beautiful presentation!
Yes but it's so slow on Firefox for Android that it constantly overs rolls. Very hard to read because it keeps jumping to the wrong place.
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#8And if you haven't seen or read Planetes, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's the best anime/manga on the subject.
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#9The show The Expanse has some interesting scenes involving loose items inside ships as well as junk/ballistics ripping through ships that this reminded me of. Interesting to see that fiction was inspired by the reality.
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#10I find that the page's decision to hide the scrollbar and force smooth scrolling to be user-hostile.