raptop changed the topic of #KSPOfficial to: Kerbal Space Program official channel | versions: KSP1 1.11.2 | Rules: tinyurl.com/KSP-Rules | "modcall" to call ops | Δv maps: https://i.imgur.com/CHVnEeE.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/gBoLsSt.png | < Solar_Oracle> What can you do on Venus? Unless you put up a Tibanna gas refinery and casino, absolutely nothing.
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<flayer>
sigh
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<RoboFreak>
i would be so happy if these enforced disconnects happened 3 in th morning when i am not awake
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<Althego>
double combo. watching a spacecraft dock live while listening to a falt earth "debate"
<Althego>
why do i write flat as falt this often
<flayer>
poor motor control
<Althego>
finally summer set in. some people have serious fun. they put out a grill, tent, tables, benches, and even a bouncy castle. never seen this happen in the 35 years i lived here
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<flayer>
i'm gonna head to the store for candies and alcohol (and also proper food/drink)
<Althego>
docking always happens in the dark
<Althego>
in real life too :)
<flayer>
teehee
<Althego>
you can barely see anything in the stream
<Althego>
wait, sun can bounce off radar? i thought plasma would absorb it
<flayer>
any matter
<flayer>
clouds deflect radio
<Althego>
yes, but there is the plasma blackout during deorbit, and i think there is some stealth tech developed based on plasma
<flayer>
plasma blackout just stops radio signals
<flayer>
probably because the plasma deflects the radio..
<Althego>
hmm i never thought of that. not absorb but reflect
<Mat2ch>
the worst part: They make some good assumptions :P
<flayer>
i skimmed over some bits
<flayer>
they make some good assumptions about intelligent life being out there
<flayer>
but if they draw the conclusion that things that people on earth see are in fact aliens, then they draw ridiculous conclusions
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<Mat2ch>
flayer: the argument is something like: The most detailed sightings are from the 2000. If someone on earth hah this technology at that point, they would have started to develop it at least 20 years earlier. So in 1980. They would have had to make prototypes 20 years earlier from that, we are talking about 1960 now. And that means that they would have had the theory at least 10
<Mat2ch>
years earlier, so in 1950.
<Mat2ch>
This is possible, but very unlikely.
<Mat2ch>
It is entirely possible that there's another intelligent species on this planet hiding in the oceans that developed earlier than we did
<flayer>
i believe in an ancient crab society that lived like the romans did, dozens of millions of years ago
<Mat2ch>
possible.
<flayer>
at the bottom of the ocean
<Mat2ch>
Entirely possible.
<Mat2ch>
We know nothing about the depth of our ocean
<flayer>
indeed
<flayer>
and there would be almost no proof of it, due to erosion
<Mat2ch>
jep
<Mat2ch>
well
<Mat2ch>
I'm not sure how good erosion works underwater.
<flayer>
i'm pretty sure ancient roman crab society will have been buried in mud either way