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OK BoomerBullshit they've already been built and proven to work. Maybe you should start doing some of your own research and quit having so much smoke blown up your ass by those who would lose if LFTRs got a real foothold and became a going concern. It's very real and their are no physics problems only scaling and some simple engineering to do to put it into wide scale use almost immediately. Hell it could could even be used to convert existing fossil fuel plants to nuclear. All you're doing is replacing the heat source. It's much more real and feasible than the idiotic solar and wind nonsense.I have hears those arent feasible. Thats why there arent any reactors.Neither. Hell all we have to do is implement LFTR technology and we'd have ample power that's clean and affordable to solve all of our so-called problems.NASA just announced a coalition of different countries working on sending people to the moon to make more drinking water and fuel, to then go to mars. Its what got me pondering this, actually.
NASA announces eight-nation space coalition under 'Artemis Accords'
NASA announced on Tuesday that eight countries have signed an international agreement called the Artemis Accords that outlines the principles of future exploration of the Moon and beyond.phys.org
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Yes. Thats what got me pondering this.
Might wanna start diggin a hole out back, TN.
US & 7 friendly nations sign Artemis Accords to carve up moon – but satellite is hard to reach without Russia's help
The US has signed a treaty with seven countries governing exploration and exploitation of the Moon and its resources. While many signatories never even landed there, Russia and China were – perhaps unsurprisingly – not invited.www.rt.com
Someday it will come in handy having a claim up there. The technology just hasn't caught up yet. But people who know its potential as a weapons site or place for a stationary space station will use it someday.Yes. Thats what got me pondering this.
Might wanna start diggin a hole out back, TN.
US & 7 friendly nations sign Artemis Accords to carve up moon – but satellite is hard to reach without Russia's help
The US has signed a treaty with seven countries governing exploration and exploitation of the Moon and its resources. While many signatories never even landed there, Russia and China were – perhaps unsurprisingly – not invited.
The members of that coalition would fucking destroy russia and chinaSomeday it will come in handy having a claim up there. The technology just hasn't caught up yet. But people who know its potential as a weapons site or place for a stationary space station will use it someday.Yes. Thats what got me pondering this.
Might wanna start diggin a hole out back, TN.
US & 7 friendly nations sign Artemis Accords to carve up moon – but satellite is hard to reach without Russia's help
The US has signed a treaty with seven countries governing exploration and exploitation of the Moon and its resources. While many signatories never even landed there, Russia and China were – perhaps unsurprisingly – not invited.
And I predict Russia and China will give a rats ass about our friendly "agreement." We'll be fighting over it just like we've fought over every other land claimed anywhere on this planet. It's just how we roll.
Don't encourage it, TN. It would be nice to think if we are smart enough to use the moon as a resource, we might have evolved the animal-instincts enough to work cooperatively in space. Apparently, the frontal lobe and deep brain don't talk much. It will be the end of us if we don't quit.The members of that coalition would fucking destroy russia and chinaSomeday it will come in handy having a claim up there. The technology just hasn't caught up yet. But people who know its potential as a weapons site or place for a stationary space station will use it someday.Yes. Thats what got me pondering this.
Might wanna start diggin a hole out back, TN.
US & 7 friendly nations sign Artemis Accords to carve up moon – but satellite is hard to reach without Russia's help
The US has signed a treaty with seven countries governing exploration and exploitation of the Moon and its resources. While many signatories never even landed there, Russia and China were – perhaps unsurprisingly – not invited.
And I predict Russia and China will give a rats ass about our friendly "agreement." We'll be fighting over it just like we've fought over every other land claimed anywhere on this planet. It's just how we roll.
I did but i dont remember it. I was a child.Don't encourage it, TN. It would be nice to think if we are smart enough to use the moon as a resource, we might have evolved the animal-instincts enough to work cooperatively in space. Apparently, the frontal lobe and deep brain don't talk much. It will be the end of us if we don't quit.The members of that coalition would fucking destroy russia and chinaSomeday it will come in handy having a claim up there. The technology just hasn't caught up yet. But people who know its potential as a weapons site or place for a stationary space station will use it someday.Yes. Thats what got me pondering this.
Might wanna start diggin a hole out back, TN.
US & 7 friendly nations sign Artemis Accords to carve up moon – but satellite is hard to reach without Russia's help
The US has signed a treaty with seven countries governing exploration and exploitation of the Moon and its resources. While many signatories never even landed there, Russia and China were – perhaps unsurprisingly – not invited.
And I predict Russia and China will give a rats ass about our friendly "agreement." We'll be fighting over it just like we've fought over every other land claimed anywhere on this planet. It's just how we roll.
But that's getting off topic.
Did you read Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea? Me neither. But the imagination is sometimes very close to right in predicting the future!
It’s utterly never going to happen this century !
