[Q&A+] Hardest Lagrange Point, Voyagers' Realistic Lifetime, Goals for Telescopes
Can we find a use for the L3 Lagrange point? How long do the Voyagers have left? Which goals do we have for telescopes that are being built? And in Q&A+, arguably the most important technology we can focus on?
BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 17:07
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Comments (6)
Did you have a haircut between the start and the end of this video?
Do galaxies spin in the same direction and in the same plane as their central supermassive black hole?
Thank you for adding the starting timestamp for the bonus question in the descriptions here. I often watch the videos on YT but then come here for the bonus. Now I don't have to guess repeatedly where this question might be lurking!
One more point about mining platinum from asteroids… if you bring tons of platinum back to earth, the price of platinum will plunge, meaning you won’t get a return on the $$$ you spent to go to the asteroid. 🤷♂️
Question: What is the whether/temperature in the centre of the largest voids?
The best uses for the L3 is to protect us from ourselves. This is where the massive laser array for solar sails should go. Also a great place for a large scale anti-matter production & storage facility.