Combining All Telescopes On Earth, Colling Down Venus, Replacing ISS Modules | Q&A 211
Why don't we just combine all telescopes into a single one that will have a crazy resolution? Can we simply replace old ISS modules with new ones? How long will it take to cool down Venus? How much mass can the Earth afford to lose? Why blue shift exists if the Universe is expanding? All this and more in this week's Q&A
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Combining All Telescopes On Earth, Cooling Down Venus, Replacing ISS Modules | Q&A 211 (Vimeo)
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Whenever we discuss deorbiting the space station into the Pacific Ocean, it does feel like a waste, even though it is the most cost effective solution. Will we let it sink? Will we collect any tech for future use? Or even collect "artifacts" for a future museum? Are there plans to build another, especially since China has one now? Personally, and theoretically, I think it would be awesome as the first space museum for tourists as commercial spaceflight gains momentum. Just a fun thought. Maybe a private firm will help like the one who wants to boost Hubble.