Game-Changing Space Test // Black Hole Core Stars // Toxic Enceladus Plumes
There’s toxic gas flowing out of Enceladus that could be the key to life. Could there be black holes inside stars? NASA tight beams a cat video from space.
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Game-Changing Space Test // Black Hole Core Stars // Toxic Enceladus Plumes (Vimeo)
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For better interplanetary communications we really should start planning the construction of a network of some kind. We should not need to try to send scores of data with a tine transmitter on a probe all the way back to Earth. We could have a network of dedicated relay stations out there. The relay stations own scientific instruments would be minimal. What they need are high capacity powerful radio recivers and transmitters alongside large data storage capacity. We also need a strong power source for thease, solar panels and atomic batteries comes into mind, maybe even some kind of nuclear reactor?
What do you think the next move from SpaceX will be? My guess is that shortly before they start sending cargo and robots to Mars they'll put starlink satellites in orbit around the Sun in between Earth and Mars to facilitate continous and fast communication between the two planets.
Purrfect video.