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by Brian Wang on (#490W9)
SpaceX Hans Koenigsmann said SpaceX will launch more Starlink satellites in 2019, but would not provide specifics. SpaceX has applied to the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) to operate up to 1,000,000 earth stations that customers will use to communicate with SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites (NGSO constellation). The user terminals will use advanced phased-array beam-forming and digital processing technologies to make highly efficient use of Ku-band spectrum resources by supporting highly directive, steered antenna beams that track the system’s low-Earth orbit satellites. The ground stations will transmit in the 14.0-14.5 GHz band and receive in the 10.7-12.7 GHz band. The Commission’s rules The post SpaceX Will Launch Starlink Satellites in 2019 and Files to Operate Up to 1 Million Ground Stations appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#490QS)
Andrew Yang was an entrepreneur and is now running for the President of the USA for 2020 on the issues of Universal Basic Income. medicare for all and human-centered capitalism. He was CEO of a test...
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by Brian Wang on (#490M3)
Newsom said California will complete a 110-mile (177 km) high-speed rail link between Merced and Bakersfield. This would not meet the requirements of the original bond measure. California had...
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by Brian Wang on (#4909P)
Elon Musk wrote a 16-page article that described a plan to reduce the cost to bring one person to Mars down to $100,000. Elon Musk has a ballpark assumption that allocating one-ton of mass is enough for the passenger, supplies, and luggage. Improving the Cost Per Ton to Mars from $10 Billion $200,000 Elon sees the following key elements to lower the costs to Mars. Most of the improvement would come from full reusability somewhere between 100 to 500 times cheaper. SpaceX already has made 70% of the Falcon 9 block 5 reusable. SpaceX is on the way to making The post Elon Musk and Others Plan the Details for a City on Mars appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#4901X)
The value of finance blockchain market reached $1.9 billion in 2017 but IHS Markit forecasts growth of 230 times over 13 years to reach $462 billion in 2030. The financial industry is using...
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by Brian Wang on (#48Y7E)
The Heads of the various agencies of the US Federal Government have been directed via an executive order to prioritize Artificial Intelligence for funding with their Research and Development budgets....
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by Brian Wang on (#48XKD)
IBM researchers around the world are already working on solutions at every stage of the food chain. They are helping farmers maximize crop yields and developing ways to curb the epidemic of waste that destroys 45 percent of our food supply. Later this week, IBM scientists behind this year’s 5 in 5 will present at Science Slam at Think 2019 in San Francisco. The event will be on Wednesday, February 13 from 10 – 11 am Pacific time. IBM has digitized and captured all aspects of agriculture, from the quality of the soil to the skills of the tractor driver The post IBM Working to Increase Food Supply to Feed Growing World Population appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#48XEY)
In February, 2018, SpaceX launched a Falcon Heavy which placed a Tesla Roadster with the Starman into on an Earth and Mars crossing orbit. The Roadster-Starman will come within a lunar distance of...
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by christina wong on (#48XA0)
Newcastle University researchers are exploring the effects of removing senescent cells that form as a result of a heart attack. Heart cells, cardiomyocytes, rarely divide it was not known how these...
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by Brian Wang on (#48VG0)
Wang Yunfei, a naval expert, told the South China Morning Post that China will have four nuclear-powered aircraft carriers with electromagnetic launchers by 2035. Those carriers are expected to be...
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by Brian Wang on (#48VG2)
Jeff Foust reported on twitter that Jonathan Hofeller, SpaceX VP of Commercial Sales, said that SpaceX would try to set a new record for launches in 2019. This would mean having 22 or more launches...
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by Brian Wang on (#48VDQ)
Quantum computing has emerged as one of the most talked about emerging technologies in Silicon Valley and beyond–but it is also perhaps one of the most poorly understood. The most pressing...
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by Brian Wang on (#48VAP)
Next year the world will have its first ExaFlop Supercomputer. This supercomputer will likely be built in China. The USA will follow about 12 months after with the A21 ExaFlop supercomputer in 2021....
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by Brian Wang on (#48TF5)
Doug Plata leads the Space Development Network. It is a space advocacy organization which has no member dues but asks that you spend 6 hours per year helping to advance toward the goal of space...
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by Brian Wang on (#48TC3)
Newly released NASA images contain important scientific information about the shape of Ultima Thule double asteroid. Above – Scientists’ understanding of Ultima Thule has changed as they review...
by Brian Wang on (#48TC4)
Elon Musk described various aspects of the SpaceX Super Heavy booster. The Superheavy booster will land tail first. The stainless body will not need any extra heat shielding. Rocket booster...
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by Brian Wang on (#48T54)
The first Exaflop supercomputers are just scaling up with energy efficient modifications the technologies that have enabled the 100-200 petaFlop supercomputers. Super Cool Technologies Beyond the...
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by Brian Wang on (#48SQN)
The 2019 Missile Defense Review (MDR) has been expanded to offensive missile threats includes non-ballistic systems. The US will defend against advanced cruise missiles and hypersonic weapons. There is a 24-page 2019 Missile Defense Review Summary. There will be a comprehensive approach to prevent and defeat adversary missile attacks through a combination of deterrence; active and passive missile defense; and attack operations. The US missile defense strategy will include: – Comprehensive missile defense capabilities, including attack operations to defeat missile threats prior to launch, should deterrence fail and conflict ensue; – Flexible and adaptable missile defense systems; – Enhanced ballistic The post US 2019 Missile Defense Review Expanded to Include Hypersonic Missile Threats appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by christina wong on (#48SQQ)
IBM will invest $2 billion to develop artificial intelligence hardware and boost AI performance by 1000 times over the next ten years. IBM is partnering with State University of New York to develop...
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by Brian Wang on (#48RGT)
People freak out when they discover that computers and MRI can already read our minds. Columbia University researchers just announced the ability of computers and MRI to read brain signals and...
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by Brian Wang on (#48RDR)
Columbia neuroengineers have created a system that translates thought into intelligible, recognizable speech. Devices monitor brain activity and Artificial Intelligence reconstructs the words a...
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by Brian Wang on (#48R6B)
Space startup Orbex has revealed the world’s largest 3D printed rocket engine. The Orbex prototype of the Stage 2 rocket is made from a specially-formulated lightweight carbon fiber and aluminium composite. It includes the world’s largest 3-D printed rocket engine. Orbex Prime launchers are up to 30% lighter and 20% more efficient than any other vehicle in the small launcher category. In mid-2018, Orbex raised £30 million ($39.6 million) in public and private funding. BREAKING NEWS: Orbex reveals #Prime, the completed stage 2 rocket and the world’s most efficient #smallsat launcher. It includes the world’s largest 3D printed rocket engine The post World’s Largest 3D Printed Rocket Engine appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#48R6D)
Patrick Tucker at Defense One has reported that James Smith, SOCOM’s acquisition executive has stated that the Special Ops Exoskeleton is nowhere near ready for use in combat. There have been...
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by Brian Wang on (#48R21)
Elon Musk indicated that the SpaceX Super Heavy Booster will use welded, internal, longitudinal hat stringers . To the degree it may need hoop stiffness (probably not), combine with slosh baffles....
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by Brian Wang on (#48PFQ)
The Mayor of San Jose, California, Sam Liccardo, is in talks with Elon Musk’s Boring Company for a tunnel from the airport to Diridon Station. Mayor Sam Liccardo told reporters at City Hall that this...
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by Brian Wang on (#48P71)
A new chemical conversion process could change the world’s polyolefin waste, a form of plastic, into useful products, such as clean fuels and other items. Once the plastic is converted into naphtha,...
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by Brian Wang on (#48P2S)
Purdue has created part of a new cubesat thruster which electromagnetically accelerates plasma to produce thrust. They have successfully tested the ignition system for more than 1.5 million pulses....
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by Brian Wang on (#48NNF)
NASA is targeting March 2 for launch of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon on its uncrewed Demo-1 test flight. Boeing’s uncrewed Orbital Flight Test is targeted for launch no earlier than April. Extra time was...
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by Brian Wang on (#48KGP)
Maxwell Technologies has breakthrough dry battery electrode technology and ultracapacitors. Tesla has announced the purchase of Maxwell Technologies for $218 million in an all-stock deal. The Maxwell dry battery electrode technology could increase battery energy density by 50% and eventually could nearly triple energy density from current levels. The technology can also lower the cost of batteries by 10 to 20% and double the life of batteries. Currently, the Tesla Model 3 battery pack has an energy density of 272 Watt-hours per liter and at the battery cell level this is 207 watt-hours per kilogram. The dry battery electrode can The post Tesla Buys Maxwell to Eventually Nearly Triple Battery Energy Density appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#48K8H)
There will be around 100 million cars, light vehicles truck and buses sold in 2019, which will bring the total vehicles in use in the world to around 1.5 billion. SUVs are over one-third of the car sales. Here is the breakdown of cars and other vehicles sales with figures from 2017 and 2018. Worldwide car registrations were slightly down in 2018 compared to 2017. This is information reported by Car sales in China down about 4% from 24.2 million in 2017 to 23.3 million in 2018. One-third of the 900,000 drop car sales in 2018 in China was due The post Around 100 Million Vehicles Will be Sold in 2019 and Bring Vehicles in Use to About 1.5 Billion appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#48HN4)
India’s 2019-2020 budget for the Ministry of Defense will be 8% higher at $60.9 billion. $42.7 billion is for the conventional defense budget. This is from an Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA) report. The post India Boosts Military Spending by 8% in 2019-2020 appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#48HJQ)
Self-driving cars should be able to solve traffic and parking problems. However, this requires that most self-driving cars are used with ride-sharing to maximize the useful rides per car and to...
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by Brian Wang on (#48GX7)
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is working with many companies and researchers to provide security for financial information and privacy when there are quantum computers powerful...
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by Brian Wang on (#48GRJ)
Buckminsterfullerene, C60, is now the largest molecule that has ever been analyzed for quantum vibrations. Fully understanding and controlling the quantum details of buckyballs could lead to quantum...
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by Brian Wang on (#48GKM)
Spacex placed a photo of the Starship raptor engine test on Instagram. SpaceX reported that they completed a two-second test fire of the Starship Raptor engine that hit 170 bar and ~116 metric tons...
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by Brian Wang on (#48FF1)
Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) made public a revised national energy policy to continue a nuclear energy phaseout despite a vote by the people of Taiwan to continue using nuclear...
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by Brian Wang on (#48FCZ)
1. China has approved four nuclear power reactors after a three-year pause in nuclear reactor approvals. Four Hualong One units were approved after completing a safety review. The four units can pour...
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by Brian Wang on (#48F1R)
China ran a simulated strike mission using a Dongfeng-41 (DF-41) intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) and has released video showing improvements to the medium range Dongfeng-26 (DF-26)...
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by Brian Wang on (#48EPT)
Hemp is different from marijuana. They are both cannabis but Hemp does not have psychoactive compounds. Hemp is a cannabis plant that has less than 0.3% of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Hemp is used in...
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by Brian Wang on (#48E9Z)
Elon Musk tweeted out the test firings of the new raptor engines. pic.twitter.com/ChEGbjTGKZ — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 4, 2019 pic.twitter.com/yFhNx3fiOD — Elon Musk (@elonmusk)...
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by Brian Wang on (#48CPS)
Elon Musk is in Texas for the test firing of the Raptor Engine that will be used on the Starhopper test vehicle. There has been over 1200 seconds of testing over two years on previous versions of the...
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by Brian Wang on (#48CMF)
Saule Technologies is a leading company working on to commercialize perovskites solar cells. They launched a pilot commercial production line for inkjet printing of perovskites solar cells. They plan...
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by Brian Wang on (#48B7Q)
In August, 2018, Elon Musk revealed the astronaut walkway that was added the LC-39A launch tower. Recent photos from Tom McCool on twitter show the cladding that was installed on LC-39A. Launch...
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by Brian Wang on (#48B4D)
The Venezuelan interim President Juan Guaidó indicates that the General of Aviation, Francisco Yánez is supporting him. The PNB (Bolivarian National Police is Venezuela’s national police force)...
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by Brian Wang on (#48AV7)
A NASA JPL researcher has calculated that Oumuamua was probably a cloud of debris and not an interstellar space sail fragment. There was a Harvard research theory that Oumuamua was an interstellar space sail fragment. The new JPL analysis is simpler and explains other observations and is consistent with the way other dwarf comets break apart. Oumuamua had a lot of anomalies in its orbit and path through the solar system. It had to be an interstellar object because it was moving a speed that is beyond the solar system escape velocity. This means it could not have had an The post Oumuamua as a Cloud of Debris Explains Anomalies appeared first on NextBigFuture.com.
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by Brian Wang on (#48AEW)
OneSpace is currently working toward a launch of its OS-M rocket as early as late March, 2019. They have recently performed engine and fairing separation tests. One Space is developing smart small...
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by Brian Wang on (#489PJ)
Elon Musk and SpaceX have simplified the Raptor engine and the Starship engine design. Every decision that is being made from the use of stainless steel metal, reduced payload and lower powered...
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by Brian Wang on (#489G2)
Low-cost batteries are critical to Tesla’s main products of electric cars and battery storage systems. Tesla has patented a new battery system. The patent describes a new battery cell chemistry...
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by Brian Wang on (#4896M)
Tesla plans to go to multiples of Model 3 with the Model Y, Tesla Pickup truck and self-driving cars. They project the Model Y production and demand will be 50% more than Model 3 and could end up...
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by Brian Wang on (#488YZ)
Elon Musk has tweeted pictures of the completed raptor engines that will be installed on the Starhopper. SpaceX is preparing to fire the Starship Raptor engines in Texas. They have made a 200-ton...
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