by brian wang on (#3Y43C)
Dr. Abigail Fraeman – NASA/JPL – Member of the Opportunity, Curiosity, and Mars 2020 Rover teams. Mars 2020 discussion started 25 minutes into the talk. Dr. Carol Stoker – NASA/Ames...
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by brian wang on (#3Y3ZZ)
DESICO has a solution to some of the regulatory problems in the cryptocurrency market, especially in the area of fraudulent ICOs. 2018 is referred to by some as “the year of regulationâ€, with...
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by brian wang on (#3Y3RB)
The Energy Information Administration provides its monthly energy report which details historical and current US energy usage and emissions. US overall emissions are below the yearly amount in 1993....
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by brian wang on (#3Y3MA)
Esprezzo is a blockchain middleware company based out of the Cayman Island, Boston and San Francisco. The project was borne out of pain points in other projects. Remy Carpentino previously built a...
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by brian wang on (#3Y3MC)
Amazon shares reached $2050 and the company passed $1 trillion in market value. Apple is at $1.1 trillion in market value. Microsoft is at $853 billion. Google (Alphabet) is at $840 billion. Facebook...
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by brian wang on (#3Y3BN)
There is a NASA review of the resources available on the Mars and the Moon and development of machines for construction on the moon and Mars. Lunar Regolith Resources and their Uses • Lunar oxygen:...
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by brian wang on (#3Y23G)
Dr. John Callas, NASA/JPL provides an update on NASA Exoplanet work. This was at the 21st Annual International Mars Society Convention, held at the Pasadena Convention Center in Southern California...
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In first month of data the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has likely found 100-200 exoplanets
by brian wang on (#3Y23J)
Dr. Jeff Volosin, NASA Goddard describes the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). The first month of orbiting space telescope data has just been dumped. 1500 transit events have been...
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by brian wang on (#3Y206)
Planets that are twice as far away as Earth appear 16 times dimmer since the intensity of sunlight weakens by a factor of four going out and by another four times coming back. If Planet 9 is at an...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1YN)
Craig Davidson gave a talk in 2017 about Improving the SpaceX Mars Colonization Plans. Make a moon and Mars capable bulldozer. Replace steel with titanium-aluminum alloy. Use electric battery...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1YQ)
Nuclear bomb powered spaceships are technically feasible and could be built. The mass of the spaceships would have been like the submarines, destroyers and aircraft carriers of today. 200-1000 ton...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1V0)
The second SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch will be in December, 2018 or January 2019. The next Falcon Heavy will be using the upgraded Block 5 boosters. There are 8 to 10 launches remaining on SpaceX’s...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1RX)
Here are three papers about going hundreds to millions of times beyond radiative heat transfer beyond the blackbody limit. Nanoletters – Giant Enhancement in Radiative Heat Transfer in Sub-30...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1M8)
The Koenigsegg Agera RS currently is one of the fastest cars in the world after it reached speeds of 278 mph. The Koenigsegg One:1, named for its equal power-to-weight ratio, also packs 1,341...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1HB)
The Delaware Aqueduct is the longest tunnel that is currently in use. It was completed in 1945 and is 85 miles (135 kilometers) long. Metro rail and rail tunnels in Asia and Europe have reached 37.5...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1DX)
Carbon nanotube bundles are becoming a feasible and economically convenient solution for the realization in our time of super bridges, such as those required across the Straits of Bab al Mandab,...
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by brian wang on (#3Y1DZ)
Shizuoka University and contractor Obayashi aim to launch two small (10 sq cm) satellites connected by a 10-meter steel cable from the International Space Station. This small cube sat space tether...
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by brian wang on (#3Y0GP)
Cumulative CO2 emissions from 2015 onwards may not exceed 424 billion tons of carbon and that the point of no return (PNR) is 2035 for the policy scenario where the share of renewable and nuclear...
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by brian wang on (#3XZXR)
Iran is launching a cryptocurrency backed by its national fiat currency the Rial. Transactions will be recorded on a private blockchain based on open-source Hyperledger Fabric technology. The Central...
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by brian wang on (#3XZP0)
Reaction Engines of the UK could be part of a winning group of bidders for open-ended hypersonic weapons development. They have proven an innovative pre-cooling system which does not require the...
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by brian wang on (#3XZKX)
The US military is looking at open-ended hypersonic weapons development. There are already contracts for several air-launched hypersonic weapons, ground launched hypersonic weapons,...
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by brian wang on (#3XYQA)
Below is chart of world CO2 emissions needed to maintain various temperatures. The RCP2.6 is the world CO2 diet for definitely staying below 2 degrees celsius of warming and having a shot at 1 degree...
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by brian wang on (#3XYFD)
India imported 4.8 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil in June, an increase of 10 percent from a year earlier, according to data from shipping and industry sources, with the top three suppliers...
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by brian wang on (#3XYFF)
Venezuela was producing oil at about 2.6 million barrels per day in 2015. OPEC estimates Venezuela produced 1.278 million barrels per day in July. This is down from 2.15 million barrels per day in...
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by brian wang on (#3XYCX)
India internet is dominated by American technology giants. Facebook’s WhatsApp is the most popular app on phones. Virtually every smartphone runs on Google’s Android system. YouTube is the favorite...
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by brian wang on (#3XYAD)
The Lowy Institute looks at economic, cultural, military and other factors of power in Asia. They also projected the GDP in purchasing power parity and military spending and workforce levels. Those...
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by brian wang on (#3XXP9)
Researchers using ground-based telescopes have detected the chemical signatures of water deep beneath the surface of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot. Jupiter is a gas giant that contains more than twice the...
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by brian wang on (#3XXJ9)
CRISPR gene editing has stopped the progression of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) in dogs, according to a study by UT Southwestern that provides a strong indication that a lifesaving treatment may...
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by brian wang on (#3XXFD)
Ian Bremmer, President of the Eurasian Group presents his theory that there has been a global backlash against the establishment, immigration and globalization as a global trend. He also indicates...
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by brian wang on (#3XX6F)
China became number two in military spending in 2006 and India will become the number three military spender in 2019. In total from 2006 to 2018, China has spend about three times as much as Russia...
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by brian wang on (#3XX6H)
The US defence budget is about three times as large as China’s. China’s military spending was three times more than India in 2017. China percentage of GDP spent on defence was less than...
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by brian wang on (#3XX33)
Russia has stopped development of the Proton M rocket. Russia had indicated a month ago that they were giving up on commercial space launch. Russia cannot compete with SpaceX or China in launch...
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by brian wang on (#3XX35)
The F-22 is considered the best fighter in the world. It was cancelled after about 200 were built because of the cost to build them. However, the F-35 has turned out to be even more expensive for the...
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by brian wang on (#3XVZ2)
Robert Zubrin made his presentation to the Mars Society in 2018. A vibrant space program will inspire millions of children to study science and technology so that they can be a space pioneer....
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by brian wang on (#3XVWB)
SpaceX plans to live out of the BFS ships initially on Mars and then build out the facilities (habitation, power systems, mining and landing pads). The SpaceX BFS (Big Falcon Spaceship) would land on...
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by brian wang on (#3XVWD)
UCLA created a double layer solar cell by spraying a thin layer of perovskite onto a commercially available solar cell. The solar cell that forms the bottom layer of the device is made of a compound...
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by brian wang on (#3XVCE)
China is developing the world’s first electromagnetic launched surface-to-surface rocket that offers greater fire range. Conventional rockets rely on chemical explosives or fuel but the new rockets...
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by brian wang on (#3XV5G)
California has approved legislation requiring 100% clean energy by 2045. On Tuesday, the Assembly voted 43-32 in favor of the bill, which had been introduced by Sen. Kevin de León. Senate Bill 100...
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by brian wang on (#3XV5H)
India is predicted to overtake China as the biggest source of growth for oil demand by 2024, according to research and consultancy group Wood Mackenzie. India’s oil demand is set to increase by...
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by brian wang on (#3XTZR)
1. Universe Today – This Planet is so Metal. Iron and Titanium Vapour Found in the Atmosphere of an “Ultra-Hot Jupiter†An exoplanet is hot enough to turn metal into vapor. It is known as...
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by brian wang on (#3XTVX)
The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology has just published a four-paper Series on Ageing and endocrinology, highlighting endocrine-related diseases and comorbidities as some of the most common...
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by brian wang on (#3XTVZ)
Habitable exoplanets around low-mass stars could be the most common type of habitable planets. Chemical rockets could be inadequate for many of these exoplanets.
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by brian wang on (#3XTW1)
Giant 30 and 40 meter diameter ground telescopes will have 13 times more light collection than the best optical telescopes today and with 16 times the sharpness of hubble. This will enable a massive...
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by brian wang on (#3XTQS)
The Project On Government Oversight (POGO) obtained a document showing how F-35 officials are recategorizing—rather than fixing—major design flaws to be able to claim they have completed the...
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by brian wang on (#3XSAN)
China is building a 1 billion yuan (US$145.4 million) superconducting computer. It will be able to help develop new weapons, breaking codes and analyzing intelligence. It will use supercooled...
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by brian wang on (#3XS8J)
Ripple is currently the number three cryptocurrency based upon market capitalization as of August 29, 2018. Ripple has a market capitalization of $13.6 billion. Chris Larsen is co-founder and former...
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by brian wang on (#3XS45)
China is helping Afghanistan to set up a mountain brigade in Afghanistan to boost counterterrorism efforts. Afghanistan said there would be no Chinese military personnel of any kind on Afghan soil at...
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by brian wang on (#3XRTC)
A cubic mile of oil per year is about 5.084 Terawatts per year with continuous power generation. making current world energy use around 15 TW. The world is using about 3.9 cubic miles of oil per year...
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Canada has future tech leadership with quantum computers, AI, nanotechnology, fusion and molten salt
by brian wang on (#3XRQX)
In 2018, Canada is ranked tenth in the world in nominal GDP. It is a rich developed country. Despite having an economy that is 11 times smaller than the USA or 7 times smaller than China, Canada has...
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