It’s time to go sleep (and hope to not dream). Nighties loveleis!
Also: no badum-tss, though 
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Good afternoon, lovelies. 
Did you dream last night, Yiole?
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Once in the clouds, the plane appears to moving very slowly. But in fact, it is travelling at the speed 3 times of a Ferrari.
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No, I didn’t dream, luckily. They’re getting weirder and weirder from a really weird standard! 
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Well, technicaly still was in ascent phase so probably doing some 400 km/h… what is interesting is how unnoticeably but steadily the clouds go down and down as the airplane climbs; since they were in a hurry to clear the storms, probably their climb rate was above the standard of 1800 feet per minute.
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There is option that alien will visit us before we will know that they exist, because if they would have some technology of FTL travel, they woulld be here before we could get their electromagnetic signals send in the early level of their civilization. 
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Stories surrounding Oculus. Former VR developer, CCP games if one of the stores. It’s article about the book being released.
Excerpt: Four Stories From Blake Harris Book The History Of The Future
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More alien invasion horror story fun.
How did Screen Junkies miss this one?
Drunk Rick!
Just one of the many many reasons they are always late.
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Time for me to go to bed.
Good night, lovelies.
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Slither is reminding me of Critters, but it looks more slimy.
I first saw it on pirate tv channel, they always had good stuff there.
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My favorite plot twist is that FTL communication is universal once you discover it. Like bulding a radio receiver and suddenly discovering there’s a whole unseen world out there beyond your tiny island in the middle of nowhere.
So you build your first ansible (I love this name) and presto! you find out 10 million civilizations all over the universe, talking to each other as they go. Why travel at relativistic speed when you can talk instantly to them? Surely protocols would be in place so new receivers can broadcast proficently and locate themselves in a universal coordinates system to learn whether there’s someone in their vicinity. Also would be a sort of universal encyclopaedia and more protocols so new civlizations don’t drown themselves into excess information. And maybe a universal effort to develop FTL travel… but not very enthusiastically since some civlizations already have been engaged in centuries long journeys of war as their invasion fleets travel towards each toher. But they keep talking so who knows? Maybe the ships will become goodwiil ambassadros when they reach each other!
And well, you get the gist.
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And now, beddy time! Nighties lovelies!
Also: space harpoons to capture and deorbit dead satellites in one piece, ain’t it cool?
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It looked rather destructive instead of salvagey. Not the thing I would use to deorbit satelites. Some debris could have been created and then it would hit another satelite and it would create chain reaction, and no internet and tv and telephone since then.
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Oui, oui, baguette.!
SpaceX
Aerospace company
Description
Space Exploration Technologies Corp., doing business as SpaceX, is a private American aerospace manufacturer and space transportation services company headquartered in Hawthorne, California.Wikipedia
Founded: May 6, 2002
Headquarters: Hawthorne, California, United States
Number of employees: 7,000
Subsidiary: The Boring Company
http://jwilson.coe.uga.edu/emat6680fa05/bacon/hohmanntransfers.html
Hohmann Transfers
A Hohmann Transfer is an orbital maneuver that transfers a satellite or spacecraft from one circular orbit to another. It was invented by a German scientist in 1925 and is the most fuel efficient way to get from one circular orbit to another circular orbit. Because the Hohmann Transfer is the most fuel efficient way to move a spacecraft, it is a fairly slow process and is used mostly for transferring spacecraft shorter distances.
A Hohmann Transfer is half of an elliptical orbit (2) that touches the circular orbit the spacecraft is currently on (1) and the circular orbit the spacecraft will end up on (3). It takes two accelerations to get the original orbit to the destination orbit. To move from a smaller circular orbit to a larger one the spacecraft will need to speed up to get onto the elliptical orbit at the perigee and speed up again at the apogee to get onto the new circular orbit. To move from a larger circluar orbit to a smaller one, the processes are reversed.
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Well, let’s imagine the plate is not alone, but attached as a part of a large satellite. The debris would go into the satellite body and the whole question would be wether the harpoon and tether allow to tow the satellite.
For smaller debris the same test satellite had a net and it also worked as intended.
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So true. Last night I dreamed again but this time it made a little more sense. Was a kidn of videogame where the player belongs to a evil organization which attacks the good guys with a handheld weapon. The weapon was a black box you hold with both hands, then it fired two thin black lines which focused on limbs or the body of the enemy. And then they did nothing, apparently (WTF?). Eventually the thing ended with the bad guys (and the player) riding a train, randomly attacking enemies (or NPCs?) at stations with the black line things and a increasing feeling of the mission or whatever it was being bound to end in a disaster.
Probably the blakc box thing was mind controlled and so the black lasers/lines just aimed at what the mind chose to, but seriously… they did NOTHING. That’s the most WTF part of all the dream…
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State of the police state.
Cybersecurity expert questions existence of embedded camera on SIA’s inflight entertainment systems
Bee Plus.
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Beddy time for me… nighties lovelies!
Also: being cool is cooler than being popular, but being popular rules the world because people eagerly trade what’s cool for what’s popular.
EVE is cool, but sure as hell it isn’t popular…
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