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How long would a tower, built on the far side of the moon, have to be for the far end of it to reach light speed?
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Asked by seasidesoulish
on 2010-11-23 21:01:23

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Categories: Our universe.

Tags: physics, Space, Speed-Of-Light, spacetravel, astrophysics, engineering, spacetechnology.

Challenge: If we can have a north pole, why not an east pole as well? And if we could have an east pole on the same planet as a north pole, what circumstances would suffice? Which planet could most usefully be given an east pole, and perhaps a SSW pole? Uranus? Mercury? Venus?
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Asked by Jon-Richfield
on 2010-08-25 20:41:40

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Categories: Our universe.

Tags: spacetechnology, Planetology.

Is it possible to reach the end of the universe three dimensionally?
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Asked by Prottoy
on 2010-04-25 21:19:36

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Categories: Our universe.

Tags: spacetechnology, dimension.

A space problem I herd that are people that are trying to build a space elevator, but is there a tether strong enough to take the strain of a space station on the other end of the tether ?
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Asked by 4905abalexbennett
on 2010-01-20 10:22:00

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Categories: Our universe.

Tags: Space, spacetechnology, elevator.

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