This is how you become a grim reaper. Just ask George.
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Great show. Terrible followup movie.
Yo. Mandy Patinkon was superb in that show. Dead Like Me, for anybody wondering.
A Dead like Me reference 20 years after the show was cancelled? Holy shit. I totally forgot about that show and Revolution, both fantastic shows that didn't get nearly a long enough run.
"Delores Herbig, as in 'her big ~~brown eyes~~ fat ass'".
Is this about that time Jason Alexander (George from Seinfeld) played the grim reaper in The Twilight Zone
Or is this a different reference about a different Geroge playing the grim reaper?
I would want it back if I was that guy.
the latest saga in Nothing Normal Ever Happens to Florida Men
One thing I find interesting is that if you docked two Starships together you would have a larger area to work with than ISS. I could see this used a viable alternative in the future.
Volume doesn't equates to capability. Can it keep such a crew alive and doing experiments? How long will it last?
Skylab was pretty much that but terrible to work in and not viable long term.
I imagine they could have them docked and every three months send one down and send a new one up. Rotating schedule so there is always at least one in orbit at a time. Less concerns about having a perm structure in space.
That's a lot of waste. Keep the heavy structure aloft and move the lighter weight people around.
True but you wouldn't have to worry about debris in its orbit, or having to run special trips just for supplies and getting rid of garbage, plus you don't have to worry about maintenance in space. When one is acting up, you undock it and go home.
This disallows long term experiments. And it would be way higher of a cost since you have to take everything with you every time. Toilet? Take it with you. Solar panels, them too. All life support needs to be able to work for months, not just a few days. Take all of those supplies with you. Air lock too. And yes, you still have the risks of debris.
I am kinda tempted to see if some of my KSP obsessed friends could try it.
Some experiments need to stay longer in space and you need to keep some long-term equipment like larger solar panels.
Could move the experiment from one to the other. Not sure about solar panels.
Well once they stop exploding next decade we can start working on that
Ok well for the most part rockets general end up working after a few tries. 6 years is a very long time to assume it still won't work and the ISS will be decommissioned around that time.