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I can probably arrange to be elsewhere by then.Pengwuino said:Yah and come on, in a trillino years (the inverse of that number), we'll have figured something out lol.
I can probably arrange to be elsewhere by then.Pengwuino said:Yah and come on, in a trillino years (the inverse of that number), we'll have figured something out lol.
Pengwuino said:Yah and come on, in a trillino years (the inverse of that number), we'll have figured something out lol.
So you're half-way through your theoretical lifespan?Janus said:That'll drop us down to 200 million years of fuel.
Jupiter is considered by many to be a 'proto-sun'; ie a planet who is just a bit too small for its gravity to compress it to the point of fusion ignition. If you could manage to smack it and Saturn together, we'd have 2 suns in our solar system. I don't think that they make a SPF formula strong enough to handle that.mios76 said:how much energy we get by fusing those planets?
Janus said:Don't get too cocky, after all, we need deuterium, which makes up only 0.02% of naturally occurring hydrogen. That'll drop us down to 200 million years of fuel.
bassplayer142 said:If we have Fusion power we could easily establish a base on the moon. And then easily get Hydrogen from compounds on the moon. It would take a lot of mass loss on the moon to actual see real results on earth. I'm excited for Fusion though!