Message from @Lucifer Inlustris
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Oooh that explains a lot. He's a Leaf
Oh that explains what I read elsewhere. it's a collab between Cloudflare and APNIC.
>APNIC is a non-profit organization managing IP address allocation for the Asia Pacific and Oceana regions
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Eh, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt
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This is why we fight
, and thats a GREAT thing! https://twitter.com/RandPaul/status/1093613635245613057?s=19
@stedly its very possible, although its unconfirmed and we can't know for sure but its still possible. Gravity wells can be used for slingshot propulsion.
It's how most of the voyager probes made it out so far in such a short time is a combination of gravity slingshots and ion propulsion
some people call it "Star Hopping" when it involves the gravity well of a star
stephen hawking even once said a cigar shaped craft would be ideal for interstellar travel
Astronomy is/was one of my strongsuits in highschool and college
one hypothesis i have came to mind to that mysterious asteroid
what if it was hollowed out and converted into some form of space station?
for long term generational space travel, such a task would be ideal, because you could in theory build more underground annexes as the population gets larger on such a journey. you would also be able to extract resources from the asteroid as you built more installations, slowly but surely converting it into one large spaceship.
such a trip could take decades or centuries for a group of travelers without ftl propulsion.
since we have not detected any form of ftl disturbances around the asteroid, if it is an interstellar spaceship of sorts it most likely is a primitive one.
also such ships may have stasis chambers
meaning even if we tried to send a signal to the object we are not guaranteed a response at all. that is if it is a primitive starship
it may happen to us one day, where we send primitive space arcs out into the vastness of space and settle some far off planet and by the time we do the guys back home would have already colonized most of local interstellar space using ftl technology or we might drive ourselves to extinction due to war. Whichever comes first, at least the human race would continue in some form or another.
it would be cool if oumuamua is remnant of a long lost alien civilization, but again we dont know for sure.
just another mystery that may never be solved
also hollowing out an asteroid eliminates the problem of trying to build a large ship in orbit and shipping all the resources and supplies needed. an asteroid can contain metals for building material, organic molecules for soil production to grow food, water in the form of ice that can be extracted and stored on board and etc.
maybe even cilicates for computer chips
oxygen can be extracted from the asteroid for air to breathe as well
asteroids also contain alot of nickel, nickel 63 can be used in radioisotope generators to run essential systems long term without intervention by workers
nickel 63 atomic batteries can run for 100 years unattended before needing to be replaced