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Yep it all fit+5 people: 3600 km
@Knightley_22 9 or 18. There are 7 visible plus the on from the neck to the waist and the one from the left wrist to the right. As topologicaly a hole goes all the way through an object. If you count the surface holes the double it... 2 wrists, front and back for each that you see etc.
@liorsela Go listen to the recent Ride the Ligjtning podcast for real insight as to timing and why. @DMC_Ryan has a fantastic discussion with both @woodhaus2 and @larsmoravy
@TechOperator Coiling is fine.. quite good in fact. (UK translation)
But the real problem is the lack of strain support for the "charger" and shot wire.
@TechOperator I have 2, I like that they are so slow my kids can't get into trouble while driving.
But I hate knowing that I am driving on Uranium. Such a dirty energy source.
@TechOperator It get even better than low weight is also centralized.
Just like hypercars are all mid engine to keep the car balance, so are EVs. Little weight past the wheels so turns fast like a ballerina with are in vs. most ICE which are like spinning slow with arms out.
@marknoble@DJSnM@Andrew5347d This is actually the biggest problem.
Cooling. Many assume space is cold so cooling is easy. This is incorrect.
Space is empty, so there is nothing to take heat away. You need massive radiators to cool the iss. And it is not full of electric furnaces.
@Fanta_Box@jeremyjudkins_ I also get how long to charge?
But on a road trip ICE drivers don't understand that they had at the end of a stop adding time, while we charge during the stop. Usually the car is ready before we are.
@ToddNorthrop@SciGuySpace Plus magic solar array that can provide gigawatts of power, and magic "cold" space radiators to get rid of the heat. And while we can skip toe problems of spinning rust we now have to have radiation hardened RAM, SSDs, & Chips
@SciGuySpace Seems like heat dissipation is already a problem on earth. How to manage that much heat in space. You will need way more radiators than computers.
Sounds cool but also silly.