Warp drive, star drive, hyperspace...etc...got a question here...?
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Building an engine that can get close to the speed of light is much easier, we basically know how to do it now, a low thruse engine that can run for long periods of time in space will just keep accelerating since there is no resistance. NASA is now developing such engines - ion engines.\n\nConversly we don't really have any good ideas on how to build an engine to bend space, or if it is even possible.
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pulsar \npulse\npulsing\npulses
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i couldnt find a list so i leave you some links\n\n1st a collection of computer ads that might bring some light to this matter\n\nthere are some prices on the next link\n\non the last link you'll find comparison of Hard drive space
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Isn't it SDRadiant that you're supposed to use for W:ET? (GTKRadiant will kinda work if you try hard enough, but I think SD is a fork that's specific to Wolfenstein.)
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A very difficult question.  Does this include all the servicing missions.  Does it include launch costs for the servicing missions?  How about all the grant money sent to researchers to process and publish their data and findings? Or do you mean the initial costs to build the hardware and ground station (incl software.) It was about a billion bucks at the start, but 3-5 is probably close to the current total tab.
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This is difficult to answer.  Is there a galaxy destroyed everytime I clean my fingernails?\n\nI don't feel we have a good measure of what a galaxy is, our galaxy seems huge, yet we know very little about the boundaries (i.e. what if there were another galaxy right next to ours that we could not reach, like we were different slices of bread, intimately close, yet forever separated)
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About 9000 working and not working. It's kind of a challenge for NASA because if they launch a space shuttle, there's a good chance it'll run into one of those sattelites. We have a computer/ telescope tracking them to find acceptable launch dates.
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You would generate a ship capable of providing a mini-ecosystem capable of sustaining a self-replicating crew.  Astronauts have kids who become astronauts down the ages until the destination is reached.  \n\nAs far as drive mechanism, currently NASA is working on finalizing an ION drive that gets stuff to its destination faster than our current thruster tech by propelling them at an increasing rate of acceleration.
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The system has to take up some room. I think it doesn't count the drive space used by the system programs and libraries. The amount it gives you is the amount you're free to work with. Plus, you probably won't be using all of that up anytime soon anyway.
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I personally think that disk drives in the future will:\n- Have huge storage sizes (terrabytes) due to the use of perpendicular writing methods.\n- Will get smaller.\n- Will include flash memory (will allow for instant access for OS boot ups.\n- Might be made of flash memory totally. No moving parts quicker access speeds.\n\nPlease note that these are my personal conclusions, they are not a professional opinion.\n\n~Enjoy
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Galaxies have sex? Kinky!!!!!
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I don't know why there are so many Cosmic Ridlles like Aether and Curvature of Time and even worse Space; Who does really understand it. And how can they play the fiddle in Space That is my Riddle!
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they say warp drive is possible but first we must discover negative energy then form a bubble around a ship with it as space behind us expands then space in front contracts then it propels us foward through contracted space making a trip to mars significantly shorter. phasers are possible by igniting electrons which causes a chain reaction which wil burn a target with large amounts of heat maybe enough to incinerate it. want a communicator go to verizon and buy a flip phone. if you want an entertainment system like data and want songs on demand go buy an ipod. well thats about it to see more stuff like this tune into the history channel now and again
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ATA (IDE EIDE), SCSI, SATA\n\nThe link at wiki will give you more.
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You might be interested in Xdrive.  See link in sources. Regards.
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The Virgo Supercluster.\nWikipedia knows all.