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Polaris Station – Novelette Part 2
(Continued from Part 1) Katya’s eyes narrowed, her head tilted down. “As stated in the presentation, it would be a fraction of the cost of what we would lose in productivity due to a day’s loss of the internet.” Kendall … Continue reading
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Tagged cold war, geostationary satellite, momentum, satellite, satellite launchers
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Tunnel Vision Part III
The terminal and smells of hydraulics and motors are now well behind us and the status console indicates NORMAL operating conditions. It is no longer possible to look at the tube structural support rings as they pass at a rate … Continue reading
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Tagged fluid mechanics, mach, satellite launchers, space trek, transportation, wind tunnel
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