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TOS wrote:rjprice wrote:![]()
what a jerk
TOS wrote:rjprice wrote:![]()
what a jerk
Metacell wrote:degeneric wrote:
So awesome. If it's anywhere near as good as the Yamato movie, I will be psyched!
belloq451 wrote: How many good spots are left on earth to build telescopes before we need to consider other options? Not that I think building this one is bad, but the day will come when we need a bigger scope, but the land will be either already developed or unsuitable for telescopes because of air/light pollution.
Kirk wrote:
There's plenty of real estate left for future telescopes, belloq. Most of higher Andes Mountains would be excellent sites for example. That's just the conventional telescope sites.
mmaverick wrote wrote: I'm just on a fiddlesticks train.
chikie wrote:Kirk wrote:
There's plenty of real estate left for future telescopes, belloq. Most of higher Andes Mountains would be excellent sites for example. That's just the conventional telescope sites.
You just have the problem of how you're going to build a large telescope high atop the Andes![]()
TOS wrote:chikie wrote:Kirk wrote:
There's plenty of real estate left for future telescopes, belloq. Most of higher Andes Mountains would be excellent sites for example. That's just the conventional telescope sites.
You just have the problem of how you're going to build a large telescope high atop the Andes![]()
easier than building on the moon, tho
mmaverick wrote wrote: I'm just on a fiddlesticks train.
chikie wrote:TOS wrote:chikie wrote:Kirk wrote:
There's plenty of real estate left for future telescopes, belloq. Most of higher Andes Mountains would be excellent sites for example. That's just the conventional telescope sites.
You just have the problem of how you're going to build a large telescope high atop the Andes![]()
easier than building on the moon, tho
They'd put many at the Earth - Sun L2 before they even think of putting one on the moon.
Séamas wrote:
Yeah, it's probably 'shopped--or perhaps there really are five men the size of skyscrapers!