As far as I know, smaller pieces tumble down when it burns up in the atmosphere, so precisely nucle

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9. dec. 2008 07:49 The aging Hubble telescope gets a visit from the soil on 12 May. The mission, which was otherwise scheduled earlier this year, is to switch a camera, install six new gyroscopes and a spectrograph. Further, replace batteries, make other repairs and replacements and installed new thermal protection. apophis
Engineers have since September been in the process of making parts for the telescope, and it is expected that Hubble with future improvements and repairs at least will work for year 2013.
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# 2 it's not like hubble, but specialized small satellites, for example, can see and measure gamma rays or something. hubble is a dessi unexploded glass optical apophis telescope can observe in the visible and infrared light spectrum. according to your link, it will be replaced by james webb space telescope, but it is only an infrared telescope. the glass optical telescope days is shown spoke
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As far as I know, smaller pieces tumble down when it burns up in the atmosphere, so precisely nuclear waste I do not would like to tumble down. Even if they ensure that it dumps into the Pacific Ocean. So rather put a rocket ir **** of it in the direction of the sun or a foreign solar system. No, wait - not a foreign solar system. It could be interpreted as an act of terrorism to send such a "dirty bomb" off.
# 5: Given the distance to the nearest alien solar system, would not it be a bit like receiving a videotape in which Osama Bin Laden threatens to fly into the Empire State Building about 500,000 years?
Could one not otherwise store nuclear waste, for example. Moon until we know how to exploit it better (through merger or antibody reactions)? As far as I know the utilization not even over 50% today?
# 6 If the moon's weight increases, it did not move closer to the ground? Can you possibly deposit containers apophis with CO2 and nuclear waste there, and then take rare metal back? Can not we invent a better solar panels and wind turbines much faster (and cheaper) than we can deposit nuclear waste on the moon for later use?
Very minimal. Think of the Earth's diameter is huge - well over 99% percent of its mass is located inside the planet, in the depths people will never be able to reach to excavate within the foreseeable future. When we extract such. uranium, so we scratches in the top of 0.00000 ... 01% of the surface. We landfill it then on the Moon, and look at the gravitational pull, then it will respond to something like adding a grain of sand on top of an apartment building, and expect apophis to coincide for that reason.
Solar panels and wind turbines have a very small energy return ifht. Nuclear power, and nuclear reactor produces apophis the very little waste ifht. Energy it generates, so no I doubt it. But this assumes of course that we have a way to get to the moon, but it works NASA anyway on.
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I wonder if you build them for it .. so .. we have to make an object that should be in this ground clearance, for many years should it fall and burn up, all parts must be burned up within 10m from the earth surface apophis .. or they just assume that the g & Osla