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originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: dragonridr
Neutrino's may have a potential higher velocity though those we can measure fall roughly in line with the speed of light.
Also Quantum reaction's/action are many magnitudes faster than the speed of light at least ten thousand times faster.
Man-made satellites are put in orbit at rather substantial cost, so yes they have kinetic energy but it's a very expensive form of kinetic energy, which is the first problem.
originally posted by: Mailman
Why dont we make a satellite that orbits earth or the sun that makes power from this simple action? I see the new wireless charging technology I dont think my phone has it. you would need to go Tesla and beam the power to earth or have it to power charging stations for shuttle systems
the fact that while in orbit your traveling at tens of thousands miles per hour...there has to be some kind of turbine that could absorb that.
im just bored at work btw.
To deliver that much propellant to orbit takes a lot more propellant which is why the cost of keeping the ISS in orbit is millions and millions of dollars.
At its current altitude, the space station uses about 19,000 pounds of propellant a year to maintain a consistent orbit. At the new, slightly higher altitude, the station is expected to expend about 8,000 pounds of propellant a year.
originally posted by: ErosA433
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: dragonridr
Neutrino's may have a potential higher velocity though those we can measure fall roughly in line with the speed of light.
Also Quantum reaction's/action are many magnitudes faster than the speed of light at least ten thousand times faster.
citation required... neutrinos appear to fall in line with everything else with a maximum velocity of near the speed of light (since they have mass)
There is also no such thing as a Quantum reaction, at least not in the way i think you are using the terminology. There are affects, but not reactions in the same manner as chemistry. Please point me at a credible paper which has measured this velocity.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
As for Neutrino's why do we actually have to use deep underground observatory's miles down old mine shaft's to detect them BEFORE we receive the optical affects of far away supernova, please explain this in plain English so we humble human's can understand?.
As you know before we receive the optical wavelength's of light we do actually receive the Neutrinos which pass through our earth but are detected using a special - actually a cleaning solution was the original medium and perhaps they are still using it, the Neutrino's are NOT captured as they pass right through everything but they do periodically excite an atom's core due to there passage increasing it's energy which then as you know releases a brief pulse of energy from that atom, usually in the form of light but meanwhile the old Neutrino which is a quasi physical particle as you also know continues on it's way.
The only Neutrino's we have been able to generate are actually those created in our particle accelerators and those certainly do fall within the constraint's of just below the speed of light but that is from a particle accelerator not those we see coming from giant dying stars some of which may become quantum singularity's, so at what speed do you think those may travel, are they still constrained by the ideas of a few earth bound egg head's whom fry tiny particles in a giant magnetic accelerator and then claim there measurement's are so and this means' that they then must be universal or do you believe that there may and I do say may just be a slight margin for error on there part?.
Let's enlighten you a little on something since you believe you know it all.