sadetheruiner

sadetheruiner t1_j8llxl8 wrote

Reply to What wild cat did my house cat descend from? Why aren’t there a variety of housecat-like animals in savannahs and jungles? Why can orange, grey, and other patterns of pet floofs be seen in homes but not in the wild? by writing_spork

Same reason you’d never see wild pugs, humans bred pets to be interesting looking(many times doing a grave disservice to their health). Stalking predators like felines are genetically pressured to blend into their hunting environment, so a long haired orange cat would suck at blending into a jungle, get eaten or starve to death.

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sadetheruiner t1_j7t5sic wrote

Reply to Question about UFO or launch by NeedleworkerFit188

Why would you be investigated? You have witnesses, unless you, your copilot and attendant all have a history of being drunk on the job. Reporting crap like that to the control tower isn’t going to end with a black bag over your head by some super secret government agency.

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sadetheruiner t1_j2fi1av wrote

Reply to comment by Triabolical_ in Israeli pens plan for belt of solar panels on moon to power oxygen production. With NASA mulling nuclear reactor to generate energy, Ben Gurion University expert says his idea would produce same amount of power with six times less mass. by Zee2A

I believe most people would be more comfortable with a heat transfer system, but of course that’s more weight, more cost and more things to break.

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sadetheruiner t1_j2f5kgf wrote

Reply to comment by seedanrun in Israeli pens plan for belt of solar panels on moon to power oxygen production. With NASA mulling nuclear reactor to generate energy, Ben Gurion University expert says his idea would produce same amount of power with six times less mass. by Zee2A

That would probably be more efficient. Honestly if operations expand there’s no reason a hybrid system couldn’t be utilized, as someone else mentioned the fission gives free heat.

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sadetheruiner t1_j2ehilb wrote

Reply to comment by mrod9191 in Israeli pens plan for belt of solar panels on moon to power oxygen production. With NASA mulling nuclear reactor to generate energy, Ben Gurion University expert says his idea would produce same amount of power with six times less mass. by Zee2A

If it rings the moon it’s always daylight on half the panels. So I think the takeaway is that half the panels at any given time produce more than fission options.

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