Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
Apparently NO computer or smart system is safe from hacking and the CIA tool kit is now out in the open for any 3rd party to use "Recently, the CIA lost control of the majority of its hacking arsenal including malware, viruses, trojans, weaponized "zero day" exploits, malware remote control ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
I don't know about no computer is safe, I've things that've never seen the interwebs and the last time it was powered up was well before the days of persistent firmware infections and it's too old for other modern plagues. But certainly, some things are less safe than others. The ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
and the "solution" to that is to use peoples for bypassing the gap
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
The only system safe from hacking is the one you cannot reach. In space, it would be sort of obvious whether or not someone had 'reached' you. Limit communications to a dedicated system purely used for external communications. That way, if things are 'hacked' only the external comms would be ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
Moon , Mars or Space station for Asgardians??? Timelines 15yrs+, 30yrs+ or 5 years + Can Asgardia afford not to have a program at the risk of becoming irrelevant and/or failure to establish any degree of credibility when all the space nations have plans and are leaning or actively engaged ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
My short answer: is not at this time and I don't see the utility and messing with the ONE moon Earth has. In the short term, I'd like to see Asgardia get a satellite up, lets do Goal #1 before jumping ahead to Goal # 264. I think down the ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
From what I have read in the past I don't see the Moon ever being colonized. It is just not suitable for us humans to sustain a colony with no atmosphere and no fertile land. It's a complete barren satellite. Not to mention it would cost to build and maintain ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
I think Asgardia will need to be at the forefront of space infrastructure and development, if it is to be true to its purpose. It will by necessity need to be full of people like you who are willing to ask these questions and push these ideas, even when they ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
Posted here as well as Education for maximum exposure ..coz it's goooood :) for PC of phone and phone is a big deal. something fairly new for free Maths and science education The site
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
Interesting sites, thanks ;)
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
Ambitious. It's basically a mobile version of Khan Academy.
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
We have zero tolerance of profanity ..what the Frack...are we normal? " 74 percent of Americans surveyed said they hear profanity in public frequently or occasionally. Another two-thirds believe that foul language is more common than it was 20 years ago. the f word Sixty-four percent of Americans say they ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
Self edited.
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
We should say whatever the ***** we want at all times...and we should also expect and be prepared for the negative social consequences that may or may not come with that in certain contexts. Sometimes a simple profane word or phrase is appropriate or it just simply feels good. We're ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC
While, in my personal life, I can swear like a sailor when something rankles me, I tend to not do so under normal conditions as it commonly demonstrates a limited vocabulary. However, in this circumstance, I feel I must use certain words to prove points. In writing, I usually just ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
Would our leaders wish to send official congratulations and offer support? FEB 2nd 2017 "The establishment of the Philippine Space Agency (PSA) is now slowly taking shape after Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte approved a proposal for a 10-year Space Development Program (SDP) with a funding of P24 billion." <http: 02="" ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
I think offering any support to a nation that wishes to further human exploration into space should be a given.We are all in this together, so we must move forward as one.
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
"European Space Agency, who monitor thousands of nearby stars, asteroids and comets, says it is highly unlikely that any sizable space object will hit earth during the next half-million years. " "there are many claims and reports of people being hit by a meteorite but most of those claims could ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
So commercial moon mining is becoming a current issue but obviously the Corporations think it is doable or they would not invest. "Will moon mining be BANNED? " Not a chance!! The USA appears to think all they need to do is license and regulate ...
Dec 13, 20 / Cap 12, 04 11:30 UTC
A lot of interesting and precious things can be found in Space and mined. However, the challenge is to do that mining a bit better than we do on Earth. For example, asteroid 16 Psyche is mostly iron and nickel, so it's far more efficient to do on-site processing (mining ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
As long as they don't mine on the bit of moon I 'own', I have the certificate to prove it......
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
I will list a couple of favourties from decades ago which younger members may have not had the opportunity to be exposed to and enjoy CREAM.. The band is widely regarded as the world's first successful supergroup War of the Worlds live ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
"Jean-Michel André Jarre (born 24 August 1948) is a French composer, performer and music producer. He is a pioneer in the electronic, synthpop, ambient and new-age genres, and known as an organiser of outdoor spectacles of his music featuring lights, laser displays, and fireworks."
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
We should embrace and be leaders in this field "Science-fiction fans take heart — robots are finally about to take over the world. It won’t be quite like the blockbuster films, but it’s being predicted that by 2019 the global robotics market will exceed £100 billion worldwide. Increasingly, we will ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
Automation is likely to play a significant role in the deployment and maintainence of any significant or long term initative - as much as day-to-day life. To become leaders in this field will take significant effort - many have a long head start. It will take time to even catch ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
"much of the current excitement has been prompted by a new generation of complex, humanoid robots. These droids can do your dusting, entertain your children or play cocktail waiter at your parties — all while carrying on a witty conversation. Experts say similar robots could soon replace humans in many ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
These are still weak AIs. It's basically Siri plus a Roomba on a platform designed to look vaguely humanoid. Other than the UI, this kind of robotics has been steadily replacing humans for simple task execution for a long time now.
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
The EU are drawing up plans to grant Robots human rights http://www.techspot.com/news/67773-european-union-calls-robot-rights-but-wants-kill.html
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
This change is coming... and fast. I've often thought about this recently and I think it will come from a slightly unexpected angle - not for convenience, but for insurance purposes. For example, take the heavy road transport industry. Insurance is a necessity to protect business from catastrophic loss (and ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
Given that Moon exploration is being planned by russia , Japan, India and others in the next 3 years and rovers have limited range is it possible to fly a helicopter or microlite and drones on the Moon? Obviously this would cover greater areas and accumulate more data particlarly if ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC

With some resources found in space that are flammable, we can use for our thrusters if needed, which wouldn't a flammable material be bad for a drone in space?

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
You mean the same technicality I was continually highlighting? The one that actually stops it being a "helicopter"? To assume "drone" equates "quadracopter" then all the questioned systems are unviable as they require atmosphere. Should "drone" not equate "qaudracopter" then there are propulsion systems that could make that viable, in ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
Gotta admit that was funny, a little rude but funny all the same and no it is not still taking place for conflict's sake. I originally had never intended to reply past my initial comment. I was just trying to stress the fact that beyond the technicality you pointed out. ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
Obviously NOT including Top Secret launches and subject to change please add if you know others
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
" The Trump administration is preparing executive orders that would clear the way to drastically reduce the United States’ role in the United Nations and other international organizations, as well as begin a process to review and potentially abrogate certain forms of multilateral treaties." NYT Jan 25 <https: 01="" 2017="" ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
"The world is awash in bullshit. Politicians are unconstrained by facts. Science is conducted by press release. Higher education rewards bullshit over analytic thought. Startup culture elevates bullshit to high art. Advertisers wink conspiratorially and invite us to join them in seeing through all the bullshit — and take advantage ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
I firmly believe Blockchain voting is the future of true representation of the people, Asgardia could use it to form laws and articles of the Constitution that truly represent the wishes of its Citizens with a very high degree of transparency and credibility to minimize doubt and argument over the ...
Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
It's used commonly for login purposes, as it's a great and secure authentication mechanism. Yes, it's both for confirming the input and the user as well as allowing for encryption to shield from prying in the case of intercept. The idea is you use this - a defined, well tested ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
This was a bit above my "paygrade" so i had to look it up. It appears that it is an ultra secure high security cyptographic method of verification particulary for log ins which I assume is to verify that the user is the user and the data provided is from ...
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
Having a blockchain doesn't intrinsically lend security, just complexity. It's great for tracing financial transactions, but what does it really lend, security wise, to "voting" that couldn't be better achieved by PKCS-11/X.509 and a randomised token?
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Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:28 UTC
On the reasonable assumption that the primary goals or Space Platform, Space Law , UN recognition and digitising the Noosphere are the sphere and responsibility of less than 5% of Asgardias citizens who are qualified in those areas what can the 95% majority do other than suggest a few ideas ...
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