Replying to @Shrike_DeCil
It is a little weird, yeah. I don't know, I feel kinda involuntarily rude for not following back everybody, wish I could
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Replying to @robertmclaws @elonmusk
The problem is a star plow could end up *adding* to the debris cloud before it ever deploys. In a severe Kessler scenario all orbital positions are clogged.
Replying to @Dollaruse @elonmusk
The assumption that everyone is a bad faith actor makes you a bad faith engager
Replying to @robertmclaws @elonmusk
I've heard a lot of ideas like this since I made that post. The problem is, to clean up a Kessler, you have to get the [insert rube goldberg device] up into the Kessler in the first place. The exception being certain laser concepts which have been under study for many years
Replying to @ParsleyPalace
I'm so glad I'm able to actually use this stuff. What a time to be alive
Replying to @JcJosue3773 @elonmusk
The decision equation for Putin probably hinges right now on what he thinks he can get China to put up with. To a point.
Replying to @FilmLadd @triggerpod
He's a lefty anti-american libertarian who should be taking his comedy to Iran, Gaza and Russia
Replying to @Hunter_Teng @elonmusk
Even assuming some magic that prevents LEO debris from a Kessler cascade ending up hitting objects in a higher orbit, you *still* block space access for years.
Replying to @gwen_novak9 @RyanMcbeth
Well not all that cool, I just did videos and graphics and animations for them, I didn't do any astrophysics or aerospace engineering

