On 13-Jan-22 9:07 pm, pnn calmagorod wrote:
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> It reads …… These 12 000 satellites will have a weight between 100kg and 500kg [1]. To send one kilogram into low Earth orbit aboard the Falcon Heavy, SpaceX's rocket, costs the public about 1600 $ [2], but it is likely that SpaceX's recharge will be around 70% once the first stage of the rocket and fairing are recovered [3], so the cost per kilogram of SpaceX should be around $ 400. From… https: //it.quora.com/Quale-sarebbe-il-costo-per-il-lancio-di-circa-12-000-satelliti-nellorbita-terrestre
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> So there are two horns:
> Solution 1)
> Theoretically and perhaps in the near future SpaceX COULD bring "always theoretically" a 30 kg of a Sub321n8 (with solar panels, accumulators and more batteries, + C2, etc ..) in low orbit at the modest cost of about $ 12,000 ... !
> ... and then from there to maneuver for our kaiser with a C2 implemented through with something like this (at least 2)
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> The thing would be a real PNN drone!
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> Solution 2)
> However, however, Muskino could put his beak which would force us to go ... .. quench us and then to Solution 2): Or in orbit with our methods and use the network in orbit made xi Satellite phones since unknowingly built the support structure 😊 at the C2 of the PNN in the circumterrestrial vacuum
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> And lallo
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