RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

USAF Veteran, LSU A&M alumni, Film investor, actor, Crafty, Future Mars Citizen, Inventor. Raton Bouge La Joined November 2022

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

7 months ago

Nothing but bots "following" me. Yet non of them are space related.

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

8 months ago

How many launches will @SpaceX have this year?

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Wondering if I should get a Hybrid or a Tesla. My Ford is in the shop once again and they want $600 to "find the problem" with the short in the LR wheel. I paid over $6k in less than a year for a new transmission and this vehicle has been broke 11 of 11 years.

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

a year ago

Elon's quip about building an iron suit is a bit unrealistic. Iron is to heavy. Perhaps Honeycomb tin suit would be light enough. Perhaps Microdrones that put themselves in projectile path is more realistic.

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

a year ago

The fastest way to heat up Mars/moon is for NASA to turn on the satellites they claimed years ago that they have, which creates a magnetosphere and ionosphere. This would initiate lightning strikes which would heat up the core and thus the celestial bodies.

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

a year ago

If #starship can make it to Uranus then it will be able to bring gasses and water to the Moon/Mars for use by colonies!!!

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

a year ago

Cheapest way to "scrub" oxygen it likely compressing gases into a liquid & allowing a "boil off" of just the gas you want separated. Using actual weight to push down & hydraulics to later push the weight up followed by pumping more air into the tank. also moss farms are cheap.

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

a year ago

Plants move nutrients by evaporating water from it's leaves causing a suction of water in the soil. I wonder what effect if any the use of negative and/or positive pressure in cloning a plant would be. + on rooting end - on other end/side.

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RabbitsOnMars @MarsRabbitFarm

a year ago

There are numerous insects that can be brought to Mars to process organic waste. The best is black fly larva as it will consume all organic waste. Others won't consume everything and those include: dung beetles, red worms, meal worms, grubs, and many water creatures.