Is it possible to use multiple satellites across space to speed up space communication? |
- Is it possible to use multiple satellites across space to speed up space communication?
- Why does COVID have an effect on menstrual cycles?
- Are there ever cancer studies testing new drugs that don't involve concomitant therapy with chemo and radiation?
- Does our total human energy use noticeably warm the planet?
| Is it possible to use multiple satellites across space to speed up space communication? Posted: 18 Jul 2022 03:49 PM PDT Reading about the Webb teleacope amd it sending info back at 25mb a sec, i was thinking abput if it were possible to put satellites throughout space as relays. Kinda like lighting the torches of Gondor. Would that actually allow for faster communication? [link] [comments] |
| Why does COVID have an effect on menstrual cycles? Posted: 18 Jul 2022 11:41 AM PDT |
| Posted: 18 Jul 2022 03:21 PM PDT In trying to research potential treatments for glioblastoma, I came across cannabinoids. It seems like they all fight cancer (glioblastoma specifically) and could inevitably some day cure people's cancers. There have been hundreds of studies, but as near as I can tell there has never once been a single study that tested these in live humans, without being administered in combination with chemo and radiation. I heard a long time ago that they will never ever do that because if a person dies then someone gets blamed for not using chemo and radiation. That kind of logic seems designed to forever prevent there from being any kind of cure or alternative to chemo and radiation, ever. Do they ever do any in vivo studies on any (new or existing) cancer drugs that are not designed to see if the drug can "assist" chemo and radiation? If not, is there any "path forward" for anyone to ever develop a drug that actually cures cancer? [link] [comments] |
| Does our total human energy use noticeably warm the planet? Posted: 18 Jul 2022 09:42 AM PDT I'm not talking about the warming effects of CO2, but rather adding up all of our total energy use and assuming it will all eventually turn into heat, does that in itself have a warming effect on Earth? [link] [comments] |
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