The satellites are still private property but defunct satellites are subject to international salvage laws so you could haul them in if you had a working space shuttle and the funds to launch it. Also keep in mind that satellites are designed to minimize their weight since it costs plenty to...
Most of them are actually external battery packs with a small solar panel strapped on to extend the charge on the batteries. They are solar powered in name only but people are easily greenwashed.
They're fine for occasional emergency use or to extend the charge on your phone but they are not...
Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors.
Depleted Cell Organ Scaffolding.
Computer simulation of the human brain.
It's really more a test of your imagination in selecting a subject and your research skills, 15 pages isn't a lot of material to write.
Yes. But we only know of them as failing satellites and the few samples of material brought back by the shuttle. However, despite how many thousands of satellitles that we have up there, it's a very very very small fraction of the space and an actual impact is still very improbable.
I think some of these really tired nonsense that keep trying to push nonsense such as Lunar Landing Conspiracy are just rants and should be reported at least for a little while. We've tolerated such idiocy for quite some time and have posted many replies, it's not as if they can't find such...
Perhaps for observatories to study the Sun.
A series of stories that I read described a transhumanic future where minds could be loaded into computers, down loaded and loaded into other bodies. They built a massive computer and data storage facility on Mercury using the solar power to drive...
They don't have scanners from Star Trek. Each test is very specific, they may be affected by other factors but only in an error of what they are trying to measure. An A1C test will only measure the amount of glucose that the blood cells have been exposed to, unexpected substances may cause...