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Your Faculty-Only Viewing of [EP.081] (Patreon)

Published:
2021-12-28 17:01:03
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2023-12

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PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAY TO THE AUDITORIUM FOR A SCREENING OF [EP.081]:

Should Guns Be Illegal in Space?

Hand in your recording devices to one of the Kevins. The video will be disseminated to the public soon, and I expect to see you nerds there!  Discussion of the episode will commence in #the-facility-episodes on the Discord after the screening.

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Anonymous

My sis & co are in town so I'll have to wait for the excitement to die down to watch tonight. (They're not anti science btw we were raised better than that, it's just that we haven't them in about 3 yrs)

Anonymous

Having not kept up too much on how this universe works - but would the math involved here change if you were to assume most space fights will occur near to high traffic areas - if a ship is in a battle somewhere the assumption would be other ships will be passing through at some point - and the destinations of those ships would be near by. i know at that point the idea of 'just how much angle is needed to miss a far off object' is fairly small so that may help reduce just how likely it would be for a random bullet to hit the nearby space station during battles - but it might not prevent ships being hit, if there is a wide net of destinations that branch away from those stations in 3 space? I do think long term bullets are not an issue as i agree with the decaying object issue, or the far flung object issue resolving the likelyhood of hitting 'future objects' my concern is more 'realtime nearby' objects given space is large, but travel pathways are usually limited and well used