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Lostgallifreyan wrote:
wrote in news ![]() But again, the question is why bother? Well, to add to your list of Eternal Questions of the Past Century, you can add that one. ![]() mountian climbing, exploring West Africa, Antartica, and probably bungy jumping. The jury's still out on that last one. The simple answer is: because it hasn't been done, or at least not by the person most wanting and able to do it. A better answer is: to find out what can be learned along the way, given that the destination is a new one. Most of science was built that way. Apples and oranges; we already know what will happen if one were to build an antenna from a superconductor. Fire up EZNEC and set material loss to zero; done. snip more apples and oranges -- Jim Pennino |
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