re: The article is correct... Interstellar nanoprobes are not an option

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ljk — 6/14/2005 3:53:19 PM (archived)

Of course a sufficiently large and protected starship (a.k.a., the mothership) could travel from one star system to another carrying a whole bunch of nanoprobes to investigate the target systems.

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Amalthea mystery - Buck Galaxy - 6/11/2005 6:13:19 PM
- Maybe it's the remnant of a ring that's disappeared. (n/t) - alcaray - 6/12/2005 4:12:07 PM
  - re: There are 2 other moons closer to Jupiter - Raoul - 6/13/2005 8:30:36 PM
- Ask Gary about this one.... (n/t) - Nick Hoffman - 6/12/2005 6:00:12 AM
  - If it had a metallic exterior or regular geometry.... - Gary - 6/12/2005 8:29:20 PM
    - Wrecked hardware - Tom Brosz - 6/13/2005 1:18:53 AM
      - Starships are big - Gary - 6/13/2005 4:33:06 PM
        
        re: Starships are big - ljk - 6/13/2005 5:04:18 PM
        
        1991 VG - Adam - 6/13/2005 8:30:30 PM
        
        re: 1991 VG - ljk - 6/13/2005 9:03:46 PM
        
        Wayback Machine... - Adam - 6/13/2005 9:45:38 PM
        
        How about all the belts? - ljk - 6/14/2005 2:32:54 PM
        
        Wayback Machine...II - Adam - 6/14/2005 3:13:57 AM
        
        re: Wayback Machine...II - ljk - 6/14/2005 2:25:04 PM
        
        Numerous errors... - Adam - 6/15/2005 9:33:34 AM
        
        Can interstellar nanoprobes survive the trip? - ljk - 6/14/2005 2:29:43 PM
        
        The article is correct... Interstellar nanoprobes are not an option - Gary - 6/14/2005 3:43:34 PM
        
        re: The article is correct... Interstellar nanoprobes are not an option - ljk - 6/14/2005 3:53:19 PM
        
        Right again - Gary - 6/14/2005 4:09:52 PM
- "That's no moon!" (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 6/11/2005 9:51:52 PM
  - re: "That's a moon!" - Raoul - 6/12/2005 9:41:11 AM
    - re: "That's a moon!" - Delbert - 6/12/2005 3:02:32 PM
      - re: "That's a moon!" - ljk - 6/13/2005 2:06:27 PM

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