Comment Re:Apologise, greens (Score 1) 220
From what I'm seeing online, the Three Gorges Dam in China, looks like it might not need an earthquake or a tsunami, just some floods.
From what I'm seeing online, the Three Gorges Dam in China, looks like it might not need an earthquake or a tsunami, just some floods.
More often wind shuts down because the wind is blowing too hard than it is too little.
What is in a commercial communications satellite that can go so badly it will explode and send 20+ chunks of debris in all directions?
I'm going with hypergolic rocket fuel for station keeping and enough lithium ion batteries to keep it powered through maximum eclipse duration of around 72 minutes, especially when either of the above is hit by a micro-meteor.
I'm sure the power loss was to the satellite itself, not a terrestrial power grid and the loss of power resulted in the satellite being incapable of servicing it's customers.
There's basically no straightforward solution without specifying punctual conditions as the spacetime reference frames differ in so many ways. General relativity is a bitch.
Living on Earth may be expensive, but it includes an annual free trip around the Sun.