
[Q&A+] Moon Bases Locations, Lunar Internet, Sun's Companion
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BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 13:51
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Could the Sun have a binary companion, are we the only observers in the Universe, will lunar bases be close to each other? And in Q&A+, could we grow crops in asteroid regolith?
00:00 Intro
00:23 [@SantiagoT75] Can the Sun be orbiting another star we just haven’t yet noticed?
04:54 [@silasmiller4417] Are we really the only true observer in the Universe?
07:25 [@terryhardaway3285] How hard would it be to put the ISS in lunar orbit or on the Moon?
10:00 [@Space_Whales42] How close do you think the Chinese base on the moon will be to the American base?
12:14 [@Noonyuh] What sort of internet bandwidth should we expect on our moon bases?
13:51 [@Squigglyboi] Did they test growing crops in asteroid regolith?
17:01 Outro
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