Science!

Good post in how image interpolation works.

www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/image-interpolation.htm

It's not overtly surprising though.

I mean if you look at the standard displacement of Jupiter you realize that its mass is incredible.

In Canada they kept a woman alive for 6 days after removing here lungs waiting for donor lungs. The surgery was successful pretty amazing feat to keep someone alive for 6 days with no lungs.

Question is:  Can they replicate it?

Well, this should maybe be in the Aviation/Space thread.

There are no laser guns. It's briefly mentioned that the wing hardpoints are wired for laser weapons. By this is almost certainly meant laser-guided weapons and laser designators.
Russia has no economic or technological resources to develop laser guns, and even the American laser guns take an entire Boeing 747 to carry.

The news is really that the Mig-35 has reached a stage where development of the first production version is basically finished.

The Mig-35 is sort of a Mig-29 'done right'. Which means it's not state of the art (which is unavailable in Russia anyway) but tremendously more exportable and practically useful for Russia than the old Soviet era aircraft. The Su-35S (combat operational since 2016) (lots of '35's here, it's the number in fashion, don't get them mixed up) is the same idea projected on the Su-27. I'm tempted to call it 'Westernized'.

The airframe is made stronger and lighter, with longer life-span, with the help of some composites and point reinforcements.
The payload is considerably bigger, making it a true multirole aircraft. Wing loading is higher, helping with range and kinematics (and low-speed aerobatics are overrated anyway).
Engines are more reliable and make less smoke. They also have rather slightly greater thrust and a massive increase in service life.

But the biggest change is in the systems. Here the plane is completely rewired to something that at least has the ambition to be modern multirole standard.

Of interest is the infrared search and tracking system. The F-35 also has a system like that. Since the foundation technologies for these have come into full maturity in the last decade (during the F-35's development) - processing power + the sensors have close to 100% efficiency and the technology to make them is commercially available -, I predicted that many/all would eventually field this kind of systems. The bad news for the F-35 is that together with helmet display this raises situational awareness so much that it pretty much completely nullifies both stealth and visibility advantages inside its range. I get no response from the F-35 crowd on this issue, so probably they either don't understand how this may transform future air combat, or they're so fixated on getting that stubborn plane that they just stick their heads into the sand, or - hopefully - I don't know what I'm talking about.

I don't know if you already discussed this but what do you think of this



should they go ??? I know they have to start somewhere and other ( Earth like ) planets they have discovered are at least for now to far away. But still there is no atmosphere on Mars and there are more problems they have to face on Mars. And i do not follow it all on the internet and t.v but it is kinda interesting. And also what do you think will they ever travel with the speed of light ???

But potatoes can grow on the surface of Mars. They can not grow on Venus.

Two Words: Floating Gardens. 

Mars ain't got nothing on that. 

Mind Blown.

A stable compound of helium and sodium has been formed