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Russia Space Probe Crashes Off Chile Coast
Started by TLTheLiberator on
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Started by Mrubuto on
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Unless a probe was sent out for the purpose, are you saying its irrelevant because....
Eventually thought the probe will probably break down or crash into a planet.
To block a radio signals they will eventually always make it back to earth .
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Russian space probe to crash to Earth within hours MOSCOW (AP) A failed Russian probe designed to travel to a moon of Mars but stuck in Earth orbit will come crashing down within hours, likely in a shower of fragments that survive the fiery re-entry....
Started by R-14Driver on
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UPDATE : Russian space probe crashes into Pacific
MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian space probe designed to boost the nation's pride on a bold mission to a moon of Mars has in the Brazilian state....
All dogs I meet, and some people too.
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According to various sources, such as Wikipedia and various .edu websites found by Google, the most common ways for a hash table to resolve collisions are linear or quadratic probing and chaining. Randomized probing is briefly mentioned but not given ...
Started by dsimcha on
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Wouldn't you have the problem that for insertions into a non-sparsely populated table there's no guarantee that you'll hit all the elements of the hash table before starting to iterate over duplicate elements?
As a result insertion time wouldn't be well... .
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 11:31 AM
Why have we never found evidence of extraterrestrial probes in our universe? A new study suggest that, from a mathematical point of view, we have not looked in enough places.
http://www.futurity....-in-vast-space/
Started by Persia on
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Sort of like:
This is a false premise based on how primitive... .
A waste of time.
Posted 10 November 2011 - 01:38 PM
This is a false premise based on how primitive man gets to space away say 99% of the material to put that 1% into space like we do.
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Russia's failed Mars probe, Phobos-Grunt, is likely to fall back to Earth this Sunday, to be torn apart high in the atmosphere.
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Not sure whether to go outside and look for a flaming re-entry , or hide under the stairs... .
Worryingly, the craft passes almost directly overhead tonight, just after 22:00 - and tomorrow night at 21:30, if it's still there .
I just checked on Heavens Above.
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Rats guess it isn't going to crash in my yard.
A failed Russian probe designed to travel to a moon of Mars but stuck in Earth orbit will come crashing down within hours, the Russian space agency said Sunday.
Roscosmos said the unmanned Phobos-Ground will...
Started by Overdew on
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MOSCOW – A Russian space probe designed to boost the nation's pride on a bold mission to a moon of Mars came down with balloons(had contact....
Contact but didn't know how to read his GPS) when they are looking for the space probe.
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Quote: : A Russian probe designed to travel to a moon of Mars but stuck in Earth orbit will come crashing down within hours, the Russian space agency said Sunday.
Roscosmos said the unmanned Phobos-Ground willl crash between 1641 and 2105 GMT (11:41 a...
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I am truly hoping that the space probe burns before hitting earth at ANY location.
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Background: I'm a sysadmin at a relatively large university (about 15,000 users in residential space/ResNet). While my group is responsible for administering ResNet space (authentication, DHCP, etc.) the actual network devices are owned and run by another...
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Of course....
It doesn't need to get the address from the DHCP server as long as no one else takes it .
Can you not just install a machine on the network with a static IP? You said you were in control of DHCP, so just reserve a specific IP for that machine .
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Russia's Mars probe will crash to Earth ...
Started by StarWars on
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Looks like to mess with a Russian ....
A failed space probe will fall into the Indian Ocean, far away from any populated areas, but stillSo goes the modern space race Space work is no job for sissies! Now this is interesting.
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