Googles geplantes Rechenzentrum im Orbit wird Probleme mit Weltraummüll in einem bereits überfüllten Orbit haben
https://theconversation.com/googles-proposed-data-center-in-orbit-will-face-issues-with-space-debris-in-an-already-crowded-orbit-270410
Googles geplantes Rechenzentrum im Orbit wird Probleme mit Weltraummüll in einem bereits überfüllten Orbit haben
https://theconversation.com/googles-proposed-data-center-in-orbit-will-face-issues-with-space-debris-in-an-already-crowded-orbit-270410
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The bigger problem is cooling. The whole idea is just fantasy.
Why do they randomly bring up the drilled hole in the ISS, which has nothing to do with space debris?
We are going to be trapped on this rock forever
Another possible issue, is that it’s one of the stupid ideas I’ve ever heard. How does any engineer not simply laugh this idea down I don’t know.
Among the other very long list of issues it would face.
This is the kind of shit that happens when MBAs are left alone with too much Coke and no engineers to tell them „no.“
Especially if Russia keeps blowing up satellites in space. Nothing like getting hit by a bullet going over 10,000 mph.
Okay, I gotta ask: What benefit does a Datacenter in space even come with? Because no matter what it is, stuff like support, scalability, upgrading, latency, even cooling would be so much more efficient on earth. I mean, imagine something breaks down, you can’t just send someone from your local IT department into space. I for myself wouldn’t want to work at a company where a storm cloud at the wrong time could cause an incident.
It isn’t about making it happen. It’s about having something to invest in.
Am I the only one who thinks this is a dumb idea? How do you dump all that excess heat in a vacuum?