top | item 36955716 (no title) anotherboffin | 2 years ago Genuinely wondering why you mention “in a vacuum”, as the signal would have to go through the atmosphere. discuss order hn newest kimburgess|2 years ago For the inter-satellite links. First and last hop still need to pass from the ground to LEO.The obvious solution is to start yeeting compute and/or users into space. notakio|2 years ago I vote for users. I'll stay down here with compute, I know how this ends. BenjiWiebe|2 years ago Atmosphere is practically vacuum as far as speed of light goes.Fiber optic: 0.67c Atmosphere: 0.9997c Vacuum: 1c
kimburgess|2 years ago For the inter-satellite links. First and last hop still need to pass from the ground to LEO.The obvious solution is to start yeeting compute and/or users into space. notakio|2 years ago I vote for users. I'll stay down here with compute, I know how this ends.
BenjiWiebe|2 years ago Atmosphere is practically vacuum as far as speed of light goes.Fiber optic: 0.67c Atmosphere: 0.9997c Vacuum: 1c
kimburgess|2 years ago
The obvious solution is to start yeeting compute and/or users into space.
notakio|2 years ago
BenjiWiebe|2 years ago
Fiber optic: 0.67c Atmosphere: 0.9997c Vacuum: 1c