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Vovanm88 2nd Mar 2019

Chuvak, Da ti zhe russjiy?
Matvey123 2nd Mar 2019

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skipydog 2nd Mar 2019

this has a great meltdown to it when you try and do it!
Argnavt 2nd Mar 2019

klasno
player4444 2nd Mar 2019

@987tails Yup! Water can be extracted from comets, asteroids, moons, etc.
987tails 1st Mar 2019

Manakia are you saying we can get water from asteroids, moons etc? so if we ever suffer some kind of water shortages we can follow up from other planets?
Valerius_Paipikus 28th Feb 2019

Not bad.
McMaarten 28th Feb 2019

meltdown if you close thingg enough
Manakia 28th Feb 2019

Actually this is pretty accurate. Granted whilst water vapor is not the most energetic monopropellant it can be harvested en masse from asteroids, moons, and other celestial bodies. So this is probably the kind of engine that a space miner vessel would use in the near future. However, most designs would utilize 1 reactor and simply pipe monopropellant around it several times.
TheNik 28th Feb 2019

It's not as simple. Stirling engines are great, but not always. According to Wikipedia, Stirling engines achieve efficiencies of up to 50%, compared to 40% for regular turbines. But they tend to be larger and more expensive, and are not possible to replicate in TPT.

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