The Roman Circus defined = “bread and circuses“

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxeG1Xzi92o


https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/361674-bread-and-circuses-could-strike-down-america-like-rome

"I am aware of radiation issues concerning astronauts and organic materials but I wasn't aware that metals and composites gather and hold radiation that can be transferred to humans and organics?
Now I'm curious about it."

Radiation mutates cells by ripping away electrons from the cellular structures, sure we irradiate some foods to increase shelf life but it isn't the same type of radiation found in space. There is a difference, Ionizing and non-ionizing radiations, non-ionizing is used to extend shelf life.

https://www.livescience.com/61680-will-spacex-roadster-survive-in-space.html


"Didn't we already do a sample return mission to a comet or something?"

First hit from Google is the link below. I believe we have landed on a comet or asteroid but I can't place a name and it didn't make a return as the probe was nearing at the end of it's life so they made the crap shoot landing and pulled it off if memory serves me.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/nasa-osiris-rex-asteroid-sample-return-mission-arrives-bennu-180970937/

"I wonder if the hardware was radiated to the point it was dangerous?"
There is a reason everything from space is handled with great care, even after it makes reentry.

"A couple decades ago, my neighbor worked at NASA and we used to sit around the pool with a beer talking about space exploration.
He was saying that the distance and propulsion issues were not as bad as the effects of the cosmic radiation on the astronauts.
I haven't read up on NASA lately but I believe they are working on that radiation problem."

I used to buy lasers from a NASA engineer and we met in Texas for some business, had a chat about fishing through the ice on Europa with a product I developed. He mentioned some gal he wanted to introduce me to at NASA but it didn't happen.

"When I consider the conditions on Earth when my grandchildren are my age over-population will be in emergency mode.
There are 3 ways to rectify an over-population problem.
1. Start culling people. (I hope it doesn't come to that)
2. Inhabit and make viable more of the planet.
This would involve constructing habitats and farming the oceans and deserts.
Perhaps subterranean?
3. Planet exodus.
This will involve a lot of money and science as well as dedication of the people acting together for a common goal. "
Although there have been some horrific plagues through history we're seeing strains of viruses and such unlike what we've known. HIV, AIDS, MRSA....

Man hasn't hardly started to build down yet and we have a lot of restate under our feet with the potential for energy sources at the same time while the knowledge and ability to bring light down with us as I've mentioned previously. The tilling could go for more land mass after materials of value are drawn from them.

"Ketchup - Who Knew?

Back in the early years of the 21st Century mankind was helpless against the effects of cosmic rays.
All until a simple space accident by hungry astronaut.

Randy Boudir haphazardly sprayed a packet of Ketchup onto a cosmic ray detector in the old ISS.
He hurriedly commenced to clean up that awful red mess from the sensor and noticed it had stopped registering any cosmic rays. As he wiped the mess away, the detector once again started spurting forth data.
On a hunch, Randy spread more ketchup onto the detector and it went eerily silent again. A simple swipe confirmed his discovery.

Next time you take your trip to one of the outer planets just remember that its only a thin film of ketchup that protects you from a relentless shower of deadly cosmic rays.

Thanx Randy! "

Likely a conductive metallic surface was cleaned by the acidic properties of the Ketsup and dampened while the Ketsup was in place as it holds a lot of water. Water is really pretty dense, density stops radiation as I mentioned before.

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Don't get yourself hacked youngster

Bulge

The Guess Who - No Sugar Tonight

What he said

Had beans and ham, I make 5 quarts at a time and freeze portions to microwave later just like other things I cook.
Trying frozen ribs but will boil the bags.

Okay, you brought up IO, you do understand that would put a person in space twice as long as Kelley was out there?
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/health-risks-of-space-travel#1

The longer it takes to place stores in space or take on the journey the more radiation will accumulated.

Food stores would be radiated then the radiation would be consumed radiating the astronauts, structures would be radiated to then radiate what ever was put in the structures, remember some forms of these radiations out there have a half life of 1.6 million years.


I'm in the speed camp brother, at least until we can manage a means of creating an electromagnetic field to encapsulate anything and everything needed for long slow ventures into space. Even then at the rates of speed we travel it would take many generations of families to reach the nearest solar system outside our own.

Light years, 186,000 miles a second for one year, that's hardly even perceptible.

obstetrician

I'm doing ribs like that again!

Gregarious Gorilla

Take another hit of

Lear

forget it, I'll drive!

Ribs, seasoned and waiting in a food saver bag in the fridge since last night.

Tuna fish

speed bump

I've posted in the other thread, do some studying on Royal Raymond Rife.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTlgCLkF-jc

I believe his studies are being picked up in another country and are going through trials at this time.

Edit: That first video isn't very brief and to the point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AysfKyl8O9k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fh0RJczTAc&t=55s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w0_kazbb_U