Submitted by Postnificent t3_1246hup in space
ryschwith t1_jdy1uq4 wrote
In addition to it actually being very difficult to launch things toward Venus, which others have covered well, materially reducing the amount of garbage on Earth would require an untenable launch cadence--something on the order of launching a rocket every ten seconds.
And if we could manage that we would very quickly turn Earth into Venus with all of the greenhouse gases emitted by the launches.
Postnificent OP t1_jdy2f4c wrote
I am talking about using one of these new nuclear pellet ships they are currently developing to do this. Chemical Rockets have to be phased out eventually and are absolutely not suitable for this purpose. Yes I am talking about future technology.
ryschwith t1_jdy2qf7 wrote
By the time we can launch magical non-polluting rockets every ten seconds nonstop we'll probably have much easier ways of dealing with garbage.
Postnificent OP t1_jdy33ie wrote
The entire problem I have is why aren’t we working on this problem? Instead we are inventing new ways to make trash but not working on a solution.
ryschwith t1_jdy3dl8 wrote
And the answer you're overwhelmingly getting and keep trying to argue against is: because it's a very inefficient way to deal with garbage and there are better options that are far more feasible.
Postnificent OP t1_jdy4ohi wrote
I ask questions like this to see how close minded a community is. I got my answer. Thanks.
astro_turfing t1_jdyti3s wrote
Your question is stupid. The replies have tried to explain reality to you but you are too stupid to understand it. The problem is you bud. Not the community.
EarthSolar t1_je3i33c wrote
That moment when you can't argue with facts so you tried to pull an 'am testing y'all'
Postnificent OP t1_je57n91 wrote
The moment you start spouting theory as fact I know exactly what you are but nice try guy.
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