Aurora Spacelines Concept - Remote Laser Powered Orbital Travelling
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Aurora Spacelines was a conceptual design project made by Masters Degree candidates of Umeå Institute of Design in Umeå, Sweden.
One student from each of masters programme; Metin Kaplan from Advanced Product Design, Niklas Palm from Transportation Design and Terry Lim from Interaction Design; created the fictional company "Aurora Spacelines" that is providing high-speed orbital travelling service by using lightcrafts.
The whole MPAA thing at the beginning makes it look like this is a movie. I'd buy a ticket.
As a spaceman who has possibly seen distant Lightcraft descendants, I highly approve of the Deodata track. Also sprach Zarathustra. Bravo from behind the blue door.
Wolfenion made a good point, that the laser capability isn't there yet. I got interested in this after reading a new book, X Descending, that will let you in on a lot of untold information.
Sadly, it must only be an ebook at the moment, but it's an eyeopener.
Yes, the original had to be spun like a top for stability. Still it'd be better than our current rocket technology, if we can utilize ground based energy for lifting heavy objects. Only then could we build large hulled spaceships in orbit in a space dock.
It would not have to spin if it has a build in gyroscope.
@Riechode
It would have to carry some small amount of on-board propellant. I think they plan to use water, but I don't know for sure.
This video has NOTHING to do with future space travel. This is just some promo video of some user interface design people.
Yes it does! Read the relevant literature
apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a475395.pdf
@@williammook8041 The concept has to do with future space travel. This particular video doesn't.
if you ever have seen these they spin like hell, Puke all the way to space, or black out or both.
Totally unfair. Models are spin to staise the model. Flight systems will use different methods
apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a475395.pdf
@Jonathansa01 If it's small you can land on parachute.
i wanna see a vid about the first test at edwards base 1- years ago
This project is way more cool, and am shure it whill be very beneficial , in the long turm 💪 It can send modern rockets in to history ! Am not familiar whit the current situation of this project, but definitely it should be funded , at least for the research to continue.
I think that kind of vehicule could dramatically decrease the cost to go to space and to go to another country
Orbital craft don't go straight up. It is depicted going around the Earth. besides getting to space You would need to accelerate to 28,000 KPH to say in orbit.
What about oxygen for the passengers?
Hmm, this could technically work.
It would scary as fuck entering the atmosphere in such a small dingy!!!
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This will never work for commertial use. It's just too dependant on the ground laser to work to be able to fly safely.
I want to believe....
2m31s Well that sucks only ghosts get to fly it?? Rip off I don't wana be dead to go to space.
What ever worked I guess.super rich people should invest in like a space hotel or somthing.
sorry i just want to know about the new technology.
If this technology is work why NASA not buy it.
2029? Jumping a bit ahead of yourself arentchya?
Boeing took six years to go from drawing board to the 707 introducing the jet age. 2029 is ten years away. Laser light craft are far simpler than airlines.
apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a475395.pdf
Yeah, except when the craft is in space it'll probably crash into one of the countless space junk we have.
No space junk will not interfere with ballistic passenger service.
really bad rip off of space odyssey
Totally appropriate
nope....…………..
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