I thought this was interesting. It's live info and feeds from the International Space Station. http://livefromspace.com/
And In case you didn't know... in May 2013 NASA kicked M$ off the ISS. All laptops on the ISS now run Linux Debian Edition. Windows is "not allowed" in space.
http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/1553 ... eliability
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/78141.html
http://www.dailytech.com/International+ ... e31527.htm
Can You "Download" Files in Space?
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Can You "Download" Files in Space?
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Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
In space, "Download" is "Upload"
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Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
It would seem to make sense that way. I mean how can you "download" when you're 250 miles up?
Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
Man, that's absolutely HILARIOUS! Great observation!Dyfi wrote:Big mistake to open Windows in a space ship!
Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
There is no "up" or "down" in a client-server relationship? The server doesn't care, and the client doesn't know.gtsfer wrote:I mean how can you "download" when you're 250 miles up?
Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
Scientifically speaking radio waves transfer data normally and can travel though space
As for "Downloading" impossable in space nothing goes down or up because of no gravity
it more like a file is pulled
As for "Downloading" impossable in space nothing goes down or up because of no gravity
it more like a file is pulled
Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
as in a client-server relationship?MintyDragon wrote:it more like a file is pulled
This whole discussion could be applied to submarines as well!
Re: Can You "Download" Files in Space?
Yea client-server relationHabitual wrote:as in a client-server relationship?MintyDragon wrote:it more like a file is pulled
This whole discussion could be applied to submarines as well!
and for subs i think downloading would be slow the files could also be scabled by the bending of light or compressed due to water presser