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In response to "(Which means, yes, much of the infrastructure will have to stay - but not all of it. A large percentage will be able to stand down.) -- nm" by Beryllium

how in the world would you know this? -- nm

Posted by Pippy the Gifted (aka Epiphany) Apr 11 '23, 15:21

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for me it's because a weirdly large part of mineral exploration is fuel logistics. -- nm - mafic Apr 11, 16:21
This is a good question, because in fact, I don't know. Not at all. But Wikipedia does, sort of. -- nm - Beryllium Apr 11, 15:24 10
- hee! -- nm - Pippy the Gifted Apr 11, 15:25 9
  - Until I looked it up, I thought they used hydrazine - but that's rocket fuel. Kerosene was the word I was actually looking for. -- nm - Beryllium Apr 11, 15:28 8
    - You'd definitely want to clear the airspace of a hydrazine powered plane. -- nm - Reagen Apr 11, 15:31 7
      - Hydrazine is bad news -- nm - JD Apr 11, 16:02
      - "I wanna go FAST!" -- nm - Beryllium Apr 11, 15:35 5
        
        LaGuardia International Impact Crater -- nm - Reagen Apr 11, 15:42 4
        
        Hey, it would be an improvement at least -- nm - Literally anyone that’s flown through LGA Apr 11, 15:52 1
        
        But what about the airport sushi?? -- nm - Beryllium Apr 11, 15:58
        
        Don't Go Chasing Manhole Covers -- nm - Beryllium Apr 11, 15:49 1
        
        (This is a Pascal-B joke.) -- nm - Beryllium Apr 11, 16:02

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