wikipedia·Wikipediabydantheclamman Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescopehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-hundred-meter_Aperture_Spherical_TelescopeOpen linkView original on lemmy.world61Comments9Reply
CConstipatedWatson lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyAperture Spherical, we do what we must because we can... For the good of all of us, except for those who are Companion Cubes!9Reply
Dharma Curious (he/him) replyslrpnk.netI was having a good night and you go and mention the companion cube. Poor thing. I didn't have a choice!4Reply
UUndaunted replydiscuss.tchncs.de2Hide 2 repliesIn Battlefield it was the Arecibo observatory if I'm not mistaken7Reply
FFooBarrington lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesWhat do they do if it rains? Is there a drain in the center? More than just the construction, I'm always fascinated by how they keep these things clean and working well.4Reply
ddeus replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyMy understanding is that the dish isn't actually solid but rather a metal mesh.4Reply
FFooBarrington replylemmy.worldMakes perfect sense: The reflector is made of perforated aluminium panels supported by a mesh of steel cables hanging from the rim. Thank you for mentioning that!3Reply
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Aperture Spherical, we do what we must because we can...
For the good of all of us, except for those who are Companion Cubes!
I was having a good night and you go and mention the companion cube. Poor thing. I didn't have a choice!
All I see is Battlefield.
In Battlefield it was the Arecibo observatory if I'm not mistaken
RIP :(
Still one of the coolest settings of a Battlefield map
What do they do if it rains? Is there a drain in the center?
More than just the construction, I'm always fascinated by how they keep these things clean and working well.
My understanding is that the dish isn't actually solid but rather a metal mesh.
Makes perfect sense:
Thank you for mentioning that!