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September 2nd 03, 11:23 PM
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Why space colonization never happened as envisioned
optimisticly, most fossil fuel reserves will be gone in 30-50
years, and there is a real chance of the production peaking in not more than 10. No, there's lots of coal out there, and using it will still be cheaper than SPS, tho all the natureworshippers will need to be told to sit down and shut up. I agree though, SPS R&D needs to be done *now* so we will have it when we do in fact need it. 
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