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1. adamwo+(OP)
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2025-11-29 15:17:33
We will need to develop very robust, space-worthy electronics eventually. We can't rely on natural magnetic fields forever.
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2. fsh+AG1
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2025-11-30 07:35:58
>>adamwo+(OP)
We have been relying on natural magnetic fields for over a billion years, so we can probably continue doing so for a while.
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3. adastr+IS1
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2025-11-30 10:09:29
>>adamwo+(OP)
We have robust, space-worthy electronics. They're discussed in the article. You just can't get SOTA performance from them, because of fundamental physics-driven compromises.
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4. shagie+bu2
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2025-11-30 16:01:20
>>adamwo+(OP)
We have them. The RAD750 for example (on the JWST and Curiosity rovers
https://www.theregister.com/2012/08/08/mars_probe_cpu/
) costs about $350k, has the architecture of a PowerPC 750 (the blue and white PowerMac G3), and runs at up to 200 MHz.
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