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For questions about the process of traveling through space, including in orbit around a planet or moon. Consider also [spaceships]. See also the tag information (click "info") for more details on when this tag applies.
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Ancient space exploration
There was a story, by I think Pohl, but I'm routinely wrong. No doubt someone else will chime in with the name.
The premise of the story was that at some point during technological development of a c …
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Would interstellar space piracy be possible under these conditions?
The reason piracy exists currently, and in the past, is because it's cheap.
Pirates with "nothing to lose" and cheap equipment going up against targets with "everything to lose".
Spaceship piracy, as …
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