deimos

He admits in the article that the Guiding Paw of Deimos is a disingenuous story; in truth he was dissatisfied with his career path.

If he can form a Musk Sphere around Mars, he should be able to generate enough energy to push Deimos into Earth reasonably fast.

DeiMOS is for people already writing assembler that want optimal assembler.

Even a small moon like Deimos you could probably move by attaching giant rockets to a side and pushing(absolutely absurd, but let's go with it).

Wish I could get Deimos Rising and Gridz working again, neither are on this list.

As for the Martian space elevator, it would involve the demolition of Deimos and Phobos or some moving of the counterweight in order to miss their orbits.

So, there are no loops or holes in the actual level data, also from the cursory glance both of the large loops in Deimos Lab are actually not complete loops, but they have a place where the loop is broken.

About capitalism and space exploration: Recommend my friend's novel Body Shop, about a mechanic on Deimos servicing the prospectors on the surface who endure mortal danger in search of immense wealth.

One might consider a slingshot around Deimos or Phobos but I don't think that'd be helpful enough to justify its cost (could be wrong, but I've never seen it suggested in any Mars->Earth mission plan).

What articles like this show is the kabuki theatre is incresingly being rejected by the deimos worldwide who are seeing through the tricks in realtime - hence the plethora of cencorship laws going live obstenively to tackle lewd images/terror etc.

We did have a Deimos BPO, but that one we bought for a heavy price (range of 20B at the time I believe, and everyone in the corp pitched in to buy it) which had a terribly ROI and frankly...

(On Mars itself, you probably do want nuclear anyway: global dust storms happen and can last ages, so you can't just geographically distribute solar farms, but on Deimos and Phobos you should just use PV).

For example, even the new 3.5 Sonnet can't solve this reliably: > Doom Slayer needs to teleport from Phobos to Deimos.

Many of them are more than a hundred kilometers in diameter; for reference, Deimos, one of Mars' moons, has a mean radius of about 6 km.

How should the Doom Slayer get himself and all his companions safely to Deimos?