what is needed to send an email to the moon starting with barehands living on earth
one person with a computer and a radio on earth
batteries - radio - computer ceramics, glass, metals, acid, enamel/glues,etc wires, whiskers, transistors, resistors, capacitors, etc signals, logic, cmos, interface
one person with a computer and a radio on the moon
fuel - rockets - ships - biospheres refining, pressurizing, ignition trajetory, navigation, sensor array, bridge, landing gear atmosphere, water, growth, decay
there are lots of lists from here on out,
they lost their original formatting
and most of thier sense
will come back to this
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sticks and stones and skin and bones
how to use what already exists
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fire fuel and furnaces
friction to forge
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clay cement metal and glass
mineral and deep heat
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pots and potions
to hold and change materia(ls)
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fibre
cloth rope and paper
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calcination distillation pyrolization
refining with fire
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light magnets and electricty
fucking magic
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make machine and automate
artifacts from resources and resources from artifacts
start fire from sticks make charcoal from wood make pots from clay make lye from ash .. send emails to space
make fire sun removes moisture from sticks friction and air make an ember add tinder and more air to start a fire fire draws in its own air
make fire pit use rocks and soil to surround a fire should slow draw and wind burn less fuel over time thermal mass collects ash and charcoal
make charcoal make a deep fire pit start fire, once its going good, cover
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collect smoke pass exhaust of charcoal maker through water > makes pyroligneous acid (mostly vinegar) pass what gases don't dissolve in water thru water scrubber of some sort pressuize those dry gases > wood gas > fuel
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copper (or gold or silver) sheets wires tubes
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battery play with different metals and solutions pick something avaialbe make a 5v and 12v battery
copper zinc aluminum air aluminum rust? lead and lead oxide
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inductors and coils
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radio build amp, am reciever, am transmitter
sdr build antenna tower, get better photos, set up raspberry pi sdr dongle (needs more power?)
cpu solder some transistors together, make gates
web make a whole universe in html and js
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sand > doped silicon > microchips > computer wood > fire > ash > lye > battery electrolyte copper/silver > wire pulling > electric circuit > wire coiling > inductor some crystal? > diode > signal selection
oh ya the real kicker is you gotta send someone to space to receive the email
ore > metal > cast > machined > rocket engine electricity > water > hydrogen + oxygen > fuel + air
sticks fire firepit charcoal furnace
stone flint clay glaze glass oxides cement ores metal
ash potash soda lye soap
starch sugar yeast vinegar scobi indigotin
fibre felt twine rope knots nets weaving textiles loom
paper sizing binding
resin rosin wax oil glue flux polish varnish seal
pigments binders ink paint chalk brushes pencils pens crayons dyes mordants
writing drawing drafting
calcination distillation pyrolyzation
fertilizer gunpowder rocketry
acid base salt acid alcohol ester
sound waves octaves
camera obscura photography lens prism spectrum
sundial clocks orrery
lodestone poles compass
charge - amber and static potential conductivity current leyden jars
electrochemistry battery
capacitance resistance induction RLC
electromagnet transformer motor-generator
radio
lamps filament noblegas vacuum tubes crt
lidar light detection and ranging radar radio detection and ranging sonar sound navigation and ranging
memory cards relay tubes woven wire magnet core ram and rom
crystal growing and cutting semiconductors diodes led transistors ic
lasers
sensors
control
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library
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recycling_codes
https://unicode-search.net/unicode-namesearch.pl?term=RECYCLING
1 PET melts at 225? 2 HDPE 130? dissolves in turpentine 3 PVC 75? dissolves in turpentine, acetone 4 LDPE 120? 5 PP 170? 6 PS 100-120? dissolves in acetone
