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Mark Atwood <me@mark.atwood.name> on 2016-11-30 11:57:00 wrote:

IDK, knowing the energy/mass spectrum of the particles outside the hull can be a useful piece of information to know. How much of it is stellar hydrogen, corrosive outgassed oxygen or chlorine, hard neutrons from some idiot’s unshielded fission powered drive reactor, etc. And there is a big difference between 1Pa, 0.1Pa, and 0.000001Pa, even though from the point of view of meat, it all feels the same.

Specialist290 <specialist290@hughes.net> on 2016-11-30 17:58:39 wrote:

Piggybacking off of Mark Atwood’s comment a little: I’d imagine that you could still have plenty of “space weather” with things such as variations in solar wind, meteoroid and micrometeoroid clouds, flux tubes between planets and their moons, etc.

Alistair Young <athanasius.skytower@arkane-systems.net> on 2016-11-30 23:49:16 wrote:

Oh, there’s definitely space weather, and space weather reports - but those are of much more interest to flight commanders and others receiving the local equivalent of METARs than the standard weather report.

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