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Japan in starting research on the construction of satellites from wood. They hope to have something in place by 2023.

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What could possibly go wrong???
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Wooden it be nice!!
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When I was 12, I wanted to build a wooden spaceship.
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At least, they will burn-up on re-entry.

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Ok, I think this idea is like most other ideas!
(And if anyone cares to know what I think about most ideas, see: viewtopic.php?f=74&t=13728&hilit=ideas )
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I wounder what the effects of temperature would do to it 😂, I think some of these sats get to +/- 150deg c
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Re: Wooden satellites

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um, wood has water in it. Methinks it woodn't (sic) survive, but "explode" as the water inside the wood expands into ice.... :)
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