Aug 15, 2026 · 0 min · 18 segments
Our latest experiments with Mesh Networking. Tommy builds a Solar Powered Mesh Node. Emile talks about the rapidly growing Gulf Coast Mesh Network and demonstrates his equipment. George unboxes an…
The satellite's called Boohr, B-O-H-R, for beta-voltaic orbital high reliability.
Of course, I'd never name anything like that, because sure enough, it'd come back to bite me.
[laughs]
So I guess, uh, tritium has two neutrons instead of one, uh, which hydrogen has, and it has, uh, one proton, so I guess that's a good thing.
[laughs] It's way over my pay grade, but, uh, I thought that was pretty interesting to have a, uh, battery that's, uh, basically nuclear that was launched into orbit back in July.
I think it, I think all it has on it is, is sensors, and they didn't get into any detail or any specifics as to what the sensors are gonna be measuring, but probably [laughs] radiation.
I was, I was reading it, Mike, and it says it's something to do with, in support of, uh, lunar bases or something like that.
I was reading-
I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was alien.
The satellite's called Boohr, B-O-H-R, for beta-voltaic orbital high reliability.
Of course, I'd never name anything like that, because sure enough, it'd come back to bite me.
[laughs]
So I guess, uh, tritium has two neutrons instead of one, uh, which hydrogen has, and it has, uh, one proton, so I guess that's a good thing.
[laughs] It's way over my pay grade, but, uh, I thought that was pretty interesting to have a, uh, battery that's, uh, basically nuclear that was launched into orbit back in July.
I think it, I think all it has on it is, is sensors, and they didn't get into any detail or any specifics as to what the sensors are gonna be measuring, but probably [laughs] radiation.
I was, I was reading it, Mike, and it says it's something to do with, in support of, uh, lunar bases or something like that.
I was reading-
I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was alien.
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