Could a Starship Survive 1_000 Years in Deep Space
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A starship built to last a thousand years would face threats no engineer can fully predict—and the reality of surviving that long is far more brutal than most people imagine. In this episode, we break down what a millennium in deep space would really mean: radiation slowly degrading every material, systems failing with no replacement, generations living and dying inside the same hull, and the unsettling truth that the ship may still be flying long after its mission is forgotten. Space science, survival realism, and a reality check on the dream of crossing interstellar space. Press play, turn up the volume, and don't listen alone. New episode every week — subscribe and leave your review. 🎧
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