[lojban] Lojban Kids Show - mirrors

[Pierre Abbat <phma@phma.optus.nu>]

mi facki lo danfu lo nabmi po'u lo du'u ta'i makau cargau le minra secau lo 
barda ke krori'a niltsa .i le ci tsani canko cu se sruri le bicyzdatai je 
selrerkrucarsfe greku be lo clacukla minra poi mitre li 10 fa'u 14.14 gi'e 
carna kuspe lo julra'o be li 0 bi'i 90 .i lo jinme skori cu ve lasna le greku 
le xadni be le kensa tcana .i le solri darno jipno be le greku cu se 
cukmijnilda'o lo ki'otre be li 16.49 gi'e seljunta fi lo pilji be li 4.12 bei 
lo terdi terjunta .i pilno lo jukni simsa birmi'i lo nu cikre

I figured out how to solve the problem of moving the mirrors without 
generating huge bending stresses. The three sky windows are surrounded by a 
paraboloidal honeycomb frame which supports elliptical mirrors 10 by 14.14 
meters that turn from 0 to 90 degrees. The frame is tied to the body of the 
space station by metal cables. The end of the frame farther from the sun has 
a radius of 16.49 kilometers and is subject to 4.12 times Earth gravity. A 
spider-like robot is used to fix it.

Pierre
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