p1mrx @ p1mrx @sh.itjust.works

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Did I miss India annexing Europe and Canada?

Did you miss Parker Solar Probe, Perseverance/Ingenuity, JWST, and DART?

I wouldn't call this observatory a "sun probe" because the L1 point is still 0.99 AU from the sun. For comparison, the Parker Solar Probe is expected to reach 0.046 AU.

At Fukushima, Zirconium-DHMO reactions produced an explosive gas that blew up 3 buildings!

I think you're confusing "galaxy" with "solar system", but presumably he could pick another suitable star, accelerate to light speed (or however fast he can go) in that direction, take a nap, and then use the destination star's power to slow down.

Here's a map: https://windexchange.energy.gov/maps-data/319

Maybe it's possible, but central Alaska is relatively wind-poor compared to the great plains region.

Methane is certainly less bad than coal, but it still moves carbon from the ground to the air that we don't know how to move back.

A lot of it's going to Europe as a replacement for Russian gas.

The main problem is that everybody's been switching from coal to gas instead of wind/solar/nuclear, as if drinking more water makes it ok to piss in the pool.

when they could have went with wind and solar.

Eielson air force base is in the middle of Alaska. They get 4 hours of daylight in the winter, and minimal wind.

It'll be fine, they can just buy nuclear power from France and Sweden.

no hay mas numeros primos

Meanwhile Euclid is rolling in his grave.

The hole would be 0.5m wide and >1000m deep, backfilled with bentonite clay and concrete. At the bottom, the path curves back upward, so waste is not stored at the bottom.

Even if geology doesn't collapse the hole, it's hard to imagine material climbing up through 1000m of clogged pipe.

Sealing a deep narrow borehole isn't a difficult problem. The Earth has contained oil and gas underground for millions of years.

Ah, so he switched from smiting to torrenting. That explains a few things.

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Well that settles it, Russia. The rules say you have to go home and start a new invasion. Be sure to pick up any mines you may have left.

I think https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law applies to this comment, even with the preface.

What's the point of sharing your baseless speculation? I hope you're wrong, and that they're building passive safety systems without making any significant mistakes, but the amount of research required to refute your ideas would be enormous.

They should just turn the back of the plane into a ball pit and chuck all the kids back there before takeoff. The larger ones can take care of the babies.

Musk wants to destroy any tool that would aid people to rise up.

What about Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon?

There's a wind on moon museum.
Wait, er, air in space.
I'll come in again.