SCIENCE!

[Low Down Low]

My rather pathetic attempt to take a pic of Jupiter. It's the barely discernible dot to the right of the shiny blob that is definitely the moon.

1665350245735-1100308943.jpg

Man takes picture of a lightbulb in his garden shed at midnight and cons the science community into believing it's Jupiter.

Well, i thought there's folk here who still believe the moon landings, they'll fall for anything

I've never believed that nonsense. All that rocket fuel would've melted the cheese in no time.

Yeah and i don't know how people looked at them driving that buggy around and thought, yeah that's definitely legit, like the suspension would be totally clogged up with mozzarella after a few seconds. They'd never have got 10 yards.

[Marky Dread]

My rather pathetic attempt to take a pic of Jupiter. It's the barely discernible dot to the right of the shiny blob that is definitely the moon.

1665350245735-1100308943.jpg

Man takes picture of a lightbulb in his garden shed at midnight and cons the science community into believing it's Jupiter.

Well, i thought there's folk here who still believe the moon landings, they'll fall for anything

I've never believed that nonsense. All that rocket fuel would've melted the cheese in no time.

Yeah and i don't know how people looked at them driving that buggy around and thought, yeah that's definitely legit, like the suspension would be totally clogged up with mozzarella after a few seconds. They'd never have got 10 yards.

Exactly fools!

[Dr. Medulla]

God but our brains are haunted by bed bugs.

[gkbill]

God but our brains are haunted by bed bugs.

Hello,

Very fun! Thanks!

I may show this during my discussion of perception.

[revbob]

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/11 ... rinal/amp/

[Sparky]

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/11 ... rinal/amp/

And the embedded YouTube video just made the article that much better.

[revbob]

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/11 ... rinal/amp/

And the embedded YouTube video just made the article that much better.

I remember talking to a ceramics engineering student at Rutgers 30 years ago about this. Apparently she didn't take me seriously.

[gkbill]

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/11 ... rinal/amp/

And the embedded YouTube video just made the article that much better.

I remember talking to a ceramics engineering student at Rutgers 30 years ago about this. Apparently she didn't take me seriously.

Hello,

This has real potential to affect energy transfer for the good:

https://enewspaper.nydailynews.com/html ... g=59746998

[Silent Majority]

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/11 ... rinal/amp/

And the embedded YouTube video just made the article that much better.

I remember talking to a ceramics engineering student at Rutgers 30 years ago about this. Apparently she didn't take me seriously.

Hello,

This has real potential to affect energy transfer for the good:

https://enewspaper.nydailynews.com/html ... g=59746998

All of the shared resources of the planet should be driving to achieving this as soon as possible.

[revbob]

The man wont let me see this article

[gkbill]

The man wont let me see this article

Hello,

A fusion event in California successfully acheived a positive energy net gain. This is the same process that powers the sun and stars.

[Flex]

The man wont let me see this article

Hello,

A fusion event in California successfully acheived a positive energy net gain. This is the same process that powers the sun and stars.fusion.PNGfusion 2.PNG

Yeah, this would be almost limitlessly beneficial if it pans out.

[revbob]

https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/11502705 ... rd-largest

[WestwayKid]

https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/11502705 ... rd-largest

"The rangers quickly put the toad in a container to remove it from the wild and euthanize it."

I get that it's an invasive species, but I don't know, maybe donate it to a zoo or something?

[revbob]

https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/11502705 ... rd-largest

"The rangers quickly put the toad in a container to remove it from the wild and euthanize it."

I get that it's an invasive species, but I don't know, maybe donate it to a zoo or something?

Agreed see if you can make it even bigger.