There’s some evidence that a pressurized air tank and a space suit providing only mechanical body compression with some kind of elastic could keep you alive and conscious in the vacuum of outer space for a while.
The biggest questions when it comes to this issue are:
How many monkeys have we thrown out airlocks to see what actually happens? And if it's less then a lot, for the love of god why?
ok your first post had me glum but i actually like this
Yeah like, you aren't going to get that beautiful pink and green horsehead nebula, but shit is still striking, with a trillion points of light all glowing in a giant spiral with wispy clouds of matter forming spindly details. It's all still very pretty.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
The universe is pretty full of colours, though it is also very vast and light is dim.
An unaided human in space would see just about what you see in the desert, with a bit more resolution in the milky way and less twinkling (which is predominately an atmospheric effect)
You need to get close to see anything without a telescope.
Stars are pretty much coloured by their heat (hotter is bluer)
There’s some evidence that a pressurized air tank and a space suit providing only mechanical body compression with some kind of elastic could keep you alive and conscious in the vacuum of outer space for a while.
The biggest questions when it comes to this issue are:
How many monkeys have we thrown out airlocks to see what actually happens? And if it's less then a lot, for the love of god why?
It's considerate of the thousand years old rags she's wearing to show a bunch of skin but manage to hold together enough to avoid the movie having an R rating
can't expect a mummy girl to find a shirt tho she's got a world to conquer
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love me some robot vaccums
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Sex in space must have happened by now right?
PSN: Honkalot
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In part of the episode they went over some of the methods used to get these better images, and why those methods were important to eventually finding black holes.
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It's considerate of the thousand years old rags she's wearing to show a bunch of skin but manage to hold together enough to avoid the movie having an R rating
can't expect a mummy girl to find a shirt tho she's got a world to conquer
Oh I didn't know Griese from Peykey Bloyndrs was in the Mummy.
It's considerate of the thousand years old rags she's wearing to show a bunch of skin but manage to hold together enough to avoid the movie having an R rating
can't expect a mummy girl to find a shirt tho she's got a world to conquer
this is absolutely one of the kinds of movies where listing the good things takes very little time and the griveous flaws take very very long
tom cruise's pal as a zombie was kind of neat actually, like as a character.
There’s some evidence that a pressurized air tank and a space suit providing only mechanical body compression with some kind of elastic could keep you alive and conscious in the vacuum of outer space for a while.
The biggest questions when it comes to this issue are:
How many monkeys have we thrown out airlocks to see what actually happens? And if it's less then a lot, for the love of god why?
This shit is important, let's space some simians.
oh none
...you used pressure tanks. And more dogs than chimps! Chimps are expensive.
The answer is "a lot".
What happened was retching, defecation, violent decompression sickness, often death
It's considerate of the thousand years old rags she's wearing to show a bunch of skin but manage to hold together enough to avoid the movie having an R rating
can't expect a mummy girl to find a shirt tho she's got a world to conquer
this is absolutely one of the kinds of movies where listing the good things takes very little time and the griveous flaws take very very long
tom cruise's pal as a zombie was kind of neat actually, like as a character.
It's considerate of the thousand years old rags she's wearing to show a bunch of skin but manage to hold together enough to avoid the movie having an R rating
can't expect a mummy girl to find a shirt tho she's got a world to conquer
this is absolutely one of the kinds of movies where listing the good things takes very little time and the griveous flaws take very very long
tom cruise's pal as a zombie was kind of neat actually, like as a character.
is it possible to get far enough away from any massive body where there are zero gravitational forces, as opposed to them just being negligible? like, something a thousandth of a gram wouldn't be attracted in any particular direction
Once you ejaculate in space, it keeps going until it hits something. That can be a ship, or the planet behind that ship. It might go off into deep space and hit somebody else in ten thousand years.
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is it possible to get far enough away from any massive body where there are zero gravitational forces, as opposed to them just being negligible? like, something a thousandth of a gram wouldn't be attracted in any particular direction
is it possible to get far enough away from any massive body where there are zero gravitational forces, as opposed to them just being negligible? like, something a thousandth of a gram wouldn't be attracted in any particular direction
IIRC gravity doesn't have a limit, it just gets smaller and smaller the father away you are.
So with a sufficiently accurate sensor you'll always detect gravity.
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
is it possible to get far enough away from any massive body where there are zero gravitational forces, as opposed to them just being negligible? like, something a thousandth of a gram wouldn't be attracted in any particular direction
Your body would have gravity.
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If your butt was full of farts all the farts would come out.
If the cramps you get when ascending while scuba diving are any indication, I cannot even imagine the fart expansion.
One time I ate a huge amount of mexican food and went for a 45 minute dive, going as deep as 30 meters, right as I was digesting. The farts. My god the farts. Talk about explosive decompression. I had to completely empty my buoyancy vest to stay underwater.
I just said "oh no" out loud to myself as I read that
i did this all the time on the cozumel vacation, didn't have the same issues, fortunately.
I am at work for the last four hours of my shift. My ASM told me I could do this since I am pooping from every hole and they didn’t let me skip out last night because of it. I pointed out hey, if I come in half a day I won’t be eligible to use my sick pay and I was told yeah, just do us this favor since we’re slammed tonight and then you can stay home tomorrow and I’ll make sure you get sick pay
‘Just call me first thing in the morning to make sure it’s still ok’
So I’m on Imodium and tiny little slivers of bread and Powerade zero
If I get fucked when I call in tomorrow I am gonna be sad
well, i texted and she responded 'yeah no problem! i got so and so to cover your shift, you just need to work their thursday. feel better!'
except i have school tuesdays thursdays -___________________________________________________-
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ok your first post had me glum but i actually like this
Yep, it is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromeda–Milky_Way_collision
The biggest questions when it comes to this issue are:
How many monkeys have we thrown out airlocks to see what actually happens? And if it's less then a lot, for the love of god why?
This shit is important, let's space some simians.
Yeah like, you aren't going to get that beautiful pink and green horsehead nebula, but shit is still striking, with a trillion points of light all glowing in a giant spiral with wispy clouds of matter forming spindly details. It's all still very pretty.
nebulae would be pretty much invisible up close
They might come back with superpowers.
It's considerate of the thousand years old rags she's wearing to show a bunch of skin but manage to hold together enough to avoid the movie having an R rating
can't expect a mummy girl to find a shirt tho she's got a world to conquer
This reminded me of the most recent NOVA episode that aired last week about black holes: https://www.pbs.org/video/black-hole-apocalypse-yj34qi/
In part of the episode they went over some of the methods used to get these better images, and why those methods were important to eventually finding black holes.
What happens in low/no-G stays in low/no-G.
Oh I didn't know Griese from Peykey Bloyndrs was in the Mummy.
Are you counting low Earth orbit as space?
I mean specifically boning on the ISS or shuttles, must've happened.
this is absolutely one of the kinds of movies where listing the good things takes very little time and the griveous flaws take very very long
tom cruise's pal as a zombie was kind of neat actually, like as a character.
em...
Sofia Boutella
oh none
...you used pressure tanks. And more dogs than chimps! Chimps are expensive.
The answer is "a lot".
What happened was retching, defecation, violent decompression sickness, often death
Lesbians will probably be fine
did you ever see this movie
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warm_Bodies_(film)
i liked it ok
how could it not be counted as space
I mean if you're in orbit then you're super in space
Until acted upon by an external force.
I did not
I thought you mentioned it because of sofia boutella instead of the zombie thing, at first
wishful thinking but then again, atomic blonde is a movie that exists
gravity is a universal force
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_constant
IIRC gravity doesn't have a limit, it just gets smaller and smaller the father away you are.
So with a sufficiently accurate sensor you'll always detect gravity.
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
this purple rain solo
adam chan isn't just a pretty face..
Your body would have gravity.
This is called Panspermia.
the hat is way less confusing a repudiation of perspective than the wooden boards they're standing on
i did this all the time on the cozumel vacation, didn't have the same issues, fortunately.
aiming for the head
as soon as he gets it, executioner axes the guy
he has 2 more tries
well, i texted and she responded 'yeah no problem! i got so and so to cover your shift, you just need to work their thursday. feel better!'
except i have school tuesdays thursdays -___________________________________________________-
so now i am trying to get this fixed
you rinse off between every step