Mildly interesting
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wrote on 21 Mar 2022, 16:02 last edited by
That last one assumes that we don't control everything in the universe down to each individual atom.
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Love stuff like this. Love me perspective stuff.
My favorite factoid of the Cleo/Pizza Hut (!) sort pertains to American history. When WWI began, Thomas Jefferson had been dead for 100 years, or less than.
wrote on 22 Mar 2022, 00:26 last edited by@Catseye3 said in Mildly interesting:
Love stuff like this. Love me perspective stuff.
My favorite factoid of the Cleo/Pizza Hut (!) sort pertains to American history. When WWI began, Thomas Jefferson had been dead for 100 years, or less than.
I agree. Cool stuff
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wrote on 27 Mar 2022, 15:03 last edited by
True?
Are dogs in the US Army one rank above their handlers?
For the USMC all dogs are given a rank that is at least 1 rank above their handler. The idea behind this is that if the handler is ever found guilty of abusing their dog, in addition to normal animal abuse charges, they also get all the charges for assaulting a superior.(Don't know why the answer is for the USMC when the Q was about the Army.)
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@George-K said in Mildly interesting:
Here you go, @Catseye3. Something to brighten your morning:
Thanks for giving me a reason to have a breakfast beer!
wrote on 2 Apr 2022, 22:44 last edited byOur solar system relative to a supermassive, black hole, then in relation to the largest one discovered yet...
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Our solar system relative to a supermassive, black hole, then in relation to the largest one discovered yet...
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I wonder how long it would take light to cross that black hole.
Oh wait...
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@jon-nyc said in Mildly interesting:
I wonder how long it would take light to cross that black hole.
Oh wait...
Why did the light cross the black hole?
Because it was a science denier.
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wrote on 2 Apr 2022, 23:39 last edited by
TON 618 must be the stone God created when He was asked to create a stone He cannot lift.
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Solar Cycle 25 is approaching solar maximum already, with far more sunspots than the model curve predicted by this point. Look at the sun today, and on this day last year
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wrote on 4 Apr 2022, 21:08 last edited by
One order of fried Space Station, coming right up.
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Solar Cycle 25 is approaching solar maximum already, with far more sunspots than the model curve predicted by this point. Look at the sun today, and on this day last year
wrote on 5 Apr 2022, 00:18 last edited by taiwan_girl 4 May 2022, 00:19@mark said in Mildly interesting:
Solar Cycle 25 is approaching solar maximum already, with far more sunspots than the model curve predicted by this point. Look at the sun today, and on this day last year
Maybe the picture on the left was taken at night?
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I saw that the other day and meant to post it here. Fascinating.
Watch the video to the end everyone
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