UraniumBlazer

I've no idea where this is from, but the art is just so cute!

Same lmao. N explaining how eating a lot of lentils won't make u fart if ur gut microbiome has adjusted to it (I can confirm that my farting frequency isn't abnormal despite eating A LOT of lentils n beans).

Exactly. There's just SO MUCH of variety in protein options for vegans! Add that to the ungodly amount of ways you can cook the ingredients!!!

I saw this here as well haha. However, last time I linked his videos, people didn't seem to like it. Regardless, I guess it would be better to link his vids in the TLDR.

• A convex mirror could work, sure. A lens would be impossible to construct for the size necessary.
• I don't get what u mean by "contrast at night", but sure - let's assume that you would need 5% of the power at noon. You would still need a mirror with a surface area of 5% of the area you are illuminating.

Speed of marathon doesn't necessarily serve as a benchmark for endurance, does it? Endurance is a metric of how tired you get over time, no? A cheetah can run 1km waaaay faster than a human. Doesn't mean that it has better endurance than humans.

It's so dumb uggh. Getting the same power output as the sun would need a MINIMUM surface area of the size of the area on earth it would illuminate.

So say the use case is extending daylight time in Anchorage, Alaska during winter. You would need a mirror that has MINIMUM surface area that of Anchorage. Somehow, it would need to be in an orbit that can reliably reflect light to Anchorage at all points.

Then, it would most likely be in low Earth orbit as putting it higher would require bigger mirrors. However, if u are in LEO, u are also moving incredibly fast. You would thus need an array of these super large mirrors.

All of this for what? Something that an led can do incredibly easily?

Downvoted for the Reddit link. If you read the Forbes article linked in the Reddit post, you see that it's kinda cool! The startup behind this has apparently done a test resource extraction mission successfully in 2023. These things are more test missions that would take a really really long time. So the timeline is incredibly long, but it's cool regardless in my opinion.

Time to see how "pro-union" Kamala actually is.

Yea, I used an LLM for the TLDR. The article was too long for me to just sit writing it haha

Naah the peeps here are just toxic af. They just want to sit all day crying about American politics. Ignore the downvotes. Focus on the productive posts/comments.

+1

Really funny movie!!!