[Request] How much would Alisson need to weigh to cover the entire goal?
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[Request] What would the price difference equate to? How would preparation time and labor influence the cost?
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[Request] If everyone in that line is filling up their tanks and there are 4 pumps, how long before the last in line has access to a pump?
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[Request] 2 years ago I caught the most beautiful walleye. We lined up 7 beer cans for scale and I took a video of her lying next to them. I'd be so grateful if someone could calculate what this lady weighed and an accurate length. Thanks!
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[Request] What is the optimal curve/trajectory to get out of a similar sink?
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[Request] Whats the ideal place to put on duck tape after a gap?
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[Request] How many times does this question have to be asked on this sub until the data would weigh enough to make the boat stay under water (assuming average weight of a 1 terabyte ssd)
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[Request]: how fast do you suppose he was going right towards the end?
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[Meta] That question again except this time its a video so we can get to the required 347 000 TBs of posts a bit faster
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[Request] Man beats the 20 number challenge live on stream - what are the actual odds?
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[Request] How much fuel would this require if done around the edge of the entire united States? And how much would this cost?
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Request How much trouble would Earth be in at the end of Independence Day
At the very beginning of the movie, It was stated by the very first people who discovered the alien craft that it was 1/4 the mass of the moon. It was nuked into oblivion by our heroic hacker/fighter pilot dream team, but all that mass has to go somewhere, right? I didn't recall then saying it was in orbit, so now it no longer has any stabilizing/propulsive way to keep it above earth.
So it's either
A) In orbit, in lots of pieces
Or
B) All coming down
Now, either way, particularly B, that's bad for random things landing and crushing what's left of civilization and ocean impacts making waves.
But what about that extra mass merely *existing*? That mass adds to the gravitational influence of earth, so the moon's orbit is surely impacted, and not in a nice circularized way. It would make it far more elliptical, which means drastically varied tides, right?
So, how bad would it be?
It's great that they prevented immediate annihilation, yes, but how far did they kick the can down the road?
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At the very beginning of the movie, It was stated by the very first people who discovered the alien craft that it was 1/4 the mass of the moon. It was nuked into oblivion by our heroic hacker/fighter pilot dream team, but all that mass has to go somewhere, right? I didn't recall then saying it was in orbit, so now it no longer has any stabilizing/propulsive way to keep it above earth.
So it's either
A) In orbit, in lots of pieces
Or
B) All coming down
Now, either way, particularly B, that's bad for random things landing and crushing what's left of civilization and ocean impacts making waves.
But what about that extra mass merely *existing*? That mass adds to the gravitational influence of earth, so the moon's orbit is surely impacted, and not in a nice circularized way. It would make it far more elliptical, which means drastically varied tides, right?
So, how bad would it be?
It's great that they prevented immediate annihilation, yes, but how far did they kick the can down the road?
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[Request] Is it possible that this person had any impact on slowing down, turning, or stopping this boat and trailer from hitting the parked truck?
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