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[request] what wind speed would be experienced by people on the surface as this ship flies over?
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[Request] what would be the weight of the battery and the range?
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[Request] Theoretical Question: How Many Unique Passwords Exist With the Answer Known?
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[Request] Saudi Arabia promises to build a skyscraper stadium to host games of the 2034 FIFA World Cup.
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Request TSA may have wasted more life-hours than were lost on 9/11 in NYC. Could this be so?
Including hours lost to people getting to airports early, potentially spending more time either in security lines or in the "sterile area"
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Including hours lost to people getting to airports early, potentially spending more time either in security lines or in the "sterile area"
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Request How much light would the full proposed Reflect Orbital satellite array produce if all mirrors were pointed at the same spot?
Reflect Orbital was recently approved to launch a prototype satellite carrying an 18sqm mirror so they can reflect sunlight back at the earth at night. Reflect Orbital hopes to eventually launch 50,000 satellites equipped with 54sqm mirrors.
Imagine a bad actor hacks the mirrors and aims them all at a single spot. How bright would that spot be, and if it is extremely bright, what kind of physical effects might be felt in that location?
For simplicity's sake, let's pretend the same location on earth can see 50% (25,000) of the satellites at any one time, and there's no variation in luminosity based on environmental or orbital factors
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Reflect Orbital was recently approved to launch a prototype satellite carrying an 18sqm mirror so they can reflect sunlight back at the earth at night. Reflect Orbital hopes to eventually launch 50,000 satellites equipped with 54sqm mirrors.
Imagine a bad actor hacks the mirrors and aims them all at a single spot. How bright would that spot be, and if it is extremely bright, what kind of physical effects might be felt in that location?
For simplicity's sake, let's pretend the same location on earth can see 50% (25,000) of the satellites at any one time, and there's no variation in luminosity based on environmental or orbital factors
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[Request] At what "radius" have you used half of the toilet paper?
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[Request] How large of a population could you support with one sink faucet that's always running?
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[Request] Without any insurance coverage, how much would you estimate the cost of Mitch McConnel's hospital visit to come to?
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[Off-Site] How a Futurama plotline led to a totally new math proof
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How a Futurama plotline led to a totally new math proof
In an episode of the cartoon, a machine lets characters swap bodies, but they can’t switch back with the same person. Math helps all the characters return to their original bodies
How much water would be needed to put out the sun? request
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For example if all the space the universe takes up, would that put out the sun? I know the sun is nuclear, not a normal fire. But still, at some point would enough water do the trick?
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[Other] So will the eiffel tower collapse at some point from paint
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The Eiffel Tower | EGGA : European General Galvanizers Association
When Gustave Eiffel constructed his famous tower in 1889 for the International Exposition and centennial celebrations of the French Revolution, it was envisaged to be a temporary structure. Little did he know that it would still stand as the much-loved landmark…
[Request] Alright, Can somebody measure how big the D was because it gave me a seizure reading this.
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