Thank you. That now makes a lot of sense.

Moon not become new circle after split?

Will this have any affect on gravity or cause an earthquake?

Because on Earth the light from the stars illuminates the air in front of us. While in space there's nothing for the light to illuminate.

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Starship could pioneer the way for space based manufacturing, making it possible in the near future

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There is also the possibility of water underground. We should drill and see.

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My college roommate told me when this happens that his god is pregnant and the teleporter is active from Earth to his homeplanet in the Pleiades constellation. I now hope it doesnt send people just all our cat pics

If I could just hitch a ride to the moon, I'd make a killing on Etsy

So... you know where I got my source material.. 🤣🤣🤣

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>Maybe that's why we can't find the exact link between us and primates?

dr. banjo?

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It's possible. Soyuz and other crafts arent shielded nearly as well as the rest of the ISS, which is heavily shielded. And they're constantly being bombarded with objects.

To put into perspective, the LDEF was put into orbit in 1984 and recovered in 1990. They found over 5000 large impacts and 30,000 small ones.

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it won't help her see it any easier

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In other news, r/HydroHomies try to take over the moon

did you say helium 3?

I can see the signage clearly in my mind "Break glass to drink"

I just want to occupy a sliver of the same space as a successful version of myself, is that so wrong?

>22 million gallons annually

Or about 67 acre-feet. For comparison, California's reservoirs have a capacity of slightly over 40 million acre-feet.

Obviously we should try to conserve fresh water everywhere, but I think we've got bigger fish to fry.