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So after skimming your response, I am gathering that I should absolutely treat this as gospel and consider it sorted, and spread this information to others.

I'm amazed that their wings are able to not stall out at that altitude. That's mind boggling.

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Wow that was pretty cool! Never heard of that show before.

>Astronomers think that's too high for the planet to have an atmosphere." Err, Venus?

It's not that a high temperature prevents an atmosphere. The high temperature on the day side is evidence against an atmosphere. A dense atmosphere would redistribute heat around the planet, resulting in a cooler day side. That's not what was observed.

For what it is worth, I don't think that Roscosmos wants to keep information from the international community. They, along with their peers in the Aerospace and Rocket industry across the globe know how valuable it is to communicate mission critical data or life threatening data.

'may' 'may be' 'could' - they haven't actually found any water in any glass beads, it's a theory that hydrogen could be stored in said beads. The study bore zero concrete proof. It's a completely misleading title and crappy clickbait.

I didn't know there was milk there too.

It always comes back to O-rings.

I thought it was because some guys from Ohio State University were using them for croutons. Insert your favorite target.

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Smash a big rock into it? Massive engines pointing 45 degrees up from the surface with fusion reactors powering them throwing particles out of orbit circling the equator? Magic? I dunno I was being dumb when I wrote my comment lol. Sounds like a cool ideaz

Edit: I’m not cool enough for ideaz.

On the positive side, If it is not gravity waves, that is a big one to cross off the list of possibilities.

do you have an opinion on what the FRB's might be?

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how do you spin a planet? O_O

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Would be a problem if the moon got closer because tides would be more extreme but not if the moon shattered, that would just get rid of tides if it eventually turned into a ring

The reason for that is because the JWST is orbiting the Lagrange point 2, which sits behind the Earth, making it "nighttime" all of the time.

Have you ever been outside past sunset before?

They spin Ceres actually, but it's pretty much exactly your idea. Millions of people live in tunnels they have dug all throughout it, and it was spun up enough for the people to experience like .7G