ArtificialHalo t1_j2eloq5 wrote on December 31, 2022 at 6:12 PM

Reply to Put in new light bulb, it wouldn't switch off by ferriertv

They been building too powerful a lightbulbs now

ArtificialHalo t1_iyf9ed2 wrote on November 30, 2022 at 11:19 PM

Reply to I have won! by Cdr_Johannsen

Hey we're in the same timezone

ArtificialHalo t1_iyf61j0 wrote on November 30, 2022 at 10:55 PM

Reply to comment by doc_nano in I am absolutely terrified of the cosmos, but I also love it. by xHaroen

It's fantastic how smol we are.

And everything we see, is just 5% of all there IS. Fucking insane haha

Also size wise from the smollest to the biggest, planck length to well, the observable universe, A human egg cell is the exact middle point and the smallest we humans can still see basically

ArtificialHalo t1_iydoirp wrote on November 30, 2022 at 5:06 PM

Reply to I am absolutely terrified of the cosmos, but I also love it. by xHaroen

I just find it so hilarious, space.

Like, at a certain scale, light (the thing we associate with instant) becomes like not so fast. But the distances are just soo incredibly vast lmao I love that we can still calculate it, but it means nothing A light-year, what does it mean for light to go round the fucking yuge Earth 8 times in one second?? 8 times Earth, or even one Earth is so huge it's almost incomprehensible so how many seconds in a year again???

Just be amazed by it, its weirdness and the absurd bigness of it haha

ArtificialHalo t1_itku0rf wrote on October 24, 2022 at 11:57 AM

Reply to comment by just_the_blue_1s in You can never juge a person's skill if you never done it before by just_the_blue_1s

what have you snorted man

ArtificialHalo t1_isjwqqu wrote on October 16, 2022 at 3:29 PM

Reply to Do 2 objects on opposite "ends" of the universe pull on each other to some extremely minute degree? by Courcy6185

yea and it's fkin' absurd right.

You are having the same pull on the M87 black hole as it is having on you.

ArtificialHalo t1_is4xic7 wrote on October 13, 2022 at 10:08 AM

Reply to How can moons be formed around planets like Jupiter or Uranus? by Burning_Toast998

As far as I know (the big) planets carve out their path in their orbit around the Sun. Clearing out all the space rubble, dust and rocks which may start colliding with each other, slowly forming moons that are pulled along by the gravity of Jupiter/the planet.

Jupiter, with its large gravities, cleared out massive areas from the disc of dust and such. Many moons.

:)