Some dentists can be very proactive. Mine ID’d 2 small cavities but said if I focus on those areas they will probably not grow and be fine.
My wife’s childhood dentist gave her more than a dozen fillings for small cavities. If you ever get a dentist like that, I’d suggest to get a second opinion.
Don’t fuck around with your mouth health: dentures are not fun and infections there can be lethal. But another check-up won’t hurt if you think something’s off.
If you hear your name called while collecting samples in [redacted] Forest, ND, DO NOT respond. Calmly walk back to your vehicle and radio for support. An extraction team will be at your location shortly to remove you from the gaze of [redacted].
We actually get all of our helium from mining, trapped gas. And we’re running out of the easy to reach stuff. So yes, no more chipmunk voices.
But they’re similar gasses that can do the same thing and even ones that make your voice deeper.
Unfortunately the amount of helium made in fusion is so small as to be useless for anything humans need. Fusion is just that efficient.
A few reasons for that to my lay-person brain: firstly time zones would be wonky on other planets, the moon especially. Mars would be simplest because it’s only 37 minutes faster. But every planet would have different time zones. But time zones on planets or the moon are only relevant to intra-planet communications. Mars to Earth, even without the time delay, is going to have completely different times. Half an hour drift will make syncing times between planets more important than whatever time zone you are in since you’ll effectively need to adjust time zones every other day. So we’ll have to sync times between planets or have a UTC for each body that gets adjusted.
But that’s not actually what NASA is proposing. For something as close and earth-dependent as the Moon, they’ll just use Earth times until there’s a significant colony up there. What NASA is talking about deals with relativity: experiencing more or less gravity changes how much time you perceive compared to people in different gravities. I.e. people on earth, people on the moon, and people in deep space experience time at different rates. 1 Second for space might be 0.8 seconds of time on a planet. So NASA wants clocks that physically tick faster than Earth to an amount of 0.000058 seconds per day. Which…isn’t a lot for a humans. Hundreds of thousands years just to equal a second. But it is a lot of very precise computers and instruments we use to measure long distances and speed.
Life is so fucking wild. Like how the hell many weird mutations had to happen for this to work and not result in instant death?
I thought the 737 were ok but the max and 787 were trash.
That sounds very illegal.
Um, that isn’t hyperbole or an exaggerated quote. Fucker actually said that during opening day of CPAC.
Steve Bannon, former White House adviser, is heard in the background exclaiming, “All right! Amen!”
The fact that every legitimate Republican didn’t denounce them during the rest of CPAC means they are condoning this belief if not outright endorsing it publicly.
At this point anyone not doing everything they can to prevent Trump or other Republicans from gaining executive power is helping them and a traitor. We’ve long known this is what Republicans want. This is just the all-too-obvious cherry on top.
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But paying taxes will lower our quarterly profits and I am paid a LOT of money not to think of anything beyond the next quarterly report!
Yeah. Isn’t Thiel notorious for SLAPP suits?
A Super-Earth is a type of exoplanet with a mass higher than Earth’s, but substantially below those of the Solar System’s ice giants, Uranus and Neptune, which are 14.5 and 17 times Earth’s, respectively.[1] The term “super-Earth” refers only to the mass of the planet, and so does not imply anything about the surface conditions or habitability.
But regardless, a planet larger than earth but of a low enough density to be feasible would be unfeasible for other reasons. Namely we require a magnetosphere to survive on the surface and for atmospheres we can breath to exist. For that the planet likely needs an iron core, or another ferrous metal core. I guess there could be ways of generating a magnetosphere without a metal core, but I don’t think scientists have figured out how that could work yet. Seeing as Iron is the end state of fission/fusion and is quite common in the universe, the majority of planets that have a viable magnetosphere probably uses this method.
That being said, the majority of the earth’s mass is the mantle, molten rock. It’s very unlikely suitable planets are made up of significantly less dense material than rock. And even without the core we’d replace the iron with rock and lower the overall mass by maaaaybe 20%. Still too massive to likely facilitate current rocket tech.
Unfortunately super earths aren’t viable for us. They would both have crushing gravity and that gravity would make rockets leaving the planet impossible. Fuel to weight ratio would ensure no one could ever leave.
This doesn’t answer the question but it’s amusing.
Victory for women? Like how they are losing their reproductive rights and going to jail for miscarriages in America?
That has nothing to do with spaces. It’s toxic masculinity. And you combat that by being the change you want to see.
Even if there was a space like that, toxic masculinity would ruin it if it wasn’t addressed. But you might just be looking for group therapy.
That’s incorrect. The universe is infinite. But without FTL travel we can’t access anything but the observable which is finite.
In heat death even black holes will evaporate. There is no anything ultimately in heat death. Just particles flying every way getting farther apart.
Also there’s not even a theoretical way to survive a big crunch, big bang cycle.
I think the 6mo cleanings are the prepare for people who don’t take good care of their teeth. My plan allows for 3/4 cleanings a year if I want them. And some people are a lot more prone.