While the more literally-minded would mention that you couldn’t throw a ball on other worlds very far because you’d be dead, this two minute video plays it pretty straight and calculates the various distances. You do have to take their word for it.
While the more literally-minded would mention that you couldn’t throw a ball on other worlds very far because you’d be dead, this two minute video plays it pretty straight and calculates the various distances. You do have to take their word for it.
There’s a significant amount of science-stuff in this video which features someone named Mark Rober constructing a giant air-horn. Yep, it’s loud, but you’ll also know why it is as loud as it is.
Thoughts like this one give me pause. I don’t know what they prove, but they give me pause. Mostly I’m disappointed that we don’t have flying cars yet. I also wonder if one day gaps like this will measure humanity’s first flight with our first steps on the moon, and the fact that noone’s been …
Well, normal brains on cats, anyway. A phd neuroscience candidate and (budding cat-lady) explains the effects that kittens have on human brains. Seems as if cats have basically turned themselves into a drug.
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