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HurlingDurling, w What would happen if you moved at the speed of light?
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Maybe I missed this on the article but if somehow a human is moving at 186,000 miles per second they would also escape earth’s gravitational pull (and probabbly the sun’s as well) and within a second find themselves just over halfway to the moon and crashing into it a couple of second or two later with enough force for the impact to be seen with the naked eye from earth.

ChanchoManco, w Dracula's Chivito: New protoplanetary disk discovered with Pan-STARRS

Uruguay noma’

Wondering if Tancredi is related to this somehow.

FabledAepitaph, w Solar eclipse on Mars! Perseverance rover sees Martian moon Phobos cross the sun in epic video

The Stranger o.o

5714, w Salads Grown in Space May Pose a Deadly Problem

It seems that space ecosystems are underdeveloped.

remotelove, w Doomed US lunar lander now headed for Earth: company
JeeBaiChow, w After Three Years on Mars, NASA’s Ingenuity Helicopter Mission Ends - NASA

Pity. It was pretty cool while it lasted. Good job all round!

pom, w Japan's precision moon lander has hit its target, but it appears to be upside-down

Or is it just showboating

GombeenSysadmin, w Japan's precision moon lander has hit its target, but it appears to be upside-down

Did they launch from Woomera or something?

CapeWearingAeroplane, w Frozen water discovered on Mars could fill Red Sea

Usually I feel like articles like this are way too sensationalist, but this Ine was actually informative and well written!

I don’t know if or when we will be sending people to mars, but knowing where there is water will in any case be crucial if we’re going to do it.

Paragone, w After all of This Time Searching for Aliens, is it The Zoo Hypothesis or Nothing?

The commenter who identified that we’re now able to eliminate radiowave-broadcast communications, via lasers ( & fiberoptics, etc ), is spot-on.


There is another angle, though.

Imagine a simplified-model of civilization…

a batch of 7 newborn-babies, instead of hundreds of genetically-distinct populations in Africa…

those 7 babies live in “eden”.

they learn that they can consume everything they want, that doesn’t harm them.

they learn that they have to be somewhat self-moderating, because others fight them when one crowds the other, too much.

etc.

they move away from each-other, & some lose their skin-pigment, others change it…

an empire forms, in-which industry is the rule ( the Roman empire ).

Now a momentum is set in-place, that is making the sequence of the Industrial-Revolutions inevitable…

at the time of the Roman Empire, the children are, say, 11yo.

at the time of the Industrial Revolutions, they are in puberty, their brains forced into chaos, & ALL sorts of new force-multiplying technologies landing in their hands…

So, what is The Great Filter?

What happens when it is unconscious-toddler-mind, or unconscious-adolescent-who-never-got-challenged, who has all the world-snuffing technologies that we now have, but who has the global-responsiblity-level of … drunk & drugged narcissistic children…

Say you have 7 kids going into The Great Filter, representing the whole populations-sea of our world…

Say only 1 of them survives The Great Filter…

Are they going to be CAREFUL in what they do, technologically, from then on??

Obviously.


I don’t expect more than about 1.5% of this planet’s population to survive this century’s TANTRUM/POGROM that has narcissism-roots, politics-roots, religion-roots, food-insecurity-roots ( like total collapse of the terrestrial & marine food-webs, later this century ), etc.

Will the remnant who survive this century, if any do, be as careless with technology as we currently are??

How could they be?


If The Great Filter is an automatic force-growing-up consequence of EVERY world-overwhelming-species, who mixes accommodated-immaturity with ecosphere-destroying technology, then whatever portion of worlds who reach The Great Filter have survivors of it, … it’d be inherent in the survivors’ experience that they have been made careful.

Same as you don’t find incapable-of-self-discipline in career-military-officers, you don’t find our murderous carelessness/ideological-rabies in any survivor of The Great Filter:

Universe automatically force-extinguishes populations who won’t grow up, who gain the technological-leverage that we’ve gained.


So, silence depicts a lack-of-carelessness AND an absence-of-need to be throwing-away-energy through radiowave broadcast, both.

When combined, galactic silence makes much fundamental sense.

We’re in our species’ “puberty” stage, and haven’t survived our force-growing-up Great Filter, yet.

If we do, well, then finding others who also did, will make sense.

If we won’t, … then our epitaph will be that we wouldn’t grow-up, at ANY cost.

_ /\ _

Tristaniopsis, w Daily Telescope: Shooting a laser into the sky from Antarctica

The cops will be along shortly to arrest them.

charlytune, w The Orion You Can Almost See
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I see Orion as a jaunty little disco dancer in this. Arms up in the air, legs apart, hip stick out to one side.

jaschen, w Newly discovered cosmic megastructure challenges theories of the universe

Can someone do a TLDR? I’m trying not to say aliens.

yemmly, w Newly discovered cosmic megastructure challenges theories of the universe

Flash forward to 2027: Alexia Lopez announces the discovery of the Ginormous Donut.

kalkulat, (edited ) w Titan's 'magic islands' are likely to be honeycombed hydrocarbon icebergs, finds study
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I haven’t seen the evidence of ‘water oceans’ out there that are about more than a few water ‘geysers’ spewing from below the frozen surfaces like our breaths on winter mornings.

Whenever I hear the words ‘water’ or ‘life’ in a message from NASA I think, ‘Hmmm… who stands to gain from this PR?’ (At least telescopes return great pix and -other, visible- evidence.)

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