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Enfield posted:the sun is powerful and must be
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Johnny Aztec posted:Would it be possible to like, melt the core of mars and get it spinning? way more than creating an artificial magnetic field
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Palace of Hate posted:way more than creating an artificial magnetic field But at a planetary scale? Wouldn't the energy requirements be the exact same amount? Or are you including the start up and oh godamnit wtf am I doing? 
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VendaGoat posted:But at a planetary scale? it depends on a superconducting wire the circumference of mars being less costly than somehow liquefying the entire core of mars and then imparting a massive amount of angular spin on it
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Palace of Hate posted:it depends on a superconducting wire the circumference of mars being less costly than somehow liquefying the entire core of mars and then imparting a massive amount of angular spin on it Well, if you're going to go that far, you have to factor in the manufacturing cost of either the wire or whatever is used to liquefy the core. Either way, we'll get a really lovely movie with Stanley Tucci in it.
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Apr 1, 2016 19:30
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lol i can't see poo poo in the sky checkmate, atheists
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This just came down the line 
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Suck it, northern Canadians. All five of you
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im in ny gonna get high on some northern lights and gawk them northern lights
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numberoneposter posted:Like what is light really anyways?? Like what is it? It's a bunch of sticky, stretchy stuff that's unbreakable.
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Apr 1, 2016 22:11
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So will this be visible from Europe or not?
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Apr 1, 2016 22:15
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ok i just checked outside nopthing yet
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Apr 1, 2016 22:20
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thanks, timing my stargate dialing for this
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Apr 1, 2016 22:23
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Rozzbot posted:So will this be visible from Europe or not? Likely in the Northern UK, Denmark, Scandanavia, Iceland. I think last G2 they saw them in Germany?
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Picnic Princess posted:This just came down the line So this is going to wipe out all our satellites, fry the power grid and cook all electronics. Bring on the new dark age! Its been a blast chatting with you, goons. 
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Apr 1, 2016 23:07
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Snuffman posted:So this is going to wipe out all our satellites, fry the power grid and cook all electronics. only things to survive will be cockroaches and these dead gay forums
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Apr 1, 2016 23:17
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Our star is very rude, always belching and spitting stuff in our faces. Could be worse, though 
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i can't wait to be teleported to a different planet i really do want to be the first to have sex with a alien, also i dont think i'll ever see a cool sky like that
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Does anyone remember the 'keep looking up' astronomy guy from the 80's? His show was usually the last thing before the national anthem and white noise.
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