Clouds.

• polar stratospheric clouds play an important role in creating the ozone hole
• the highest clouds on earth are about 80 km high
• in the mid-latitudes most rain is cold rain, that means it leaves the clouds as ice and melts on the way down
• pure water droplets without an aerosol inside (cloud condensation nucleus) freeze at about -40°C, sea salt aerosols make cloud droplets freeze at about -38°C, …

And there’s much more to be found.

I mean, there is such a field as political science.

you mean the galaxy, a solar system usually has 1 star.

And a water molecule has 2 hydrogen atoms...

Yeah and how many hydrogen atoms are there in a SINGLE water molecule?

that isnt true, there was no decomposing fungi, bacteria that evolved yet at the time of the carbiniferous peroid, and those "tree" were actually gigantic gametophytes(posessing half the chromosomes) of early bryophytes. the actual first tree dint evolve til after that peroid.

Don't forget jitter, now!

This is why I don't get excited to hear about the discovery of 'Earth-like planets' 182 light years away.

It'd be remarkably fortuitous if bacteria evolved to break down wood before wood existed.

7 meters?

Wait, what. 🤩

Commies! They're in your fruits!

Yeah, and "Communication" is a major, too. Point? I expect you also hold that Statistics isn't blatant sorcery, too?

I looked up the circumference of a football and it said about 70cm. As the moon is about 10 times the circumference of the earth away, that'd put the moon at 7m away.

And if I recall correctly

• Rate of change in pop is called lock
• Rate of change in lock is called drop

Some have more than one, and no solar system has zero stars, so the average is greater than one.

So that's where Oxygen Not Included got the idea from.

Snakes have two dicks.

If memory serves, binary star systems are more common but the statement was specifically on the system around Sol

You were taught wrong. It's from how the glass was made, and sometimes it's thicker on top, or on the sides, depending on how it was installed. Glass doesnt sag.

Which one is jitter?

Relevant xkcd: How long would you survive with no DNA?

Hi Sarah!

The sun feels warmer when it's farther away. (I'm not completely sure if this only happens in the north hemisphere)

By how much?

(And how do we know this?)

"Hemipenis"

See also: Brodozer and Pavement Princess.

This explains the sounds when I move to get up, these days.

Commies and fruits have been bedfellows for a long time.

What. The. Fuck.

From an old XKCD What-If, which put it at 2.15 gigatons ships vs 2 gigatons fish. But that uses quite old numbers.

Looking at up to date data from the UN there's 2.4 gigatons of ships. Note that this is dead-weight tonnage, so fully loaded. Empty is probably more like ~0.5 gigatons, so it'd depend on how fully loaded the ships are.

And a quick search turns up this paper which references several estimates for fish biomass form other papers, which would put fish biomass somewhere between 0.4 and 4.9 gigatons depending on estimate.

So I put it too strongly saying "more", it'd be more accurate to say fish biomass and ship mass is within the same order of magnitude. Also note that it's only fish, not like plankton, shrimp, etc.

In or on?

None of those, but I think a series of irregular jerks could be considered jitter.

I fuckin knew it!

That article doesn't contradict what I was taught, just that the reason for the melted appearance of old glass isn't due to this state, as that would take longer than the universe has existed to reach that effect, but due to old glass making techniques. We weren't taught wrong, just given the wrong timeframe for it to happen. Doesn't change the fact that glass isn't a solid. Don't know why my original comment is currently negative. I guess I'm taking the down votes earned by my chemistry teachers back in the 90s.

Like a... bifurcated one similar to their tongue or they have two in different parts of their body? And do females also have two holes?
Are snake threesomes a thing?

So many questions!

Is it snap? You might have to slow down your rate of jerk

That article never says amorphous solids are liquids, and repeatedly says they're solid. Your claim is like saying modern TVs aren't true TVs because they're really HD TVs as if HD contradicts the TVness of something. It's just nonsense.

Sounds like a usefull skill for the next all you can eat buffet.

That's okay. We're not on reddit and just have a lighthearted chat without corporate interests in it.

Gonna need a fact check on this one.

Are we counting the gas of Jupiter or just the solid core? Same for the others

From what I read, red grapefruit like Ruby Red existed naturally, but the atomic mutations only made them more red / not fade over time.

I think you might actually be thinking of the Pitch Drop Experiment?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_drop_experiment?wprov=sfla1

The universe is jerking it

When the fuck could those possibly be useful? 😆🙃

Whole planets. You do have to cant Saturn because the rings don’t fit

The real facts are in the sub-comments

Heyyy!!!

Everyone who has met me.

It's been a week, did you forget me already???