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Yeah, I mean, given the amount of stuff that gets thrown around by impacts, the moon should have had rings by now

In the long run, of course. But even launching from the bottom of a crater means most fragments impact the landscape, and what's left is at a high angle/eccentricity, so it will impact the moon on the return trip. And any lunar base would need a form of micrometeor protection anyways

Assuming those are still intact themselves🤣

I guess there might have been a real risk of the launch pad and/or the ring thing collapsing with the rocket still on the pad

Tried asking it to write code, and, according to a few modders and long-standing members, it wasn't functional code. I don't know much coding myself, but even I could see that it was at the very least pulling numbers out of its virtual behind, regardless of code structure. At least for the...

I'll look into it, but I don't quite get it. Sables is actually a town not far away from where I live, and, yes, it's a nice coastal town, but the runway isn't big enough to support the DC-6. On Google Maps, you could sort of extend it to 1.200m without running into anything of importance, but...

And freezing rain coming in some parts. ALthough, if there is snow cover, that might lessen the impact. Or maybe not. A friend in the UK kept mocking the hysteria this morning, because the layer was thin at his place. He now complains about having to shovel :ROFLMAO: . I don't know for the...

It kinda does, or did. I seem to remember ,even pre-2016, some 'solar systems' available as add-ons. Basically, planets acting as suns , with loads of satellites etc, that were so far out that orbital movement was practically zero and you'd need relativistic speeds to get to them in reasonable...

Can't copy the original text for some reaaon, and the person quoting it didn't link to the original, but I just took a screenshot of the original translated text. I'm still not 100% sure it is all this, as there's La Nina too, and stuff like the drought we'ee witnessing in France has been...

Not sure how I managed to miss this. Not bad, not bad at all

For some reason, I can't edit properly on the phone, so I had to post again. Buuut... the reason why some of the slums are relatively safe is because most of the 'pros' are 'working in the west, so to speak. Most places got way more dangerous in spring 2020, as those returned home en masse...

What the chinese documentary gets very well is the hum, during the scene from behind the truck, tho. I grew up not veey far from an industrial area, and therr was this constant hum, that was very similar to the hum I could hear as a kid. Possibly blast furnace, but I'm not 100% sure. There were...

I still remember last summer when I took a trip to Paris. Montparnasse was full to the brim, a crowd was protesting near the tickets area , another group was chanting some spanish slogan, and when I got outside , an old bearded man wearing only pants was going along abso-f'inlutely shouting at...

Perhaps has been posted before. A documentary showcasing the lovely life that the working class enjoys in the utopian communist 'people's republic' of China. Made in 2015.