@NightSkyToday A 98-degree tilt is extreme even by planetary standards. If a companion caused it, that object must have had a dramatic encounter with Uranus.
@peachastro Spokes on Saturnโs rings are still not fully explained after decades of study. We can image them from Earthโฆ but still donโt completely understand what causes them.
@Rainmaker1973 5,600 nerve fibers on a single neuron. Multiply that by 86 billion neurons โ and we still barely understand how a thought forms. How is that possible?
@MarsUniversityX 100 terawatts of AI compute from lunar-launched satellites. What would be the biggest bottleneck โ manufacturing on the Moon or the power systems themselves?
@ElonogyX How many times can you โerr on the side of optimismโ before the cost of being wrong starts destroying quality of life instead of improving it?
@konstructivizm Did you know? All the water in lakes and rivers combined would form a sphere just 56 km wide. Thatโs how limited easily accessible fresh water really is.
@konstructivizm Found in publicly available Webb data. Sometimes the most interesting discoveries are sitting in the archive, waiting for someone to notice the arc.
@elonmusk If writers start self-censoring or adding required elements just to get published, what happens to the long-term quality and originality of the genre?
@elonmusk Whether one agrees or not, the post points to a broader question: how do open societies maintain control over their borders without the conversation collapsing into accusations?