Exactly at 0.01°C and 611.657 pascals, water exists as a solid, liquid, and gas - all at the same time!
Our middle management team has achieved the same exact state: they're solid, fluid, and completely vanishing into thin air depending on who's asking for a status update
This is the triple point of water where it melts, boils, and freezes at the same time. It occurs at 0.01°C and 611.657 pascals, where all three phases of water coexist in perfect equilibrium, interesting >>
@xzxArchitect @Science_TechTV Not sure this is what you meant but, the radius of the outer core is about 3.48 million meters, so for it to do a full revolution every 26 seconds, it would have to spin at nearly 0.3% of the speed of light. Divide full core circumference 21.86m meters by 26 seconds = 840 000 m/s
@NASA the moon must be providing a lot of bounce light in this one, no(?)
Since Artemis is headed to the moon, I'm guessing we're on the same side as the moon here, with all its reflected light beaming at our back, hitting Earth's dark side, y/n?
@FearedBuck Is the moon providing the bounce light for the Earth in the Artemis one?
Surprisingly bright for where the sun seems to be.
(I understand it's an edited/HDR, but still! )
@CHOPSmedia@FearedBuck If someone wanted to fake this, they wouldn't need a green screen at all 👀just a free app. The green is Aurora Borealis, which is visible most nights around this time in Norway. Come visit, see for yourself, and maybe you'll believe a few lies too 😏