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I'll try to do anything about video games, including Let's Plays, Tutorials, Etc. I'll even try to take request. So watch and enjoy.

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@grok Hey grok, any update on when we can expect companions to release for Android?

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@normal978296 @Klouverknight @sis_xvz @grok It's Marin Kitagawa from the series My Dress Up Darling. Fantastic series, btw.

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@DamonStrong @HumansNoContext Mine that I use at work is a Milwaukee 25' tape and has a max reach before falling of about 15'

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@aquwa_vt @HenryMapleton Now we just get Vedal to have Evil song a cover of this!

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@BlindWaveCrew Hey Guys, are you going to watch the Fallout Teaser?

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“Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.”

-Albus Dumbledore

#RIPMichaelGambon

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@merrillrobert @AngryJoeShow State the game launched in? Damn near perfect for bugs compared to the old bethesda and complete with stories and quests and not a live service game like everything else has to be nowadays. The scores make perfect sense

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@YouTube Usually @mmoxreview both mods and plays. They're a great stress relief. So it sucks even more when you guys are going out of your way to destroy their channel because you don't like their content.

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@amarosda @curiosityonx It's theoretically possible but very improbable. The intense environmental pressures would be insane for evolution to deal with.

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@Psychoboi479 @curiosityonx Not like this, this is through a telescope. You can see Jupiter with the naked eye very easily though if you know where to look. It looks like a bright star and is the third brightest object in the night sky, second being venus and first being the moon.

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@elijah_sankoh @curiosityonx I'd love to help you out but I don't fully understand your question

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@face_a_masta @curiosityonx The exposure was raised in the picture to make it easier to see just the earth and moon, when this is done, bright things in the background disappear, hence no stars

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@KIBIRANGOHERBE5 @curiosityonx The Earth is extremely reflective, mainly because of the oceans, combine that with being much closer to the sun and if would be pretty bright. Also they likely raised the exposure and a few other things to isolate it from background stars and that'd make it brighter.

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@karthikeyanP_97 Is the same reason Venus is the brightest object in the night sky besides the moon, sunlight reflecting off the atmosphere. With Earth it refracts through the atmosphere and also reflects off the oceans. Also the same reason the moon gives off light.

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@DogeRescue @solbruuu @ajchristou @latestinspace @NASA So.... you're an idiot? I worship God too and can still look at the Earth and see it's round and orbits the sun. There's no where in the Bible that says it's at all different. Your just trying to feel special and use God as an excuse for your idiocy

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@HermanKimani11 @latestinspace I mean we have a ton of images of the Earth. Hell get a telescope and look up the orbit of a satellite that goes over your house, look at the right time in the right area and you'll see the blinking lights as it speeds across the sky. None of this fake, you're just ignorant

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@RMGJR @latestinspace Land is hospitable technically, just need to introduce bacteria to coax it into being able to grow plants. Main issue is the atmosphere isn't very hospitable lol

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@anichidera456 @latestinspace Now just imagine millions of years ago when it was warm and had oceans. Would have liked even more like earth.

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@ninjagae83 @latestinspace Not exactly because of the atmosphere. It's mainly because of the temperature. All of Mars' water has frozen or sublimated, mainly underground and it doesn't get hot enough to evaporate. Mars does have precipitation however, it snows frozen co2 at the poles.

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@BeebargW @latestinspace That's also the reason why the sun looks blue when it's setting on Mars.