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Today, 12:01 PM

selvaarchi replied to a thread China Space Station in Space Exploration

The latest article on the CSS is by Scientific American "China Is Set to Launch First Module of Massive Space Station" ...

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Today, 11:33 AM

selvaarchi replied to a thread Another space race? in Space Exploration

"China Orbiting 400 Satellites, Heading for 1,000 by 2030, US Space Command Chief Says" My estimate - it will be a few times bigger - they aim to...

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Today, 10:55 AM

selvaarchi replied to a thread Chinese Space Station Telescope (CSST) in Space Exploration

The second article you posted has some details embedded within it (power point presentation). ...

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Today, 12:30 AM

Trebuchet replied to a thread SpaceX in Space Exploration

Even worse time!!

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Today, 12:28 AM

Trebuchet replied to a thread The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB) in Off-Topic Babbling

The local weekly reports that my county has just had its third death, the first to actually occur in the county, and that cases are rising. Nuts. ...

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Today, 12:27 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread Really trivial stuff that bugs you in Off-Topic Babbling

Because the cats already ate all the toilet paper.

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Today, 12:24 AM

Trebuchet replied to a thread Really trivial stuff that bugs you in Off-Topic Babbling

Hmm. The cupboard is still bare. And also bare in another store. I do NOTwant to have to tell the kitties they'll have to adjust to another brand....

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Today, 12:20 AM

Trebuchet replied to a thread Really trivial stuff that bugs you in Off-Topic Babbling

Wow! Amazon found my actual house this afternoon! In case anyone is wondering, this is delivery by Amazon itself, in vans with a smile on them, not...

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Today, 12:19 AM

Swift replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

All right we're done. Over 500 posts and we are just going around in circles. Lord Foul - you had your chance and now you are done. You...

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Today, 12:15 AM

Trebuchet replied to a thread Really trivial stuff that amuses you... in Off-Topic Babbling

I remember my first cousin's name. Because she died of Covid-19 over a year ago. Sorry for the downer in this thread.

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Yesterday, 09:46 PM

Swift replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

That analogy makes no sense. We know EXACTLY how the Apollo missions were done. The documentation is overwhelming and comes from multiple,...

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Yesterday, 09:33 PM

Swift replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

Just so it is clear. If I post in purple, it is official business as a moderator. This is true for all moderators, though there are some personal...

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Yesterday, 08:54 PM

Swift replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

So why would that mean the Moon landings were fake? Your logic makes no sense. If the NASA didn't know the Moon was a source of radiation (and...

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Yesterday, 07:11 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

Lord Foul, you implied earlier in the thread that you could be convinced by evidence presented to you that showed your claim was wrong. Yet you have...

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Yesterday, 06:31 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Really trivial stuff that amuses you... in Off-Topic Babbling

The associations of memory and recall seem pretty much a random crapshoot, in my case. I can describe in detail a scene from the original Star Trek...

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Yesterday, 06:06 PM

Swift replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

Except that isn't true. The Orion spacecraft had a very different trajectory than Apollo and was deliberately sent through higher radiation zones to...

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Yesterday, 04:02 PM

Swift replied to a thread Allergies and genetics in Science and Technology

I do not know if there is scientific evidence for this idea, but I have heard people advocate getting pets and having your kids play outdoors more...

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Yesterday, 03:29 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Really trivial stuff that bugs you in Off-Topic Babbling

We once started a fire-in-a-pan with brown rice that had boiled dry.

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Yesterday, 02:53 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Allergies and genetics in Science and Technology

My family has a variety of allergies; foods, medications, latex, even a certain laundry detergent. But each individual has a different set of...

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Yesterday, 02:53 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread Will we ever stop using paper? in Science and Technology

I read books on my phone. They frequently have mistakes in them due to having been scanned and OCR'd from paper.

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Yesterday, 02:50 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread Whatcha Eatin? in Off-Topic Babbling

That's okra. Years ago, a co-worker of mine brought his soup from the cafeteria back to eat at his desk. He was from Arizona, and complained that...

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Yesterday, 02:10 PM

selvaarchi replied to a thread China's Science Revolution in Space Exploration

"China is developing plans for a 13,000-satellite megaconstellation" ...

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Yesterday, 01:09 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

Science means being constantly surprised.

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Yesterday, 12:51 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Allergies and genetics in Science and Technology

The alleles that can cause the body to make more lactase enzyme (there are several varieties) might have occurred many times in human existence but...

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Yesterday, 10:28 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread Does anyone still believe that Apollo 11 landed on the moon after Chang'E-4 in Conspiracy Theories

Your methodology is sloppy. Science is about precision. Dismissing actual accuracy as an "academic exercise" means you fundamentally do not...

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