Thanks for the heads up. Unsubbed.

why are people down voting this question?

What criteria do you plan to apply when deciding whether or not to follow the rules?

Don't know what a buzz word is. I am not that hip anymore. And yes most questions in any ask sub's are pulled out of thin air. Because that way people can gain knowledge. Even if it small amount at least they learned something.

This is a very odd day for an April Fool's prank.

According to him:

That is the reason I post a lot. For the pursuit of knowledge and engagement. No one gets it but for lack of a better term “get off” on deep long wall of texts. Plus I take about 500mg of welbutrin so that may be it to. Thanks for the reply. Have a good weekend.

https://lemmy.world/comment/24940277

Yes and no. I will do it on a case by case basis if I am here. Kind of like we have on !askhistorians@lemmy.world

Do you plan to enforce rule 9?

Why do you spam questions? And why do they all seem ripped out of thin air with 3-4 buzzwords in them and mostly nonsensical?

Does entering Jupiter's atmosphere not count as "crashing into Jupiter"? The Galileo spacecraft already did this at the end of its mission.

1. What is "a mobius strip of light"? I know what a mobius strip is, and I know what a photon is, but I don't understand how they relate to each other.

2. The "event horzon" is, by definition, the boundary line from which nothing can escape. If something could escape from it, it wouldn't be the event horizon.

We don't know. The vast majority of our data on human health is collected at one G. We have a few decades of data from ISS missions at zero G, and have observed loss of muscle and bone density as two major concerns.

We have a few weeks of data from the Apollo missions at one sixth G, but this insufficient to draw any long-term conclusions.

A rotating space station would be very useful to study the longterm health effects of reduced (but not zero) gravity, as the speed of rotation could be adjusted to simulate lunar or martian gravity.

Who is Mar?

Why would you expect them all to be the same mass?

What's that apostrophe doing there?

Not sure what you're asking. What's your source for the mass of the smallest black hole being that of a flea egg?

As I understand it, the behaviour of very small black holes is not well understood, as we don't have any examples to study. They would presumably evaporate very quickly via Hawking radiation.

Not a scientist but I'd guess it'd have to do with the mass of the original star and the age of the hole/how much other stuff it's sucked up.

Good to have you on the team!

Well if I think I know who you are talking about. I just got to be mod and he or she was the only one interested but he got bounced pretty quick. Unless you mean someone currently?

What do you mean by a "mobius strip of light"?

Will you be making the same mistake as the history community you mod and promote someone who has beliefs against scientific consensus?

Okay yrah sometimes reading compensation is hard okay :D

Read the rest of the title

Good luck captaining the sub! I hope you find joy in it.

Can you elaborate? Like what changes are we supposed to expect, what are you alluding to?