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Reply to comment by Sir-Vantes in LPT: If you have a hard to clean pan after cooking meat, sauteé onions or make a sauce in it. This will often return your pan to a much cleaner state. by birdsRMyBestFriends
And often scratches the pans.
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Your feelings are completely valid.
However, you're totally fine. This is very mild as far as general interactions go between drunk people.
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Reply to comment by Hoppedelic in Do We Know Where Our Sun Was Born? by baracuda68
Yes, but not relative to its original source.
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Reply to comment by Effective-Fondant-11 in Do We Know Where Our Sun Was Born? by baracuda68
Right, but nebulae don't just spit stars out
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Reply to Do We Know Where Our Sun Was Born? by baracuda68
It was born roughly where is right now, I'd reckon.
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Reply to comment by rooskie72 in can anyone explain to me how time would work if your going the speed of light or increasingly getting there? by rooskie72
>So how do people achieve getting close to the spped of light?
We don't. The amount of energy required to accelerate a mass is proportional to gamma, as the relativistic mass increases.
>technically the same time plane?
This is a nonsensical statement.
Keep reading, and stay away from youtube. Einstein's book is readily available. I'll buy it for you if you DM me and you cannot afford it.
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Reply to comment by rooskie72 in can anyone explain to me how time would work if your going the speed of light or increasingly getting there? by rooskie72
Not twelve days, but slightly longer than six. But yes, time travel into the future; however we are already doing that at the rate of one second per second. The faster you go, the more that rate increases. Moving to the ISS in three days does not get you anywhere near the speed of light, so this effect is negligible and I'd argue that general relativity time dilation would be a greater effect.
Gamma is 1/sqrt(1-(v^2 /c^2 )) so unless you are travelling near the speed of light, special relativity is extremely minor. If your velocity was great enough for gamma to equal 2, you would experience half the time as a stationary observer would. It's all weird stuff.
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Reply to can anyone explain to me how time would work if your going the speed of light or increasingly getting there? by rooskie72
This is basic special relativity (time dilation), and there's a lot of literature on it. You'd experience time normally, but objects outside of your reference frame would experience time faster at a factor of "gamma".
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Reply to comment by twohedwlf in TIFU by getting a speeding ticket by Abdominal_Alex
Many states are at-will and can fire you for just about any reason as long as it's not discriminatory.
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Reply to TIFU by calling my mom a bitch by onefootback
I'm a teacher. Do your homework. It's important for your learning.
Also, please report your physical abuse to your teachers/admin. You should never be subjected to that. It doesn't help at all, and preventing you from going out with your friends is punishment enough. Your parents responding to words with violence is completely unnaceptable.
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Reply to comment by birdsRMyBestFriends in LPT: If you have a hard to clean pan after cooking meat, sauteé onions or make a sauce in it. This will often return your pan to a much cleaner state. by birdsRMyBestFriends
Ever since I started, cleanup has been so much easier!