Still_Difference5461
Still_Difference5461 t1_j6a3hoj wrote
Reply to comment by nohwan27534 in Are most of our predictions wrong? by Sasuke_1738
The shielding we currently use in space is the earths magnetic field. Astronauts would be likely to get a lethal dose of radiation on the way to the mars cave base.
Still_Difference5461 t1_j5z519t wrote
Reply to Are most of our predictions wrong? by Sasuke_1738
Yes our predictions are wrong and we still need to figure out how to block radiation from the sun before we can send a person to mars
Still_Difference5461 t1_izhsdyt wrote
Reading all the agreements would take away more time from my life than losing a kidney
Still_Difference5461 t1_iymkirx wrote
Reply to Is it possible that nuclear defense technologies will surpass the abilities of nuclear weapons in the future, rendering them near useless? by Wide-Escape-5618
Absolutely not because even if a single nuke gets through then it’s a catastrophe with a death toll in the tens of millions of lives
Still_Difference5461 t1_iwuz9ik wrote
Reply to Do BIFL Leaf bags exist? by perkinsjt
Why can’t you leave the leaves where they are?
Still_Difference5461 t1_iwuyvtm wrote
Reply to Gillette Slim Adjustable from 1965. Bought second hand and used daily for 5 years now, no sign of stopping any time soon (got a backup from 1964 just in case) by Slaskballe512
Safety razors give a better shave than 5 blade disposables
Still_Difference5461 t1_iswjo38 wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
Yeah that’s a global problem being solved globally.
Still_Difference5461 t1_iswhhjp wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
I dunno man, people have greater ability to solve local problems than global problems.
Still_Difference5461 t1_iswgd20 wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
What temperatures does rubisco break down?
Still_Difference5461 t1_iswacpf wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
Also those were mangroves too so planting those is also about managing floods and reducing erosion, not just co2
Still_Difference5461 t1_isw5hvj wrote
Reply to Next pandemic may come from melting glaciers, new data shows. Analysis of Arctic lake suggests viruses and bacteria locked in ice could reawaken and infect wildlife. by chemistrynerd1994
Maybe but we already dealt with that shit before didn’t we
Still_Difference5461 t1_isw3q8h wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
We gotta do both frankly. I hear carbon sequestration would work by planting trees and then cutting them down once they reach maturity. Then you burn the trees for energy, capture the carbon from burning, and bury it along with the ash. So we do need to plant the trees. That is definitely an important part of fighting climate change.
Still_Difference5461 t1_isw2pz2 wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
Honestly I think trees do have the potential to address climate change by moderating temperatures, providing a moisture in the atmosphere, sheltering wildlife and people from heat, absorbing water, and creating rain.
Still_Difference5461 t1_isvvvmy wrote
Reply to comment by SomberPony in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
Trees are great for the environment, I think they are worth it. The mass of tree leaves are pretty small compared to the mass of the wood and roots.
Still_Difference5461 t1_isvuvh6 wrote
Reply to comment by ltethe in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
Sounds like an orchard
Still_Difference5461 t1_isvt86y wrote
Reply to comment by filosoful in Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing by filosoful
Even if only 2 percent survive out of a million then that’s still 20000 trees. And they will make offspring. It would be better if it had a higher success rate but honestly it’s not uncommon for many saplings and seedlings to fail. That’s why trees and plants produce thousands of seeds and not just a few
Still_Difference5461 t1_isvrt83 wrote
What do you mean, we can’t halfass a solution to climate change
Still_Difference5461 t1_j6gr35f wrote
Reply to comment by nohwan27534 in Are most of our predictions wrong? by Sasuke_1738
It’s a lot easier to shield electronics tbh. Some of the issues we still experience with mars is water, food, keeping the astronauts sane both in transit and on mars, and the perchlorate in the Martian soil. Another big issue is there’s no real point to making a city on mars right now, so without a purpose it will be difficult surmounting these huge problems.