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cantwejustbefiends t1_jcgn1wy wrote
Reply to comment by BigBirdLaw69420 in Poor sleep in middle age can have a negative impact on brain health, according to a study by researchers at The Australian National University by chrisdh79
Click the study bigbird.
cantwejustbefiends t1_jaaf18y wrote
Reply to comment by skychasezone in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
Stick figures on cave walls.
cantwejustbefiends t1_ja3df55 wrote
Reply to Is VR a viable way for construction blueprints and proposals to be assembled in the future? by TIFUstorytime
Definitely happening and not niche. Revit is used by many consultants and is a 3D modeling CAD software. When coordinating with the various disciplines you can use the software to move around the 3D model of the building. I assume someone is already using VR with this software.
cantwejustbefiends t1_j9y9iaj wrote
Reply to comment by rideincircles in The future holds a 25000$ compact EV leasing at 250$ pr month by RolfEjerskov
Explaining why it is late doesn’t make it not late.
cantwejustbefiends t1_j9r1kkm wrote
Yeah great, 3 million Americans is a lot of Americans. But this is a typical problem, we need to know the rate of change not a single years worth. They claim that number is going to keep increasing, which is most likely true, but if migration has already started than show us a number that at least shows that to be true. Not saying it isn’t happening, just that this is a common way to argue something but doesn’t show what they want it to.
cantwejustbefiends t1_j6uc5sw wrote
Reply to Have you ever thought how/what it would look like to wander through space forever? by Twidom
If you want to know what it would look like for most of the time drifting through the universe, take away everything you currently see in the sky. There you go.
cantwejustbefiends t1_j6fgd41 wrote
Reply to comment by VertigoOne1 in What if our sun was a part of another constellation on another planet? by smilingpike31
This is more a testament to how large the Oort Cloud is since the sun is pretty average. Sirius is 25x the brightness of our sun, but the edge of the Oort Cloud is 200,000x farther from the sun than Earth is (Pluto and the Kaiper Belt are only 40x and 50x). If Earth was at the edge of the cloud, Sirius would be only 3x farther then the sun; so at 25x brighter it would be brighter. But within a 20 ly distance our sun is one of the brightest, and of the 130 closest stars our sun is actually the 7th brightest.
The Oort Cloud reaches out 3 ly, and for comparison our closest neighboring system, Alpha Centauri, is 4.3 ly. If you were at the edge of the Oort Cloud, our sun would be the 5th closest star to you.
cantwejustbefiends t1_jd5khps wrote
Reply to comment by Designer-Wolverine47 in Is there another massive planet beyond Neptune? If so, why haven’t we found it? by Always2ndB3ST
With this object being so far away, and a possible 10,000 year orbit, it would take a long long long time to make out perturbations due to it.