I believe the official explanation re: gender was to make it easy for the audience to identify whose head we are in. Riley has a mix, and they have more unique looks as well, because hers are all defined characters who we spend more time with. Everyone else has emotions that just look like stylized versions of their…
The Doctor approves...especially of those “hands.”
a fuel-rich, staged combustion, closed cycle engine...HRRNG
Cool opinion that holds zero water. If a house is $965k (median sale price in that area) you better believe tons of bird shit all over it is going to knock the value down at least 10%.
Going to mars on chemical rockets is stupid.
Remember, this is a newer version of the same RS-25 that we flew for decades on the Shuttle. It doesn't make it less cool to see the steam, and a long-duration firing, but unfortunately, this isn't a huge advance of the state of the art. Which is unfortunate, because we desperately need one.
I’ve always wondered why they don’t weight people with their luggage. That way you get one grand total and no one knows whether the passenger is heavy or just like to keeps bricks in their luggage.
Sort of but the engine does produce water vapor. Primarily the water spray is a sound suppression system.
That depends if their engines can withstand the wrath of an army of Ice Warriors ready to defend their homeworld to the death.
“The Big Lukebowski”
If it’s been happening daily for four years over a large number of neighbors, and add in the punitive damages, 200k doesn’t seem unreasonable. Especially with the thing with the feeders is true. That goes beyond innocent and into purposefully annoying your neighbors for the sake of being an asshole.
Likewise. I’ve been on small flights where this is important information.
But... it sounds very different than that. First, these passengers are not being weighed in order to determine their health. Second, the others flying with you aren’t your “peers” necessarily. Finally, the results are supposedly confidential. So, unless simply being on a scale in public is humiliating (and maybe it…
I’ve been on a few trips in my life where we’ve either been asked for our weights ahead of time or actually weighed at the airport. These are always on little planes where a difference of 50 pounds matters and frankly, I’m happy to jump on a scale if that’s helping to keep my plane in the air.
I have zero problem with this.
Great question. I think the deterrent here isn’t the possibility of the immediate retaliation from the carrier itself, but more about the way we’d probably level the whole place as soon as we got reinforcements into place a few minutes later. And then we’d spend 15 years looking for everyone who ever knew the…
Genuine question here - if I understood the idea correctly, in very crude terms it’s that the microwaves bounce around inside the container and the waves build up to generate thrust. If that is true (and it may be a complete misunderstanding by me), would it not make some sense that it should take some time for the…
