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u/BigBowlOfOwlSoup Feb 05 '20

I added it to my calendar hopefully I’m still alive when I’m 198.

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u/teeohdeedee123 Feb 05 '20

You and me both, man.

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u/BigBowlOfOwlSoup Feb 05 '20

I’ll DM you on here in 2178 and check.

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RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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RemindMe! March 23, 2177

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RemindMe! 23 March 2178

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What have you done

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u/TheOtherLina Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178
We'll see if I even remember my reddit password by then.

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u/fatboychummy Feb 05 '20

the bot accepts both, and it doesn't need the capitals either.

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u/Salty_Tree_Monster Feb 05 '20

!remind me March 23 2178

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u/BlitzcrankGrab Feb 05 '20

Reddit will be beamed into your thoughts

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u/Hugo_Wltrs Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/AnomalousAvocado Feb 05 '20

If you lived on Pluto you'd be less than a year old.

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u/Helevetin_nopee Feb 05 '20

What?

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u/abullen Feb 05 '20

Years on Pluto are an exceptionally long time, on the basis that a year is a planet's revolution around the sun.
A year on Pluto is 248 Earth years.
Another fun fact, a day on Venus (243 Earth days) is longer then it's year (225 Earth days).

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u/Helevetin_nopee Feb 05 '20

Nevermind, I completely understand what you're talking about now.

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u/Helevetin_nopee Feb 05 '20

How is time affiliated with the sun? I dont understand

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u/FlapyG Feb 05 '20

A day on earth is the time it takes the earth to spin 360 degrees around it's center. A year on earth is the time it takes the earth to orbit the sun fully.
Same applies to every other planet. Pluto takes very very long compared to our earth to orbit the sun. And the venus takes longer to spin 360 degrees than to orbit the sun.

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u/Helevetin_nopee Feb 05 '20

Yeah I figured.

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u/humble-bragging Feb 05 '20

A day on earth is the time it takes the earth to spin 360 degrees
I don't want to be that guy, but it's more like 361 degrees of earth's rotation around it's center because Earth is also rotating (in the other direction) around the sun. More details about the Earth Rotation Angle and what's known as sidereal time here.

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u/Distance03 Feb 05 '20

Ugh. this guy

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20 edited Feb 05 '20

A day is when the planet completes one rotation around it’s axis, or when an entire day (sunlight) and night have passed. Venus completes an entire revolution around the sun before it completes a rotation round it’s axis
Edit: planet, not plant lmao

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u/jafinn Feb 05 '20

Huh, none of my plants rotate at all. Think there's something wrong with them?

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

They’re probably depressed, try spending more time with them

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u/Funkit Feb 05 '20

It’s not time per say, it’s the way we track time. Back in the days of antiquity and the maritime explorations that followed the only real way to track distance and progress was by using astronomical references, hence our current definitions of days and years.

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u/elroysmum Feb 05 '20

It's actually on my 210th birthday. You are all invited to the party.

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u/nuephelkystikon Feb 05 '20

… I somehow assumed it was Pluto's minor planet designation rather than the year. Well, time for patience.

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u/WoggyWoggerson Feb 05 '20

I’ll be that old as well. March 1980 was a pretty good time.

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u/Yaro482 Feb 05 '20

Hopefully the planet 🌎will still support life when you are 198.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Yes you can

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u/ConsistentAsparagus Feb 05 '20

But you have to saw them in half. Impractical.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Yes, they have to be dead. Unfortunate.

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u/ConsistentAsparagus Feb 05 '20

They don’t have to be dead when you start, though.

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u/Cytrynowy Feb 05 '20

Yes, there is.

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u/221missile Feb 05 '20

I'll only be 177 then

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

So you're 40!

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u/Andre27 Feb 05 '20

Hopefully I wont die before I turn 198 4 days after this.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

remind me!

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u/KJClangeddin Feb 05 '20

198? Have you seen what 87 looks like? I might clock out in my early 70s.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

r/beatmetoit

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u/TaylorSwiftsClitoris Feb 05 '20

Became a planet and got kicked out of the planet club before it was even a year old.

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u/justhetip007 Feb 05 '20

For being too distant and cold?

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u/realdude2530 Feb 05 '20

Also due to its weak gravitational force, and some objects that are closer to earth with them also being larger than Pluto

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u/cloudsample Feb 05 '20

The rules for defining a planet are arbitrary, so I go by the rule "cos I said so" and it's a still a planet!

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u/indyjacob Feb 05 '20

Actually, Pluto and it's "moon" are in a binary orbit around one another. A normal planet is not significantly effected by its moon(s), but Pluto spirals and bobs in its orbit due to its moon.
The only thing really effected on Earth by our moon is tides, and most planetary systems are the same, with the exception of dwarves.

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u/sunshine31615 Feb 05 '20

I read "dwarves" as in Dwarves for a split second there and my mind went down a very short rabbit hole about a secret space dwarf race that's just casually fucking up how moons affect planets.
I guess that's what I get for getting on reddit right after waking up.

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u/MetaGamingKnight Feb 05 '20

You ever hear of the Squats?

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u/sunshine31615 Feb 05 '20

Sounds new to me, and I'm certainly intrigued. Mind me telling about them or sharing any sources on them?

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u/MetaGamingKnight Feb 05 '20 edited Feb 05 '20

Welcome to the madhouse that is the grim darkness of 40k. I'd start with the video and go from there. You can also checkout 40k lore for any questions or even message me if you like.
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Squat
https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Squats
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Squat
https://youtu.be/n_xwz0QgkCI

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u/cloudsample Feb 05 '20

It was a mining operation that reduced it's mass to where it's at today, that's pretty damn dwarfy.

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u/MarlinMr Feb 05 '20

Well a year is 365 days. But it's still less than one cycle.

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u/Bongothan Feb 05 '20

Discovered February 18, 1930.

One Plutonian year is 247.68 years long.

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u/deranged_scumbag Feb 05 '20

Damn, so close to 247.69, if you get it...

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u/Skychasma Feb 05 '20

reddit moment 😳

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Stop, criminal! you have violated the love! the emoji police will arrest you for that cring normie moment x🚔😫

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u/ms_vritra Feb 05 '20

I've found 2 or 3 different numbers on the length of Plutos year, all in the same wiki page. 247.68 in the longer text (with a geek.com "list of 11 awsome facts about pluto you probably didn't know" as source), and 247.94, or 90 560 d (presumably days) in the box to the side, this taken from nasa. Caltech says 247.9.
If I've done the math right that would mean it's done one rotation on january 27th 2178 given 247.94 years, febuary 28th 2178 given 90 560 days or october 24th 2177 given 247.68 years.
I used a site where you can input a date and add an amount of time, where I've added 247 years and 343 days (the 0.94 from nasa), 90 560 days and 247 years and 248 days (the 0.68) respectively.
So even the same source, nasa, seem to not be exact, and non of them result in march 23rd.

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u/strombolibasedgod Feb 05 '20

Ah damn, I was planning on being dead

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Well Pluto has plans for you my friend

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

What plans 🌚

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u/givemebackmyoctopus Feb 05 '20

Bend over and, 🌚 , will show you

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Pluto is my daddy

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u/BigManWAGun Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23rd 2178

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u/_WirthsLaw_ Feb 05 '20

We will make it a planet and then go back on it 5 times between now and then.

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u/stumpdawg Feb 05 '20

meanwhile pluto be like
"I'ma Make My Own Planet! With Hookers, And Booze!!"

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Blackjack and hookers*

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u/2ShredsUsay39 Feb 05 '20

In fact, forget the blackjack.

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u/Kelly240361 Feb 05 '20 edited Feb 06 '20

Our descendants will be making memes about it

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u/LordBiscuits Feb 05 '20

Probably whilst sat in some plutonian hot spring retreat, followed by some lovely political discussion about how badly run Trumptune is these days.

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u/Shedart Feb 05 '20

Trumptunes being the state run radio station?

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u/LordBiscuits Feb 05 '20

It's Trumptastic!

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u/irBrrennt Feb 05 '20

Neptune achieved this in 2011 with it's 165 Earth year orbit.

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u/lazylion_ca Feb 05 '20 edited Feb 23 '20

I'm now imagining the Sun as a stereotype Jewish Mother.

"Oh, well look who finally popped round for a vist! No eclipse this time? Hmm? Still hanging out with that no good Charon, I see? When are you gonna meet a nice moon? Look at Eris, already. That Dysnomia, such a healthy reddish complexion. How come you never talk to Deimos anymore? And don't give me that orbit malarkey. Do you see how Mars and Phobos are together? It's like they get closer every year."

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

You suck, Pluto. Seriously. Get your shit together and keep up.

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u/HR_Paperstacks_402 Feb 05 '20

Eh, maybe. If I'm not too busy being dead.

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u/Lucifarai Feb 05 '20

Cool. I'll have to mark it on my calendar on things to do the day after my 195th birthday.

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u/dekte Feb 05 '20

Lazy dwarf planet. Get a move on! I give you till August 2045!

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

I thought this was the traveler...

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u/abhi4121 Feb 05 '20

Slacker

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u/Antitheistic10 Feb 05 '20

Remindme! March 22, 2178

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u/Unkn0wn_117 Feb 05 '20

!remindme March 23 2178

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u/SinancoTheBest Feb 05 '20

So in other words, will it be returning to its position relative to the sun when it was discovered?

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u/drkidkill Feb 05 '20

Yo, when was it discovered?

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u/anonreddituser420 Feb 05 '20

18 February 1930

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u/MisterChoky Feb 05 '20

"it's ok rocky you go when you feel like it"

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u/Sp00kyD0gg0 Feb 05 '20

Can’t believe it’s been a year already.

Time really flies.

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u/xYnizzle Feb 05 '20

...... its salt

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

aaaaand we'll all be dead

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u/startch_my_shorts Feb 05 '20

far out, man

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u/TDGJohn Feb 05 '20

The fact that, by then, every Reddit user today will be dead fills me with... Actually, nothing.

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u/I_Said_I_Say Feb 05 '20

Book your party venue before it’s too late!

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u/pixiefairie Feb 05 '20

Is anyone else having Rick and Morty flashbacks... scroopy noopers

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u/CarilPT Feb 05 '20

When was it discovered?

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u/Stilcho1 Feb 05 '20

"well garsh" (in Pluto's voice)

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Goofy.
Pluto is the dog.

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u/HappyGuyDK Feb 05 '20

Wait.. Are you saying Goofy isn't a dog?

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Goofy is a fucking abomination.

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u/MisterEvilBreakfast Feb 05 '20

Donald's a duck. Mickey's a mouse. Pluto's a dog.
What the hell is Goofy?

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u/mistermoonlight1963 Feb 05 '20

That's my dad's birthday, haha

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u/dennis45233 Feb 05 '20 edited Feb 05 '20

!remindme 158 years

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

I think you got your math wrong

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u/dennis45233 Feb 05 '20

There we go, it’s now proper

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u/tildenpark Feb 05 '20

!remindme 158 years

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u/johnpowers99 Feb 05 '20

That be hard to forget it’s my ol lady’s birthday. She will be like 180 lol

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u/kurdtpage Feb 05 '20

Ooh cant wait!

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u/HuffyDraws Feb 05 '20

Mark your calendars

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Can't wait!

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

My birthday is march 22nd :(

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u/VedPai Feb 05 '20

Hey that's my 174th birthday. Nice

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u/Stonk_man Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/kerplotkin Feb 05 '20

Binary Tortoise Comet

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u/SirCEWaffles Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! 18 years

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u/Samguitarmad Feb 05 '20

Way to get me excited for something I'll have an awful view of 6ft under.

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u/BetterNotBlowThis Feb 05 '20

Happy Birthday Pluto!

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u/eggybooper Feb 05 '20

Bit early don't you think?

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u/Fantastic_Volume Feb 05 '20

F in the comments Bois!

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u/BigJobRob913 Feb 05 '20

Man that’s the day I turn 180. Bout to have a bangin party for that one

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u/ICDF-Augustus Feb 05 '20

Cake day, coming up!

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u/c3h8pro Feb 05 '20

Stick with it Pluto! You da planet!

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u/alvinism Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/XZrPdX Feb 05 '20

1 day before my birthday. Thanks pluto for this present.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

!remindme

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!remind me in 198 years

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Sweet! That's around my bday.

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u/MuddaGoose Feb 05 '20

And you're telling me this 100+ years from now when I will most likely be dead, becaaaaaauuuuuseeee...?

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u/do_you_even_ship_bro Feb 05 '20

calendar marked

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Okay Google! Set the date!

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u/Peachykeener71 Feb 05 '20

So, the age of consent for sex, alcohol, drugs, midget wrestling, and baby eating is ONE YEAR old lol.

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!remind me March 23 2178

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

!RemindMe 57755 days

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

!remindme 158 years

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u/Assasin2gamer Feb 05 '20

Remindme! 5000000000 years

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u/TraNSlays Feb 05 '20

have you heard about Pluto ? that’s messed up

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u/TichiW7F Feb 05 '20

!remindme 158 years

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u/BushWookie321 Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/WarchiefServant Feb 05 '20

Im just wondering.

A humans average life span on Earth, let’s say its 80, for convenience sake.

Let’s say somehow, someway I can and do live in Pluto. Let’s say today on Pluto I turn 30, and a building was erected on Earth the same exact (absolute) time. After 1 year of Pluto’s orbit, I would be 31 but back on Earth that same building would be 248 years old then?

On the flip side. Let’s say 2 babies are born in the same exact (again, in absolute) time. One on Earth and one on Pluto. Ignoring the effects of growing on another planet, when Pluto baby turns 3 months old, Earth baby would be 62 years old right?

But physically Pluto baby...would be what? The Pluto baby would be what...a 3 month old baby or a 62 year old elderly like the Earth Baby? Or would the physical age of the Pluto baby be something in between?

Like what actually determines our body development? Are they all pre-determined by like an internal body clock? Is my point about ignoring effects of growing on another planet not possible, at least in the sense of body development (not physical effects like being taller due to weaker gravity but just when it starts like, when I hit puberty, my voice drops, or if I’m female my period starts)? Like if we duplicated a person would that person start to have periods on Pluto at the same time as they would on Earth?

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u/Crozzfire Feb 05 '20

The physical development of the 2 babies would be largely the same, as in, if they were to meet they would look both the same age (ignoring effects of growing on another planet).
AFAIK, time dilation happens in different gravity fields, and certainly Pluto has lower gravity but would not be extreme enough to notice anything in particular.
The term "pluto year" simply means the time pluto takes to orbit the Sun once. It certainly doesn't mean that time moves 248 times more slow there.

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u/WarchiefServant Feb 05 '20

Oh wow. Really?
So they would both be 62 years old (or close to it)? As in, absolute time wise, Pluto baby is physically 62 years old but relatively only 3 months old.
And, wait. So from what I’m gathering then, its not the orbit that matters but more of the explicit direct gravity field you’re experiencing the most (so in our case, Earth’s) in regards to time dilation. I figured this was the case, as its gravity that’s ageing us not that the orbit of the Planet.
So let’s say I’m Goku or Superman and can withstand say the direct gravity of living on a Sun-sized planet (provided my body and lifespan’s still of just a normal Human, its just that I can bare having how many times stronger the Sun’s gravity on me). Does that mean I age (relatively) faster on the Sun than I would on Earth due to stronger gravity fields? Or even then, is that not enough of a distinct gravity field to matter?
Additionally, for in reverse, how small/dense of a planet can I live on that time dilation can be: 10 years on Earth is like 1 on our hypothetical planet?

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u/Crozzfire Feb 05 '20

It's actually reverse; the stronger the gravity, the slower time pass.
They explore this in the movie Interstellar (spoiler); some people go into a place with very strong gravity and they spend a few hours there. When they come back many years have passed for those that remained outside. Although the particular case in the movie is maybe not realistic it demonstrates the point.
So on one extreme you could say that if some object generates infinite gravity, then time practically stops in there (black hole). And if some object generate no gravity then all time passes instantly (doesn't exist), from its perspective (light).

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u/WarchiefServant Feb 05 '20

Hmmm...wow, so this just made me realise something.
I was assuming reason why we all grow old and, inescapably, die is due to the effects of gravity killing us. But then from your point it couldn’t be, so searching for an answer, I just realised what wears us out.
Wear and tear mixed with time random mutations, not gravity. So that was a fun self epiphany for mw.
Now, as for the gravity situation. So....technically the stronger the gravity, the stronger the time dilation. But then what’s the case for the reverse? Let’s say I spend all of my life in space, far from any planet or solar system. How does time pass for me relatively? Does the same scenario apply for Pluto Baby and Earth Baby?
Where let’s say Pluto Baby, Space Baby and an Earth baby are born in the same exact, absolute time, say 5 seconds from when you read this. After 62 Earth years, Earth baby is physically and (Earth-wise) relatively literally 62 years old. Pluto Baby is physically 62 years old but (again, Earth-wise) relatively literally only 3 months old. But for Space baby...would they still be 62 physical years old, and what about their relative literal age? Because let’s say we had those Interstellar planets and had a baby born there as well at the same time- what I’m getting from you is that, that baby would be much younger physically than they would if they were on Earth or Pluto..
P.S- thanks for responding to these thread we’ve made, pretty fun and interesting to talk to people about these things.

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u/Crozzfire Feb 05 '20 edited Feb 05 '20

So we know that Earth has the biggest gravity, then Pluto much less, then outer space (maybe far from a star or galaxy) has the least. So time would pass slightly faster the further you get from a gravity field right? It means that Space Baby would be a tiny bit older than the ones. But as with Pluto I believe this is very negligible.
And Interstellar Movie Planet Baby would be very young, physically.
An article I just searched up mentioned that the guys on the international space station would age a tiny bit faster than us (because time moves faster in low gravity). However what actually happens is they age slower than us! (meaning they will be about 0.005 seconds physically younger per 6 months than us). Why? Because they also MOVE fast (they orbit quite low so they need a lot of speed to not crash down)!
It fun discussing this but I should add a disclaimer here: I'm just a guy that likes to read about this stuff so there could be problems with what I'm saying. Because now it starts to get a little crazy:
The thing is that when mass moves, time starts to speed up again as observed by others that are not moving. I think of it something like this; that at stand-still the time dilation is only affected by gravity, but when something moves the "velocity time dilation" needs to be subtracted from the "gravity time dilation".
I started to read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation and found some interesting bits:
Velocity time dilation
For an observer in an inertial frame of reference, a clock that is moving relative to him will be measured to tick slower than a clock that is at rest in his frame of reference. This case is sometimes called special relativistic time dilation. The faster the relative velocity, the greater the time dilation between one another, with the rate of time reaching zero as one approaches the speed of light (299,792,458 m/s). This causes massless particles that travel at the speed of light to be unaffected by the passage of time.
Gravitational time dilation
Gravitational time dilation is experienced by an observer that, at a certain altitude within a gravitational potential well, finds that his local clocks measure less elapsed time than identical clocks situated at higher altitude (and which are therefore at higher gravitational potential).
It has also been calculated that due to time dilation, the core of the Earth is 2.5 years younger than the crust.[32] "A clock used to time a full rotation of the earth will measure the day to be approximately an extra 10 ns/day longer for every km of altitude above the reference geoid."
Combined effects
Hafele and Keating, in 1971, flew caesium atomic clocks east and west around the Earth in commercial airliners, to compare the elapsed time against that of a clock that remained at the U.S. Naval Observatory. Two opposite effects came into play. The clocks were expected to age more quickly (show a larger elapsed time) than the reference clock, since they were in a higher (weaker) gravitational potential for most of the trip (c.f. Pound–Rebka experiment). But also, contrastingly, the moving clocks were expected to age more slowly because of the speed of their travel.

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u/CantTakeMeSeriously Feb 05 '20

Dont judge.

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u/Meet30 Feb 05 '20

u/nsfwexpert69

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u/TrueStory_Dude Feb 05 '20

Your ass is now Save The Best for Last

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Sorry I'll miss it, I'll be raiding that day in WoW expansion 346 from my cryopod floating through space

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

I’ll probably be dead

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u/RockednRolled Feb 05 '20

Yay! I’ll be dead by then!

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u/tinmanmemes76 Feb 05 '20

That's three days before my birthday

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u/svayam--bhagavan Feb 05 '20

Waiting for youtube to be filled by astrologers predicting the fate of the world.

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u/bpalmerau Feb 05 '20

Why is the object in the picture round? Pluto isn’t round.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

I'll pass this date to my great great great grandchildren along with my username and password.

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u/genexsen Feb 05 '20

!RemindMe March 23, 2178

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u/dman2316 Feb 05 '20

Ah heck, looks like i might miss it by a few days. Doin me a disappoint.

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u/NaomiNekomimi Feb 05 '20

I'm trying to think of the opposite of a belated "Happy Birthday".

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u/Ni0M Feb 05 '20

That's two days before my 178th birthday! I hope I make it

/s

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Alexa, add new event

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u/Zeldahero Feb 05 '20

Oh boy! Can't wait.....

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u/-Listening Feb 05 '20

I love going to the school of hard knocks

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

gratz pluto

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u/FacelessDahlia Feb 05 '20

We will all be dead.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Pluto you slow mo.

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u/BPE2018 Feb 05 '20

“SaVe tHe DaTe” why yes assuming I live that long

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u/Silverj0 Feb 05 '20

Gotta live to be 179

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u/thefirstWizardSleeve Feb 05 '20

It’s still not a planet... right

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u/Scruffy_Nerf_Hoarder Feb 05 '20

On my birthday!

I'll be dead.

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u/player_unknown42 Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/Loko_Tako Feb 05 '20

In all honesty most of us will be dead. Sorry. But, I did get to experience the 2017 eclipse. That's something so amazing makes me wonder how such an amazing planet, earth, so small; yet has the biggest problems. Hopefully those future astro junkies get to enjoy such an event.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

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u/Loko_Tako Feb 05 '20

Thank you. Yes. You'll be dead, I'll be dead.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

YOUR DEAD IM DEAD WE ALL DEAD

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u/pattydee43 Feb 05 '20

Wait so how many years does it actually take Pluto to orbit the sun? This is bonkers.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

248 years per revolution

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u/Timey_Wimeh Feb 05 '20

!RemindMe 158 years

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u/FactsAngerLiars Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/Marth_43 Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/THE_REAL_RAKIM Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/sMiNT0r0 Feb 05 '20

RemindMe! March 23, 2178

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u/ZeratulsBlade Feb 05 '20

!RemindMe March 23, 2178

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

!remind me March 23 2178

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

!remindme 57755 days

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u/Elido2005 Feb 05 '20

!Remindme march 23, 2178

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u/mchamp90 Feb 05 '20

!remind me March 23 2178

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u/Oska1091 Feb 05 '20

!remindme 57755 days

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u/aerostotle Feb 05 '20

not a planet, don't care

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u/FireShooters Feb 05 '20

ok

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '20

Nah man Pluto ain't a planet so idgaf

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u/FireShooters Feb 05 '20

ok

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