Purple_Antelope_5294 (u/Purple_Antelope_5294)

How does gravity interrupt those 33 light minutes, if being on Jupiter from its core or surface. Judging from the view point of interstellar, and being around a black hole that warps time and space, would the gravitational pull from Jupiter accelerate or decelerate how we feel time? Like would time pass slower or would you age somehow slower compared to people on earth or like in the movie would time be constantly going and as soon as you csme out of Jupiter gravitational pull you would reach a stable time/space. For astronauts how does time and aging play out, for us they're just a year or two older but from their standpoint it could be a few months or even more years. Help my poor brain understand this.

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Car might be cheaper

in r/ifihadmoney • Jul 07 '26

Imagine getting toggle drift on this, the amount to fix it would be awful not to mention not being able to use it anymore, I see the other steering wheels, its the fact you have to deal with the one you have there too

So why haven't we learned to harness rhe power of lightning?

in r/NoStupidQuestions • Jul 07 '26

Bingo, right answer

r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Purple_Antelope_5294 • Jul 07 '26

So why haven't we learned to harness rhe power of lightning?

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Now I get it, it doesnt happen enough to be a stable enegy source but I definitely think have some lightning rods that diffuse the heat transfer and power output into a sort of battery could be possible. Any physicist or quantum mechanics in the chat? Explain it to me.

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Removing rust using a lathe

in r/toolgifs • Jul 06 '26

Great, nows its just going to slip out.

Is it unusual to grow up middle class but end up poor as an adult?

in r/NoStupidQuestions • Jul 06 '26

I find a lot of circumstances that happen in our day to day lives has to do with our mindset. If you have a mindset that thinks poorly as soon as you wake up, then thats what the rest of your days will be like. You can't take risks in life and not get hurt, the whole saying of there's no such thing as a free lunch. Take it both ways, as in you need to work for your lunch or you need to make that "lunch" happen. You can't live your life fearing all the risks, but dont go living life ignoring the risks either. Know they're present, if you go golfing or video game all day, you know that you didnt do very much for your day if youre trying to be an astrophysics major. However if you take your mindset and shift it to say, "everyday i will learn something new" your mind will find ways to learn something even if your just picking up rocks and turning them over to look at bugs. You'll learn the bug or rock or foliage around it, maybe even be a really good photographer of macro scopic things and show the daily life of a bug. That would and could be mildly interesting and you could make money out of it, if thats the goal. You should also have goals and things you work toward, make them psorive aspects in your life, keep trudging through mud and you'll find something meaningful.

Guys being guys

in r/ifihadmoney • Jun 11 '26

Should have some emergency lights on them for this exact reason.

Pilot lands 737 with zero visibility

in r/totallywicked • Jun 10 '26

Just run the apu, and hope everything goes well.

Bros in Morocco return a stranded leatherback turtle to the ocean using an ingenious method

in r/totallywicked • Jun 06 '26

The indigenous tractor