This is actually really cool. It's a highly commendable achievement for a teenager.
But, I fail to see why MIT or the DOD would be interested in what is basically a RC model of a tilt rotor like the V22 Osprey.
A long game. I like it.
There were a grand total of two sentences. But, you couldn't make it to, nor comprehend, the second sentence?
reclaim nuclear energy leadership after falling dangerously behind China
How does the U.S. having less reactors than China create a danger? What danger?
Mel Brooks is days away form 99 years old. Does anyone really think that this will get done?
For those that will say that someone else will finish it; if Brooks doesn't do it, it will suck!
They've issued a policy decree.
The data still accessible, but the third parties are not supposed to store it long-term. They're supposed to delete it after a time.
How SalesForce/Slack could possibly enforce this would be the question. But, nothing is blocked.
So native founders exploiting cheap immigrant workforces have larger work forces and a greater chance of success? I didn't expect that, this needed a study.
I'm confused. If it's orbiting at 17 degrees below the equator, how is it a pole-to-pole orbit?
I always thought that the airlines were providing this information to DHS/TSA under mandate.
I'm surprised that the airlines could sell it rather than just hand it over as part of normal operations.
This will be very interesting to watch. I hope that this will not be a years long process as the outcome will be a pivotal point for AI in general.
... the guardian and bloomberg quoting each other's stories without any actual references? that's sooo weird
No, my AI just confirmed it as totally legit.
Emboldened lunatics inbound.
They are already so unhinged and disconnected from reality that I'm to the point of being incapable of fielding an argument that even I find cogent.
Though anecdotal, thank you for this. I'll go further to say that my own anecdotal observations, both in captivity and in the wild, are similar to your own. I'd say that the ideal PH range is 8.05 - 8.15 and we're definitely pushing the lower end of that range right now.
https://www.epa.gov/climate-in...
But, I'll add another observation the cause of which I cannot explain with certainty. While I see bleaching, die offs, and failures to grow on many reefs attributed to temperature and acidity, I also see some reefs in the same temperature and acidity that are absolutely pristine.
I've even seen pristine reefs in waters with a PH as low as 7.95. The only difference between these reefs that immediately jumps out at me is that the pristine reefs are isolated. The pristine reefs are far away from human development and its runoff. But reefs closer to human development suffer bleaching, die-offs, and smothering algae growth, even with higher PH. In some cases pristine reefs were at the upstream(current) end of islands where all other more downstream reefs were severely degraded or completely dead.
Yes, NASA decided that it was too difficult a mission for the time being. Budget cuts were just another convenient excuse.
When you think about the fact that NASA can't even get it's shit together enough to get the "close to home" Artemis moon mission, that was supposed have landed in 2024, going it really shouldn't be a surprise that they mothballed Europa.
Frankly I don't think that an Enceladus mission has a snowball's chance in hell either. It will cost just as much as Europa, be almost just as difficult, and has only slightly fewer hurdles like radiation and communication windows.
NASA has been a mess for years. An absolute shadow of its former self and SPaceX laid all their excuses bare.Trump budget cuts don't help NASA at all, but they do give NASA an excuse.
Anyway...
The system was down for backups from 5am to 10am last Saturday.
