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Your applying a liquid (water in your tongue) to an object at the freezing point of that water. The water is freezing onto the surface of the ice.

I don't think this is cold welding but I could be wrong.

Some times there's a reason, some times it's just luck.

While I appreciate we love to try and explain the present as an inevitable destination, some times it's just the way the dice rolled on this iteration of the simulation.

I thought it was just me but lately every question I asked seemed to get closed by moderators or I would get irrelevant answers.

This wasnt an issue I remember in the past. I've just kind of drifted away as a result.

Are relativity effects significant on the moon? I thought a rationale for this was the need to account for relativistic effects making clocks run at slightly different speeds on the moon than on the surface of the earth.

Is the "timezone" more of conversation protocol for earth time to moon time?

Current missions use a synchronised mission clock and don't last long enough for this to be a big issue right?

I know that's a common conception about the past, but what's the actual evidence for it?

There are plenty of social and religious norms even today that keep people from getting together too young.

There's also no reason not to think people at the time understood how sex and pregnancy worked. They didn't have the internet but they were as intelligent as we are today. I'm sure they could figure out how to have "fun" without always having kids.

Whenever I hear stories like this that involve doctors and specialists dismissing patient concerns and evidence I always wonder if there is follow up with them later.

Not for punishment or anything but as a way to review and improve their practice. If not, then just think how many other people they have given poor treatment to who didn't have the personal determination and education to persevere.

Given an average 25 years per generation what blows my mind is this all occurred maybe 2500-3000 generations so.

If correct, that's a lot of diversity in so few generations. Image what could have been.

I'm no economist, but I'm willing to bet in most markets, must of the time, an increase in supply is often followed by a decrease in cost.

Not always of course, and were talking about housing which has a bunch of other factors going on but it's usually helpful.