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I am certain it is not.

So good...

Not trying to challenge, but can you link to some studies that demonstrates a negative consequence to long term glp-1 agonist use?

How much Delta-V would that take, and how much would they typically have onboard at the start of their life?

What kind of cargo is already in LEO that needs to be delivered on an hour?

Same experience

Why not both?

And we'll have entirely predictable results from the shift.

Shitterdio doesn't have the same ring :)

The future is vibe

Genuine question here, but why not use dogs for this? Is it because dogs might be too heavy and trigger a mine? What is the activation weight of a landmine?

Good things... lol

The same could be said for fossil fuels...

https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/2023/08/24/fossil-fuel...

Well said

142mj/kg is great, but not if you need a bus size volume to hold 1kg

How much volume does 5kg of hydrogen take up?

How do you mean?

How much energy could possibly be stored in one of those containers? Enough to drive a car 100km? (talk about range anxiety...)

I ask because I know that Hydrogen has terrible energy density per unit of volume, even at scary high levels of pressure (Google says 5.6 MJ/L for compressed hydrogen gas at 700 bar pressure). Compare that with gasoline which is 32 MJ/L (To be clear, I'm not advocating for gasoline as storage medium of energy, just showing the contrast).

Does this make more or less likely to be made by aliens in the minds of those that think so?

Yes, that is amazing

The abstract seems to say "Yes, it does."

This looks great too...

Next week the article will be "Tesla battery fires linked to use of wet towel during charging"

Amazing what the frontiers science and medicine are doing...

For some password hardening I take a short random password I already have memorized like abc1oktt and then use my own phonetic change... For example, That one becomes ehbesee1ohcayteaTea... For my master password I take three different of these and just concatenate them together to make a nice long passphrase... Not for everyone, I'm sure. But for me it essentially reinforces and reuses passwords I've known for 25 years... I also convert numbers like SSN or phone with a similar poor cipher... Nein,Ate,Sefen etc..

I am not an expert at this, but if I had to guess I would agree with your answer. Helium, even neutron enriched radioactive helium -if there is such a thing-, will evaporate into the air instantly, it will also rise to highest location being lighter than essentially every other atmospheric gas. This make it easy collect, contain, or cleanse, if performed. It will also rise above the atmosphere and get blown away by the solar winds should it escape the building. Additionally, helium is inert so it will not form other chemical compounds that will stay around, or enter the human body. Also because it is inert your body will not generally absorb it, certainly not like it would tritium water. Also comparing to water, helium will not dissolve other chemicals, radioactive or not, into it like water does. One last thing is the cooling potential of liquid helium is immense, being able to absorb massive amounts of heat during evaporation. Assuming they want to use a helium refrigeration cycle.

Fingers crossed I got some of this right...

What does RAG stand for?

Yeah, really... Singled out, not once, but twice...

Gains are for the company and shareholders, losses are for the employees and society.

Same here