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p0k3t0 t1_j6jp7u1 wrote
Reply to Ellon Musk x Mars by [deleted]
Only if there's a financial incentive, which is questionable.
p0k3t0 t1_j52cqs5 wrote
Reply to comment by gaze-upon-it in Ancient humans and their early depictions of the universe: “It is no exaggeration to say that astronomy has existed as an exact science for more than five millennia,” writes the late science historian John North. by clayt6
Living in a big city, the Milky Way is just a scientific fact. Out in the middle of darkest nowhere, it's something truly amazing.
p0k3t0 t1_j522289 wrote
Reply to comment by gaze-upon-it in Ancient humans and their early depictions of the universe: “It is no exaggeration to say that astronomy has existed as an exact science for more than five millennia,” writes the late science historian John North. by clayt6
I was on a beach in Hawaii one night and the sky was completely clear in every direction. It was the only time I ever really felt the truth of living on a rock in space. It felt obvious.
I imagine that feeling might have been more common a long time ago
p0k3t0 t1_j1fpxte wrote
Reply to comment by SignHot6352 in Coffee and the Bible by TanaFey
I think you will find that the new testament has a book called Epistle to the Hebrews which is frequently shortened to just Hebrews.
p0k3t0 t1_ixn7vsj wrote
Reply to What school level physics ecuasions were used in the apollo moon landing missions? by langos4life
Universal gravitation.
Newton's laws of motion, of course.
The rocket equation.
The escape velocity formula.
p0k3t0 t1_j9hz8aq wrote
Reply to want to work at nasa but math is not my strong suit, any tips? by jiraiya_myoboku
Work hard at math. One of the best skills you can learn at a young age is mental stamina. You have to be willing and able to keep working on hard problems long after they've become frustrating.
I didn't learn this until I was way too old, so please take some value from my advice. Keep working on the problems that challenge you.