Posts by Dust Enthusiast

I've only experienced hot and cold water separately and haven't tried bathing in waters with mixed temperatures. Is this only possible with waterfalls, or are there other areas like this?

Videos like these spook me to some extent, yet I still find similar videos corny and unrealistic. Some content is just made for the sake of the view that sometimes the real thing gets overlooked.

That may be believable, but it won't be comparable to the original, making me question the criteria they've used to label it as an artificial sun. An average human won't even manage to withstand the Sun's heat, more so, create anything similar.

Although biology comes to mind when people talk about life forms, ice particles also have a major role in the formation of chemical pathways. Because of that, the ice age project can be considered a vital contributor to research concerning the building blocks of life. It's amazing how the James Webb Space Telescope has continuously made this possible.

Maybe it appeared to be intentional because of the existing tension between the countries during times of war. Some news at the time won't be credible since the setting was very political.

The paradox makes sense to me. For humans, the perspective is predominantly to see is to believe. That's why some would find it hard to accept that extraterrestrial life exists. I like the Fermi paradox, however, because of how the two opposing sides have explanations.

This satellite is one of the successful results of public-private partnerships as it can provide quality images with a high resolution, making it an accurate radar of Earth. I'm not aware of its other features, but its high spatial resolution has been a notable one. Do you have any updates on the satellite's accomplishments?

Who knows, right? As the years go by, will the Earth be more vulnerable to asteroids? I always get uneasy whenever I see articles saying that an asteroid will hit on a specific date, so hearing about this asteroid hunter is reassuring.

Space plant research is a great project that would serve both life on Earth and future missions on the moon. It's a good illustration of adaptation, which is necessary now, given the increasing temperatures.

Space itself would be terrifying if you somehow drifted away from your spaceship and lost contact with anyone. Although it's also filled with majestic astronomical objects, being reminded of nothingness is scary.

It might be possible to live in space, but I doubt people would be willing to do that with the multitudes of adjustments needed. Life span will decrease because of the undiscovered dangers that have otherwise been addressed on Earth.

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I totally agree with you, Mars. There are so many things in the world that need our attention at the moment instead of space travel. Although it is interesting and sounds like fun, maybe it should be on the backburner for now.

Indeed. Priorities are misaligned with the space ride being the focus of some people when there are major issues that need to be addressed. I'm not even sure if they care about the melting ice in Antarctica and rising sea levels that are damaging to their home.

I assumed that not everything mentioned there would be true since all is hypothetical unless we encounter the real thing. It's still intriguing, though, because some explanations do make sense.

I'll be in awe of the telescope once it starts to capture other life forms, but it is also possible that there are multitudes of things it won't be able to detect. Space has so many different kinds of energy that there is always going to have room for improvement.