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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Jul 3

“If filling the sky with satellites means we lose the stars but gain fast internet, what are we actually trading away?”

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  • ↳onfuture you love We are your friendsby
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    Shera JoyCry·...

    Something is heading to earth... 31-ATLAS.  Found out about it after writing my alien thoughts.  Many say it's a comet, but some intelligent folks are postering possible alien life.

    astronomy
    astrobiology
    space-science
  • ↳onWhat do you think are the biggest planetary potentials?by
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    Your mom is the biggest planetary potential.

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    Scientific claims against known scientific facts

    Galileo Galilei was a scientist who said that heliocentrism was wrong, the sun did not revolve around the earth, and the Catholic church made him recant this because everyone knew the sun revolved around the earth. Galileo was right, the catholic church was wrong....
    physics
    astronomy
    geology
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    The Real Sky Events of August 12 2026

    Six Planets Eclipse and Meteors Under a New Moon August 12 2026 brings a rare pile up of real sky events that anyone with clear weather can see for themselves. These are not guesses or online fantasies....
    astronomy
    comet
    meteor-shower
  • ↳onThe Open Question April 22: Who decides what's good for the planet?by
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    I'm not as proficient as you all are with words as I'm a simple gal that researches everything she can get her hands on. There is an event that happens every 26,000 years called the 'precession of the equinox' that probably should be added to this conversation as it plays into...
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    Moon landing

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  • ↳onPeople are arrogant, selfish, self serving, icy cold and distant to each other's suffering, disinterested in learning how and why to make decisions that are pivotal to their's and other's well being. And the kindest people are very often the cruelest to others when made angry.byWWayne Nirenberg
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    EditecinConstructive Skeptical Philosophy·...

    True enough. Little known fact about that symbiosis.  The speed of dark has to be faster than the speed of light because otherwise, where did the light go when the big bang first created light? 

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    astronomy
    cosmology
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    Life of Chuck

    I saw Life of Chuck with a couple friends a few days ago.  They reference Carl Sagan- “We are latecomers. We live in the last moments of the Cosmic Calendar. The history of the universe is immense, almost beyond comprehension....
    philosophy
    existentialism
    astronomy
  • ↳onMars feels like a really important backup planby
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    amazing, I’d never heard of this! Venus is the hottest planet, but I agree cloud city with a slight backup plan feels way better than underground. Venus is 10.65 million miles closer according to Google; is it easier or harder to get to in terms of slingshotting or space debris...
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  • ↳onWhat are your sci-fi TV show recommendations?by
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    ![alt text](https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/ https://media.glamourmagazine.co.uk/photos/66015af36009eba6f7a12998/16:9/w_2240,c_limit/3%20BODY%20PROBLEM%20EXPLAINED%20250324%203_Body_Problem_n_S1_E2_00_41_51_19R.jpg,3_Body_Problem_n_S1_E2_00_41_51_19R.jpg)....
    science-fiction
    mathematics
    physics

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