Skibidi is the only one I hate, personally.

This fucking broken-ass fascist SCOTUS: “The US military is too WOKE”

Imagine if knowing about US civics ended with people getting conscripted as immigrants.

“NO, PLEASE, NOT AMERICA”

“WE NEED YOUR CIVIC KNOWLEDGE”

I hate linking directly to twitter so have an indirect

But my 20s are my most handsome years and now they’re over! In a paltry ten years I’ll have some gray hairs and creases! 😭

“End the genocide in Palestine or we’ll keep attacking civilian targets that have nothing to do with the genocide in Palestine!”

I’m going to hold my nose and vote for Kamala but I won’t shame people who can’t bring themselves to do it.

It must be nice, being privileged enough to see who wins this election as a fashion choice instead of something that will affect your life.

Because it’s an election with consequences, not an online fandom.

Not to most of these people pushing third-parties.

No, no, THIS time protest-voting to allow fascism will work to usher in a real left-wing movement in this country, promise! /s

Doggo look like shrimp

There’s a sense of “Caring about nature is effeminate and for wusses” in toxic masculinity.

Spite has kept me alive more than once.

It’s not good, but one takes what one can get in those moments.

Look, I’m pretty positive about VOA generally, but when a ‘fact checker’ marks it as less biased than AP, the fact checker needs to sit down and rethink its life.

Obviously the investigation should be thorough to rule out alternatives, especially considering the history of such racist crimes, but it may legitimately be a suicide.

Dissipating heat in space is actually one of the major issues that comes up in designs for space applications. It’s… not easy.

You’re out of your depth here… Those reasons for affordable solar cells on earth in no way directly translate to applications in completely different environments (planets or moons)

‘on earth’

Did you miss the bit where I specified space applications, or did you just ignore it?

https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Preparing_for_the_Future/Space_for_Earth/Energy/Helium-3_mining_on_the_lunar_surface

The Apollo programme’s own geologist, Harrison Schmidt, has repeatedly made the argument for Helium-3 mining, whilst Gerald Kulcinski at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is another leading proponent. He has created a small reactor at the Fusion Technology Institute, but so far it has not been possible to create the helium fusion reaction with a net power output.

This idea of “well earth has solar, so solar must work just as well on the moon!” doesn’t take into account natural lunar resources (solar needs rare earth metals) , atmospheric conditions, thermal conditions, material transport, etc… Sure, a well-functioning moon settlement would probably have a combination of thermo, solar, and nuclear power,

Holy fucking shit, dude, natural atmospheric and thermal conditions and material transport are exactly why nuclear power seems dubious to me as the basis for a moon base. I’m a proponent of nuclear power here on earth.

but it is strange how you’re writing off one of the most promising forms of energy that excites and interests space scientists most.

“Space scientists” here meaning ‘you’, apparently, since major investment into space-based nuclear power for earth-orbit and lunar applications has been very slim since the 60s despite niche applications and a small chorus of proponents, not unlike ‘Practical fusion in 20 years’ types.

These issues you’re having just sound like cope due to the fact that the US is now lagging in space science.

Uh. Okay.

Why do any space exploration?

The issue isn’t space exploration or the concept of a base on the moon. The issue is a nuclear plant on the moon. There’s a reason solar cells are so universal in space applications near the Earth, and it isn’t because the space industry is obsessed with being green.

In an unprecedented move, all three campaigns – including Tebboune’s – also issued a joint statement late Sunday alleging “irregularities” in ANIE’s results, adding they wanted to make the public aware of “vagueness and contradictions in the participation figures”.

The preliminary results announced by ANIE said that Tebboune had won “94.65 percent of the vote”, with Hassani receiving 3.17 percent and Aouchiche 2.16 percent.

The final results gave Hassani 9.56 percent of the votes, and Aouchiche 6.14 percent.

… all of that is very concerning.

It found “no evidence” of Hawaii officials making preparations for the wildfire, despite days of warnings that critical fire weather was coming, and that the lack of planning hindered efforts to evacuate Lahaina before it burned.

Jesus Christ.

Critical support for [checks notes] Islamists creating massive environmental disasters off their own coast as a form of dickwaving?