Drunemeton

Drunemeton , 4 months ago to Ask Science in How much longer will the age of Science last?

Once we determine if the universe is infinite or not we’ll know more about what to expect.

If it’s finite then we’ll have a stopping point. If it’s not then there’ll be no stopping point.

Assuming a finite universe then I’d wager we’ll know all that can be known in about 10^23 years.

Drunemeton , 7 months ago to Ask Science in Does everyone learn the same gravity in school or is it different everywhere?

“Mom! Canada’s picking on me again…”

Drunemeton , 7 months ago to Ask Science in Does everyone learn the same gravity in school or is it different everywhere?

g = 9.80665 m/s^2 at sea level. Higher than sea level lowers the value due to GR (General Relativity).

Drunemeton , 11 months ago to RedditMigration in Reddit removes years of chat and message archives from users' accounts

I have an alt account that’s very glad chat & messages were removed!

Drunemeton , 11 months ago to Ask Science in What if solving interstellar travel isn't about figuring out faster than light propulsion, but how to extend our own lives?

Oh man I love “The Expanse” series, but had no idea that James S.A. Corey was 2 people!

So glad to know. Not sure what to do with that info though.

Drunemeton , 11 months ago to Work Reform in I think the rich need a reminder...

That’d make a hell of a T-shirt slogan!

Drunemeton , 11 months ago to aww in I'm Doug. How may I help you?

Hi Doug! I’m here because I have a bone to pick with the doctor. Is she in?

Drunemeton , 1 year ago to Ask Science in Let's do a reverse post. Have any physiology related questions?

I’ve read that the ability to process lactose is the most recent evolutionary step for humanity. Is that correct?