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6 hours agoThey already entered into legend. The 3310 laughs at death.
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Wow, that’s a character redemption arc! 😄
81·9 hours agoWagner cautioned that the study’s major extrapolation — that there are 27 million metric tons of nanoplastic in the North Atlantic, more than the weight of 26,000 Eiffel towers — relies on “very few samples.” Still, Wagner said it makes sense that there would be an exorbitant amount of nanoplastic given the high volume of larger plastic fragments that end up in the oceans each year. According to the United Nations, roughly 20 million tons of plastic enter aquatic ecosystems each year. This includes lakes, rivers, and streams, as well as oceans, but for much of that pollution, the ocean is the final destination.
“We’ve basically been dumping plastic in the ocean for decades,” Woodruff said. “It doesn’t go away, it just breaks down into smaller plastics, so it does make sense that you would find more nanoplastics than macro and microplastics.”
1·9 hours agoYep. Gross incompetence.
Peter, Bobby, and Greg! (L to R)
Thank goodness they paid insane amounts of money to a string of CEOs for *checks notes* . . . exceptional leadership! Sorry about the job losses and all that, what what.
wHooT - Buffy Fish and Dusky Eagle! It’s a twofer of my favorites.
Heavily favored in the OotY 2026, as well! Coincidentally.
So you have no plans to support the Democratic party at all, and would only consider a national third party in extremely specific circumstances. I’m assuming you’re a US voter (ha), but sometimes that’s not the case.
At least 75 million people disagree with that assessment.
Hahaha
Werd. But I meant nationally.
7·1 day agoIt is cool, and yes the prototype they made is the size of a coin battery. They made three 1v “super capacitors” and linked them together to light a 3v LED.
That said, my only question was should they ever get it to be able to store and discharge 10kW, wouldn’t it necessarily all discharge at once? Like, it’s not a battery - but that’s a small problem after they’ve solved the big ones.
Cement is also not a good material, cement production accounts for 4-8% of all CO2 production.
I thought that was concrete?
Well we could put it all in bonds which . . . oh wait no . . umm . . . hangon . . Uh. . . Anyone know anything about the NIKKEI?
<blink>fascism in progress</blink>