Ah yes, this is a good place Wy. I like it. The library reminds me of how many books I have bought with the best of intentions, that are still patiently waiting for my focus.
Inasmuch as I’d want my sweetie to be happy with it too, I’m imagining some kind of place in the city. A penthouse apartment, if you will, with a bomb kitchen, and a rooftop garden—and because we’re dreaming, a 25m lap pool, lol.
I don't care if you like it bruh, it's my sanctuary, your judgement is not needed
Its better to give than to recieve my dood.
Consider, for this point, the possibility that we are on a flat plane and that gravity does not exist. That what we are actually experiencing with the order of how things layer and settle is more matter of density and buoyancy vs the surrounding medium.
That’s exactly what we have—materials of varying density and mass layer and settle at differing levels—but none of that happens without gravitational force, regardless of the geometry of where you find yourself.
I tried, and I failed. The “just for fun” part. I was down with the flat plane, but I couldn’t reconcile mass- and density-based interactions without gravity, because gravity is a property of mass. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ FML
Dang ,
Ian
Will readdress Gravity.
https://twitter.com/sdaws5MUFC/status/1516702777384345601?s=20&t=vQVDAqIQ2bfFC7FD9GEGWw
Its not 93 million miles away, its local.
See for yourself clearly towards the end. What are you actually seeing here? Are you seeing lighting off the clouds behind it? And again, clouds b-e-h-i-n-d it??
Well, the star is that far away. The energy and photons the star released that we experience are local to us, and a few minutes delayed from when the star emitted them.
Its possible that this is the fak3 Sun that China created.
I’m not sure what you are questioning here, or what gave you pause.
Given the relative size of the source, and the distance, the photons arrive nearly parallel. The atmosphere—including the gases, water vapor, and particulates—reflects, refracts, and filters the photons before they can strike the planetary surface.
At that time of day, the incident angle of the photons results in the penetration of greatly varying amounts of atmosphere, so the sun can appear to be both behind of, and in front of, clouds, as a result of refraction and reflection. This also results in the apparent size of the sun changing. This incident angle in combination with the atmosphere also results in sufficient filtering so as to result in band-limited light reaching the surface, which we experience as the colors associated with a temperature below ~5600°K.
Optics are fun!
Cheers,
Ian
this is almost totally how plants are for me too. It must be a plant person thing. I hope your apartment greens over nicely <3I will be moving overseas (back to my home country) in the fall. I am going to put a fuckton of plants in my apartment. Some people have trouble keeping plants alive but for whatever reason I don't find it difficult because I tend to personify them. When I see the leaves hanging in a different way I think, oh, he's thirsty. I guess it helps that I give them all people names.
I didn't buy any plants for my current apartment because I thought it would be a more temporary arrangement than it turned out to be.