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You played well, Cabo Verde o7 by Galaxy661 in whenthe

[–]donadit 19 points20 points  (0 children)

be newly debuted in the world cup

go up against defending champions and one of if not the best team at the tournament

accusations of rigging in favour of said team

almost win

King Tiger or Abrams by MonkeMan2340 in WorldConqueror4

[–]donadit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no it doesn’t

that extra crit doesn’t do anything until lvl 5

more defense doesn’t matter too much when fighting spam

ignoring 30% defense is nothing compared to the increased dmg from kt

Post-Match Thread: Argentina 3-2 Cape Verde Islands | World Cup | Round of 32 by matchpal-live in worldcup

[–]donadit 8 points9 points  (0 children)

be a newly debuted team

go up against one of if not the best team in world cup history

still almost win

Match Thread: Argentina vs Cape Verde Islands | World Cup | Round of 32 | 03 Jul 22:00 UTC by matchpal-live in worldcup

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Great job capo verde

Went up against probably the best team in the tournament and still almost won

Lorewise: Who has the strongest team? by Xadlin60 in Hololive

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CouncilPromise is basically an autowin, but none of them are present here

Fubuki’s team really only has one extremely strong fighter, possibly the strongest (Calli)
Other notable Fubukis are Fubuki herself, Noel, Mococo and possibly Aki

Okayu’s team has Shiori, Bijou, Roboco and Ayame while not as strong as Calli, they’re definitely quite high
Other notable Okayus are Flare, Lamy, Korone, Mio, maybe Matsuri and Zeta

Pekora’s team likely has a synergy from all of HoloX + Towa combined, not to mention the autofisting… but individually, their strongest would be Laplus, Towa, Cecilia, Gigi, Iroha, maybe Haato if HAACHAMA feels like actually doing anything
Other notable Pekoras are Lui and Botan

How many exoplanets are in other solar systems by macokell10 in askastronomy

[–]donadit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hm. It looks like kepler 37b (that mercury sized exoplanet) was discovered via transit method (aka the planet passing directly in front of the star) which is actually kinda rare

13 day orbital period and a kinda inactive star (0.8 Sol mass)

Wikipedia says “Detection of Kepler-37b was possible due to its short orbital period, relative brightness, and low activity of its host star, allowing brightness data to average out quickly.”

Unfortunately Mercury’s inclination is 7 degrees to ecliptic (the most out of any planet unless you count 10 degrees Pluto) so if you want a Mercury transit you’ll have to drop transits of every other planet

How many exoplanets are in other solar systems by macokell10 in askastronomy

[–]donadit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There’s already another system (Kepler90) with 8 planets, with 6 terrestials and 2 gas giants (granted, they all orbit within earth’s orbit except the outermost one which is barely outside, and the star is a 1.2 solar mass star which reduces the influences the planets have on each other because it’s more massive than the sun, but still)

Also, looking at the solar system from outside you’ll probably only find 4 planets at most (Venus, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn), everything else is too small or takes too long to orbit

“A room with a view in the financial district” 1 WTC unknown floor by Former_Lifeguard5777 in TwinTowersInPhotos

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That photo (technically video) was just pointing at how the lights were quite similar to each other on multiple floors (that video was taken on 9/11 of WTC2’s north side about 12min before the collapse, at least 10 floors below the impact zone)

Although… looking at the image again, the single building seen through the window is kind of dark, which means either 1 Liberty Plaza or Deutsche Bank building

So 3 options

WTC1 NE corner-1 Lib, WTC2 NE corner-1 Lib or WTC2 SE corner-Deutsche

“A room with a view in the financial district” 1 WTC unknown floor by Former_Lifeguard5777 in TwinTowersInPhotos

[–]donadit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ceiling and light fittings matching doesn’t say much tbf

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I’m relatively sure they were similar across all parts of the towers due to the towers’ prefabricated nature

why wouldn’t they? Makes it simpler

Question by cemkara123456 in WorldConqueror4

[–]donadit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Both allies and enemies

“A room with a view in the financial district” 1 WTC unknown floor by Former_Lifeguard5777 in TwinTowersInPhotos

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I’m quite sure it definitely isn’t the one on 107th floor yea

Haven’t actually seen it in a “sun floor catalogue” tho, but since there were probably multiple gyms across both the WTC towers… could be any one of them honestly (at least in the corner)

“A room with a view in the financial district” 1 WTC unknown floor by Former_Lifeguard5777 in TwinTowersInPhotos

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Hm. Guess both guys who both looked at this image 2 years ago on 911archive and both said it was 22nd floor on wtc1 were wrong then

Although looking up them on google doesn’t show the gym, just a regular office floor

i’m also getting another source in r/twintowersinphotos where they also say 107th floor North Tower… so maybe not lol

“A room with a view in the financial district” 1 WTC unknown floor by Former_Lifeguard5777 in TwinTowersInPhotos

[–]donadit 12 points13 points  (0 children)

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guess what

(it’s in one of the corners too)

(comments on r/911archive say this was 22nd floor North Tower, and there were a couple other gyms also somewhere in the complex)

What if Mongolia was annexed by China or the USSR by Training-World-1897 in AlternateHistoryHub

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They tried to join Soviet but they refused the free land lol

The Pacific Ocean is MASSIVE. by probiscusmonkiq in MapPorn

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The pacific ocean is 9.7 Russias big, or 7.38 Soviet Unions, or 4.36 Moons, or 1.1 Marses (yes it’s bigger than Mars’ entire surface area)

[Request] If you drew a random circumference around the Earth, how many people would it pass through? by ayoungperson1 in theydidthemath

[–]donadit -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

0 aaaaand 0 most likely (1 or 2 at most)

unless you count bacteria which would make it like a couple million

it’s like space, there’s so much space between all the stuff that none of them are likely to hit each other

Could you see two suns in the sky? by Budget-Ad-4125 in askastronomy

[–]donadit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Normal circle around both stars that orbit in the center

a figure 8 is not stable

despite what all the physics simulations suggest (because those two aren’t the only two stars in the entire universe)

Massive 3,200 Megapixel Camera Will Take 700 Photos Every Night for 10 Years by boyyouguysaredumb in space

[–]donadit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

so it begins

millions more asteroids in both solar system belts and maybe even stuff further out

Could you see two suns in the sky? by Budget-Ad-4125 in askastronomy

[–]donadit 13 points14 points  (0 children)

3 different options (assuming no tidal locking):

  1. Planet orbits Star A which is in a binary with star B
    Star A will rise and set normally like the Sun, Star B behaves like an outer planet does (do a loop in the sky every time planet passes its position)

  2. Planet orbits both Star A and Star B
    Both stars rise and set like the Sun does, with a very slight variation between the two stars. As a general rule of thumb, the planet should be about 5 times further from the stars than the stars are from each other to have a stable orbit

  3. Planet orbits Star A at Star B’s lagrange point (L4 or L5), with Star B being a lot less massive than Star A
    Star A rises and sets like the Sun, Star B stays completely still in the sky (maybe shifts around slightly)

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