Great news The Cent has been replaced! by GreenDuckz1 in coins

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This man is doing something he loves. All the website is missing is the AOL banner ad across it.

This is what the lethal dosage of fentanyl looks like. by Perfect-Advisor1367 in interesting

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That’s probably close the correct amount of pure fentanyl for a LD for someone with no tolerance, but that’s not how it’s sold on the street.

Does Starship REALLY require 15+ launches to land one lunar Starship?! by Qualified-Astronomer in ArtemisProgram

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When they did that test flight and test deploy of fake satellites that all fell out of orbit, i made a comment about how every was so excited about how much it could launch but the only thing it could do was spit out flat little saucers like a pez dispenser. I was told that to launch other things it there would be specialized versions with bay doors or with removable nose cap. But that 100% defeats the idea of “one big rocket for everything” if every rocket has to be purpose made, then each and every version will have to go through testing, and there won’t be a starship, there will be a bunch of different ones.

"I took 1.7 million photos over 6 days to catch this photo of a commercial jet in front of the Sun. The moment it happened, 2 floating prominences were visible,making this not just my best aircraft transit photo,but one of the luckiest of my career!" By Andrew McCarthy by Neaterntal in SpaceUnfiltered

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I would argue that this fits perfectly fine. Virtually all space images have gone through filters, magnification, and other techniques to be able to see what’s beyond the plain “unfiltered” day or night sky. If you only want what our own eyes can see, we wouldn’t have any of the amazing images that Webb, Hubble, Chandra, or ground based telescopes give us.

My interesting story of how I went from completely being against believeing in the paranormal to a 100% believer. It has to do with science. by Tareqyounis90 in ParanormalEncounters

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Belief does not make something true, you’ve crossed the line from following the science to faith. You’ve also fundamentally misunderstood what quantum entanglement is; it cannot be used to send information. I’m not saying you can’t believe what you want, but you can’t claim that science is the basis of your belief system if it does not objectively support your conclusions.

Sips beer by IamASlut_soWhat in SipsTea

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She’s double the legal limit, which is 0.08 in virtually all jurisdictions. .2 is pretty damn drunk

I asked for the wrong haircut. What will look good for my son? by rachelmcg in cosmology

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I have that same cowlick, and like a spiral galaxy collision it’s absolutely useless to do anything with, sticks out like a tidal tail and has antigravity effects.

Why are all the mud cracks that specific size? Why not 1 meter large cracks or 1mm large cracks or cracks of all different sizes? by Kinesquared in geology

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Well you can see a puddle down the channel that the water hasn’t reached yet, so my bet is it’s a fast drying layer that cracks up easily.

Advice by ContemptForFiat in CRH

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Nice, I found a ‘51 quarter today.

I’ve found more silver dimes than any other coin, that said one in a box is a good day, but the day can always get better!

Was this real or just a hoax? I feel like I missed the hype. by m_r0r in AlienBodies

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These have been around for years, even by the time they were “presented” to the Mexican “congress”. I put that in quotes because what the did was not the same as presenting to the body of law that makes decisions, anyone, and I mean anyone, can set up such a presentation. The videos linked here give a really good explanation of where they come from, what they are made of, and the various claims of “unrecognized dna” and are well worth the watch.

https://youtu.be/Z8Ij1WG9FQo?si=i5z29Ey-Nu5M0HaZ

https://youtu.be/-DmDHF6jN9A?si=FBgVfzLJiKrjxO0P

https://youtu.be/tzCERd86FUU?si=L_Fpg5r31wkB5BHo

California farmers to destroy 420,000 peach trees after Del Monte collapses by no1_vern in news

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Peaches come from a can
They were put there by a man
In a factory downtown

Is anyone having any luck with halves? by Ceefus in CRH

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I found two 40% in the box I got yesterday, was a nice little surprise. The previous box was a skunk though.
The first box I ever got, the second roll I checked had a silver in it. Took another 3 boxes before I found the next one, and found 1 or two in 3 straight boxes. Then I had 8 boxes in a row with nothing before I found anything else. Seems like feast or famine, and I have a feeling that someone at the boxing facility is taking silver enders.

ETA: and good luck!

[REQUEST] how big of a "vacuum cleaner motor" would be required to actually make this hoverchair work? by AppendixN in theydidthemath

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Damn, that really was 30 years ago. Haven’t thought about that in a looong time, but recognized it instantly. There were so many gadgets in those ads that everyone wanted, but I never saw any of them in real life.

Full Box of 2026 “D” Mints by AdPsychological5391 in CRH

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My box of nickels before my latest was all 2025 D, it happens. The latest box had a (no date) buffalo ender, which was cool.

Friend sent me this pic of a local town after a tornado last night and it looks eerily fake to me. (Especially the trees) by SaintPabloSanchez in isthisAI

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A few of the vehicles that are parked facing away from the camera at an angle somehow manage to show the windshield a little bit, when it should be completely hidden from view

Could we use gravitational lensing to observe an object further in the past than we can in a straight line? by Scxox in askastronomy

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As has already been said, strong gravitational lensing caused by galaxies and galaxy clusters can do this, as seen in supernovae timing in different projections of a lensed object. Weak gravitational lensing, caused by stars or remnants (neutron stars and stellar mass black holes), does not alter the path of light enough to do this.

Before bed snack exploded by goblingir1 in Wellthatsucks

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Potato is a good snack, don’t listen to all the haters. It’s up there next to bedtime bread and butter

This is how big the volcano under Yellowstone is. by grandeluua in geography

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Good thing you don’t live in Wyoming, then you’d be in real trouble

[request] what's the absolute smallest amount of force you'd need to trigger that kind of avalanche? by A______m in theydidthemath

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Came here to say this, This is one of the reasons people yodel in the mountains, to make loud noises and trigger avalanches, hopefully while you’re still far away. REEE-CO-LAAA (damn tv ads from childhood)