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Maximum_Bear8495 t1_iskwpn4 wrote
VENUSIAN I
zkipto t1_iskwibj wrote
Thats the same UFO that appeared in Roswell 1947
what595654 t1_iskvf8e wrote
jabunkie t1_iskv0kx wrote
These people are incredible. They exceed their expectations every time.
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ZDTreefur t1_isktuk1 wrote
Reply to comment by Firm_Masterpiece_343 in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
My gosh, why hasn't NASA thought of that!?
Hurry, get your insider information to their headquarters! Quick!
JimJamYimYam t1_isktmek wrote
That's kinda neat but I'm saving my excitement for the invention of robot clouds.
Djragonslayer t1_isktlmb wrote
Or “mysteriously” crash in Roswell… again…
puffmaster5000 t1_isksvbr wrote
what595654 t1_iskrojx wrote
Reply to comment by BudMcLaine in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
That is actually not true. This is just a premium consumer and business headset. This has been confirmed by Meta themselves.
Ok_Marionberry_9932 t1_iskrbw7 wrote
It’s a great approach to exploring Venus, given how hot and corrosive the surface is.
what595654 t1_iskr639 wrote
Reply to comment by MajorKoopa in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Umm. We have been the product for many years now, across many devices. Choose your poison. If the tech is something you are interested, you might as well use it. Life is too short to deprive yourself of the things you want to have. But, by all means, if you can do without, then do.
sofa_king_we_todded t1_iskr2ov wrote
Reply to comment by OlDirtyBathtub in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
Balloony McBalloonface
LitLitten t1_iskqr6d wrote
Reply to comment by Firm_Masterpiece_343 in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
The lower atmosphere isn’t actually that bad. It’s in the 0-60 degree centigrade range at .35 or so atmospheres.
These are metallic balloons so more likely the greatest limiting factor is battery life.
JaggedMetalOs t1_iskqie8 wrote
Reply to comment by Firm_Masterpiece_343 in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
The upper atmosphere of Venus is interesting. Almost certainly no life up there (not enough hydrogen/water) but the temperature and pressure are the closest to Earth's surface anywhere else in the solar system.
[deleted] t1_iskqi77 wrote
Reply to comment by Firm_Masterpiece_343 in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
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sillypicture t1_iskqaa3 wrote
Reply to comment by Firm_Masterpiece_343 in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
Like the other guy said, do you research. Atmosphere on Venus is mega dense. Conditions you cite are found in the surface, of which this balloon will never go to. In to of the clouds is, apart from the lack of oxygen, otherwise al the most pleasant of all bodies in the system. Pleasant temperature, 1 atmosphere pressure, a blue sky. A human could survive a trip to the top of Venus on such balloons in a t shirt and jeans, and an oxygen mask.
Princess_Libgurl t1_iskq7r8 wrote
what595654 t1_iskq3zk wrote
Reply to comment by puffmaster5000 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Force you to watch ads? You mean like A Clockwork Orange? I think that is illegal.
OlDirtyBathtub t1_iskq3at wrote
I hope they name it Balloony .
o5mfiHTNsH748KVq t1_iskq0ms wrote
Reply to comment by Firm_Masterpiece_343 in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
typically, balloons aren't on the ground.
what595654 t1_iskpydq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Sure. But, this is still a clickbait article created to insight reactions and divide lines. Meta makes amazing headsets, is pushing VR/AR more than any other company in history. And yet, I dont like their business model.
Lucky-Load2637 t1_iskyjcn wrote
Reply to comment by sillypicture in NASA aces test of robot balloon that could one day explore Venus by MicroSofty88
Yep, 50km above the surface of Venus is the most earthlike place in the solar system, excepting of course the earth. We could colonize it with floating cities, theoretically.