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It's the one place in the solar system where all farts, no matter how loud and whiffy, go undetected.

The good news is you wouldn't notice the discomfort of your eardrums going pop (permanently) because the radiation, atmospheric pressure, massively subzero temperatures and the inhospitable gasses themselves would have killed you well in advance!

It would probably be loud enough to deafen you instantly., not as loud as the sun though. The sun would sound like you are in the middle of a nuclear bomb explosion.

Do you live in a moon called ‘Pandora’ by any chance?

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Well there ya go. Guess I was right the first time and all the eye crossing just made me want to see it.

In southern California

Far left and far right are the same relative image. Middle is mirrored.

I explain more about why in this comment here

Your two panels here are the same image side by side (whereas the cut out center panel was mirrored). This gives an illusion of depth because of the position that your eyes are relative to the rest of your surroundings, on top of some visual artifacting created from copying or exporting as a gif. For my gif you should only see 4 panels total while crossed, including periphery. It is pretty tricky to see

edit: To clarify I recommend thinking of this GIF as data visualization in a stereoscopic medium, where the depth illusion is created by reflected symmetry, and not the usual parallax stereograph, where two pictures are taken of the same object from slightly different angles. Stereographs usually use parallax, but not always, sorry for the confusion!

Looks like the light is just bending around the closest one

This is so amazingly clear and so many stars!! Where was this taken?

You are correct that this is reversed/mirrored in the center. I have 3 panels so that both cross-eye and uncross-eye are visible at one time. There should be 4 panels total when crossed correctly, two opaque in the middle and two "see through" panels in the periphery on either side. It is tricky to see for sure.

The reasons why I mirror these have to do with symmetry of lensing, where the same image appears on opposite sides of the lens with black holes, as well as the mirroring effect with strong gravitational lensing, where galaxies can be seen as mirrored smears, sometimes multiple times.

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Why is the bottom black hole always going through the other one and the top seems to always wrap around the bottom one?

i think so. human evolution has only adapted so much to natural sounds, where we could only take about ~130dB, where thunder is around ~180dB. I think it would destroy our ears, but thankfully we would only feel it for a split second before the storms rip us to shreds :)

Years ago I fantasized about Earth Space Station about the size of Montana floating up there. I had 5 space ports feeding shuttles up to the space station: Djibouti was one of the locations for the shuttles because of the kindness and sensitivity of the people... Now I can continue my story!

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Seeing the stars and the trees made me immediately think of E.T. And now the theme is stuck in my head.

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Well, considering the planet itself is in essence one preposterously large storm, I imagine it'd sound very windy

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