You know, I know what you mean because I also have to pretend that it's a movie.

You and I are the only thinkers

I pretend it's a movie and think damn, Daisy Ridley is freaking hot

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Cool, they’re going to have the Y2K bug.

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ikr, i hope it doesn't become the normal like all the other 90% subreddits in reddit,some joke comments are funny but not when all of them are jokes,especially when you are looking for some explanation or really interesting theories about the post.

And how's the wife holding up?🤔

At least there is symmetry.

I saw it too. They are Moon Jupiter and Venus respectively. It was pretty cool.

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I don’t understand your gripe here— the taxpayers are benefitting from the miniature electronic world existing— that is no small benefit, and it is enjoyed in equal measure by everyone. We all get to live in a world with better technology. In my opinion that’s worth the small percentage of my income that went towards those efforts.

If you are upset that there are people or companies that are reaping more of the profits from those technologies, then that is a complaint against capitalism… not science/technology or government investment and support for these things.

I would assume a grenade would work in a similar manner, but minus the gravity resulting in different speed and different types of dangers in the area, continuous as it may be. The explosion itself would have a smaller radius outside the container. I’m not sure if this would be something visible for longer than a split second depending on how far away you are in space.

Took mine at almost the same time. Yours looks better than mine!

Fire can happen depending what's in the spacecraft. Fire would be round. Sound however will not propagate.

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I did not look up the made up facts

There's a sci-fi book series, the ember war saga, that actually takes this into account. In the book, when entering combat conditions, they will actually suck all the oxygen in the ship into holding tanks so a hit won't cause explosive decompression and the issue of fires for damage control tapers off. Seems obvious to a point, makes you wonder the viability of the strategy irl.

There were actually tests done on this in the Cold War.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish_Prime

“In space, no one can hear you at night, mostly.”