LordRobin------RM

LordRobin------RM t1_j9c7yll wrote

Sometimes? Maybe? But whenever I see test cricket on ESPN+, the stadium usually looks abandoned. There's no shortage of "test cricket is doomed" articles to be found on the web, and the ICC has even tossed around the idea of shortening the match time limit from 5 to 4 or even 3 days to add a sense of urgency and more aggressive play.

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LordRobin------RM t1_j7xtmbz wrote

Reply to comment by kale4reals in KD to the Suns by Bigpie0u812

Yeah, but in baseball you’re generally more concerned with a series than an individual game. Your rival comes to town to play three, you hope to take two. There are fewer series in baseball than games in the NBA.

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LordRobin------RM t1_j3q6adv wrote

Interesting. Somehow I’d gotten it into my head that the original meaning of the name was cardinals as in bishops. But that may actually be true. The Cardinals wear red and white, the same two colors as a Catholic cardinal.

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LordRobin------RM t1_j2c1e4h wrote

Right, now that I take the time to think about it, a “swallowing” wouldn’t look exciting at all, even observed from within the galaxy. The doomed star’s light would just red-shift as it approached until the wavelength was unobservable.

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LordRobin------RM t1_j27885y wrote

I thought it was tidal forces, not the simple strength of the gravitational field, that destroyed objects as they passed the event horizon. I’ve read several times that you could fall into the event horizon of, say, a supermassive black hole and not feel a thing. The event horizon for a black hole of that size is so far away from the singularity that tidal forces are almost non-existent.

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