Numerous-Afternoon89
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_j6l896q wrote
Reply to comment by mrboatshoe in 39 year old can of Pac-Man pasta by Chef Boyardee by OneUpExtraLife
Seeing ghosts for sure
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_j4y247r wrote
Reply to comment by SciFiJesseWardDnD in Watch Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid work at a 'construction site' - The Robot Report by Gari_305
This guy is from the future
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_j3jxbty wrote
Reply to comment by ThymeIsTight in TIL Pluto hasn't completed an orbit around the sun since its discovery. Pluto's orbit takes about 248 years, and Pluto was discovered in 1930. by irbinator
Good point! Made me think of an interesting sci-fi concept, having civilizations of people that live their entire lifetime experiencing only one season on a planet
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_j2bx4mp wrote
My ex really let herself go! Still has the smile i fell in love with though šš„°
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_j221ui9 wrote
Great information!
Iād be curious to know:
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How would/does the density and diversity of the animals in a state affect these numbers. Assuming something like deserts have less biodiversity than wetter areas. Is it possible to classify ātotal biodiversity in this area / how much of it is endangeredā
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How much does this data depend on what the state classifies as worth saying is endangered. I often hear a ājokeā that california protects endangered forests louses, which is why they donāt clean forest floors before fires. I donāt take this for fact, but I would think California is more motivated to classify things as endangered then other states. Who is āreportingā what is endangered, is there bias in the state that may hide endangered species from being counted?
Hope these follow up questions help for whatever you are doing! Thanks again for the information!
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_ix76gvd wrote
Iād say that doesnāt look like the moon, it looks like a much cooler version of the moon an an alien planet.
I believe our moon used to have volcanoes, that looks like a moon thatās actively erupting. Awesome pic!
Numerous-Afternoon89 t1_j9s78f3 wrote
Reply to comment by nachodorito in [OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP) by tabthough
Yep, Colorado has gone blue for a long time now, last republican senator in CO win their election in 2012,
Whoever decided to draw these lines where they did, did it to make the conservatives look like they are represented more than they actually are