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April 17, 2025

[Q&A+] Origin of Oumuamua, Upside Down Venus, Space Station Made of Starships | Q&A 313

Did we ever find out which star Oumuamua came from? Will there be a space station made of Starships? Why is Venus rotating upside down compared to all other planets? And in our free Q&A+ version on Patreon, does life on Earth require the Moon? Answering all these questions and more in this Q&A.

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ironbar · April 19, 2025

For anyone coming here from the Youtube video in order to watch the bonus question, it starts at 18:23.

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Hobie · April 18, 2025

Reading a bit on the subject, it doesn't seem likely, as the day/night thermal cycle seems to affect atmospheric "tides" much more than gravity

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ironbar · April 19, 2025

You gave no context. What exactly are you commenting about here?

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Yurii Sydor · April 18, 2025

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Hobie · April 18, 2025

I read that the Earth would be a larger, slightly cooler Venus without the Moon to strip away "excess" atmosphere and prevent runaway greenhouse effect.

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Jens Krabbe · April 18, 2025

Do you remember where you read that?

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James Huffman · April 18, 2025

It was once explained to me that the light elements the moon is made of used to be the top layer of earth and those elements would have prevented life.

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David Meier · April 18, 2025

I would like to mention that I don't like the new format of the Q&A episodes. I know you changed it due to the unfortunate popularity of the shorter episodes, but I much prefer the hour long episode format. Would it be possible to perhaps do both?

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Kabiru Mhama · April 18, 2025

Hi

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Kabiru Mhama · April 18, 2025

Good evening

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Geir Lanesskog · April 18, 2025

Re: Venus falling over. I thought I'd read (heard, or hallucinated?) that it was more likely it became loosely tidally locked and either super rotating winds or gravitational effects of other bodies (Earth, Jupiter), or both, gave it a slight rotation in the wrong direction.