[Q&A+] Sun's Siblings, Symmetrical Universe, Biosignature Molecules
Can we find siblings of the Sun? Is the expansion of the Universe symmetrical in all directions? Which molecules can be considered biosignatures? And in Q&A+, I answer a tricky question about Star Wars vs Star Trek.
BONUS QUESTION START AT 18:33
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Actually! Just bough, um, sorry, Jedi Knight saga from the "potato dark forces" onwards! Here in the EU it seems to be 25,7e, so you might call it a discount. I modified the games based on a multitude of instructions and from 'outcast' onwards, and they look completely fine!
I am falling in love with Arc Raiders.
Better than I had thought quickly scrolling past for last couple of weeks - some nicely thought out questions with insightful answers to promote further thinking with imagination. Be back...
QUESTION for you, Fraser When people talk of what happened before the Big Bang, does that make any sense, if both Space and Time were created after the Big Bang?
You think that space-time was only created on this side of a singularity's inflated balloon??
I'm playing Satisfactory with a friend. Super addictive! We were looking for something more peaceful than what we played last (Outriders) but satisfactory is miles better. Definitively what I'm obsessed with right now.
Surviving Mars is a great game. I will check out the ones you mentioned. I like cheap games also.
There are lots of species on Earth that are quite happy to see in the infrared, so brown dwarf stars might perhaps produce a nice doggy civilisation.
Since Perseverance is keeping both a cache of all of its samples, and also leaving backup sample tubes in case the cache fails somehow, and given the current plight of Mars Sample Return, would it make sense to use the backup tubes as a probabilistic backup, instead of a failsafe backup? If Rocketlab or whoever thinks they can do Mars Sample Return for much cheaper, but others are not convinced they are reliable enough, why not have them try and bring back the sample tube from Cheyava Falls? If they succeed, we might get what is hard to deny is the most important single Mars sample of all time back earlier and cheaper (and we then would have much more confidence in its reliability). Even if they fail, we still have a backup sample on Perseverance, or we could even later do another mission specifically to Cheyava Falls for another. It's not as if the samples are actually unique, so why not accept a higher level of risk when we still have backup options?
Bonus question starts at 14:45.
You could try POE2 or CyberPunk. Thanks for the great video!