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When it's noon on the moon what time is it here?

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On colonizing Venus- A recent article on r/futurology stated that, using .004" skinned titanium dirigibles of some kind, it would be plausible to sustain human life at roughly 50km above the surface of Venus. My question is, if you slipped and fell from this craft, what would kill you first?

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What are the effects of THF wavelength frequencies/radiation on bare skin?

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THF radiation question. Can i use it for home heating? Seriously though, what are its effects on bare skin?

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On the idea of floating cities above clouds of Venus: Question about death

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On the idea of Venus cloud cities: What if you fell off of one of these platforms? What would kill you first? The ground, or the atmosphere?

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If a "typical" Terran nuclear reactor was placed on Titan, what would it take to keep it cool enough to prevent a meltdown, if a meltdown were possible?

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When it's noon on the moon what time is it here?	1
On colonizing Venus- A recent article on r/futurology stated that, using .004" skinned titanium dirigibles of some kind, it would be plausible to sustain human life at roughly 50km above the surface of Venus. My question is, if you slipped and fell from this craft, what would kill you first?	1
What are the effects of THF wavelength frequencies/radiation on bare skin?	1
THF radiation question. Can i use it for home heating? Seriously though, what are its effects on bare skin?	1
On the idea of floating cities above clouds of Venus: Question about death	1
On the idea of Venus cloud cities: What if you fell off of one of these platforms? What would kill you first? The ground, or the atmosphere?	1
If a "typical" Terran nuclear reactor was placed on Titan, what would it take to keep it cool enough to prevent a meltdown, if a meltdown were possible?	1