Not anymore… 😢

Because all of it is expected and known. It would actually be a lot harder to calculate if it were something taking place just here on earth. You have to factor in stuff like wind and turbulence which throws calculations off. But in space? Little to no unexpected variables. It’s Newton’s first law; an object in motion stays in motion.

We know the position of the moon and how it will move.

We know the position of the earth and how it will move.

We know the position of the spacecraft and how it will move.

From there, it’s just math.

95% of those are just ai generated rage-bait, so just ask ChatGPT to make one for you and you’ll get the same experience.

Me before drinking lots of water: depressed

Me after drinking lots of water: depressed, but hydrated

Linux users proceed to cry

AFAIK, still no conclusive studies that show microplastics having an overly adverse affect on the human body. I’ve seen one linking it to lower sperm counts, but that’s not particularly bad to me. We don’t need more people.

The big scare with microplastics is that they are everywhere and that certainly isn’t good; and I think we’re all just waiting for the shoe to drop and some study to come out that shows something majorly negative with them. But for now, there’s nothing obvious sticking out that shows an immediate concern. Which makes sense. We use plastic for so much because it tends not to react to stuff.

I’m sure he’s really sad on his yacht with his billions of dollars.