space girl comic
helium-3 is theoretically useful for nuclear fusion (instead of fission), a technology which still isn’t yet viable, and even if it becomes so, it might just be cheaper and easier to build a bunch of solar panels and batteries on earth than set up a mining operation on the moon. still, it makes for a neat science fiction concept, which is something i guess.
and yes, technically i just made a sequel to the comic “helium” called “helium-3”. hire me, microsoft.
fun fact: the average 8-year-old weighs approximately 4.3kg on the moon. make what you will with that information.
clearly sedna is just practising for the whole “long term relationship” thing for when she goes to space after her and dini get married. she’s got it all figured out.
fact: anything you can completely cover with your thumb does not at all matter (i.e. literally everything if you stand back far enough). it’s called the jim lovell principle, and it’s definitely a real thing that i didn’t make up just now. ◑.◑
maybe this is why sedna never lets dini get more than a few steps away from her. (´ω｀*)
now you can add “extra-vehicular activity” (e.v.a.) to the list of technobabble acronyms you can use to sound like the very smart person you know you are.
i’ve been told that you don’t actually need to put dots after each letter if you write it in something called… “capital letters”? whatever that is.
of course, theia was completely destroyed in this moon-baby-making collision. but don’t tell dini that.
people call it the ‘dark side of the moon’, but because it has almost no maria it’s technically brighter than the near side.
pink floyd lied to us all.
maria is the plural form. mare is the singular form. (pronounced mah-ray, not like the horse)
you gotta know your latin if you wanna sound smart in astronomy.
technically they would be called dust angels
i love that nasa spent $25 billion putting man on the moon, only to spend $5.50 on the flag, which they instantly knocked over when the lander took off