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It's Facebook, and they could just well do it.

FTFY.

That's basically the ending of the game. Tyrion on the Iron Throne, Jon (after he wargs into the dragons following Daenerys' vaguely unheroic death) King in the North and Warden of the Ice, and Tyrion's wife (Sansa) as the link between both. Well, it should be the ending. Since no one besides...

Given that neutron stars exist, and basically use immense gravitic fields to confine a bunch of neutrons together, I'm not too surprised that a tetraneutron is possible, if horribly unstable. So what is surprising is that "ordinary" reactions can form one...

The actor is quoted as saying that Ronnie-1 had been killed enough times, and bringing him back once again would be stupid. Any of his appearances on the show will be some alt-Ronnie.

So basically, it's a slightly smaller version of Uranus with the small traces of H2O that we found in Uranus boiled off by its proximity to the star.

So, you're a bit too critical, I'd say. Not that there's no stupid, there's some bad decisions made, but they're not plot-stupid, they're just bad guesses from the character.

Not exactly, but LIGO was in a regime of sensitivity where something should be detected at some point. Detecting nothing would mean technical problems OR some subtleties in the theory that might open a new avenue of inquiry (i.e. some new flavor of quantum gravity). But alas, relativity still...

The waves this makes are waaaay bigger than gravity waves.

Naive economists used to draw their diagrams without checking the numbers on the scales. These days, a fairly large number of economists have realized that different stuff occurs at a 0 border (like wages being more inelastic in downward fashion that upward, negative effective interest rates...

At this point, there are two main reasons it's not going to be a cult movie: 1) It's going to make too much money 2) It's going to have a Deadpool 2.

Yea. 10 episodes only, dammit.

They do believe in SLS, though. So much it's nicknamed Senate Launch System, because even NASA doesn't believe in it (but they have to make it because they get told to).

He's also speaking as a former military (his background came up during the interrogation in ep3, got dishonorably discharged for assaulting a superior officer who ordered him to fire on belters) to another military.

Yesterday, I thought I had a bug. Opened mailbox, ran postal, nothing. Click on mail from AH, money doesn't get out. 2nd mail, no problem. Ok, log/relog, nope. No addons? Nope. Ok, I'll see later. I get to the table, click finish... all missions finish except that 400gold one who shows...

I did notice the switching of the priest in the Ceres-Eros shuttle for a mormon emigration candidate. Indirect spoilage for later on season 2.

The best way would be a son/daughter/niece/whatever family, keeping up with the traditions. Which allows you to slip a cameo, if you really, really want (given his looks, make him on his death's bed).

You could assemble a floppy drive from parts for the model I as well, which is what I did. Radio Shack added a "real one" in its catalog, but it was buggy as hell. Apple II had a floppy drive as well in late 70s. In 1975, you didn't had recognizable office computers. You only had terminals...

Better, drop the bits in random locations AND eras.

Well, he's slightly different in the show. (finale spoilage)So, yea, Holden is a more nuanced good guy.

Book 6, not 7. Nemesis Games was book 5 only, and Babylon's Ashes (the one this year) is only book 6. Unless you count The Vital Abysss novella as book 6, maybe? They have a contract for 3 trilogies, 9 books total (not 10, but I guess if you count 6 already, that makes 10). They're getting one...

Disappointed since, basically, they put in half of the first books, and they're incorporating book 2 along so that season 2 will probably collapse the Leviathan Wakes and Caliban's War together. The ending of S01 is basically a mid-season cliffhanger, not a proper season end. Spoilage on the...

Well, actually, on original EQ, it did. Every entity update in the zone was broadcast to everyone in the zone. Which is why you had utilities that snooped on the protocol stream and would display the zone along with the list and loc of all mobs in it when you entered. Rare not spawned? No...

It wasn't? I was sure I had put spoilers. I'm apologize for my mistake. ** EDIT ** Oops, just checked my post, and yea, I agree, I didn't put enough on spoilers.

Note that

My bad, I was still thinking of this as some kind of MMO, which isn't entirely correct. I dimly remember the discussion about the status of the game, but, well, I'm getting old, brain is seizing, and all that stuff. Mostly. I think.

Apparently, it's in beta now and plays like shit:The Division?'s underwhelming beta dampens our expectations | Ars Technica

It's from 5 years ago, so it shouldn't be too out of touch with current physics. Carroll has a new book coming out this spring which is going to be slightly more general about the Universe, not just the entropy/big bang/time directionality stuff; don't know how much we're getting new information...

Now that they've shown the protomolecule,

Well, he's dead. Until the first episode in which he isn't anymore, that is.

Actually, the Steady State theory explicitly prevent the existence cosmic background radiation, which can only be produced by a massively dense phase of the universe, something that can't happen in a static and steady-state universe. Hoyle and his pals tried desperately to add more epicycles...

From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time: Sean Carroll: 9789351116943: Amazon.com: Bookshas almost no math formula. Very understandable if you like physics without being a physicist.

Spoilage from books

Nothing like that here in France so far, but I remember the 2010 snow storm. Ex-colleague and friend of mine left work at 7pm, as usual for him. By 1 am, he was back AT work, never having managed to get more than a mile from there. I also saw on the Mediterranean a whole town shut down...

About every physicist agrees that "before" is a meaningless concept when applied to the big bang. It didn't just create matter, it created space AND time. I'm partial to Sean Carroll's books. Makes those weird concept easier to understand. (side note: Carroll is an Everettian. Which makes the...

Same. The idea and trailers came out as cheesy, but the pilot was actually good. Kinda over the top, but good. Looking forward for some good heart eating.

On the Ceres-Eros shuttle, he was next to a priest going to an episcopal conference on Eros, and they talked and that made him internalize that he wasn't coming back to Ceres. But that probably wouldn't work well in the show, so they went with the "let's leave the hat" symbol instead, to mark...

That's basically why they dropped the original title (which was "The Frankenstein Code"). The link was far too tenuous.

That was the Gravitonium. Different black goop here, apparently.