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What might the properties of Pu-239 & Pu-238 be at 80g/cm3?
reddit.comWhat might a planet with very high Bismuth content look like?
If a star were to die and release a massive amount of Bismuth stardust, or had a Bismuth core that cooled, which then formed a planet, what might that planet look like and how might it behave if it had gas concentrations similar to Earth, having mostly Nitrogen, Oxygen, and a little Carbon, and Argon. While also being close to a Sun-like star, while also being smaller in size to Earth, yet have equal gravity?
Apparently There Is No Solid Titanium Building On Earth?!(Question Under Image)
I learned today that there is not a single building on Earth that has ever been made of pure Titanium. Some buildings have been plated with Titanium like the museum in the image above, however no building has ever been made with solid titanium beams/roof tiles, or any solid titanium foundation parts. I understand that steel is slightly more durable in some ways, and multiple times less expensive but why hasn’t anyone at least attempted to build a solid Titanium building? Titanium Carbide & other Titanium alloys could be made as hard as mild steel. Are there any plans to make the world’s first solid Titanium building?
Should The Bloop Be Added To Subnautica 2?
reddit.comShould Subnautica 2 Have Nearly Every Element On The Periodic Table, In The Game?
Can Subnautica 2 Please Have Ultra Deep Sea Exoskeletal Dive Suits? (With visible upgrades for it)
Will Subnautica 2 Have Oceans FAR deeper or wider than Subnautica 1, so that there is more to explore?
reddit.comEven with 9PHEB heat resistant shielding as the shell of a hypersonic missile, I don’t see how it can protect the IHEs from decomposing (decomposition occurs around 400° C), and 9PHEB has a heat tolerance of around 3,000°C & great heat blocking, but the inside of the missile would still get hot enough to decompose important warhead materials if not shielded somehow. The inside of a hypersonic missile shell (where the warheads go) would get to several hundred degrees quickly, (depending on the many materials that could be used), with the outside of the missile reaching over 2,000°C. I would assume that the inside of the missile is vacuum sealed or, the warheads are coated with aerogel to block out heat. Is my assumption correct?
I have eaten at nearly every restaurant at Universal, and I’ve had trouble picking a number one restaurant, but I can assuredly say that Amatista, Bice Ristorante, The Strong Water Tavern, Floor 17, The Chocolate Emporium, Island’s Dining Room, The Kitchen, Panda Express, The Cowfish, and Voodoo Doughnut are my top 10 favorites. Primarily my top 3 favorites are Amatista for its fancy interior, service, scenic outside view, and good food- Bice Ristorante for its luxurious interior, high quality service, high quality food and very scenic balcony views- And finally Island’s Dining Room because of the interior’s high quality Caribbean theme, service, scenic tropical outside view, and somewhat high quality food. Strong Water Tavern has a great balcony view, quick service, and extremely good exotic food, maybe the best food I’ve had in Orlando, however I personally like the interior quality of the other restaurants slightly more. Lastly, the bar in Royal Pacific Resort looks incredible, but I haven’t had the food yet, but I will soon. What’s your opinion on my ratings?
I have eaten at a few Universal restaurants in Citywalk, the theme parks, and the resorts, but I haven’t been to every restaurant. I really liked Amatista, Bìce, Island’s Dining Room, and the Chocolate Emporium, but what do you restaurant enthusiasts think? I am looking for the most overall scenic restaurant with the best service and best tasting food, price doesn’t matter much.