u/M_sdft

Built by my friend on our vanilla survival SMP. Since one of our friends built a base far away from us, we weren’t really able to help him out before. Now we can teleport back and forth, which makes it so much easier to trade resources and support him since we have way more farms than he does. The fact that you can use an ender pearl stasis chamber as a teleporter in vanilla Minecraft still blows my mind.

Bonjour les Bretons. Je viens d'acheter une crêpière Krampouz à gaz. J'ai rodé la plaque en fonte. Une fois la plaque refroidie après ma première sortie au marché, la patine a commencé à s'écailler. C'est là que j'ai découvert ces microfissures (Photo : flèche bleue). Quelqu'un sait-il si c'est normal ou non ?

https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/pdf/2009/42/aa11780-09.pdf

Credit: Fig. 1 Bernd Freytag/Uppsala University

Nothing new, but it’s often forgotten that we have a star in our neighborhood that could go supernova relatively soon. „Soon” in an astronomical sense can still mean 10,000–100,000 years. It always amazes me that when I observe Betelgeuse through my telescope, you can actually see the flickering light coming from this red supergiant, which is roughly 650 light-years away from us. Betelgeuse is about 1,000 times larger than the Sun, but only around 15 times more massive. Definitely my favorite star!

I recently bought a Krampouz crepe maker with a cast-iron plate and seasoned it exactly according to the manufacturer's instructions. I used it all day at a market, but when it finally cooled down, the patina started flaking off. After cleaning the surface, I noticed cracks in the plate itself. The manufacturer claims this is normal (according to the images I uploaded), but I disagree. Has anyone else experienced this, are cracks in a cast iron plate normal?

I’m currently digging trenches for my perimeter on our SMP server using a trencher (tnt duper). I wanted to see how many deepslate ores I would get by the end, and the result amazed me