I have seen black holes described as "millions of times the mass of the sun".
The nearest star to us is light years away.
How does a black hole draw in millions of stars worth of mass over these vast distances? Are there areas where there are stars packed thousands of times more closely together?
Mods can remove if I'm breaking rules. I just wanted to say that the internet and reddit can be very toxic places. This sub has people running million dollar cnc machines and people with clapped out manual lathes older than their parents. Somehow everyone gets along and helps each other out. I've asked a few stupid questions and get great answers.
Thanks all and stay classy r/machinists
I'm pretty sure I bought the wrong inserts. It seems like the hole should be smaller. What do I need to order to get the right inserts?
Has anyone else gained weight on ozempic? I swear I eat a 3rd of what I used to, I'm exercising more. Why am I still always hungry? It does seem to do a great job on my dt2 though.
It is super cool being a part of this construction project. The bottom floor of this underground silo was recently lowered into position. The lift was 950 tons!