You have 10,000 of whatever is in your profile picture. What do you do?

[HansonKerman]

Woah-oh!

RUN.

[Scorpiodude]

18 hours ago, Ultimate Steve said:

If you have an arm in your profile picture you can afford to lose a lot of arms. But if they are only left arms then you'll just have two left hands for the rest of your life unless you can manage to not lose the original right one.

Well I am left-handed so that's not so bad.

[TeslaPenguin1]

I have 20000 model rockets (Cuz I have 2 in my profile pic)

10000 emperor penguins

10000 emperor penguin chicks

10000 SSTOs.

 

The emperor penguins get in the SSTOS while each penguin chick uses 2 model rockets to lift itself. 

Boom. 20000 penguins IN SPACE!!!!!

[Ultimate Steve]

1 hour ago, TeslaPenguin1 said:

I have 20000 model rockets (Cuz I have 2 in my profile pic)

10000 emperor penguins

10000 emperor penguin chicks

10000 SSTOs.

 

The emperor penguins get in the SSTOS while each penguin chick uses 2 model rockets to lift itself. 

Boom. 20000 penguins IN SPACE!!!!!

Did you just change your profile picture for this thread?

*changes profile picture to 1 million dollars*

[The Dressian Exploder]

10,000 Spacenerd Kermans? Build an SSTO and take them all over to Dres! (Dres is lonely, he needs friends )

[Geonovast]

Die Happy.

[ARS]

40 minutes ago, Geonovast said:

Die Happy.

10.000 CATS!!! Death by cuteness

[RealKerbal3x]

10,000 Kerbals on EVA.

I'll build a space elevator out of them, all the way up to....wait.....maths time...

Kerbals are approximately 1 metre tall. If I stack them up into a tower, they'll reach 10,000 metres, which is the cruising altitude of most commercial airliners.

Dammit.

[Kerbinchaser]

10k Jebs? I'm in good hands. 

[Pascovian]

10000 Enceladuses....

...

A WHOLE SATTELITE AND RING SYSTEM AROUND EARTH  (and probably around Kerbin, and i'll actually give 1 to Dres and Eeloo)

[HansonKerman]

On 8/2/2018 at 3:33 PM, Earthlinger said:

An army of Canadaballs

.....Which is relatively useless, unless they can move and are able to be commanded

*munches on popcorn*

Ha, nice emphasis. Love the

On 8/2/2018 at 3:33 PM, Earthlinger said:

*munches on popcorn*

part

[Geonovast]

On 9/3/2018 at 5:00 AM, Lo Var Lachland said:

10k Jebs? I'm in good hands. 

That is the opposite of true.

[Kerbinchaser]

2 hours ago, Geonovast said:

That is the opposite of true.

It's all on your point of view.  

[SaturnianBlue]

10,000 O'Neill cylinder pairs? I can relocate the entire population of Earth to cylinders in every stable orbit in the solar system and beyond! If I ignore the issue of lifting that many people into space...

Edited September 10, 2018 by SaturnianBlue

[NSEP]

10,000 Mars rovers?

Hey @Ultimate Steve, may i borrow some of your Saturn V rockets so i can launch my 10,000 rovers across the solar system and explore the entire system?

[Ultimate Steve]

37 minutes ago, NSEP said:

10,000 Mars rovers?

Hey @Ultimate Steve, may i borrow some of your Saturn V rockets so i can launch my 10,000 rovers across the solar system and explore the entire system?

Oh, sure! You might need 10,000 sky cranes, though.

[Adstri]

Saturn itself is roughly 95 times the mass of earth. That would be 95M⨁ * 10000 = 950000M⨁

Divide that by the number of earth masses that are in sol.

950000M⨁/333000M⨁ = 2.853M☉

If my math is correct (which it might not be because I've been awake since 3 am.) You would have a star 2.853 times the mass of the Sun. It would be an A-type main sequence star, with a luminosity of 111L☉.

Note that this does include the moons, rings and other particles.

 

[Ultimate Steve]

1 hour ago, Adstriduum said:

Saturn itself is roughly 95 times the mass of earth. That would be 95M⨁ * 10000 = 950000M⨁

Divide that by the number of earth masses that are in sol.

950000M⨁/333000M⨁ = 2.853M☉

If my math is correct (which it might not be because I've been awake since 3 am.) You would have a star 2.853 times the mass of the Sun. It would be an A-type main sequence star, with a luminosity of 111L☉.

Note that this does include the moons, rings and other particles.

 

I do agree, Earth needs another moon or two... or 620000.

[Geonovast]

On 9/16/2018 at 12:15 PM, Ultimate Steve said:

I do agree, Earth needs another moon or two... or 620000.

I feel this is relevant.

https://what-if.xkcd.com/4/

[Ultimate Steve]

18 minutes ago, Geonovast said:

I feel this is relevant.

https://what-if.xkcd.com/4/

We have reached the point where there is a relevant xkcd for everything.

[Piatzin]

26 minutes ago, Geonovast said:

I feel this is relevant. 

https://what-if.xkcd.com/4/

Is it just me who understood the mole concept and the surrounding details/formulae perfectly well on the first day but somehow struggles with basic math?

It's like I'm selectively dumb

[adamgerd]

24 minutes ago, Earthlinger said:

Is it just me who understood the mole concept and the surrounding details/formulae perfectly well on the first day but somehow struggles with basic math?

It's like I'm selectively dumb

Not just you, the calculations themselves are pretty easy, they're just basic division, its the understanding of the mole that is complex.

Also I have 10,000 US Flags, 10,000 Neil Armstrong's and 10,000 moon lander legs. Does anyone wish to buy any astronaut? A real life astronaut?

[Adstri]

On ‎9‎/‎17‎/‎2018 at 12:33 PM, adamgerd said:

Not just you, the calculations themselves are pretty easy, they're just basic division, its the understanding of the mole that is complex.

Also I have 10,000 US Flags, 10,000 Neil Armstrong's and 10,000 moon lander legs. Does anyone wish to buy any astronaut? A real life astronaut?

And 10,000 moons

Or bits of moons.

[Fraston]

Omae wa mou shindeiru. 

 

[adamgerd]

6 hours ago, Adstriduum said:

And 10,000 moons

Or bits of moons.

Yeah, maybe I should sell moon rock to NASA