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If we figured out a way to get a lot of antimatter as fuel for some kind of engine, we might be able to make a really fast ship. But we don't know how to do that yet.

"I'm tripping balls here!" -Elon Musk Yes he really said this in a press conference

Sunvox.

No, but you can swap three edges or three corners.

I've heard it is the same for tarantula enthusiasts...for me to go from zero to one is a terrible risk.

Unfortunately it's not possible to have a pair of corners swapped without also swapping a pair of edges or another pair of corners.

Hello, local forum cubing expert here! Really, it depends on whether you're solving corners first or edges first. I'm guessing this is for the last layer. R' F R' B2 R F' R' B2 R2 U' is probably the algorithm you're looking for. This swaps the upper front corners and keeps them pointed the same way upwards. But it also swaps some edges around. R U’ R’ U’ R U R’ F’ R U R’ U’ R’ F R swaps the top left corner and the bottom right corner (and also two edges). If you do a couple of setup moves to move the corners into those positions, then do this algorithm, then undo the setup moves, you can end up with the corners in the desired position and orientation by knowing the the top left sticker in the U face will be swapped with the bottom left sticker on the R face. This works for any two corners.

Today I recieved an antique telescope sent from a family member. It was built around the 1920s in Paris, it seems. When I get the stand next week I will do some observing with it.

Poetry sounds like a good thing to try in your case, and I would expand that to writing in general. Perhaps you could try making music, too. Even if you only know the keyboard basics, you don't have to be very dexterous yourself to make good music electronically. I think you should start out trying some writing. Poetry, short stories...those are effective ways to share your imagination.

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Hmmmm indeed. I think you could pump the methane around under the skin, negating the need to expel any precious fuel into the open air.

I've been to Yellowstone, and it appears to be mostly in Wyoming. There's also some neat mountains.

I did not click this.

Well no, the thread is locked so that means we can't add any replies.

Why would you think oatmeal?

EIGHT.

10/10 I have been got.

I dunno, the SSME looks pretty sturdy as far as engine bells go. Of course, there's no spacecraft with that engine where landing on it would end well. A small craft with a thick, sturdy bell landing on the Moon might be all right, but why bother when it's so much better to put legs on it.

Groot, I am.

Maybe my normal voice gets scrambled in some interdimensional shenanigans. The more I think about it, the more it seems like something the Dog would do...

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Maybe I'M Gaster.