cubinator

Banned for unnatural affection towards Dres.

3/10, circulatory system??

Mfhy4 Well, that was boring.

We put it there to get rid of the mouse. Waiter, my soup is expanding!

Oh, so Earth is concave? Awesome! So when I look up, I can see the other side of the world the same way you can see the other side of a stadium when you're inside it. Wow, that'd be beautiful...oh wait...that doesn't happen...yeah, this is why I stay in this little corner of the internet instead of having to deal with those people.

Who would destroy a planet full of ponies?

I tried several designs today, but they all experienced radiant heating and exploded before getting to the atmosphere. Here are some pics, any hints @Cunjo Carl?

Oh, cool. Should've looked for that button first.

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Like our spent nuclear fuel storage caves? That'd be quite the sign of advanced civilization.

@Cunjo Carl I was thinking about it, and yes, even though radiant heating isn't a problem the compression and even the ambient temperature will be a very big issue. I checked the graph on the wiki and at the top of the atmosphere temperatures reach 10000 K. I might see what I can do with a infinite fuel-equipped pod and Vector for a TWR great enough to surpass the crushing gravity of the sun. The atmospheric pressure is only .15 atm at surface, about twice that of Duna. Time to experiment! Unfortunately it wouldn't count for this challenge, as it will use cheats and not return to Kerbin. Time to sundive!

Problem solved!

@Cunjo Carl soo...In that 7m radius, no radiant heat is generated at all? If so, that means that a small craft with an inflatable heat shield (aka force field apparently) could enter deeper into the atmosphere and even land (?)!

"Any sufficiently advanced magic is indistinguishable from science." -Arthur C. Kerman

Can you tell I read a lot of xkcd? Seriously, though, I vote that the next black hole to be discovered be named "AAAAAAAAAAAA". It's a perfectly fitting name for such a freaking scary object. Edit: Sagittarius AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*

Eta Carinae would be a "Holy crap that's a big space light" and Castor would be "Six space lights that are friends".

Oh great, we need ANOTHER planet subclass? The Pluto backlash was bad enough, now we need yet another confusing set of rules. I suggest we call all celestial objects "Space rocks" along with a description of what it's like. Asteroid and the like would be "Small space rocks". Planets and dwarf planets would be "Big space rocks". Gas planets would be "Space balloons". Stars would be "Space lights". What we call a red dwarf would be a "Small red space light". Our sun would be a "Small yellow space light". Rigel would be a "Big blue space light". Neutron stars would be "Scary hard space lights" and black holes would be called "AAAAAAAAAA". Wouldn't that be way simpler? We're overthinking this whole nomenclature thing.

Because Carl Sagan was never president.

Are there any people in developed countries today that think airplanes are fake? That's how much stupider those people will seem, and they'll be (thankfully) that much rarer.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.youcandothecube.com/downloads/Solution_Guide.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwjR3sT86drMAhUiw4MKHWSyD_AQFggaMAA&usg=AFQjCNFBRXxPg1FMTAc0rk-IX2V_mclMw This is the instruction packet I used to learn to solve it when I was seven years old. You should try it too! *crap I've got to put a ban here* Banned for thinking it's unsolvable.

Hehe. @Blasty McBlastblast banned for having four posts as of four hours ago.

Aldebaran.

Well, TBH you deserve it. Waiter, there's strings in my soup!

Gets note saying to come back in an hour. After the hour has passed you come back to find a sign on the machine saying "This machine does not accept extinct currencies." Inserts snake molt.

So? This isn't the soup thread. ...has a reaction chamber made of wood. The bowling alley is...