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Hey everyone! I'm a keen D&D-er and one of the unexplored regions of the planar map is the elemental plane of water. There's a few...

I believe that the moon doesn't get hit that often, I think (and I could be wrong) that it just doesn't have any way to recover from...

I hypothesise that with the majority of the ocean being non-coastal, it would benefit most from the balls being arranged in a hexagonal...

Coincidentally this is already a running project of humanity, just using less specific junk.

If I were to try and create a system which guarantees power for a moon-base, I would look at building a rail system around the moon on...

Regarding the available resources, I found an estimate that 12.33 billion tennis balls have been produced since they were invented. By...

An equivalent way to see it: the sea level rise is the same as the water rise you'd observe when placing one tennis ball in a...

The hexagons (Assuming they were kept vertical by neigbouring hexagons) would displace almost a meter-tall column of water, but it would...

Hello all, I indulged myself a curiosity today on the question of how much the sea levels would rise if we covered them with tennis...