Vanadium 50 said:
I'm sorry, I think you made a typo. I think you meant "Thank you for looking those numbers up for me."
Do you have a larger point? That can be discussed.
You're right about showing thanks, as I often do. (and was first to like

their reply)
Also feel fine about my follow up. By the way, thanks
@Drakkith, if it wasn't obvious. I often am tired from physical labor and driving hundreds of kilometers to jobs even after pulling over to sleep in the car so I'm often sleep deprived and might forget to mention it, but please know that I do appreciate your effort. Last night I awoke in the middle of he night as usual and got to wondering things about the science of how our universe works (also, as usual), then found a PBS video that said the amount of sunlight in a year, and hadn't ever found online a grand total of all mass that the sun loses to all the things we hear about: trillions of neutrinos through our bodies per second, the mass ejections the sun unleashes (are those ejections in all directions from the sphere, or only into the plane of planets, and, if they're only from a single spot, then do we include the mass ejections that happen at the other side of the sun away from us?), etc. But do we subtract all of the mass that collides with the sun from asteroids to comet debris and would add to its mass? (or would the solar wind be so strong near the sun that such objects cannot enter it?)
Most of us here probably have jobs too and are short on time (and some of us are building a business with what little bit of free time we've got!), so good thing for the vigilance of people about the basics of proper thanking.
I thought in our quest and curiosity for scientific knowledge, we're all in it together!
Why else would people bother to answer any questions that complete strangers ask on the internet?