Such a good old creepy scifi short story.

A whatcha whatcha whatcha whatcha whatcha want?

Any visible planet or asteroid would. So some stars would also appear to blink out, but those would take longer to blink out. So the moon would go after 8 minutes, Jupiter would take 43 minutes to stop receiving light, and another 35-52 minutes to disappear for earth depending on orbital locations.

Presumably we would get something on radio/tv/internet from the side facing the sun once they realized it, that of course being only if they hadn’t already been eradicated by a horrific shockwave caused by whatever event caused the sun to vanish before they had a chance to report what they saw, because supernovae tend to travel at very close to the speed of light, so there wouldn’t be much time for them to react.

And if this is a supernova, you might just have time to grok what happened before the planet was obliterated under your feet from the shockwave.

So I guess… chances are we would just barely understand what happened before we were gone.

Heeeeeeeey. Hey. HEY!

https://youtu.be/QNmjEPZBkDA

We currently can’t block enough radiation to make space travel safe for humans in long term situations unless we are blessed with the calmest of space weather based on some recent news about the long term effects on the kidneys in the conditions of space travel (source, I believe the research still needs to be corroborated https://phys.org/news/2024-06-astronauts-kidneys-survive-roundtrip-mars.pdf )

We’re still not at the Star Trek radiation screen level, unfortunately. So I’m not confident we can isolate this well enough. Earths magnetic field and atmosphere do a lot of work for us, and we still cannot replicate their function well enough to make it safe for humans long term. And this is a project that was put underground because it was more sensitive than humans.

I need a farside comic like meme with a teat wearing a professors outfit

Eaten alive by mosquitoes and blackflies, which do well even with grass. As someone who also lived in an area like that (Ottawa) I was amazing when I moved across the river to Gatineau where they let their green spaces be wild and was amazed I was biking along the same river at the same time of year and there were very few bugs.

Naturalized ecosystems allow predators of mosquitoes and flies to thrive and control their numbers.

All of the Star Trek timelines agree, Science is blue.

More like NSFH (Not safe for heart)

This is also represented pretty well in Pantheon.

GD I am just realizing how long its been since I did math in my head without a programming language…

I should take a math class again or something and refresh that knowledge.

Oh derp. Yep it is.

Was better when calcs had a +/- button.

And I remembered the math rule too.

So I checked this on my smartphone first, and thought maybe the software is just shit… So then I checked it on a Casio scientific calc, and both agree.

-3^2 = -9… And 9 != -9

… Are all the calculators somehow wrong? What’s the math rule I’m forgetting here…

There are a lot of bees that look like flies. Check out mason bees.

https://tenor.com/bTIPe.gif

Yep not sure why I said pie dough, this is what happens when I Lemmy before coffee

Toad in a hole is sausage in a pie dough, but it seems that name was reused in a limited number of us regions. Egg+bread is egg in a nest in pretty much all other UK colonized regions and in the UK.