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He's going to win, because, despite that, this sentiment is incredibly popular. Also, they already were scared of him.
The comments on this article are really interesting
They are filled with people saying that this is a very poorly written article about an interesting topic.
From what I can glean with my limited knowledge. This insanely high "temperature" of 30-50k, is actually how the author is trying to represent the speed of particles. However, the insanely small amount of particles means the "temperature" is almost imperceptible. I think? This is why Voyager was able to cross this barrier with no issues. As one commenter put it, an astronaut in a space suit would not be able to notice the difference.
Also, the article talks about why this phenomenon occurs, it's the sun's magnetic field. And inside the field, it's like an atmosphere that is different than outside. And the winds outside move a lot faster. Even though the particles are few and far between. As the sun moves throughout space it's magnetic field creates an effect similar to that of a ship moving through water. Also, the magnetic field itself fluctuates with the sun so it's shape and size changes. I thought that was pretty interesting.
Also, someone commented something questioning how the Voyager, a half-a-century-old device, could accomplish this and still communicate with us. And another commenter responded that it's actually pretty amazing. Because we are only able to communicate with it still because we have upgraded our sensors on earth and because the Voyager itself is still pointed towards earth.
Did you catch the joke? Or did you think it was dumb?
How can you tell?
What a sad fucking time we live in.
This is just dripping with corporate branding so much that's weirdly kitch.
That′s fucked up
What's the context here?
Sync all day baby. It's just so clean and compact. And the swipeability is great.
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Doesn't look like it. Not on Android at all either. They say they can't ensure the privacy of an app on Android. I don't fully understand why.