#FediHelp #Science We are discussing on an incredible issue: how can air go inside bell peppers
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We are discussing on an incredible issue: how can air go inside bell peppers?
If someone has a scientific solution please tell us!
🔂 Boosts very welcome!
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We are discussing on an incredible issue: how can air go inside bell peppers?
If someone has a scientific solution please tell us!
🔂 Boosts very welcome!
@GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl
(I suggest you add something like "boost welcome")
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We are discussing on an incredible issue: how can air go inside bell peppers?
If someone has a scientific solution please tell us!
🔂 Boosts very welcome!
@GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl
My guess is the same way air goes into an egg. -
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@GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl
(I suggest you add something like "boost welcome")
@jones @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl now I’m curious…. 👀
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@GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl
My guess is the same way air goes into an egg.@DunPiteog @GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl what there's air inside eggs?
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@DunPiteog @GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl what there's air inside eggs?
@materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl yep: chicks breath air.
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@materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl yep: chicks breath air.
@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl
also: cows don't always produce milk: they only produce it when they are pregnant; it seems to me it's something i had never realized before @kenobit told me :) -
@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl
also: cows don't always produce milk: they only produce it when they are pregnant; it seems to me it's something i had never realized before @kenobit told me :)@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Not when they are pregnant, when they gave birth. -
@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Not when they are pregnant, when they gave birth.@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Doesn't they start producing it even before birth? -
@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Doesn't they start producing it even before birth?@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit why would they? Who would drink their milk?Mammals produce milk after the delivery.
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@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit why would they? Who would drink their milk?Mammals produce milk after the delivery.
@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Well i seem to remember that when women are pregnant their breast grows... i don't know whether it is already producing milk, or just getting ready to do it, and it may be a myth, though. -
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@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Well i seem to remember that when women are pregnant their breast grows... i don't know whether it is already producing milk, or just getting ready to do it, and it may be a myth, though.@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit the glands grow the milk will be produced later.
It takes some time to have the body prepared to feed someone. -
@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit the glands grow the milk will be produced later.
It takes some time to have the body prepared to feed someone. -
@materialgirl @DunPiteog @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Glans is the part on top of the penis.
Gland is the "ghiandola".
(Maybe they are somewhat related in evolutionary terms) -
@materialgirl @DunPiteog @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Glans is the part on top of the penis.
Gland is the "ghiandola".
(Maybe they are somewhat related in evolutionary terms)@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit LoL I can't confirm or deny why my autocorrect chose one instead of the other
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By the way, here's what I believe was the final published frequency list and schedule for the AT&T high seas service, (a souvenir of one of my visits to the station before it went off the air).
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I should note that while the site (and its cousins) had a number of large discone antennas like this one, they were mostly there as backups in case the main antennas (which included truly massive wire rhombics oriented toward various oceanic regions) or transmitter combiners failed.
The old Bell System did not mess around.
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Ships on the high seas still occasionally make some use of shortwave radio, but its importance has greatly diminished over the last few decades. The Coast Guard still maintains a "watch" on emergency shortwave frequencies, listening for distress calls, but most transoceanic ships are now equipped with more modern, higher-bandwidth satellite communications systems.
Places like this are what the Internet looked like a century ago. Infrastructure is often heroic, and occasionally looks the part.
