Hriston's latest activity

The rule for interrupting long rests quite clearly defines "a period of strenuous activity" as "at least one hour of" certain types of...

I try to do what I would call a minimal amount of prep. In my current D&D 5.0E game, I generate pretty much all DM-introduced content...

The latest images from ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter: ESA’s ExoMars and Mars Express observe comet 3I/ATLAS Eta: The fuzzy white dot...

Look, you objected to me saying images and data from Mars will reveal more about the "true nature" of 3I/ATLAS and responded by stating...

There is still an opportunity cost: using a satellite for a science which is not optimized for, means you don't use it for the science...

This is from an FAQ on ESA's website esa.int: In the coming months, ESA will turn interplanetary voyagers such as Mars Express, ExoMars...

Neil deGrasse Tyson did a StarTalk on it. Likely several more by now. He cautioned against people replacing the “god of the gaps” with...

I know you're joking and as far as anyone knows it's not "heading for Earth", but the shutdown doesn't explain why ESA's being so slow.

The alternatives aren't that serious or likely. The scientist who expressed it is important, yes, but he is also known for these kinds...

Seven billion year old cosmic dragon explains its anomalous mass (33 billion tons) and forward jet.

That the term has been used isn't in question. It's that it doesn't seem to have a workable definition as a category other than "things...

Yes, the expected outcome is the current scientific consensus that it's a comet will be confirmed by further observation, but the...

Is anyone else following this? This object passed Mars two days ago at a distance of about 29 million km, yet, to my knowledge, the...

I could see it going that direction. The sunset sky colors are almost exactly the same. Interesting.

It seemed like the obvious answer to the OP's question!