#hadr0nposting

[hadr0n]

So, in Eridian language, repeating something three times is an indicator of extreme emotion, like 'amaze amaze amaze' or 'happy happy happy.' And, logically, the number of repetitions indicates emphasis, so once is normal, two is emphasised, and three is extreme.

However, when Grace meets Rocky out in space in the book, Rocky replies 'happy happy happy happy.' Four repetitions. That little guy was overjoyed to see Grace again. More happy than when they found Taumoeba 85.

I love them both, so much

[hadr0n]

in the changed house. straight up looping it. and by 'it.' well ,let's just say... the frin

[hadr0n]

love how everyone is reacting to Artemis II like rocky from Project Hail Mary

anyways, amaze amaze amaze.

[hadr0n]

The people yearn for gas giants that are green for seemingly no reason. Or... well, green planets in general, really.

Giant's Deep and Timber Hearth from Outer Wilds

Jool from Kerbal Space Program (with OWV lander and PHM)

Adrian / Tau Ceti e from Project Hail Mary

[hadr0n]

I updated my Catto Ship Diagram!

This is only for the main elements, rather than isotopes. That'd be super complicated to put in.

Sorry if it's a little hard to read, Obsidian doesn't really like complex graphs like this...

The colours indicate what group the element belongs to. The size of each element is how many ships they have, and black dots have no ships so far.

Please let me know if you have any suggestions!

[hadr0n]

i love ISAT because the most emotional scene will happen, with a character breaking down, and then someone's hungry and bonnie will not refuse an opportunity for snacktime

and then there's siffrin and isabeau and they are a whole new level of silly. it's hard to take the fact that i'm about to beat the king when sif is obsessing over fried food and acting like a silly little boy

i love him :)

[hadr0n]

hrrrng... need... more ships...

[hadr0n]

If the average person did, in fact, eat 0 spiders per year and the '3 spiders per year' statistic was, in fact, statistical error, Spiders Georg would actually have to eat 68 147 531 spiders per day to maintain that number.

Following the 10 000 per day rule of Georg, the average person would actually only eat 0.00044 spiders per year.

Assuming the average spider has a mass between 0.01 - 1g (let's assume 0.1g for the sake of calculation), Georg would consume just over 6.8 tons of spiders per day. That's a lot of spiders - thank you for your service, Georg.

According to one search, 1kg of meat (unspecified type) has 1 430 kilocalories. In total, Georg would ingest 9 745 097 kilocalories per day. I'm no doctor, but I don't think that's healthy.