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L14[06:34:11] <Althego> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lLd1cI7v0U

L15[06:34:19] <Althego> launch in 1.5 min

L16[06:34:28] <Althego> (or not, you can never know)

L17[06:53:23] <Althego> complete success

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L20[09:53:21] <Mat2ch> What launch was this?

L21[09:54:51] <Althego> oh no stream is gone

L22[09:55:21] <Althego> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KKZbSX9SgI

L23[09:55:37] <Althego> first private launch from india

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L34[20:32:31] <FLHerne> .mission

L35[20:32:31] <LunchBot> You build the Custom Launch Vehicle With No Pronounceable Acronym (INTERCAL). It turns out that a perpetual motion machine is as real as the air, dark matter and intermolecular vacuum.

L36[21:18:19] <raptop> An open universe in an FLRW metric does not give you a perpetual motion machine as typically defined

L37[21:22:36] <FLHerne> .outcome add You don't know theory here so you have to actually use your brain, which is quite unfortunate.

L38[21:22:36] <LunchBot> Added outcome: You don't know theory here so you have to actually use your brain, which is quite unfortunate.

L39[21:25:01] <FLHerne> I think a closed universe makes more sense to me

L40[21:25:38] <FLHerne> the universe seems to have a finite age so it ought to have a finite volume

L41[21:27:54] <xxcoder> whats interesting is we assume spacetime begin with universe, which probably is the case, but what if it wasnt

L42[21:29:37] <raptop> It doesn't have to. My understanding with inflation and the like is that there are models that get you an infinite or something age universe, just with bubbles dropping out of the inflationary bit and having normal big bangs

L43[21:29:57] <raptop> But I'm pretty sketchy on this sort of cosmology

L44[21:30:16] <xxcoder> yeah theres nothing supporting, or not supporting this at all

L45[21:30:28] <xxcoder> we know universe exists, and had expanded from a point

L46[21:30:31] <raptop> There's also that

L47[21:30:36] <xxcoder> external to it is complete unknown

L48[21:31:24] <xxcoder> one of manga had interesting concept, its like a sea and bubbles, but bubbles is universes lol

L49[21:31:38] <xxcoder> well in that case it was just a world each but yeah

L50[21:31:54] <raptop> I want to say bubble analogies show up pretty frequently

L51[21:32:26] <xxcoder> yeah

L52[21:32:49] <xxcoder> what if rest of area is lower vacuum state

L53[21:33:15] <xxcoder> and universe is quantium tunneled dense point that expanded into higher vacuum state

L54[21:33:39] <xxcoder> if universe gets into lower vacuum state it just "pops" into rest of it lol

L56[22:15:46] <packbart> I believe that our universe is a vapor bubble among many in a big vat of universal goo

L57[22:15:52] <packbart> They're making plastic

L58[22:20:03] <xxcoder> fun lol

L59[22:20:17] <packbart> hey, we're the catalyst!

L60[22:22:54] <packbart> .oO( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBRquiS1pis )