Crazie Daizee · Mar 17

ha I needed that *snort* does anyone else remember the awe of the first time they saw motorcycle riders in the steel ball mesh cage as a child at the circus? what an amazing way to learn the physics of "gravity" from centripetal force en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globe_o...

Serena All-Heart · Mar 17

The oil rig company got very interested

Bote Man · Mar 18

Tonight on Babylon 5...

Dan S. · Mar 17

But is the buffet okay?

Ken Shaw · Mar 17

"Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!"

Jack Bennetto · Mar 17

Next time I’ll verify the shuffleboard courts are oriented to minimize Coriolis forces

Gregory Lynn · Mar 17

Now I want a submarine cruise

Mae Creo · Mar 18

I feel like I should understand this after reading the first quarter of Project Hail Mary, but I don’t.

@zeshara.bsky.social · Mar 17

the cruise line might have fired you, but I'm really quite impressed

Bobbelieu · Mar 17

Funny, and yet it conjures an interesting mental image

Cantard · Mar 17

So...longitudinal axis... We talking rotating the ship in tight turns, doing a loop de loop, or a barrel roll? I need sleep and had an hours long test this morning, so a bit out of it.

Dr Joanne Williams · Mar 17

@dreadships.bsky.social probably has examples of ships that appear to be designed for this one neat trick

Liz 🏳️‍⚧️ · Mar 17

But think of the muscular gains!

Mark Wesley · Mar 17

The Norovirus situation really got out of hand

xkcd title text · Mar 17

Title text: "I don't get it. The peak acceleration for passengers was WAY lower than in the giant-waterslide-loop-the-loop incident the other cruise line fired me for." Alt text: https://explainxkcd.com/3220#Transcript