Omer van Kloeten
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🔻 aetios 🇪🇺@gigabecquerel it's not wrong
catraxx 
Lu 🇦🇲
Carlota Lacumi Appreciator@gigabecquerel Wow. Nature is amazing.
Haelwenn /элвэн/ 
@gigabecquerel Well stars in the Solar System: One.
paradx@lanodan @gigabecquerel I think that is the joke...
Jonathan HendryThat’s some heavy water.
Harshal Suryawanshi 🇮🇳@jonhendry @gigabecquerel you mean D2O?😛
Julian West🦞@gigabecquerel my observations from downtown San Francisco confirm this
eternaltyro@gigabecquerel i was like ooooh. And then I was like wait a minute!
Tuomo Häikiö@eternaltyro @gigabecquerel Exactly my reaction 😁
jan van der meiden@gigabecquerel There are exactly 2 atoms of hydrogen in one molecule of water (H2O)
Realitätsabstandsoptimierer:in@jan_arie @gigabecquerel Which is one more than the number of stars in the entire solar system.
... unless you count stuff like the ones on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Johannes 
@jan_arie you did the math
Americanist4U@jan_arie @gigabecquerel
My brain automatically corrected the statement and read solar system as galaxy. Yes only 2 atoms in one molecule.
My brain automatically corrected the statement and read solar system as galaxy. Yes only 2 atoms in one molecule.
Irina
Huh@jan_arie @gigabecquerel It was a joke
Jan@gigabecquerel Even twice as much!!1!
Windell Oskay@gigabecquerel i love it
RevK 
@gigabecquerel Took me like 3 seconds... Nice one.
Jarjan (He/Him)
it's B! Cavello 🐝@gigabecquerel image description (you may be able to update your post to make it more accessible): hand holding glass of water with the caption “there are more atoms of hydrogen in a single molecule of water than there are stars in the entire solar system”
Rozzychan
Toon Van de Putte 🍉@gigabecquerel isn't there just a single hydrogen atom in a water molecule?
@gigabecquerel oh I'm stupid and I need to read better 🤦♂️
Ariaflame@toon @gigabecquerel Nope. One oxygen. Two hydrogen.
Daniil Baturin@toon @gigabecquerel Only if you find extremely rare univalent oxygen... it's known as fluorine, and I strongly recommend against drinking or even touching such water. :)
Dominik Janiec
Ein Philosophiker@toon @gigabecquerel There is exactly one oxygene atom connected to two hydrogen atoms, that's why it is called H2O.
Jan 'Maub' Kap. 🦄🥔An image of a glass of water, the caption reads: "There are more hydrogen atoms in a single molecule of water, than there are stars in the solar system."
John Gordon
trisweb@gigabecquerel This was an evil mental rollercoaster.
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Artemisia Vulgaris
GrendelIs that meant to be"in a single drop of water"?
I thought there were two hydrogen atoms in a water molecule.
Pardon my ignorance if this is wrong or if this is satire.
@grendel84 Nope, it's entirely correct as it stands there
Ed Davies@grendel84 There are two hydrogen atoms in a molecule of water. There is one star in the solar system. Generally speaking, two is larger than one.
Whooshing sounds
Dang, my brain just automatically translated that to universe, since that's what so many of those kinds of facts state 😅
@grendel84 Yeah, I bet a lot of people read it as “galaxy” or “universe”.
Patrick Johanneson 🚀 🇨🇦
Tor Iver Wilhelmsen@gigabecquerel (mumbles something about OH- and H+ ions)
@toriver Neither of which are a single molecule of water :^)
peterF@gigabecquerel
I think you mean cup, not molecule
I think you mean cup, not molecule
@PeterF I think you should read the text again
Edelruth, PBS Passport HolderI had to read through a lot of replies before I caught up to "... the solar system" bit.
Well played.
Roland Giersig 
John Mark Ockerbloom@gigabecquerel And the number of takes I did on that ("Huh-- wait-- oh, right") is more than either.
John "John Davies" Davies ☑️@gigabecquerel In fact 2x more. Thankfully, they're not as big.
Elosha@johnnyd_cm @gigabecquerel That‘s a whopping 100%! Whoa! 🤓
Ron Jeffries@RonJeffries @DarrylAnderson Nope, molecule
@gigabecquerel right, my bad. 😀
Adrian Morales@gigabecquerel Mina-san, please remember to hydrate yourselves. 💧
Knud JahnkeNot wrong.
GoodNewsGreyShoes🔞(on hiatus)
emily dogmom@gigabecquerel really makes u think
Alex White@gigabecquerel Literally twice as many, eh?
Supportive Tree-based lifeform
Ping --flood@gigabecquerel
And just how many stars in the solar system. The world may never know.
And just how many stars in the solar system. The world may never know.
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