Guess I finally have a use for my archive of random internet shit
Guess I finally have a use for my archive of random internet shit
You say that now, but just you wait until you see a B17 in the dark ages bombing the shit out those darn castles all over Europe.
Then it all comes together.
I wouldn’t be taking any credit for most of this. This poster would be better served if I could find Leonardo Da Vinci or something and give it to him.
“Putting electricity through quartz changes it’s shapes, that’s clocks” 😮 what?
“Make aerofoil go fast and you can fly, here’s a vague picture of a wing. Here’s a vague picture.” Excuse me?
I think I can pull off finding mouldy food and hot milk so I’ve got that, I guess.
Saying that, if I made a time machine, I imagine I would understand the things in this poster.
“you can get insulin from dogs and pigs by trying the pancreatic duct!”
Get rid of the wing and show me where to find this bit inside a pig and I can save lives, we can just wait for the wright brothers to figure out flying again.
This is giving me /internetfuneral vibes
PS: (kbin link)
Congratulations, you’ve just earned a stoning by the town mob.
Unless you can make an electric motor that goes with your electric generator, you’ll just be killed as a witch for making a device that hurts people with invisible energy.
Also, good luck not just getting brutally murdered for being a weird person that doesn’t speak the language and is dressed funny. For like half of human history, even describing a magnet would be nearly impossible, let alone finding enough magnets of similar size and strength, and having enough money to purchase those rare items and thinly drawn copper.
If a guy came up to you today, dressed funny and talking in broken Spanglish or something asked you for a small loan so he could buy some deuterium and promethium to make a fusion-tap-quark drive so he can advance humanity, you’d probably run away. A thousand years ago you’d probably just have been stabbed on general principles.
For me it’d go
go back in time invent calculus or something similar be burned at the stake for being a woman who writes weird symbols
Sirius is absolutely NOT the brightest star in the sky. Not even close.
How to actually find it: Find the big dipper (I know you know what it looks like). Take the two stars at the front end of the “cup” part. Draw a line through them “up” and out of the cup until you hit a star. That’s it.
You’re correct that Jupiter is the brightest object in the night sky besides (obviously) the sun and the moon.
The brightest star is Sirius, near the constellation Orion.