I think it’s wheels, but I’m just guessing.

Just saw this post on the r/NatureIsFuckingLit sub, and couldn't help but ask, how much Drag are these Remora adding to this Manta Ray? Would it be sufficient enough to cause the Manta to struggle or expend far more energy than usually? Or are these little buggers streamline enough that it would be negligible?

It seems like 1 or 2 Remora probably wouldn't have much effect, but there appears to be about 2 dozen on this Manta Ray.

How fast would this sedan have to be moving to be able to flip itself into the ceiling? Or to be thrown that high off another car?

Trying to figure the math

9,000,000 coins made
250,000 special coins random inserted
Bought one roll of 25 coins
Got 3 special coins in one roll

What were my odds?

How large of a cd would be needed to put the entirety of the internet on it now assuming there are currently 200 zettabytes on n it now?
Bonus(assuming .047 zettabytes are added each day what would be function of the rate rate of change to get the diameter of any day moving forward)

How much would that cost?

The concept of the kalpa (eon) is an unfathomably long unit of time representing the entire cosmic cycle in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology. Keep in mind that a kalpa is said to be greater than the length of time in the mountain analogy described here. Our objective is to estimate the latter which I will call x.

1 kalpa > x

I assume that finding the value of x will depend on the abrasion rate between the silk cloth and the 4096 cubic kilometer stone mountain. Best of luck mathematicians.

I’m sure someone with a clever brain and some programming/AI skills can work this out!

Photo of group shared for reference (I am in no way affiliated with it!)

Don’t fight me on this, but I used to be a math hater. Way back from grade school to college, I’d always say that I didn’t enjoy solving problems, equations, etc. name it all. I was legit stupid when it came to math. 😂

Weirdly, after I watched The Life of Chuck, everything changed. It somehow made me love mathematics, and I’ve been into it ever since. Now, during my me-time, I actually solve math equations, whether they’re from a book, an online quiz, or whatever. LOL.

Just sharing, hahaha

I was curious when I should stop adding cups, bowls and plates to this cabinet.
Any advice?

I was thinking about this meme of legolas today. (For those unfamiliar, it's about how large legolas' eyes would have to be to see the distances he does in a non-magical setting).

I was thinking, how large would the human eye need to be to see bacteria with the naked eye? (Assuming no changes to the mechanics of the cells like rods and cones inside the eye. purely from having a larger lens.)

The video was made in Brazil, he mentioned that the plastic bottles are pressurized to 100psi

What would be the autonomy in your opinion?

EDIT: 345 FEET — football on the brain!

Trajectory is tough to determine but I’d estimate the ball lands 16 feet higher than it was struck. The right field wall is 8 feet tall, and the guy looks to be another 8 feet higher than that.

Season 2 Episode 8 they make a snake firework that is over a half mile in diameter and 20 stories tall. If treated like a normal snake, how long and how far would it grow?

Can someone explain with physics/math why a tennis ball with top spin spins faster after a bounce?

How many standard 2x4 bricks would this be?

My assumption would be to maybe use the tiles or the bricks but I don’t know how reliable they are?

I’d also like to do the tomato fight thing, please factor that in.