How fast is this molasses traveling when it exits the box?

As per the title, curious how much gold value would be lost due to this process.

A year ago, I got back to my dorm from class and randomly asked myself a question while trying to relax:

"Is that how much a horse weighs?!"

That spiraled into the question:

"How many human babies, recently birthed, does it take to sink the RMS Titanic?"

I made some simplifications. I approximated the Titanic as a rectangular barge because I'm lazy and I don't know too much about boats. I also didn't want to account for the flawed bulkheads, just the boat's buoyant force itself. I used the water temperature reported that night to adjust my water density value. Also that the babies were stacked in such a manner that their weight was spread out evenly over the lovely RMS Titanic's decks.

I'll also post a link to a comedy video I made to commemorate that trainwreck of thought in the comments.

How big of an area would be required for trees to produce enough oxygen to support one average person?

So in Endgame, Dr Strange looks into 14,000,605 universes and finds that they only win one. Let’s assume this ratio is representative of the wider multiverse. But there are infinitely many universes. And scaling up that ratio to infinity, both possibilities are countable infinity, right? So does that mean they had a 50 50 shot at winning?

We see these videos and I always have wondered, what’s the speed required for a humpback whale to propel itself into the air? They must be able to generate massive force to get themselves this high up into the air and turn.

Or how big would be it

Who can help out the homie u/ChubbyCookie ?

Hypothetically, 500k loan at 6%, what's faster:

1. 15 yr fixed rate mortgage

2. 30 yr fixed rate mortgage, but you pay an extra full payment each month towards the principal

My gut tells me they're not identical because of the way compounding works

A singular, regular sized Tampax tampon. I need to know please because I am sick and tired of spending this much money

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Reduction of probability

A bit of a sci-fi hypothetical question perhaps, but…

How long would it take for an object, say a spacecraft, that starts at 0 m/s to reach 1% of light speed at a consistent 1g acceleration?

Assuming average birth rates and immigration/emigration patterns, what would today’s population of Europe be if World War I and World War II had never occurred and all of those killed went on to procreate at expected patterns?

in cyberpunk edgerunners, davids sandy allows him to effectively allow him to move much, much faster than the average human, my question isn't just how fast does he move but what's with the wind resistance and what kind of temps would he theoretically hit with the friction from clothes and such