@FacterinoCommenterino
Today's Fact: In 2013, a woman named Laura Buxton released a helium balloon with a message on it; the balloon was found 140 miles away by another girl named Laura Buxton, who lived only 10 miles from the first Laura Buxton.
@YoungGandalf2325
Now we just need a man-made black hole to consume the entire planet.
@DrBetty
Thanks. This knowledge stressed me out and added to my anxiety
@ThatOneScienceGuy
And yet people think we aren't warming the climate.
@roni2971
But wasn’t all that matter already here? We just transformed it into buildings.
@tannerhess2199
I built almost all my house projects out of scrap material. Personally I feel if you have enough of one specific material you can build anything. Also it create for much more creative projects which can be great! Takes more effort but it can basically be free besides fresh screws, paint, and prep materials.
@gnimdotako8
Really trips me out that the matter on Earth is exactly the same
@thefox590
Way to go! Let's make it triple next year!
@Boop__Doop
SHOW THOSE FREELOADING TREES WHO'S BOSS
@akashambrose
So does that increases gravity?
@opalcoastal-ld5kd
That really makes me sad about the plastic, especially given that it hasn’t even been 100 years since it was invented, and it’s already created such a huge problem. And what’s going to happen next?
@thegreentortoise9440
L humans
@gaomcakin
Double it and give it to the next generation
@jenergy8725
Where’s the reset button
@Lenin941FN
All the stuff we make was already a part of the earth, we aren't making it any heavier
@beedayzz
Greg stop sending me into a daily crisis
@noamrotstain3182
There's nothing on this planet that isn't from this planet (outside of the rare meteor), how are we adding weight if the weight was only redistributed and recycled?
@Fallkhar
We're like the mechanicum of mars but without cool mechs
@neil.kulkarni
I think some sources would help for further research!
@TheAmateurPhilosopher