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Someone really needs to make one of these comics with the full character lineup. Shark, kangaroo, wolf, cat, moon, scooter…
Moon? Goddammit, I hate missing the lore drops.
Their lunar lander crashed into the moon last year.
I think the cat was about a guy who got scratched, then died from the subsequent infection.
thank you, k-anon
Holy shit, they would need a lot of room for windows.
I don’t know what tools they use but if Windows is an issue then the artist could use Linux.
What happened? Russian soldier died due to an electric scooter?
Head of Russia’s nuclear, biological, and chemical forces was killed by a bomb hidden in a nearby scooter
Is the scooter OK?
Buff out
Minor cosmetic damage
I know what I’ve got, no lowballers…or else
Oh hey not bad not bad still clearly a scooter o7
Considering it was a bomb, it’s doing surprisingly well. The handlebars are missing and it’s warped in the picture I saw.
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> that was a big explosion from such a tiny boi.
Remember, the nuclear material which was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was about the size of a cricket ball.
The explosion could have been a little bigger!
Hiroshima’s bomb was Little Boy, which contained 64 kg of uranium, which at 19.1 g/cm^3 would be about 3.3 liters, significantly larger than a cricket ball.
But Nagasaki’s Fat Man used about 6.2 kg of plutonium, which has roughly the same density as uranium, although the implosion mechanism to initiate the chain reaction compressed it to about half the volume. So that’s closer to a cricket ball.
But also to add even more nuance, the plutonium in Fat Man used a uranium tamper to reflect neutrons, and estimates are that about 30% of the explosion yield was due to fission of the uranium too. So it’s hard to really draw the line on what was or wasn’t the “explosive” in that bomb.
the implosion mechanism to initiate the chain reaction compressed it to about half the volume.
Y’know, I’ve done a lot of “hobby research” into nuclear weapons, but never really did the math on the degree to which the pit was compressed. Just on an intuitive level, it’s already a bit difficult to fathom solids compressing, but not unreasonable to imagine. However, in my head it was like, a couple percent at most. Forcing a solid ball of insanely dense metal into a space half of what it originally was just blows my mind even more.
There was a bit more to the bomb than just nuclear material though.
And none of it came out charred but recognizable.
If the pictured scooter genuinely was the bomb, this is some Wile E. Coyote shit.
If you take the batteries out, there’s a decent amount of space inside one.
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Impressive improvisation.
Oh sweet, thanks
I guess the tin-foil hat brigade were right. Electric vehicles are dangerous after all.
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o7 scooter bro
The battery pack takes up quite a bit of room in those things, you could really pack a lot of splodey stuff in if you took that out.
😊
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“terror attack”
It was an attack targeting members of a terrorist organisation, and those pagers were only given out to members of the org.
New Hitman achievement.
🇮🇪 : Ná tosaigh do charr
🇺🇦 : Не запускайте свій E-Scooter
Erin go Bragh!
