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1. That's all well and good but they're not allowed to compete in Earth's Olympics.

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 10:24 AM

Apr 2024

Imagine how strong they are at ~30% higher gravity than earth. And our best would be couch potatoes in their Olympics. Gravity is such a drag

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Let's go! dchill Apr 2024 #2

Mine just had a tuneup, hop in let's GO! KS Toronado Apr 2024 #10

Gigantic jellyfish? Arne Apr 2024 #3

You got to wonder Farmer-Rick Apr 2024 #4

The surface gravity would only be about 1.3g muriel_volestrangler Apr 2024 #13

Good to know Farmer-Rick Apr 2024 #14

if nasa starts reciving signals like this ,,, AllaN01Bear Apr 2024 #5

Guess I won't be vacationing on K2-18 b anytime soon. Fla Dem Apr 2024 #6

Yeah, the vast distances of space are Farmer-Rick Apr 2024 #15

This is so cool. Can we send Trump there? Joinfortmill Apr 2024 #7

Works for me. nt SunSeeker Apr 2024 #9

What a place to ponder DFW Apr 2024 #8