by dkpk on 1/27/24, 7:07 AM with 62 comments
by thinkingemote on 1/27/24, 8:21 AM
It varies between 360000km and 405000km ish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_distance
by pbhjpbhj on 1/27/24, 10:47 AM
https://pscrb.fm/rss/p/pdst.fm/e/arttrk.com/p/ABMA5/dts.podt... - "513: No Such Thing As Upside-Down Space Rain", 4m36
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by Max-Ganz-II on 1/27/24, 11:03 AM
What happens as you pile mass into a planet is that the planet becomes dense, not large, and this is because of gravity.
Jupiter has more than twice the mass of Saturn, but is only moderately larger in diameter.
You can keep dumping mass into a planet, and it just won't get much bigger, until you have enough mass that fusion kicks off, and then suddenly the now-a-star inflates, because it becomes extremely hot and then you have something the size of the Sun.
by Aardwolf on 1/27/24, 8:35 AM
So pluto could easily fit as well
by r0b05 on 1/27/24, 8:26 AM
by dwroberts on 1/27/24, 10:33 AM
by jbverschoor on 1/27/24, 8:02 AM
by asimpleusecase on 1/27/24, 8:03 AM
by andrewstuart on 1/27/24, 9:37 AM
by pyeri on 1/27/24, 7:12 AM