u/Astrox_YT

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  1. 30points

    Cyberspace — a "social operating system" for your cyberDeck (reddit.com)

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    My Interstellar Movie Review Video is Out NOW! (youtu.be)

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    Cyberspace — a "social operating system" for your cyberDeck (reddit.com) [Custom Web-Based Application ]

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    Cyberspace — a "social operating system" for your cyberDeck (reddit.com) [AI assisted]

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    Cyberspace — a "social operating system" for your cyberDeck (reddit.com)

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    My Interstellar Movie Review Video is Out NOW! (youtu.be) [VIDEO]

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  7. 1points

    Made a User Interface for Space Fans! (github.com) [Seeking Advice]

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    Made a User-Interface for Space Fans! (github.com)

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  9. 1points

    Made a User Interface for Space Fans (github.com) [Showcase: Free(mium)]

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    Made a User Interface for Space Fans (github.com)

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    Astralixi October 2026 Quaterly Release Is Out Now! (github.com)

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    Astralixi October 2026 Quaterly Release Is Out Now! (github.com) [Vibe coded]

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    Astralixi October 2026 Quaterly Release Is Out Now! (github.com) [uConsole]

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    Building my Space Empire! | Juno: New Origins Career Mode (Episode 1) (youtu.be) [Discussion]

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    Building my Space Empire! | Juno: New Origins Career Mode (Episode 1) (youtu.be) [Games]

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    Building my Space Empire! | Juno: New Origins Career Mode (Episode 1) (youtu.be)

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    "We have a mouse problem" (i.redd.it) [Meme]

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    My spaceship design (WIP) (old.reddit.com) [OC]

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    Astralixi Pre-release is available Now! (github.com) [uConsole]

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Astrox_YT

Hi! I was wondering what's the maximum altitude that jet can reach before it succumbs to gravity? I've been trying to design a space plane which requires no rocket boosted, but can't find a REALISTIC way.

Astrox_YT

It wont hurt us or knock out your internet. Even though Apophis gets closer than some high-altitude weather satellites, space is mostly empty. It won’t hit anything, affect our atmosphere, or mess with communication. Instead, it’s just a rare, cool chance for scientists to study a massive space rock up close!

Astrox_YT

For the brown dwarfs ( L, T, Y), most people just extend the classic mnemonic you mentioned: " Oh Be A Fine Girl/Guy, Kiss Me Less Than Yesterday." It flows perfectly and covers the ultra-cool objects. White dwarfs are actually pretty easy because they don't follow a long sequence. They all just start with D (for Dwarf). The letter right after it just tells you what dominant element is showing up in their spectrum—like DA for hydrogen lines or DB for helium lines. For the numbers ( 0-9), think of it as a countdown from hot to cold within that specific letter type. 0 is the hottest and 9 is the coolest. Because our Sun is a G2, it means it's on the hotter, earlier end of the G-class spectrum, while a G8 would be much cooler and closer to an K-class star. For the Roman numerals ( I-V), this is the Yerkes luminosity class. It basically ranks stars by their size and brightness from top to bottom: I: Supergiants (Number one, the biggest) III: Regular Giants V: Main Sequence (Dwarfs like our Sun) If you can lock down that I is the absolute largest and V is the main sequence baseline, the even numbers in between ( II for bright giants and IV for subgiants) are easy to fill in mentally.

Astrox_YT

1B cos I could invest a quarter of that on longevity and infinite life research

Chose: get $1B

Astrox_YT

The back circular disk area is centrifugal

Astrox_YT

It's not been community vibe coded, because no other human has wrote any of my code. I was just asking for help for ideas/plan