Mass To Light Ratio Puns

So my team had to do the body mass ratio test thing where they get your height and weight and see you percentage of body fat I think. The requirement is to be 7% or higher. I’m a lightweight as I want to go 106 but I weighed 107.4 and had 5% body fat. So I have to go to the doctors and get a slip so they know I’m not starving myself. I literally eat as much as I want and don’t gain any weight so I really want to go 106 as I dont think I’ll do very good at 113. So will I even be allowed to wrestle 106? Like do they check to see your ratio before weigh ins or something and won’t allow me to wrestle if I’m under? If so I can guarantee I won’t have a very good season

So I finally have an okay city going. I had a mass die off to starvation twice, in the early days and then around year 16.

Does anyone have any educated numbers as to what amount of inventory a city needs to population mass?

For instance, I take the total number of Working Citizens ( THIS NUMBER / # / # ) and divide it by 2 to figure out how many houses I need.

Like how much food should I always have in that block per TOTAL NUMBER of People, how much tools, how much firewood, etc.

Does anyone have a table worked out with data?

I get that if we look at Mars, we will see Mars as it was 13min ago on average because of the time it took for the light to reach us. As for the big bang, I can't see how it is possible to see things 400 million years from it unless the expansion of the universe is faster than the speed of light. In other word, the matter of our galaxy traveled faster than the light?

I mean, in freefall objects have no weight.
Weight: "the weight of an object is the force acting on the object due to gravity" wikipedia

They do however have a lot of mass, which is what needs to be moved. And thus the inertia remains to be overcome by thrust.
Otherwise orbiting vessels would have a TWR or infinity?

On the other hand, TWR is lower on Kerbin than for the same craft on Minmus. So 'weight' is definitely a factor.

*headscratch*

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I cannot find a clear answer for this question so I thought I would ask here.

If a galaxy contains a great deal of dark matter, then, compared to the mass-to-light ratio of the inner part, what will the mass-to-light ratio of the whole galaxy be?

The more I think about the problem, the more I go around in circles in my head and then wind up confusing myself. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We should consider the worst case scenario and whilst protesting, also push for “solutions”. Such as but not limited to. Encourage the guys in your life to get snipped. And mass free pregnancy tests to be given to every woman so you can detect it early on. I’m not American but I will personally fly over and protest with you. I’m sorry for American women.😞

Edit: there are many brilliant actual solutions made on this top by many women in varying professional fields and lots of great posts on this sub. I’m just adding two things I haven’t seen.

Also I don’t mean legally enforce vasectomy on guys, some people think I meant that. I do not.

EVERYONE COMMENTS ON IT, WHICH CAUSES HER TO CONSUME MORE THUS CONTRIBUTING TO THE ISSUE.

SHE HAS THE UNIQUE ABILITY TO COMPLETELY ENCIRCLE THE DOMOCILE WHILE SEATED.

SHE HAS A MAMMARY GLAND MADE OF GLASS CONTAINING AN ORANGE-YELLOW CARP.

WE HAVE ISSUED HER A POSTAL CODE AND TELEPHONE REGION CODE. YOU'RE WELCOME.

I am trying to get into PvP but it is so confusing. I understand you can't afford to be as squishy as meta PvP builds running 7 pieces of light armor, but I don't know how much heavy armor I should be wearing.

Should I do 5 pieces of heavy and 2 pieces of light? Or should I go 5 heavy, 1 light, 1 medium? Or something else entirely?

For context, I am a magicka DPS templar planning to run spinners, magma incarnate, and war maiden. I am planning on using a destro staff and a sword/shield, but maybe I should use a resto staff in place of the destro?

Figuring the weapons out and this armor ratio should be the last piece of the puzzle before I'm ready to try PvP not using my PvE build for the first time - so any advice is appreciated.

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I don't know if this belongs here, but the wife and I just can't seem to figure this out. It started out as a joke "There's more water in an orange than a watermelon, ya know" and after we thought about it we think it might be the orange because there's less actual 'meat' to it. Kinda like a ball of little water drops compared to a the watermelon's denser, meatier insides.

So our theory is that an equal amount of watermelon and oranges would show that the watermelons should have less room for water because of how the (90%) majority of the water is stored. At least that's what we came up with.

We were both high as a giraffe's hat when we fell into this rabbit hole, and I'm just an EE so this is way out of my realm of knowledge. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.