need this farce of a man to walk into the nearest river, his pockets weighed down with the densest rocks money can buy.
November 13, 2025 at 3:44 AM
need this farce of a man to walk into the nearest river, his pockets weighed down with the densest rocks money can buy.
Local aurora chaser starting to have serious regrets as they scramble for hint-of-purple aurora photos from their rental in the densest most light-polluted town in the state.
November 13, 2025 at 3:01 AM
Local aurora chaser starting to have serious regrets as they scramble for hint-of-purple aurora photos from their rental in the densest most light-polluted town in the state.
From Kylee Carden: Neutron stars are some of the densest, most exotic objects in the universe. Today’s paper explores how simulating novel neutrino physics affects the outcome of neutron star mergers. ⚛️🔭☄🧪
astrobites.org/2025/11/12/n...
astrobites.org/2025/11/12/n...
Don’t Like Your Neutrino Flavor? Transform It!
Neutron stars are some of the densest, most exotic objects in the universe. Today’s paper explores how simulating novel neutrino physics affects the outcome of neutron star mergers.
astrobites.org
November 13, 2025 at 3:22 AM
From Kylee Carden: Neutron stars are some of the densest, most exotic objects in the universe. Today’s paper explores how simulating novel neutrino physics affects the outcome of neutron star mergers. ⚛️🔭☄🧪
astrobites.org/2025/11/12/n...
astrobites.org/2025/11/12/n...
Geometry!!!!!
"These positions are rooted in incompatible spatial logics. Los Angeles is sometimes described as among the densest U.S. urbanized areas, largely due to traffic congestion. But the perception conflates vehicular congestion with urban population density." commonedge.org/los-angeles-...
"These positions are rooted in incompatible spatial logics. Los Angeles is sometimes described as among the densest U.S. urbanized areas, largely due to traffic congestion. But the perception conflates vehicular congestion with urban population density." commonedge.org/los-angeles-...
Los Angeles and the Density Paradox
The city is already overloaded with cars, yet it lacks the density needed for transit to work effectively. Moving beyond this stalemate is essential.
commonedge.org
November 12, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Geometry!!!!!
"These positions are rooted in incompatible spatial logics. Los Angeles is sometimes described as among the densest U.S. urbanized areas, largely due to traffic congestion. But the perception conflates vehicular congestion with urban population density." commonedge.org/los-angeles-...
"These positions are rooted in incompatible spatial logics. Los Angeles is sometimes described as among the densest U.S. urbanized areas, largely due to traffic congestion. But the perception conflates vehicular congestion with urban population density." commonedge.org/los-angeles-...
This is literally out my skylight in the middle of one of the densest cities in America. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen
November 12, 2025 at 2:05 AM
This is literally out my skylight in the middle of one of the densest cities in America. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen
Counterpoint: This is a most weasel. The densest weasel there is. You can't fit more weasel in a smaller package than this. All the weasel, condensed to its very essence.
November 8, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Counterpoint: This is a most weasel. The densest weasel there is. You can't fit more weasel in a smaller package than this. All the weasel, condensed to its very essence.
This map shows the densest 3km circles in the largest cities in the US. Source: buff.ly/NU3L634
November 8, 2025 at 6:26 AM
This map shows the densest 3km circles in the largest cities in the US. Source: buff.ly/NU3L634
The year is 2035. Naples boasts the densest urban railway network in Europe. But the trains run every 79 minutes between 11 am and 3 pm every third Tuesday of the third month of leap years.
November 8, 2025 at 7:12 PM
The year is 2035. Naples boasts the densest urban railway network in Europe. But the trains run every 79 minutes between 11 am and 3 pm every third Tuesday of the third month of leap years.
Sam is the ONLY Winchester brother. Dean is totally the world’s densest egg. Her masculinity is performative to the point of parody. I will die on this hill.
November 11, 2025 at 10:30 AM
Sam is the ONLY Winchester brother. Dean is totally the world’s densest egg. Her masculinity is performative to the point of parody. I will die on this hill.
Electeds invent the weirdest excuses to avoid building infill, while grasping at straws to justify building in the suburbs
There is way more money for low usage highways in suburban areas than for high usage transit in the densest parts of the state
There is way more money for low usage highways in suburban areas than for high usage transit in the densest parts of the state
November 13, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Electeds invent the weirdest excuses to avoid building infill, while grasping at straws to justify building in the suburbs
There is way more money for low usage highways in suburban areas than for high usage transit in the densest parts of the state
There is way more money for low usage highways in suburban areas than for high usage transit in the densest parts of the state
Those 3.5 million people are disproportionately children, disproportionately persons of colour, disproportionately newcomers to Canada... And highly disproportionately live in Canada's densest cities.
November 12, 2025 at 1:18 PM
Those 3.5 million people are disproportionately children, disproportionately persons of colour, disproportionately newcomers to Canada... And highly disproportionately live in Canada's densest cities.
NYC is the densest city in the world with public transit and no regressive tax theres a reason why the wealthy inequality is the greatest in new york despite having no regressive tax red states have rural areas and regressive taxes meaning profit is lower no one is giving that up because of 2% tax
November 12, 2025 at 2:33 PM
NYC is the densest city in the world with public transit and no regressive tax theres a reason why the wealthy inequality is the greatest in new york despite having no regressive tax red states have rural areas and regressive taxes meaning profit is lower no one is giving that up because of 2% tax
It's objectively stupid that the densest state in the country has so much of its politics run through dumbass little towns and boroughs which largely function as arenas for settling picayune scores and dispensing patronage to one guys cousin or another, right?
November 9, 2025 at 11:16 PM
It's objectively stupid that the densest state in the country has so much of its politics run through dumbass little towns and boroughs which largely function as arenas for settling picayune scores and dispensing patronage to one guys cousin or another, right?
NJ's bluest counties saw biggest turnout increases, propelling landslide
Three densest counties saw largest jumps from '21:
Hudson (Jersey City), Essex (Newark), Union
>30% increase in total vote
>30-pt Democratic margin
High-profile local races helped, e.g., Jersey City mayoral w/ former gov
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Three densest counties saw largest jumps from '21:
Hudson (Jersey City), Essex (Newark), Union
>30% increase in total vote
>30-pt Democratic margin
High-profile local races helped, e.g., Jersey City mayoral w/ former gov
1/2
November 6, 2025 at 1:06 AM
NJ's bluest counties saw biggest turnout increases, propelling landslide
Three densest counties saw largest jumps from '21:
Hudson (Jersey City), Essex (Newark), Union
>30% increase in total vote
>30-pt Democratic margin
High-profile local races helped, e.g., Jersey City mayoral w/ former gov
1/2
Three densest counties saw largest jumps from '21:
Hudson (Jersey City), Essex (Newark), Union
>30% increase in total vote
>30-pt Democratic margin
High-profile local races helped, e.g., Jersey City mayoral w/ former gov
1/2
I mean, I definitely have less than when I started. But Imm 3 years in and feels like it’s been way slower than it should. My electrologist says I have some of the deepest roots and densest hair she’s ever seen. 💀
November 6, 2025 at 10:53 PM
I mean, I definitely have less than when I started. But Imm 3 years in and feels like it’s been way slower than it should. My electrologist says I have some of the deepest roots and densest hair she’s ever seen. 💀
Manhattan is in no way a “ghost town” and driving a personal car into the densest urban environment in the U.S. is something you should never do.
November 4, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Manhattan is in no way a “ghost town” and driving a personal car into the densest urban environment in the U.S. is something you should never do.
yeah it's good for the system, like the northern extension was. can't complain about it. but i don't care. i want the train across the lake, and i want the improved headways through the densest part of the city that it enables.
November 7, 2025 at 8:24 PM
yeah it's good for the system, like the northern extension was. can't complain about it. but i don't care. i want the train across the lake, and i want the improved headways through the densest part of the city that it enables.
Kinda funny to me that despite Champaign being twice the size and denser (both overall and peak) and yet Urbana manages to capture half of the densest voting precincts in the area anyway. These are in people per square mile (but are over very small areas)
November 7, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Kinda funny to me that despite Champaign being twice the size and denser (both overall and peak) and yet Urbana manages to capture half of the densest voting precincts in the area anyway. These are in people per square mile (but are over very small areas)
The world is made up of electrons, protons and neutrons. MAGA is made up of Morons the densest material in the known universe
November 5, 2025 at 10:38 PM
The world is made up of electrons, protons and neutrons. MAGA is made up of Morons the densest material in the known universe
I can see the point fine, I just don't think it's a good one. These services don't exist to be "special transit for northsiders." They exist to provide additional capacity to/from downtown in the densest parts of the city, and to provide better service for trips which start/end along the lakefront.
November 6, 2025 at 4:48 AM
I can see the point fine, I just don't think it's a good one. These services don't exist to be "special transit for northsiders." They exist to provide additional capacity to/from downtown in the densest parts of the city, and to provide better service for trips which start/end along the lakefront.
Densest, cheapest, and longest lasting storage technology, at that.
November 3, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Densest, cheapest, and longest lasting storage technology, at that.
They’ve bought and fixed up the larger suburban-style houses in the Passaic Park section of town. Lots of extended families living together. The more urban parts of Passaic (that make it the densest municipality in NJ outside of Hudson County) are solidly Latino.
November 6, 2025 at 5:20 PM
They’ve bought and fixed up the larger suburban-style houses in the Passaic Park section of town. Lots of extended families living together. The more urban parts of Passaic (that make it the densest municipality in NJ outside of Hudson County) are solidly Latino.
The Green Roof Bylaw makes sense because Toronto is the densest and most populated city in Canada and frequently experiences catastrophic flooding. It also addresses the urban heat island effect, which is intense, check the temps in cities around TO in the winter and you'll see it.
November 4, 2025 at 12:02 PM
The Green Roof Bylaw makes sense because Toronto is the densest and most populated city in Canada and frequently experiences catastrophic flooding. It also addresses the urban heat island effect, which is intense, check the temps in cities around TO in the winter and you'll see it.
Solar isn't something you "throw away when new panels improve". You install new next to the still working old panels - or you sell the old panels to someone who don't mind the lower efficiency (in W/m^2) if you need the densest power generation available. Working panels don't get trashed.
November 6, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Solar isn't something you "throw away when new panels improve". You install new next to the still working old panels - or you sell the old panels to someone who don't mind the lower efficiency (in W/m^2) if you need the densest power generation available. Working panels don't get trashed.