I took the stacked fit from ASIAir and processed in SIRIL: cropped, extracted background, photogrammatic color correction, and deconvolution, and finally a asihn histogram stretch.
Mount: iOptron CEM40 Telescope: Nexstar 8SE @ f/6.3 Camera: ASI183MC Pro Control: ASIAir Pro
Live stacked with 78 three minute subs. I binned the subs 2x2 to reduce oversampling with the IMX183 chip's tiny pixels. 
Your definition of the meter leaves out the most interesting part. Yes, it was 1,000, 000th the distance of the equator to the North Pole, but how far is that? That wasn't known accurately in the 18th Century. So, two Frenchmen, Delambre and Mechain conducted the longest meridian survey every attempted. They also did so while half of Europe was at war with one another. It was an amazingly dangerous endeavor. There is also significant evidence they totally flubbed and hand-waived their results. So, although their science ended up being questioned, the process and method was accepted and the Meter was defined.
It would take away a lot of the zing... But it's cooking, you do you!
Seems like you could use a kick start for something different. Let me suggest Alabama White Sauce. Tangy, a little heat, and some lip sweat.
Alabama White BBQ Sauce: 1 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Salt
You never know when your last pole or last win was your last pole or last win. LH was justifiably emotional after this year.
But other than the first quali, he was pretty awful all season wasn't he? He wasn't winning and pushing for championship lead then turning into an disaster. It was hard to watch though.
At this point, anyone purchasing a Tesla over Hyundai, Ford, or VW EVs is a tool.
I'm struggling to think of a driver who has absolutely collapsed like Checo in the same season. He is straight up not having a good time.
Ukraine MOD has a program in place that databases every cluster munition fire mission. Demining eastern Ukraine is going to be a years long effort. Any unexpended ordinance will go into that effort. Countries that gave up cluster munitions have had their rose tinted glasses on too long and assumed war would be limited to foreign battlefields and not their back yards.
Will this mean a Pathfinder CRPG that's just normal Pathfinder? I love Owlcat games but I absolutely hate the land and army management portions.