No, the speed of sound through water is essentially independent of frequency. Sound is a compression wave.
You're thinking of transverse, or surface waves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95sQcSulRFM
Given the high amplitude and nearness to the gun I'd guess nonlinear propagation would play a big part so that's interesting. IDK if that makes for a more intense shock front.
axont is correct, actually. See my reply to them.
That's correct, mostly. He doesn't need the hat since the other two cartoons that are public now depict him with different (or no) headwear. All three are black & white tho. This is from his wikipedia article:
On January 1, 2024, the copyrights of the first three animated Mickey Mouse cartoons and their portrayal of Mickey Mouse expired, and they entered the public domain. They are the silent cartoons Plane Crazy and The Gallopin' Gaucho, and the sound cartoon Steamboat Willie. Newer versions of Mickey Mouse will remain copyright protected.
Although Mickey Mouse lapsed into the public domain in 2024, the character, like all major Disney characters, remains trademarked, which lasts in perpetuity as long as it continues to be used commercially by its owner. So, whether or not a particular Disney cartoon goes into the public domain, the characters themselves may not be used as trademarks without authorization.
Off topic but I bet that JWST will find concrete evidence of life (various bio-signatures), but will not find evidence of technological life.
I think I saw this happening a lot with classmates in school. 
Agreed. This should be easy enough to implement, no?
EDIT: if we're scrubbing metadata from posted images we should absolutely be doing this.
looks fun honestly.
Gave up video games in order to take up a musical instrument. Each new page is like a new area in Dark Souls, with new techniques to learn and enemies (pieces) to overcome while using all techniques learned up to that point.
I've reached the boss at the end of the practice area 
Pretty sure that's the same crash.
Someone portrayed a concept render as the real deal, that's all. Concept art often omits the boring practical aspect of car design.
No, that would not be legal to sell. Even backup cameras are a regulatory requirement now.
That's fake news created by hexbear uncritically accepting any anti-bazinga statements as fact.
Oh I know, I mean that the precedent of metadata scrubbing points toward url cleaning as well, imo.