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I mirrored your file (hasn't seen it, don't know if defect or something like that). It's here:



http://www.fys.ku.dk/~soren/e2/epII_Long.mov

Enjoy!?!

Until a link gets put up, here's Special Study Group 2.161 Report Report - Probing the Atmosphere by GPS that seems to talk about the Blackjack system.

http://ntserv.fys.ku.dk/mars.htm/WhyMars/chapter_6 .htm

I don't have to think about that, the pressure would not cause the melted mantel, pressure of such magnitudes as to cause lava only happen in protostars, we are just not massive enough. Jupiter and Saturn have much more pressure than Earth but this did not cause volcanos, it has being found that high pressure on Jupiter and Saturn caused the hydrogen atoms to change into a different chemical all together - metallic Hydrogen. You can simply calculate the amount of pressure needed to sustain molted mantel and it would be few million times more than what we have right now.

In fact, the forming stars use the heat generated by pressure to start their thermonuclear reactions. For example our sun needed a temperature of about 7million K in order to start fusing H into 2H deuteron, then into 3He than into 4He, the sun is about million km in diameter and Earth is about 6000km, earth has average density of 5.5 gm / cm^3 this is not even nearly enough to cause increase of heat by 3000K

Anyway, here is a link for you guys: http://ntserv.fys.ku.dk/mars.htm/WhyMars/chapter_6 .htm

1. Follow this link and then maybe you will understand what you are talking about. On the Duty of Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau

2. None of the laws that were broken are unjust Point: The protesters kept people who did not agree with them from using gov't provided roads to get to and from their jobs, and thus taking away freedom from law abiding citizens.
Point: Privately owned businesses were damaged by the "peaceful" protester, thus hurting even more law abdiing citizens.

3. Most of the population does not agree with your analogy that "The British are indeed comming, what will you do?" You will probably say "then they are blind" or some other commonly used statement that implies nothing more than thos who do not agree with you are wrong no matter why they disagree.

I could rant on and on but will stop here for now.

This sort of tension has always existed: Henry David Thoreau

But!

We have the technology! We have the talent! We are connected!

What still needs doing: GNU Encryption

:-)

Overall I'm still happy about the way stuff is going.

--MolochHorridus, juvenile rockthrower.