Mercury May Have Molten Hot Magma at its Core
mattatwork writes "According to ScienceDaily, NASA has come to the conclusion that the planet Mercury may have a molten core after all, based on high-precision planetary radar readings. You may (or may not) remember the Mariner 10 probe making 3 passes by Mercury between March 29th, 1974, September 21st 1974 and March 16, 1975."
As do I. As do I.
Wjy?
...does is have sharks with friggin' lazer beams attached to their head.
One, I think you are using "tautology" wrong. And two, by that definition it isn't magma anyway, since it's not beneath the surface of the earth. So there.
to see if they can also find Ragnaros...
WOW guilds all over the world are building rockets to get there.
So Mercury "may" have a molten core after all? It's examples like this that show why so many people with any common sense are skeptical about the cries of the global warming alarmists.
Our greatest scientific minds cannot even olve a simple astrophysics problem, yet the "global-warming" crowd expect us to stake the economic livelihood of our children, and our children's children, and perhaps even that of our children's children's children, on a handful of speculative calculations about the climate.
All those panicky liberals can go eat their granola as far as I'm concerned.
Some turds are green. Just sayin'.
...as covered (fairly well) by Metallica...
Well, I've been to Hastings and I've been to Brighton
I've been to Eastbourne too
So what, so what
And I've been here, I've been there
I've been every fucking where
So what, so what
So what, so what, you boring little cunt
Too bad it's all the way on Mercury, but after you do the attunement quest you'll be able to make it directly from Blackrock Mountain. That won't be too bad.
Hence, "it's NOT that they're both brown"