I'm an idiot. OK, so it's not Roche limit. What is it called when centripetal force of a rotating planet exceeds gravity's ability to hold it together?
NASA hailed the news as proof that Kepler will be able to do its job of finding planets capable of supporting life.
So the announcement about the discovery of a planet not capable of supporting life... is proof that Hubble's replacement will be able to find planets that will support life?
Even confiscation of something that was not prohibited by school policy? The teacher may have a problem confiscating something a bit more expensive and common but just as harmless (flash drives?) from every student that has it.
The problem is, your statements are written out. They are "in print". People have known for a hundred years or more that only things "in print" are true and not to pay attention to anything else.
Therefore, lots of folks believe only what is written on the Internet.
Ummm... Your comments are written on the Internet as well.
A patent that should not have been issued in the first place.
For example, patents are supposed to be for unique ideas. Prior art (someone else built something similar first) proves that the idea isn't so unique. But the patent might be granted anyways, for some reason.
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And we have had the Spinning Cube for a while now.
Who said the interface that will accompany this 3D desktop will be 2D?
GENERATION PURPLE: The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation.
Well, the lights on my router blink.
I'm an idiot. OK, so it's not Roche limit. What is it called when centripetal force of a rotating planet exceeds gravity's ability to hold it together?
Earth would have to have been originally spinning at 2-3 RPM.
And that doesn't exceed the Roche limit?
I'm sure "habitable (for us)" would have been a better description of what they hope to accomplish.
"I don't do math, I'm more of an artistic person." As though you have to choose.
Introduce them to fractals
Shh! I have a few dozen AI scripts generating random garbage to keep him containe^Woccupied.
Wikipedia agrees with him. He must be right.
Well, that's 1,651.73 Fahrenheit/899.85 Celsius according to Google. Almost cozy.
NASA hailed the news as proof that Kepler will be able to do its job of finding planets capable of supporting life.
So the announcement about the discovery of a planet not capable of supporting life... is proof that Hubble's replacement will be able to find planets that will support life?
Even confiscation of something that was not prohibited by school policy? The teacher may have a problem confiscating something a bit more expensive and common but just as harmless (flash drives?) from every student that has it.
The problem is, your statements are written out. They are "in print". People have known for a hundred years or more that only things "in print" are true and not to pay attention to anything else.
Therefore, lots of folks believe only what is written on the Internet.
Ummm... Your comments are written on the Internet as well.
DO YOU REALIZE WHAT YOU'VE DONE?!?
She wasn't elected. She was appointed. :-(
When will people finally upgrade their Windows 98 machines?
These people. (Map)
On the bright side, Peter I Island and Marie Byrd Land seem untaken (although there is probably a reason for that).
Don't feed the troll.
Any idea about the stance of her probable replacement?
Are people allowed to settle on Antartica?
Ever hear of antimatter?
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What is a Bad Patent anyway?
A patent that should not have been issued in the first place.
For example, patents are supposed to be for unique ideas. Prior art (someone else built something similar first) proves that the idea isn't so unique. But the patent might be granted anyways, for some reason.
But you could end up with YY children.
As if Canadian Television and film (with RARE exception) isn't dull enough.
Stargate?