you will always be able to break up a nuclear nation into regions with and without bunkers. National borders are fluid, there is no way to create this kind of peace forever.
Wikipedia breaks it down like this because of the availability of information, not the frequency of the subject. You really think there have been the same number of wars from the beginning of time to 1000ad as the last 18 months, as you imply? There have wars that took out entire civilizations that you've never heard of, that no one has heard of, Wikipedia is no time traveler.
There have been no major wars, what makes a war major, you ask, my answer would be:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_and_anthropogenic_disasters_by_death_toll
My car is a pretty reusable craft, and though i almost never throw any part of it away, it still seems to cost a lot more than just propellant to keep it going.
So, he can design a system to deliver people on Mars with insignificant wear and tear? I think more people would pay 500K for a car that could travel 250 million miles between tune ups.
Seeing 4G after the word iPhone makes me cringe, am I alone?
It confuses those less educated, like leaving the word Backlit out of LED Backlit Television.
I just would have expected better from slashdot.
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you will always be able to break up a nuclear nation into regions with and without bunkers. National borders are fluid, there is no way to create this kind of peace forever.
Wikipedia breaks it down like this because of the availability of information, not the frequency of the subject. You really think there have been the same number of wars from the beginning of time to 1000ad as the last 18 months, as you imply? There have wars that took out entire civilizations that you've never heard of, that no one has heard of, Wikipedia is no time traveler. There have been no major wars, what makes a war major, you ask, my answer would be: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_and_anthropogenic_disasters_by_death_toll
The above says "performed by another Chinese team back in 2010" but it 16km feat was first demonstrated by the same team
My car is a pretty reusable craft, and though i almost never throw any part of it away, it still seems to cost a lot more than just propellant to keep it going. So, he can design a system to deliver people on Mars with insignificant wear and tear? I think more people would pay 500K for a car that could travel 250 million miles between tune ups.
Seeing 4G after the word iPhone makes me cringe, am I alone? It confuses those less educated, like leaving the word Backlit out of LED Backlit Television. I just would have expected better from slashdot.