Jesus Christ was not born on December 25th It just happens to be a day that mopst western Christians celebrate His birth.
Like USians celebrate Washingtons birthday on a monday
And some in the commonwealth celebrate the Queen's birthday on the 1st monday in June, and others on the 2nd monday in June, her actual birthday is April 21 which has significance to another Religion
We can't keep using stored solar energy (fossil fuels) for much longer without making the planet uninhabitable. There is too much resistance to nuclear fission, and we don't seem to be bothering to exploit stored nuclear fission energy (geothermal). Even if we put up solar panels everywhere on this planet it wouldnt be enough, so we are either going to have to go out and put solar collectors in space, or develop our own fussion generators (which may need He3 that may be found on the moon, or in the long run collected form the atmosphere of the gas giants.
I get the Mpls Star-Tribune via Kindle subscription, and usually read it on my phone. Quite often articles in said journal are messed up when I read them, with all the long words coming out hyp-hen-ated.
And I would like people to stop calling charity events that last 24 hours [activity]-athon The plain of Marathon is a place in Greece, athon is not a suffix meaning an endurance event.
"If only it was a bit easier to put 1g into orbit..."
Pico is 10^-12 so if a normal satellite is 10,000 Kg then a picosatellite would be only 10 micrograms While it might not take much energy to accelerate that to orbital speed in a vacuum, its not going to be easy to get it out of the atmoshere. Its also not going to have much in the way of sensors on it.
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Yes, they could - In a similar way to Bain Capital (Nitts old company) did business.
Then they could sell off Northern Ireland to Eire, and Scotland to BP , and Wales to the Japanese
???
Profit
Jesus Christ was not born on December 25th
It just happens to be a day that mopst western Christians celebrate His birth.
Like USians celebrate Washingtons birthday on a monday
And some in the commonwealth celebrate the Queen's birthday on the 1st monday in June, and others on the 2nd monday in June, her actual birthday is April 21 which has significance to another Religion
They can't be carbon sinks - everyone knows that wood floats
You can also eat fresh strawberries and go swimming on Xmas day
Mars aint the kind of place to raise your kids
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We can't keep using stored solar energy (fossil fuels) for much longer without making the planet uninhabitable. There is too much resistance to nuclear fission, and we don't seem to be bothering to exploit stored nuclear fission energy (geothermal). Even if we put up solar panels everywhere on this planet it wouldnt be enough, so we are either going to have to go out and put solar collectors in space, or develop our own fussion generators (which may need He3 that may be found on the moon, or in the long run collected form the atmosphere of the gas giants.
What version of Android does it run?
The A10 is the best ground support aircraft ever made
"There is a set of speeds and driving conditions where we can confidently drive the Roadster 3.0 over 400 miles"
42 mph , downhill with a tail wind...
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An acient city in the Sumarian region of the middle east
University of Rochester (New York, not MN)
Might be something to do with bears too (Ursa)
Why not have a drone that flies like a seagull, after all they are more common, and would be less likely to be noticed.
(and still deadly if you have enough of them (The Birds)
" Is this 2010?"
No, but its not even 2061 yet, let alone 3001
A distinguished but elderly scientist once wrote that petabyte storage devices would be enough for 3001
Of course if you can get the target computer to run certain code, you can completely wipe all the RAM, but wheres the fun in that huh..
Define recent
Many countries that the US invaded, were first invaded by somebody else. For example France was invaded by Germany before the US got into the war.
I get the Mpls Star-Tribune via Kindle subscription, and usually read it on my phone.
Quite often articles in said journal are messed up when I read them, with all the long words coming out hyp-hen-ated.
I look forward to the movie "Bears on a Plane"
But its keeping a close eye on the humourous ones.
Maybe, but don't forget its hard to exert much torque when you're in zero G
Anyway the ISS is one of the few places where a 3d printer is justified.
That we don't have to worry about asteroids any more?
And I would like people to stop calling charity events that last 24 hours [activity]-athon
The plain of Marathon is a place in Greece, athon is not a suffix meaning an endurance event.
Sounds like the start of The Andromeda Strain
you still have to pay the sales tax.
The Auto industry obviously
"If only it was a bit easier to put 1g into orbit..."
Pico is 10^-12 so if a normal satellite is 10,000 Kg then a picosatellite would be only 10 micrograms
While it might not take much energy to accelerate that to orbital speed in a vacuum, its not going to be easy to get it out of the atmoshere.
Its also not going to have much in the way of sensors on it.
I was taught in school that Robert Peary of the US was the first one that got there, doesn't that give USA a claim