Does there not exist someplace a pre-1953 photo of that area of the moon? Ideally several, which could narrow down the time to a window that the "flare" fits.
No "before" pictures. The BBC article mentioned by another says "But ground-based telescopes were not powerful enough to see any crater."
Of course, that is why astronomers couldn't announce the new crater the next day.
...vouchers that may be used to buy any manufacturer's desktop, laptop and tablet computers, any software used with those computer products and specified peripheral devices for use with computers.
Hey, restrictions apply!
I can't use the vouchers to buy a handheld, PDA phone, mainframe or server? I can't use them to buy server software? I can only buy the peripheral devices which are "specified" ("Just look for the MS Label...")?
If I were to have an implanted cell phone that operated by direct neural connection, and someone else had a corresponding model, would this be telepathy?
If your definition of "telepathy" is "transfer of thoughts at a distance", that has existed since writing existed. Add "in real time" and use the heliostat, telegraph, or telephone. Add "wirelessly" and that's radio. You've merely added "invisibility" as a requirement.
Many people would consider "without mechanisms" as part of the requirement. The giant mind-reading plant antenna which the Proximans grew in Lunar orbit does meet that requirement. So telepathy already exists, whether we can use it or not.
Well, cable TV is obviously the problem. If you'd been watching broadcast TV, you'd have learned the truth about Bigfoot from "The Invisible Man" or "The Six Million Dollar Man". When it comes to facts, they're The Man.
But any time someone states something as "concrete" either A) exists or B) doesnt exist
without having some form of proof one way or the other...
You should have phrased that loooong sentence more clearly. It specifically is not clear whether you're referring to whether the rocklike construction material called "concrete" existed, or whether someone is saying something is "definite|certain|concrete". Particularly as the Roman formula for concrete was reportedly lost and recreated a few decades ago.
Would the Prosecution have had to prove that the voice on radio was not a miracle which happened to sound like the wife? Or if the wife was speaking, that the wife was not speaking information into the microphone due to divine inspiration?
Depends whether you're using "geometric south" or "map south". The South Pole on a map is the point where the southern end of the axis of rotation meets the surface.
With geometry, "south" is be the direction along axis of rotation, -- so the southernmost point could be the point furthest from the equator -- which might be a mountain top some distance from the "South Pole". [Imagine a plane at right angles to the South Pole -- anything piercing that is further "south", perhaps including the heads of visitors standing near the Pole.]
It bugs me that every time someone tries to studies climate change they get called a tree hugger. Global warming is a proven fact. We need to study it more to find out why it is happening...
Call it "Global Climate" and study the history of global weather patterns over millions of years, then you're less likely to be considered as practicing ecological nostalgia.
Worse, as far as domain names is concerned, is that there can be more than one holder of a trademarked term. "Firestone" might be the name of a tire, a pizza-cooking ceramic stone for ovens, or a donut shop. Unrelated use is allowed. Indeed, a quick search of the US PTO Trademarks database does show most, but not all, "Firestone" trademarks are related to tires.
He didn't mention if he did a search on the Patent Office site. There are many applications found when you search for "mind control"...but "beverage glass washer"? I guess that explains the guy at the cafeteria...
Okay, so the NSA, with the assistance of the Gnomes of Zurich and the Black Activists, use the Orbital Mind Control Lasers to attack your wacky Amiga tinfoil hat guy.
the universe is between 11.2 billion and 20 billion years old
I have to take their word for it. I can't remember anything before 8 billion years ago. Maybe my memory isn't what it used to be a couple of billion years ago.
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"Yeah well you're a Windows idiot. All you do is set it up with Linux and it just works!" -- That is basically the response I expect from my answers.
No, I was setting you up for "You can't fix Windows." ...and Linux can be fixed, which is why now "it just works".:-)
Manly?
Uh, youngster... Crushing a can on your forehead, or with your fingertips, got its reputation as an amusing feat thirty years ago when the beverage cans were steel.
I'll be impressed if you can crush it hard enough to melt it.
But only impressed in a physics way, not a physical way.
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No "before" pictures. The BBC article mentioned by another says "But ground-based telescopes were not powerful enough to see any crater."
Of course, that is why astronomers couldn't announce the new crater the next day.
It'll be back every lunar day.
Yeah, great. Mention what it does. It might as well be ceiling polish for all that I care.
The terrorist knew you were going to say that.
He also knows what you're going to do next.
"Please replace one of my fillings with a ceramic filling and put this chip in the middle of it."
Hey, restrictions apply!
I can't use the vouchers to buy a handheld, PDA phone, mainframe or server? I can't use them to buy server software? I can only buy the peripheral devices which are "specified" ("Just look for the MS Label...")?
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If your definition of "telepathy" is "transfer of thoughts at a distance", that has existed since writing existed. Add "in real time" and use the heliostat, telegraph, or telephone. Add "wirelessly" and that's radio. You've merely added "invisibility" as a requirement.
Many people would consider "without mechanisms" as part of the requirement. The giant mind-reading plant antenna which the Proximans grew in Lunar orbit does meet that requirement. So telepathy already exists, whether we can use it or not.
Well, cable TV is obviously the problem. If you'd been watching broadcast TV, you'd have learned the truth about Bigfoot from "The Invisible Man" or "The Six Million Dollar Man". When it comes to facts, they're The Man.
You should have phrased that loooong sentence more clearly. It specifically is not clear whether you're referring to whether the rocklike construction material called "concrete" existed, or whether someone is saying something is "definite|certain|concrete". Particularly as the Roman formula for concrete was reportedly lost and recreated a few decades ago.
Would the Prosecution have had to prove that the voice on radio was not a miracle which happened to sound like the wife? Or if the wife was speaking, that the wife was not speaking information into the microphone due to divine inspiration?
With geometry, "south" is be the direction along axis of rotation, -- so the southernmost point could be the point furthest from the equator -- which might be a mountain top some distance from the "South Pole". [Imagine a plane at right angles to the South Pole -- anything piercing that is further "south", perhaps including the heads of visitors standing near the Pole.]
Call it "Global Climate" and study the history of global weather patterns over millions of years, then you're less likely to be considered as practicing ecological nostalgia.
Don't antagonize the gnats.
Worse, as far as domain names is concerned, is that there can be more than one holder of a trademarked term. "Firestone" might be the name of a tire, a pizza-cooking ceramic stone for ovens, or a donut shop. Unrelated use is allowed. Indeed, a quick search of the US PTO Trademarks database does show most, but not all, "Firestone" trademarks are related to tires.
He didn't mention if he did a search on the Patent Office site. There are many applications found when you search for "mind control"...but "beverage glass washer"? I guess that explains the guy at the cafeteria...
I have to take their word for it. I can't remember anything before 8 billion years ago. Maybe my memory isn't what it used to be a couple of billion years ago.
No, I was setting you up for "You can't fix Windows."
...and Linux can be fixed, which is why now "it just works". :-)
Trick question. The real problem is that "a program" can crash an MS-Windows system.
What is your definition of:
I don't remember the Dead Horse episode. Was it a "possible rescue" story, or did the Professor build something interesting with the remains?
Obviously, storing info on increasingly smaller refrigerators does increase the information density.
Uh, youngster... Crushing a can on your forehead, or with your fingertips, got its reputation as an amusing feat thirty years ago when the beverage cans were steel.
I'll be impressed if you can crush it hard enough to melt it.
But only impressed in a physics way, not a physical way.