Like the post from Handpaper points out, this is the expected behaviour. And it's just that predictability that make google so good. A truly unique string of characters, in quotes, will return one page only.
Quite right. The payloads we are currently capable of boosting are useless for any real development of space. If we are to have the future we dream of, we're going to have to find (and fund) another way to do it.
Yes, we are certainly capable of sending small probes out to discover facts about the solar system, but those facts will remain useless until we can get there in person.
I remember reading a statement somewhere regarding rocket tech, along the lines of 'a 5% increase in current booster efficiency would allow double the payload'. Anyone know these numbers?
And the Winter Soltice, that I just finished celebrating with a bunch of friends in my rural mountain hippie town, is a far better reason to celebrate, in my book.
Think about it; From that day on, the days get longer. How cool is that, for us northen types, at least?
Fuck off. I respect your beliefs, but your preachy atittude in this and other posts is really fucking anoying. I'm not celebrating the birth of your saviour, I'm having a glass of scotch and going to bed. I'm sorry that pisses you off, but you'll be a lot happier with the world if you can still see me as a 'good' person, rather than some heathen wallowing in booze.
I just returned home from an evening out with some friends. I have had 4 or 5 drinks this evening, on other evenings, I've had more. I have also smoked some pot tonight. I have not driven. I have not beaten my girlfriend, or participated in any violence at all.
Not takeing responsiblity for your actions causes 'consequences' to society, not ethanol or any other chemical.
Christmas might have come from the celebration of Christs birth, but in my life, it's about friends and family and fun. Drinking is fun. Driving drunk is fun also, but only it has consequences.
That article (Nov. 5) mentions a 2-5% increase in power and says Opportunity is operating at ~820 watt-hours. While this article says Opportunity went from 500 to 900 watt-hours.
Those lava flows look quite different from ones on earth. They're flat topped, show no signs of caldera/explosion, and seem to sit largly isloated from any other feature.
Yes, marginly more enegy would be imparted to the asteroid, but less kinetic energy. I imagine a good chunk of the asteroid would vapourize, and the resulting out gassing would give it a kick.
To really do any good, one would drive the warhead into the asteroid before detonation
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#make kernel_image --revision=1.0
This produces a package, including image,modules, lilo configuration, etc, in the /usr/src directory.
My apologies to the masses who, seeing how easy my previous example was, ditched windows/BSD/OSX, installed Debian, and got stuck at step 4.
Yes, we are certainly capable of sending small probes out to discover facts about the solar system, but those facts will remain useless until we can get there in person.
I remember reading a statement somewhere regarding rocket tech, along the lines of 'a 5% increase in current booster efficiency would allow double the payload'. Anyone know these numbers?
Think about it; From that day on, the days get longer. How cool is that, for us northen types, at least?
chill
Many of us are idiots, have a poor sense of humor, or voted for Bush.
What is your country, BTW? Because no one's going to buy 'America' with your grammer. :-)
Not takeing responsiblity for your actions causes 'consequences' to society, not ethanol or any other chemical.
Christmas might have come from the celebration of Christs birth, but in my life, it's about friends and family and fun. Drinking is fun. Driving drunk is fun also, but only it has consequences.
Merry Christmas all.
apt-get install kernel-tree-2.whatever /usr/src/kernel-source-2.whatever
cd
make config/xconfig/whatever
dpkg -i kernel-image-2.whatever
everything is either taken care of, or clearly warned about if you're doing something unusual....
The real numbers are probably less mysterious.
Anyone have a clue?
0.000195 of a centimeter.
To really do any good, one would drive the warhead into the asteroid before detonation
Regardless, I want one.
Anyway, this product is licensed. Always a good idea when sinking $$ into hardware.