Try DSL, do! It downloads in a few minutes and fits on a tiny CDr (49Mb). It's like Knoppix's little brother (or sister, as it's really cute). Worthy carrying around, on a CD business card to impress Linux skeptics.
People travelling in the left lane 1 MPH faster than the car in the lane to their right piss me off!
People travelling in the left lane 1 MPH faster than the car in the lane to their right are usually (ex-) Volvo drivers- though now to be found in Audis or Rover 75s..
Seriously, are the cameras going to be set to raise an alert when someone walks down the street that they can't distinguish? Will police occasionally stop you and ask you to remove your stetson so that CCTV can calm down?
In my experience most people who are convinced they "don't drive like a twat ", always stick to speed limits, etc, in reality do "drive like a twat" and are a menace on the road. Well said.
The moon is not the earth...
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..the sedentary, fine-grained powder began to rise, billow and race off toward the horizon.
Not unless it was a hollywood moon set. lunar dust does not billow or race off anywhere - in a vacuum it falls straight down again once the driving force- the engine exhaust in this case- is removed, despite the low gravity; dust, feathers and hammers all fall at the same rate.
...the air was about 1% as dense as the air on the surface where the craft departed from. The pressure was about.7% of the pressure at sea level. The temperature was about -45 Celsius.
It was a dark and stormy night...
No, no! Real spaceships have fins and fire at one end, a point at the other end and a chequered band half way along. And they land on the fins. And a looong ladder comes down the side. Etc.
Unfortunately, Faraday cages only shield out the electrical component of EM waves. To protect a volume from magnetic effects requires a high permittivity material, such as mumetal, which diverts the field through itself, and around the area to be protected.
Ok, you are wrong. Which is why the moon waxes and wanes- the moon has to spin on it's axis to present the 'man-in-the-moon' face to us; the lunar night/day cycle covers all of the moon.
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Try DSL, do! It downloads in a few minutes and fits on a tiny CDr (49Mb). It's like Knoppix's little brother (or sister, as it's really cute). Worthy carrying around, on a CD business card to impress Linux skeptics.
People travelling in the left lane 1 MPH faster than the car in the lane to their right are usually (ex-) Volvo drivers- though now to be found in Audis or Rover 75s..
Oh and Pizza.
In the UK, they already do..http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3674430.st m
When it runs for President. And succeeds...
Maybe, maybe not. The ZAP is not a 'no emission' vehicle...
4a. You must achive orbit by flapping arms or concentrating really hard...
In my experience most people who are convinced they "don't drive like a twat ", always stick to speed limits, etc, in reality do "drive like a twat" and are a menace on the road. Well said.
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sorry...
Not unless it was a hollywood moon set. lunar dust does not billow or race off anywhere - in a vacuum it falls straight down again once the driving force- the engine exhaust in this case- is removed, despite the low gravity; dust, feathers and hammers all fall at the same rate.
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...the air was about 1% as dense as the air on the surface where the craft departed from. The pressure was about .7% of the pressure at sea level. The temperature was about -45 Celsius.
It was a dark and stormy night...
This could be the answer that the original poster was looking for!
Borg watching Startrek Insurrections.
Ooh, I have a new sig! Too!
The UK didn't have a fair share of German rocket scientists. The one the UK had died..
I'm in a band- and we have a huge rubber gremlin.
No, no! Real spaceships have fins and fire at one end, a point at the other end and a chequered band half way along. And they land on the fins. And a looong ladder comes down the side. Etc.
Unfortunately, Faraday cages only shield out the electrical component of EM waves. To protect a volume from magnetic effects requires a high permittivity material, such as mumetal, which diverts the field through itself, and around the area to be protected.
As a compromise, Beagle 3 will be a dog. Snoopy comes out of retirement, complete with flying helmet, perhaps?
Ok, you are wrong. Which is why the moon waxes and wanes- the moon has to spin on it's axis to present the 'man-in-the-moon' face to us; the lunar night/day cycle covers all of the moon.
made of this- to protect Natalie Portman from hot grits- without spoiling the view!
Well, with the onset of IP over AC (power), satcoms will be all that's left for Ham traffic..