Since mas dilates your ship would have the mass of a black hole
that's a meaningless statement, a black hole can have any mass.
You misunderstand time dilation, nothing inside the ship slows down for the passengers, everything inside the ship is normal in duration. Starlight is faint, protection from blue-shifted light seeming to be gammas is only a matter of shielding.
Yes I agree that one year doesn't make a trend. However there definitely was a cool period in the 20th century, so your claim of no abatement from warming is rejected because of reality.
That hottest year in 1998 did give opportunity for a lot of profitable agenda driven nonsense; remember to live as Al Gore says, not as he does with his 20+ family equivalent carbon footprint (give the hypocrite some credit, it used to be 30+ until he put some "green" tech in his mansion)
Of course, the fact of global cooling showing that most the issue was cyclical rather than man-driven might get notice even from the unwashed masses soon
the second most abundant element in the universe is not a "finite resource"
you are being silly with that alarmist nonsense about superconductors, we already have had superconductors at liquid nitrogen temperatures for 30 years
you are confused, there is helium in the atmosphere which can be recovered by liquifiying, the escape and loss of that will be over geological time scales
Most helium from the earth is just vented right now, the "shortage" is artificial. And it can be recovered from atmosphere just at greater cost than from venting at natural gas sites, which in the future will be how it is "mined". We'll never run out on any timescale that matters, the loss to outer space is only concern over geological time spans. Only economic "shortage", not material one.
it is not "hard to mine", right now most of it is just vented at natural gas sites. the only "shortage" is due to waste and stupidity. Even after the last natural gas field stops giving helium it can just be recovered from atmosphere at greater cost. We'll thus never run out for millenia
helium is usually with natural gas; most helium right now is just vented right to the atmosphere, there is no real shortage on planet earth just wasting.
1. has launchd which is systemd-ish and can be pain for custom daemons (plists for non-apple things don't always work) 2. has many, MANY extra processes running, for added bloat one doesn't need or want 3. can't even change system font size or face, very UNCUSTOMIZEABLE UI. Don't they even consider the sight-impaired?
I can think of a lot of bad things to say about most muslim countries, but you're just saying everyone would agree their children are more important than themselves in old age when they're no longer productive? I can't say that's bad or wrong.
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Since mas dilates your ship would have the mass of a black hole
that's a meaningless statement, a black hole can have any mass.
You misunderstand time dilation, nothing inside the ship slows down for the passengers, everything inside the ship is normal in duration. Starlight is faint, protection from blue-shifted light seeming to be gammas is only a matter of shielding.
being able to travel at near light speeds would allow humans to go anywhere without limit. time dilation brings any galaxy close
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Most of what I hate about the internet originates in my subject line; LOLcats won't reach through your computer and steal your credit card.
Those years were "hottest" only on a multi-year averaging system. I'm not denying we've had a hot spell.
Yes I agree that one year doesn't make a trend. However there definitely was a cool period in the 20th century, so your claim of no abatement from warming is rejected because of reality.
no, India, China, Russia, and South Korea are not
That hottest year in 1998 did give opportunity for a lot of profitable agenda driven nonsense; remember to live as Al Gore says, not as he does with his 20+ family equivalent carbon footprint (give the hypocrite some credit, it used to be 30+ until he put some "green" tech in his mansion)
Of course, the fact of global cooling showing that most the issue was cyclical rather than man-driven might get notice even from the unwashed masses soon
plenty of smarter countries have a full-on nuclear program, too bad the USA isn't one of those.
the second most abundant element in the universe is not a "finite resource"
you are being silly with that alarmist nonsense about superconductors, we already have had superconductors at liquid nitrogen temperatures for 30 years
you are confused, there is helium in the atmosphere which can be recovered by liquifiying, the escape and loss of that will be over geological time scales
in the ear?
not true at all, a few languages in this world use base 5
Most helium from the earth is just vented right now, the "shortage" is artificial. And it can be recovered from atmosphere just at greater cost than from venting at natural gas sites, which in the future will be how it is "mined". We'll never run out on any timescale that matters, the loss to outer space is only concern over geological time spans. Only economic "shortage", not material one.
it is not "hard to mine", right now most of it is just vented at natural gas sites. the only "shortage" is due to waste and stupidity. Even after the last natural gas field stops giving helium it can just be recovered from atmosphere at greater cost. We'll thus never run out for millenia
helium is usually with natural gas; most helium right now is just vented right to the atmosphere, there is no real shortage on planet earth just wasting.
all these shrimp are yours, except Europas, eat no crustaceans there
none of that changes the truth of what I said
Unix is a trademark brand and certification. OSX is indeed a Unix(tm)
wrong answer
1. has launchd which is systemd-ish and can be pain for custom daemons (plists for non-apple things don't always work)
2. has many, MANY extra processes running, for added bloat one doesn't need or want
3. can't even change system font size or face, very UNCUSTOMIZEABLE UI. Don't they even consider the sight-impaired?
You're talking about eunuchs? neither the two females on slashdot post AC
We have plenty of very cold places in the world
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...
No, you're citing the incorrect statistic of the article.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05...
I can think of a lot of bad things to say about most muslim countries, but you're just saying everyone would agree their children are more important than themselves in old age when they're no longer productive? I can't say that's bad or wrong.